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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-27
New York Correspondence

New YORK, June 90. 1855
The excitement caused by the liquor law grows
6ercer every day Nightly meetings of ali kinds
of associations of merchants aud So ers, who de
pend for their business upon the importation and
,sse of alcoholic liquors, increase in number AMI
furnish vent-holes, through which escape the vi
tuperatons of the desperate-aua the lamentations
of the more law loving. These societies present
sometimes a strange minglng OF clements and
have been unused not few times in contem
plating their character. Here you see the veal
thy, .high.liviug importer who deals IN his ship
loads, and has mansion in 9Th Avenaein loving
fraternity with the Dutch corner gr lceryman who
retails his single cask of pure liquor at cents
glass,and holds agrer beer and sour krout as bis
business. The stately, snowy distller or
brewer who weekly manufactures whiskey
enough to float the aforesaid importers ships,
may be observed cozily ''chimming in wiz -
keeper of the Irish porter house. down b the
docks discussing Familiarity, but in very bitter
soue. the unconstitutionaty of prohibition. Men
of the highest responsibility are united
hand in hand with the most notorious row.
dies of the town, and pledge them selves to work
for the same cause Aud what is that dear cause,
To resist an execution OF law of the State by
force of arms if necessary. What but the all
powerful bond ofgolden interest could bind to-
-sether such an army in such q cause.
BUTT is all simply ridiculous. Abundant ru.
mars are aHoat about the vast number of armed
men that l. to pounce upon the first luckless
squad of officers that attempt to d. their duty .ani
about a dozen other absurd things OF course
this Is all mere nonsense. There can be M
d n,bt that the prollibitory Law will be enforced
hate as thoroughly asiany other of our laws. /
will not take all alcoholic drinks out of the city no.
sta, their ilse asa beverage, but doubt not thu
IFS effects win he seen tO.lt in the improved heati
AL morals ofour CITY. Mayor Wood, with all the
pra Sc that has neefi avi .iird upon m as ener
tic IL efficient oiicrr has seemingly atienpted
many things which have proved utter failure5.-
For instance, Suniay tipeling is as genera and
perm eious now as ever notwithstanding II > VIZ
liant police with their strict orders. t. s..pr.
OF an evening never showed much Haunting
psosttation in the full glare of the ampsas at the
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NOTICE BY virlue OF a decd of lrn.l...-...-

NOTICE BY virtue OF a deed of trr.t exo.l,,-,
to u, by David Il. Lyman, bearing da 9 on rho i
day of January, 1853 ant of record in the Hn.,;
Court of the city Of Lynctburg will on the oet
day 81 July 1873 on the premises. expose Il, s.la d.
wav of public ancon. u Al very vaua c and bieIl
pr we'd tenement siunrcl on Nam street. in rho c,
Lynchbnrg now occupied by Siroh,r & " hi,rboai ~
tenants containing Thirty eiel feet of ground ro,,in
on the said Main street. and running back one bpnI
and thirty two feet.
TRAVIS nr SALE-Ahh' ugh, by the terms NJ i.
dee Of tust aforesaid, might reqlre rash ~. ,i
larger portion If the pun rinse money VT wr5 ,b vac
sent o. the creditors intended be scr, ed h., III
deed. we will sell said ten nrnt upon a cfpa E 10
twelve and eighteen months, (cquai in .tnl1pe,tA =
purchaser securing the palui al If the ,ape H., -
iia',e note. sati.nctnrily endorsed pavn',,e M nm E
the Banks IN the chg ri Ly 'hbug, aud by decd #
uu>t on the tenement itself.
The titleto the property above mrnoned is beia,sJ
to be u'qnesronbIy good b actng iner. "
we will only cunve, to The purchase such title A. l.
vested in u.'hy the deed of Trust afnresad
TOMPkiNS
june o0d3t&wtis JNO. NJ UTEY. Trustees
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OBITUARY.

