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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-12-19
BY Henry W. LosGrELLow.

Like the port HotcS VI
Human spiders spin and spin.
Backward down their threads so thin,
Dropping, each, a human bulk,
At the end an open door,
Squares of sunshine on the aoor
Light the long and dusky lane;
And the whirling of q wheel,
Dull and drowsy, makes ma feel
All its spokes are in my brain.
As the spinncrs to the end
Downward go and reascend,
Clean the long threads in the sun;
While within this brain of mine
Cobwebs brighter and more fine
By the busy wheel are spun
Two fair maidens in swing,
Like white doves upon the wing,
First before my vision pass;
Laughing, as their gentle hands
Closely clasptlle twisted strands,
At their saadow on the grass
Then booth Of mountebanks,
With its smell.of tan and planks,
And gul poised high in air
On acord, in spangled dress,
With faded LONELINESS,
.fE And q weary look Of care.
Then q homestead among farms,
And woman with bare arms,
DFawing water from we'll;
as the bucket mounts apaoe,
With it mounts her own fair face,
As at some magieian's spell.
Then an old man in a tower
Ringing loud tie noontide hour,
While the rope coils round and round,
Like n serpent. at his feet,
And again in swift retreat
Almost Ifs hin from the ground.
Then within prison yard,
Faces fxed and stern and hard,
Laughter and indecent mirthi
All, il is the gallows-tree!
Breath Of Christian charity,
BLOW, and sweep it from the earth
Then a schoolboy, with his kite
cleaning in sky ofHsht,
And al acger, upward look;
stceds pursued through lane and field;
Fowlers with theirsna concealed,
And an angler By brook.
Ships rejoicing in the breeze,
Wrecks that font o. er unknown seas,
-sa7 Anchors dragged througe faithiess ssnd;
Sea .fo5. drifting overhead,
And With lessening line and lead
Sailors feeling for tho LAID.
All these scenes do behold,
These ard many left untold,
In that building long and low;
While tho wheels 80 round and ronni,
'Nsi.h a roaay..dre&my sound,
And the spinneis backward 90.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-12-19

gI1sDick you have got ho.e in your
trowsers. .i,~sssW ell, who cares, it will. wear
longer than patch" "Yes,' says Sam,
ssnd vidor too
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-12-19

TgNYRONE LIVERY STABLE.-The sub
d scriber, having removed his Livery Stable
from Curwensville to Tyrone City begs leave to
his friends and the public that he is at all times
prepared to supply them with Horses, CARR gcs,
bup,ies and other vehicles on hire at the most
reasonable terms. Inquire at the City Hotel"
JAMES CR0WTHER.
Tyrone. January 81, 1S55.-5mo.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-12-19

G.-Tho subscriber would
B-S inform the public that he has taken the Black
smith shop formerly occupied by George Orr. on
the corner of TLiri and Main streets, in the bor-
ough Of Clearield where he carries on the business
in all its various branches.
JACOB SHUNKWEILER.
June G. ISj5-Iy
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-12-19

HULICH & BENNER, would respectfully
~ inform the citizens Of Clearfield, and public
generally that they have entered into eo-partner-
ship in the
CABINET MAKING BUSINESS
and keep constantly on hands, and Manufacture
to order at the lowest prices every variety of
furniture, consisting of
Dining, Breakfast, aud Centre Tables, Se,riag,
Writing, and Wash-SiGads, Mahogany, and
Common Bef-s'eGis;
Mahogony and Cane -bottomed Chairs Bureaus.
Sofas Lounges &c, SC
Collins made and funerals attended on the short
est notice, with neat hearsc, and appropriate
accomPanyments
House Painting done the shortest notice
Shop and Ware-rooms. same as formerly occupi-
cd by John Guich, NEARLY opposite the .Jow Store
Clearfcld Pa JOHN GULIGH
May p, '55.-ly. DANIEL BENNER.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1855-12-19

Holm TROuTMAN House. Sign and orna-
% mental Painter.-G lazier, Chair maker and
Paper Hanger, offers his services to the citizens of
Clearfeld and vicinity.
Shop on NIFset ST.. just JeIo,r the FoHedry.
CHATRS. LOUNGES. SOFAS. ROCKING
CHdIRS. OTTOMANS, DC,
kept constantly on hand and made to order, equal
in beauty TO any that be obtained from the
East. and more durable in material.
Aug. /, 1875.
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lISl. ll1l. GllN. RYl. &c.

And he hereby gives notice that he VIII sell MS
goods as low as they can be purchased in any town
or county this side of Philadelphia, and will take
Boards Shingles, even money in exchange.
July 4, SOL +. NJ. BELL.
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THE Ro7E-wALK.

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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-02
SECOND DIsPAlcHl
Ernn -IlnShinpfon


1t i stated thnt some of the new Cuban bonds
issued by the Cuban junta, have been received
III Washington from New Orleans; that they are
signed by Gen. John \. Quitman, commander in
chjei; Gaspar Betancourt president of the junta
at New Orlcans, and John ). Thrasher, a. scc'Iy.
Tie postage bill, which was amended and
pissed by the Senate on Tuesday, provides that
for letters going less than 31Oo miles the postage
shall be three cents, and over that distance, five
cents, except where postal treaties with other
countries shall prevent. The amendment further
provides thai utter the first of January. ls56 all
letters shall h. pre- paid, and that done with
stamps; also that letters containing money can
can be registered, SO as IL show that they have
been sent, bat IN no instance to make the de
partmcnt span-he for DION.
Both lioo~ear' diligently engagedin the dis
patch of public business. Late night sittings
and short speeches have became Indispensable
There is no danger Of the failure of any of the
appropriation bills. bat other important measures
viii be lest for want of time.
Letters which have reached Washington from
Vienna state that the Russian, have lost some
II 900 men since the commencement of the war,
in hillrd, wounded and prisoners.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-02

IN Ncdne. tia> MOI liur 7ih nj 10 o'clock.
~ pter'-yle. the ! e.td.tse OF MAJ. Dnn' War.
wick. twho ha4 tolhe riv al Ralur,orr.) near
~ or ,sitr TIM Nazri orl all of hs very vulua.
lie hous'hoi md X it5hen Furniture embraced IN
which rpnae:
N,tnrnny : la. Cl MIR. Mnrhlc-tnp Pier Tables,
Stands. frragh ria 81 ,s-es MAJ tie Ornan"n'- Card
Tabtrs SerrrBtrs Mar bl top Sidchoa'd. Mahogany.
treb'h "oo fo~ l}ri-t nd~. Mnrllc-tnp Wn.hstand.,
Lo"hinF GIas~s- Dtr-si ~ Cabinets Narirnhes, E,.
ter SION hi iae Fnlprs. liquor Stand silver f,ui, Bask-
ets Sasers, hac Hair Ma ttrcsse- fea her Bod Pillows.
Moceeut Window Curu ,,is CG,nin Rods Carpets,
Silver War, Gus Nnro Mrtnl Chicks, uhnn Dinner
aud Tea seus. Gam sent irs. Cottage Chats QUAR-
reltc fnbles iiar Back tail Lamps, Andirons. shovel
md Fanr- Kitchen la, Ne. Rrliiecmtof-, and other
articles Us, ta To- lou.ek ccper- Also. OF Chick
crins best fnnos. Music Stands. Nc. Nc.
Trkas Oh SAtr.--AHs utps under Si00. cash over
800, fur month. credit, uegot,bn paper satisfactorily
endured. G. RlCHD PUZZLES,
tr!b t7mnf SnleSmun.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-02
Revolution in Npric0.

Intelligence has been received from Acapulco
To the Path January. The reyolutonists there
appeared to have great faith in the ultimate sue
Cos, of Alvarez and rcjoeed that it likely
soon t" be accomplished. 1t was reported that a
body of troops one thousand in number, belong
ing 10 Santa Anna's army, SURRENDERED on tie
plain near Avntia about thirty. four leagues from
Acapulco to General Don Rosendo Moreno, the
chief of the brigade of that name, on the 18th of
January. The majority of them were incorpora-
ted into the army of Alvarez, being good fighters
and well armed.
Large quantities of ammunition and camp
stores, fifteen hundred stand of arms, and sx
field pieces, besides the equipments which the
deserters brought with them. were surrendered.
A great number of muskets in good condition,
also secured, which had been thrown away
by the soldiers at the time they escaped from the
ranks of Santa Anna.
Santa Anna still in the capital, and the e.
lection was proceeding with great rapidity.
Alvarez it was said, would lrave for tho CAPT
tai Immediately, with 5000 troops, which would
be reinforced by 1000 from the State of Mic hoa-
can, and Alvarez would be proclaimed President
pro. TENN. Express.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-02