Died at the residence of her father, in Lynch
burg, on the evening OF the 25th inst, MARY,
infant daughter and emily child Of Dexter and
Mary NJ. Otey. aged one year and Ii days.
GOD, IA tlls wisdom, has rarullsd
The preci ~ hnpn lis live hsd given,
And though tive cnske mould bore.
Tie gems spn king now il Heaven"
The Funeral will take place this morning
(Wednes day) Mt the residence of her father, at
ID o'clock. The relatives and friends of the
family are invited tn attend.
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No little interest is manifested in the voyages
Of the steamers Erlcssun AM Washington, which
sailed from New York on Saturday Mt the same
time. tte first for Havre, and the latter for South
smpton. Several vessels arriving having seen
then. going neck and neck, the Washington be
ing from to Is niles ahead of Der competiar.--
Bets are freely offered however, that The Erics
son will reach Havre before the Washington gets
TO Southampton.
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,CRUsrEEs SALE JF LAND .1ss

NAV ES.--Jn Pursuance ~ deed OF ru.t ey
cuted by Thomas Ross- for the benefit of hi, credi
upon the ith duy Of NAV 1850 the understand
tru te ercin named, ail, proceed, upan Thursday
tie 26ih day Of J ,y, 1850 Mount Pleasant ia Bed
Rosscr, sell nj public auctinn The highest bidder
the pr perty conveyed in laid deed consisting Of re
end Mount P#sart estate. Containing about IL acrp
five va'uabe nesto Slaves, onr men and one woman;
AL The Live Stock urnn til pantntou consisting Il
valuable lures Mules, Oxen Sheen aud Hoga; ai,o
the limitation utensils. Household and Kitchen Fu,si.
ture upon the said estate.
Particular attention is called the foregoing suc
The 'Maurt Peasant farm is regarded as rne of The
most valuable md highly improved Va Slua.
ted about niie, rom the line of the W. an Ten
Railroad about Is miles from Lvn, tburg, il con-
hines fertility al soil, With beauty If situation. yan-
alle Mnsrt Susg has been recently discovered npon
the premises whn-e qaalie% ,qnn aey in Virgin
Ia. Thele hant,ane and conlpl te improvements
upon the premises in excellent repair
FERNS liberal and made known IN the day Of sse
II not coml'ted Thursday, or # prevented by IN
cIenencs Of the weather. the aii sale will proceed urun
the succeeding dny.
N. II. CAMPBELL D..
The undersigned. trustee in a previous deed unon
the same properly, for the benefit Of John H. Jolnson
will sell under that deei enough satisfy tho purro
ot the same
Juno e)d2aw&c y. H. CAMPBELL Trustee.
Republican anil Bedford Sentinel cory,
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ARRIVALS at the WARRINGTON H ousB
Up TO 3o'cLocK SATURDAY

" ~ y y tIDJh SATURDAY
WIN. W. LEE INlCI. -. proprietor.
Z A Board + II BoaId Il 4 Lee. " - New
som, { Adams, Woodson Clark, bedford: c S
knkwood w b Preston, Thos I.nnsford. Roam
okr' l. Anstin Leesvie; Joseph Graham, Pulas-
XII; Ja- Sherrr, Buokinghum; |. Mose!y and
son, { Mosely, Brightwell. Appomattox; j
ii Pepper Wyiht; w IL McDantes, T. + Wat
sou Monroe; W Mage, Mrs Hsmc, Miss Hame.
sliss Week, d Thomas Mrs Thomas, Blacks.
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MASONIC HALL.
AMERICAN NDCNtNSs BIRD
AND 7 . u T II F u L VGNFRILOCUIST.
C O " C Z Il T