DuEL.-Ihe New Orleans Delta learns that a
duel was fought sn the q t of February, at II
place called ''the Oak ucar that city, between
a couple of young gentlemen. Pistols were the
weapons at ten PAGES, Two shots were exchaug
ed.and at the second fire both parties wound
cd one severely, in the right shoulder. and the
other slightly, in some other portion of his body.
The one who received the wound IN his shoulder
was from Mobile, while the other Balti-
morean. The difficulty grew out II misunder
standing at ball on Mardi Gra- night.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-02
LITE MEMS nv TIE MAILS.
PLgcecaiarS Of Conrrfsx-

WASHINGTON, Fen. 2s.-The Senate has thus
lar ben engaged principally upon the Collins
amendment Ia the ocean mail steamer bill
The House passed resolution relative to the
construction OF the New Orleans custom house.
he senate amendments to the Indian Appropria
ii"n bill were clncurred in. The bill 10 settle
certain Alabama claims against the United States
was passed. The House took up the Bounty
Land bill, aud Mr.. Benton made a speech against
it.
Both Houses were in session wheE this report
closed.
SECOND DISPATCH
The senate passed the Ocean mail Steamer
bill. with the House amendment continuing the
Collins contract till 1860, rcinquished the right
10 give notice fer its discontnuance The mod
ihcation OF the Tariff was made the special order
Tor to morrow.
The Senate then went into executive session,
aud the nomination ol Gen. Scott to the Lieut..
sGenrralshlp WIS confirmed.
The House passed the Old soldiers Bounty
Land bill This includes in lis provisions those
III und and sea service, Indians, wagnners otii-
Gers. widows, &c,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-02

THE GORGE" IN THE KANAwH..-1 Par
kersburg News gives on account Of the gorge
of ice in the Banawha. 1t extends from the
mouth of the river to Claysyie, a distance of
mies-contains all the ice made on the river and
its tributaries during the five weeks freezing
weather preceding the break p-and is solid, it
rs supposed, to the bottom of the river. The News
estimates the weight Of this mass of ice at up
wards of three hundred millions of pounds This
is rather difficult matter to calculate correctly,
we take it, but perhaps the Newsis not all un-
reasonable. In fact ifthe present cold weather
continues we may expect to hear of gorges
weighing at least six hundred million pounds
That will be something for the Spring Sun to
work upon
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-02
Nom H1mDsbire poIifies.

MANCHESTER \. H., Feb. 27.-The demo-
crafts held mass meeting in this place to day,
the Attendance being quite large. Speeches de-
nouncing the know nothinEs, and predicting the
success of the democratic party, in the coming
election. were made. Elk Governor Steele pre-
sided, and great enthusiasm manifested
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-02
CAnTEx,s SPANISH MlxTUHC.


fI'liE hhtAi IlNlf lex II The BLOOD
Not a particle Of Nerrt9.V in II.
~ l>FALIlBrE RrMtpr for Scrohho Kings Ell,
rheumatism, Obstinate Culanrous Eruption- Pm.
ples or Pustnle. on tic Fac, Blochc. So=. Crnnic
>ore Eyes, Ring Wormor rcter, Scola Head, I'm
l'fsemrnt nrd Pain the Boprs Joints stubborn
ireis, Sypllluic DIS, riders, Lumhago. Spinal Com
plinis mi all Discusses arising an nlu,licou
u.eot Mercury, lmp' adcnce in Life, or Inquiry al
ihe Blood
iia- valuable Mnlcine which has bcco.n" celebruied
thu number vt t<tra.rdiuary utes effected through
agency tn, induced the prop ioto. the urgent H.
IurNt d" their hirnd To oarritu the public whc they
Ia with HE utmost confidence virtues aud won
I"rfli curative pr cre. ! h. following certificates.
AFFECTED homs Ialgc number are, however. stronger
leti uony tha tin mere wuri of the rrurctor.; urd
nj FROM gentlemen well kno in their oralitie4
md Ut The hishe-t rc-pertabty manJ them residing
- the ,iiy al Riel mrnd. Va.
+, BOWEN, Esq, nj the Exchange Hotel Rich.
uout kno"n oyety whore, saws he la. the Mcdi
cal"d Garler's Suabi,h Mixture administered
an ,dred rasrs, IN ncnry tue senses Tor which
IL rrromn end"b win Tia" rnost tnn,-hbg good
'ult' ~" suy., l. j. the most extrn ordinary medicine lac
has
Arpc and F,r,r-G teai CHrc.-I hereby crrlif, thh
year, had Aeue and Fever of Of the most YIN
lent description. hud vcrn Pi,sr nm. took large
Irnnttics otQ ininr, Mercury, md | believe all the
'rcs advertised. hut nj w,th'ut permanent
trl. AT last | trirI Cartrf's Spanish Mixture,
,,ttles nf winch efectualy cured H. nnd | nm happ,
- 'ns hnvc had either Chills"r Fever sincr
der / the best Tonic IN the world and The only nedi
,tic that rvsr reached nv ruse. JOHN LONGDEN.
Hrnvcr Duni lnar Richnond. Va
Z g. Lurk. E-e now in Richmond aud for man,
#,.,rs fn the Post il-e ,. such root iee in H., -
a',#"s eitoucy ct Carter Spanish Mrstnrc, lint lr
tonight upward oft - bottles. wlicn hr ls ciyrr
io'ie Inflicted NJ Luck say, he has ncys .noui,
TIA in Wien ihieru uccordtr g I" directions.
De n nge, 1t prnct-iag rh,sirian aud formerly nj
tie Cry Hotel bthe cry Of Richmond sa,s re vii
,r,-e,l IN a number of instances the elects % Gartef.
apani-li Mixture which we're tiury surprising. lie
nv, in case Of Cousur lion leprni"n On the Liver
tlIe good fleets Woudrrnl indeed
Samuel VI Drinkrr. oil tho firm nf Drnkrr & Mo IS.
Richmond. wa. cured of LIVER Compahnr at years
andios by The ne IF two houl,. Of Cntrr. Sr1oi,h
Mixture.
Great Cu1e of iSrrodla The editors Of the Rich.
IN, m cured If yin,ent SrrntIi camb red win Khen
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-02
Louis Nopoleon going TO the Crimea.

The New Orleans Picayune publishes report.
on the authority of letter from Paris, that the
Emperor of France is going to the Crimea; that
he will appear in person before Sebasopo, and
teat coup de main, upon gigantic Scale, will be
attempted. a great amount of bloodshea is ex-
pected, after which. it is confidently predicted by
the writer of the letter. that Sebastopol will fall.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-02

By the latest accounts from New York we learn
that Poole; the pugist wounded in the affray at
sianwlx Hall, is likely to recover Turner, tue
Californian. and Lewis Baker. who were also
wounded, were lying in n critical condition. Mo-
t'sef gave himself mp, on Monday, and says he
was IN bed when the second ahfray, in which the
wounds were Inflicted, occurred and therefore
know nothing about it,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-02
BY TELEGRAPH
Telegraphed foi the Daily virginian
Intelligence from Alb. DAD!
TWO STEAMERS ARRIVED
THE ST. LOUIS.


NEW YORK March lst.
The st. Louis arrived to-day with news to tho
nth ult
Among her passengers was Mr. Soule, late
Minister To SPIN. He considers the project for
the purchase of Cuba from the Spanish Govern
ment completely knocked in the head
THE CANADA
HALIFAX, March lst.-The Canada. with al
woes three DAYS later. has reacded Halifax.
She brings little or no additional news from the
seat of war. Affairs remain very much as n, last
accounts.
The Peace Conference WINS to open at Vienna
thu Goth ult. l..rd John Russell had left Lon
don for the Austrian Capital to act as Plcnipoten-
tiary OF the British government in the Confer
pnce.
The Western Alliance had been still further
strengthened by the accession of Naples
MARKETS.
In Liverpool the demand for breadstuffs WIS
very limited-all descriptions being a sha dc low
or.
Western Canal Flour stood Mt l2s I'd Mixed
Corn l3s.
NEW YORK MARKETS.
NEW YORK, March Flour was unsettled
Wheat maetiye--Corn downward.
BALTIMORE, March Flour firm at vcstcr-
days rates Grain dull-Whcat, white So -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-02
Suicide at Masquerade in Terre Haute.