MAsrFR JASlES SINCLAIR BAEEh,
Aged IL yea1s
'ENHls wond 4rul iuita of the Songs OF B."ls.
1 yacaiist. Ventriloqui.t a. / fancy Dan or. will
give aae OF is UNIQUE. THRILLING AND NOVEL
IN ENTERTAINMENTS a. Masonic /! al, IN thi.
evening, upe 27th, insisted by talented MUSICIANS.
The extraordinary si't of ni'lttpn which Master b
possesses never before exhibit "a any ore and
may he Lei all avail theinso4ve, Of this
opportunity and hear vino stand alone invest
Nh the powers wu II cannui he tang ht .tfan ler
ri nnd Tho j. lnsly considered the eighth Won Ter 81
tlie would
MASTER BAKER wih improve the songs of cngeI
Birds aad touch Fea'r 'qnsr 10 III gifted with thu
ptw"r teasnuHhir term. Songs Of his own cu,npn
iton and his likeness slendiily engraved for su
Inn turing the huurs 81 eXrbi'ion.
Srrt "rer preserved. Front Seat re nrved for La.
lies and ci,lren
tY, Adinission p eents. hildsen IL cents
Es'- Do open u; 74-to commence at o'clock.
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Commissioner Manypenny has concluded Il
very important treaty with the Choctaws and
Chickasaws. Ii makes satisfactory settlement
of very EN-. srrassing questions. The treaty
goesdnto sffectu upon It's ratification by the Indian
oonuril and The Senate
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FRANCE AND TIE UNITED STATES. The Pa
ris correspondent of the New York Tribune al
ludes, in the following extract. to a little dtlenl
~" which has recently sprungUP beiween France
and the United States
"Another little difficulty has just occurred TO
widen the breach e good feeling which exists
between the United States and France \ jour.
nal at Basic Switzerland, has made itself notor
Gus recently, and called upon it the attention and
the wrath Of the French authorities sy 'hn vin
lence Of its attacks upon the Emperor Of F.a9rr.
The American Consul at Basic Is charged liz
French authorities with having contributed me1,y
TO this journal TO instigate those ataok on the
Emperor and the French government has made
an urgent appeal TO the American Minister al Pa
r1s TO correct the abuse. Mr. Mason bns summon
ed Mr. Fay. the American Minister at Berne, to
Paris and Mr.. F. is now here on that business.
have been unable to ascertain whether the
difficulty is yet arranged or not but infer from
what have just learned in regard to il that it il
yet nnder consideration.
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zSicissalOnd, Va.
/. ~ PUBLICATION. OF TiaE


tRulTS Of | DU,TRY The LIFE q ADAM CLARKE-
v"iy III ere-ing volume aud should ac read by al
age. sscts and i nominations.
lRIsH AMY is highly interesting and seasonnb'e vol
nnc.
~EmnIR OF A DoLL.--Youne Misses viii be deeply in
terestei and er"ny |, nekted by reading this Memoir
tATACHnBs OF BuoEE--Ne need mol cdi attention 10
this volu 7.,--ihr lille will cure liai.
ScHuoL DAYS LEvIEwED--Sudrn should not tan 10
read tiia vol me.
THE SAD MIsTAKL.A narrative illustrating WI 'nuoh
Viyi Ines aud eliiy the m stake. wnh too often oo'
IN the religious training of families farents
don'r you need this bookl
fhE GUAR QUESTION is a great book 1t treats OF
great interests. VIII yau read it =
Al, of the above and the pukian, ions of tue Amer.
can S. Union gene, ally, such Libraries, Teacher
Helps Que stion Books, Hymn Book Maps and M.cer
laneous volumes can be had TT Payn" 4 Christian
Book Store, Lynchburg. Va. o. n. BIS ' IN
june 26,ts Sapt Am y Union
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hurg, } NJ fiacker. can,,i,cll. D F BEETLE. Salem.
master Baker. MIR Baker, VIM Wards,
American Mocking Bird Co.; Miss Frollinger.
Pulaski; V s Morgan, Miss Thomas Monroe; J
w Andrews, Arnoidton; Capt II Haunting, Va &
Tenn r r.
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The OCEAN TELEGRAPH.--St. Johns IN. F.
papers received by the Asia. contain the follow
ing, showing the progress making by the New
York. New Foundland and London Telegraph
Company;
The N Y. n. +. and l.. I. Company'- stea-
mer Victoria had returned 10 ~ John-, having
been engaged il transporting labnrers and sup
plies 10 BAY Despair, aud other places on the
telegrap,l line where the work was to be resumed
I 10 hundred men have been left there with 81,
weeks provisions, and the Victoria, after having
Y ceved some slight repairs, would leave with
a. iti.rVl men Il. tbe Fine. The 81, Johns pa
ers are san,fnin, .hat this great work will be eff
frotdahy and speedi Y accomplished. The \ icto-
wa also brought cheering accounts Of tbs fishery
from all parts of the coast where Sue hal Wis.
tied
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DELEGATES. The Western Virginia Confer
ence of the NJ. f. Church, recently in ses ion n
Wheeling, elected Revs. J. Drummond Gideou
Martin, and G.. BattelIe, delegates TO the Gener-
al Conference
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CorRT OF ArpEALs.--The court rendered opIn-
ions in the following cases yesterday:
Jones ". Owens decree of the circuit court
reversed.
Thurman VS.. Hart-judgnent of the circuit
court affirmed.
Trigg vs. Bank of Ve,-jndgu,ent Of the cir
cult court affirmed.
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M arIied

On the 10Th inst, by Rev. T. +. Martin, Mr.
ADDISON NJ. WHITE OF Richmond, To Miss
MARY ANN, daughterof Winston Woodroof Of
Amherst.
Republican please copy.
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ptNE APPLES, PINE APFLE s.
5u,t received a. nice Pine Apples
THE UNION syoVEI.

CI2tSrIANSBuRG MONTGOMERY, VA
s'it IN rti{rei htv ~ nr.aa >''i lhi4 we'd en
establishment farm,rli knit by Mr "a uurl 6 WI
ia ~ md h,slpg rti'trd nd furnished il in the very
b 81 style beE h'tye invite the par IT, give them
cali p'o'ging themselves TINT oxrrtio4 will lr
srt pleese all aud rntire satisfaction given Ir u .
elafEe ntir.
Iher Table sha'i not only be -upp ID with the
Aruntlin markers bat t." mark Is oi LyHc.tbIrg,
Prrei sbdrg Richmond aud Norfik.
Frrsons VI ting IL Murntin, will ind CLrst an ii rig
OF u" m'i>t pleasant and irau fol village. in The
State. sittapd mile from the Virenia md Tonnes
soc Railroad Depot fur miles from the filnw sulphur
five iion the Montgomery W ia .tur and ten from
the Aiegttny Springs. All they ask j. a cali
HICKS viii he in rcadincs, convey pa.sengcrs to
art t-3a tle tars, in ne il ry their sr iva
Tue sen ar pnrtBer's time i'll he divided alternately
between the yellow Sal nhur aad the Uuion tel where
h. would b. pleased his old fricn j. add the pnl,
lie sem rally WIN. CLARKE.
IuneeT 3nr W. J. TEMpIlN.
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PASTORAL CAIL.--Rev. \. L. Dickinson of
Louisa county has been invited Ia assume the
pastoral charge of the Baptist Church in Char
lottesyie.
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Spling IN rnn1atarv

MEssRs EpIroRs: Ia an article under the
above caption, published in Your paper OF the 9Th
inst, used the word :" Society" At the sug
eesiion and requrs t of highly respectable mem.
Der of the third Street Methodist Church. |
take pleasure in stating. that had NJ allusion to
IL.
june 23- DIT. A NElGHBOR.
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La Sale precinct. peoria co. H., Feby 6, 1919.
Esq. BaeKsn ar NV NAsrsx. IT. sAYs:l

Esq. BARKER up NV CANTON, It'll SAYS:
M, II. G farre'Fs Arab, IN Imminent hi. tu ed some
bad cases here which every other remedy had tailed
in one was "A white swelling and contracted cords ,
thu leg Of boy twelve yeats Dbl The leg h al wither
avuv, aud acted hint he la of il.
Three da ,ai tried their skill upon in vain, npd
he fast sinking the grave, when the boys taher
was in1uced try II. G. Farrelfs Arabinn Lp'menl.
Betre tie itt bottle used up hs to Mr. b. :
store ao tile first words he spoke were, 'Mr Barker
u Tint Liniment yon have in the store the
bottle got did my boy go, than all that had ever
been done before That hoy is now well ami hearty.
md ha fcce of his legs. 1t j, good for sprains,
truises. cuts burns aud sweilings.
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FOH n. YORK, via PErEissBU.G