Suicide al Masquerade in Terre Haute.
We learn from Mr.. Lawrence express tnessen-
ger, that man named Fem, Prussian by
birth, who was civil engineer on the rerre Iiaute
and Alton Railway, committed cide at Terre
Hautc yesterday morning, He was in attend
ance at a Masquerade, and coolIy remarked to a
couple of ladies', that he bcievcd he weuld retire
and shoot himself. One of the ladies jocularly
replied that h. should do \ report was soon
heard, and in adjoining rom the unfortunate
man found wcltrrng in hi~ gore. 1t at
first supposed he had killed himself outright, but
it proved that The ball entering the roof of the
mouth, turned upward and lodged in the front
part of the head, destroying consciousness, but
leaving him to Ijnger perhaps for day, or may
indianapolis Journal. Fell 81
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-02

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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-02

ANTHONY BrRNs.-It appear. from the follow
ing, which find in the Baltimore Sun of Wed
nesday, that the negro Burns has been purchased
by parties residing at the North.
Anthony Barns, the fugitive slave whose trial
excited So mach attention in Massachusetts
about ixmonthS ugo,,was yesterday in this city,
and took the cars last evening for Philadelphia,
with the intention of proceeding north far as
Massachusetts. 1t appears that his master did
not wish to part with him, but finally agreed to
do SO, whereup6n he WAS purchased by Mr.. Nc
ed here, and effected sale of Burns to Rev.
Lloyd a. Grimes of massachusetts. for the sum.
of 81 ,325. Iho transaction took place at Bar
NUNS Hotel, and was evidenced bv Col. Iious-
ton, one of the clerks. Burn excited consiiera-
bic attention during the few hours he was here.
Upon his arrisalnorth a Grand demonstration will
be made.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-02

THE REV. JOSHUA SoulE, Senator Bishop Of
the Methodist Epispocal Church, South, has al
sis'd and invited II meeting of all the Bishops of
that Church to meet at Nashville, Tenn. on the
third Monday of April. All are expected TO be
present except Bishop Andrew who will attend
the Pacific Conference at that time
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-02

WASuINGToN. Feb. 25.-The fire at Col Ben
toms residence yesterday broke out in the libra
~. The manuscripts and notes of the second
volume of Thirty Years in the Senate, valuable
journals, books. private papers. Nc, were de-
stroyed. Tie furniture saved. No nSa-
rance.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-02
SII.l Err WAR x
FOR NV ORLEANS.

-! LFt FIRST VESSEL 10 sail positivcl IN the
a>sllsAkA% ORR MAUcn -- pgHt4 and L0hsaIa Line
n PackfS-The superior fast snug Clipper .chn,
FANNIE CURRlE SAMgEL DEARnnRs, Commander.
hnVing portion al - Cargo engaged unl gr'ng on
huaid, will positively snl nbovr For Daa - of
freight pssenso. having -unrfioI ncommn tion.
imply To DAVID 3URkiE
fe1S-dt 1mnr Rirh,uona
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-02
Tennessee DoIiYirs

Col. Meredith Z. Gentry has announced him.
self as IA candidate Tor Governor of Tonnes see.
He has hitherto acted with the Wing party. Ii
Is probable that GOV. johnson will be the Demo-
cratic candidate.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-02
Spring Sales. 49, s
4. I,sOgeEsft |