81 fra Thr hrse aud cnmmodinus Stran,shp
shs&Asssss ROANOKE Cant, SKINNER, leave. CRY poirt
to- New nix ever" SATURDAY mnri ing NJ o'clock,
after arrival Of he Cars f., 7, terSburg arriving m
New York evening Through i,keI., inrlu'iug
Ralruad Fare and Meals and State Room on bonrd
strircr, $i,-Su, ord { as, Car, and Steernge, Fl.
Applyto LEE K iOH NSON,
Agents New York anl Virginia Stea,n,hirCn
n1rtwIs thur
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psGaax sAra .-We Aerr a ~ pI. 81 IT,.

l3stiy ce'pr-ie,I !HDN SAFES nf ri "a, ,s--
At tie WuilG'- fs = held ia New Yor, IN 1852 II ey
cOppet,d Win all the patents muhnf ctur IN the nj
tel Siues. and IL" YthsT aud oELv p emium was
,warded - tie .. FOR unqu ,ljR+l excellence as prn
against fire, with tina 1rdin,ry token nj special
ap.robatiuu," bsing only Safe which withslu-d a
n d heat at twelve hours and preserved its IN.
injured.
We them be free {, ON al dam paess which
Is serious objection IL her Safes.
For sale al New New York Manufacturers prices.
THOs. BRANCH y SONS.
Jure ~ is sule Agents for Petersburg.
Wy,heviis Telegraph copy.
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LYyCHBuRG VIRGINIiN.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING.. JUNE 81, 1855.

DHE NATIONAL tSTElLaGENCkR contains aiohe
aud able article against notification, secess"s,
and disuuianism. Since the South Carolina irod-
h.ss. saws the Alcxandris Gazette, there is very
little of either Of 'hese hcresies in the SOUTH
The s'evl weeds'' have been tfansplanted 70 the
North. and there they appear just now to thrive
wonderfuily. Beside, Northern ''dsunioniam"
10 not bold and manly proceeding like Southern
notification That l. an errereass doctrine
hat il is one span which NEE may argue; and a
bout which shey lwere seedy tn take their stand
for life or death. But the "disunionsmr of the
Northern agifators Is mean--- seeking to hide IT.
self under State laws. designed to obstruct the
action of the Constitution, aud yet pretending
not to invalilate thu provisions of that instru-
ment. Our hope is vet, that the Union men OF
the North will. in time, put down the agtaiers
and traitors. All honor to them If they even try
PHu.ApELpHIA platform. -T'burew Weeds
paper--the Albany Evening Joarnal-rays the
pro-slavery aurnals ofthes South have right 10
rejoice over the Philadelphia platform. 1t con.
&c 81. IL say =. ali they hive drmnnded Instead
of .ignoring" the question Of slavery II repndi.
ates the pri,oiple1ftreedon n gees FARTHER than
any convention ofany farty has dared to go for
many years This is Weeds view Of the sub.
ject. And yet, says the Wing the Enquirer
and other Democratic prints affect to con
slider the American platform unworthy OF
Southern support. 1t has been repudiated by
the entire Abolition press at the North, with
Wilson at their head Such beng the case, its
merits and its virtues are indisputabe. II is
Southern all over.
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Adjourned until this m oruing 10 O'Clock.
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posrpoxEp. The concert advertised for last
night by the Musical Association was unavoida'
bly, postponed. twill take place IN few days.
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- on Friday, galy 2Sth, 1855, a, . O'Clock II >,
Forest Depot. Ia the higest lid,er for cn.h abon,
10000 feet of Box 'iauk a',r.on, wishing IN p.rd
the sale from L. ncburg return bv tie tfspb,
Tran. f. s HITTER Trustee.
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BY AKERs a. DILLARD, Avc,.
FJrJRE DAYS