4, NOkEstt I.
RItu m, NiNa MA,
PUBLISHER AND WI 'OLESAI.E
Dealer in
Books, Paper, Stationery, an Piano oites
NjUVLD invite the utlauIiono Country Drhlrrs
w v',l,1g trCHy to tnai,o tIcn SprIug pur,ha-"..
u- iutt aud general n~suinrtni Goods appcflaln-
il tr,nc, which vii, sold M III nosl ren-
81. IL t,lns.
WoicesteIs Piano ToItes and Princes Melo
deems
r. NJ. is sole GEM lot The -oeol tho Rbtvc cee'
ted in,trumens. which umi,tdle surpassrd
and suld Mt moderate pieces.
EV gener ias-oruncnt# I'll Nun, al Init nurnt- and
Nu-lrri Merchandise
Having BINptuY attached - Il IL Book E-tnbI4h.
m"nt, he !. prepared 10 mnnnarrp c. orlor, e,r,y
description Of Blnol Books md execute Binding IA
ovcry vhr!eiy OF si,jr.
" Al orders fium lbr ,.o4o't. II ur"t irnmri
icnon and be esc,utel ailhls II the pm In
were PERSONAL, rr,ssnt ~. NORRIS,
E.2its u hinin Street.
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NJ. A. b. WALDN )P.
1 rvEisC01gs,k.AENT.

fsERC0 nPkAsNT. JAuNDIGE, pfS.
n Iprpsa Chrome Nervous Debility, Discn-e' fthe
Kidney, ard MI di-ea4cs nr-ng from Disorc cred
Liver StoiRrh such Cor .rpatiou, Inward il"',
Nnu IN. Heartburn Disgust for tood tullness isj
the S,umrrh. Sour Fluctuations Sinking Flute rni
the PIT II the stomach Swimming II thu II nd, iur
rrd md ditr.i BIZ uthine, tIuuerng nj the III earl
Ch"ah ing Sufpcnjrg Seusnir- "hrn in lying M
turc. Dlraes- 81 Vision, Dots Wrb beere The 81, h.
Fever mud Dbl pun in the Head, Deficiency nj Prr--
pirnrinn, Yco'vues # the shn and Eyes PUN IL TIA
SIDE, Back Chest Limbs, &c sudden tinshe. OF lie At
Burning in the Fleah Consrunt maPnings ri Evil nj
great depression Of Npir be cfectna'ly cured nv
DuCTEH HnoFLASDs . LEsRATED
GERMAN BlTrERs,
prepared by Dr.. c. VI. jackson. German Melcin
Store No. loo Arr ST. dccr below SIKH Phlad,
Thor power over Tho above diseases IS not eScell"d
il rqualIcd. hv any 'th'r preparation in the Unin
States the nItcst ia p'any after ykllr
physician al tailed
In, 81 ttcrs urr worthy the attention Of lnvalids
Pus.-, log ercni i'm the rrrtih,ntiou of the lvei
aa1 leser sand- c>orrisiul the nos searc ing power
in weakness ard ale,t M the digestive orgnns. the,
vital SAL ccrnn and pleasant
VIRGINIA TESTIMONY. DR. J. VI. Wilson, Lexington.
w. feb 9Th, 1872, sad: Il am entirely out OF tho
German bitcrs. They have become al the rage Moth.
ny else sells
The Tenth Leg IN, published nj Wood.rnek Va
aid, Jan ION. ls50: "A Great Medicin..-We havn
niloitny reiruiard from recommending the public
any nj lie vorus pateni medicines of the day. unless
thoroughly convinced Of ts"r WI ~" Among rhos,
c,u.ider woI OF notice, Is the German Bttris, IN
cnted by DR., 4 fnnd mud prepared by DR. ,cksor.
+ Tha lelpha. One instance. in particular /, which,
= snIcfiur vutnes medicine have been tested,
A. fer under nhservuti N. During tho last sum.
met -on Of Nr. Ahran Clabil, %, thi. county. VA,
cry seriously affected will bivrr mpan, nftr,
trying, in win. var0us rene lies he purchased botn
Of the Blfer- an ter usiug i. much ,eleved
nf hi. drSre.,ioe md ~, ta 10 procured ohcr bot
lac and is now te.turci ,tirely To hcalth."
Icy entirely clable, frer from nh iniusoru
z edients, alwny, strengthen the system, AID nrve
estate 1t.
For sale wholesale by Druggists in al the princip al
cities and retail by ohecaries and storeheepers in
every town in the United Sates.
Sold by D. r. LYMAN, J. II. THOMPSON & Co,
Nil. H. SEAY Il CO., Lynohbure. nd by dealers in
medicine everv,phcre tep6iY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-02
.SniLing Of The iSin


BosroN. Feb. 2S.--'lhe steamer Asia sailed
To day ior Liverpool via Halifax. She took out
S2O0,OOO in specie