MOS ICE -ltn-ua,t toas .is,,i II r,.,.t
y Il" tne by T. y IN an. ,Eti. t.r "a. ~
of elo,iug .ai ,ieri nth' 9Th d., Il 4,, i3s'
"Resiarnnt' It sail Alkins"n Main street. NJ"
ceedt .el, AT public auction. be property bv ssi io
conveyed consi ting Of CHOICE Liquors Cont otona'5
Furniture, &C., &c. '''es
Ter ms cash, or upon such lime m " be a,rcs ~,
on the parties. Up
Until Jay Of sale the foregoing prorct, /, offered g.
sale privately. GEO W LEE r TT" 'e
June 22-t6tltiy '"s'ee'
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TAX REDUCED. county court of Prinsc
Edward has reduced the tax ol the sherinalty q
that county from $3.50 to Sl25.
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The peh!'c caotiuned against another counterfeit,
which la, lately mae its Appearance. calet w. b Far
re Is Afahiaa i.i1men' the most dangerous at all the
epnnrrriis. hrcau>e biz having the OF Farrell
mpr will buy in good faith, without know ledge
llat eonrteffei EXIST nld tlsy vii perhaps only
di.c"vrr Their when The spurious niXt4fe ha>
Hfough ia evil effects.
r. 2-puine eulcle ia manufactured only by H. q.
fancli. sole inventor aud proprietor aud ~taieeac
druggist, No II Msn streel, Peofa, Illinois, when
all hPl lcato. tr Az rcies mas1 be addressed B
you GET il VITA the letter, II. q hefore Farrell :.
thus II. q hFtLL'a-and lie ighi,ure the
wiapp ali ulirr. are c"unie,ten-.
SoIdb by - r SrABGGR Y CO. Druggists.
l,nchhdrg, Va.
'ndb, rrguafy authorized agents throughout the ned
Sa,ics.
I-Ss'Prce IS aud 10 cont, and 81 per bottle
AGENTS WANTED in every town, village aud
han t in the United States. in which is nj dy
established. Address H. g Farrell nbnve, aotn.
ptnied with good reference character. responsible
I He. iane20 d&rdw
TnE prevalence of incorrect notions upon the
sahirel nj pirdcipe great cause o misery .edi
cal tice should be governed by principles cant ou>h
rdueed iron, Inc contribution, II iorg sxprrente AID
elo-e oi,srrvaflns. Hw i'm ortent then that m,Jt
cine slnuli he aiken 10y irv1ii~ nI-,s from
the h,6d- "f al talent judgment, and the sir'test
probny H.otri'- German Buffers trenared by DE-. -.
NJ Jnesson, fnadeip hil l. preparation emanating
from of ID" mos. celebrate practitioner, OF molern
tnrs, and rne of the greatest medical writers trrnaGy
dencr thgt the ace is prepared careful ami skGi.-
y.it pndnrine the sett original inventor inIrn
ell. Il j. u-t 10, m4ni ut the leading practitioners
Pil,trpia in ii debility OF the digestive organs,
AMI lin, apparatus, and the diseases arising there
from. W. therefore recommend this medicine TO sui-
IL ug inrnIii.. SEE advertisements June 23-d2w
A MASTER PIECE OuTDoNE. We have lately
srpn ed Ayers Cherry Pcctoini The Ultima Thule
IN its line aud thai nothing had been would be in.
ed winch could surptt. il in It's fine pents OF excel
Lac" neairine. Rut ronhdentlv assured ny
hor eomprento judge The subject. ,hat Dir. Aver
Pl> keel in gll medical aii-iIy even thai widely
,lir,ird nboI ment his skill. Ne mas succeeded
IN uuking lhrm nor ouly pleasant t. take but powerful
In HE lars" cl IS of complaints which REQUIRE
rlir1anve rene Is. u Lancaster Agns. X
,ne , } dew
WAR with all its horrors" is not SO relent-
less enemy thOs- fell diseas-s Scrolu-
Ia. Syphili-, Rheumatism, the nprudeut Of Mercu
ry and other affections ARISING hom tai ted and i'm
pure state Of the aod. CAhTERs SPANISH MIxTuRs
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