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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-11
VIRGINIA 4 TENN. RAILROAD.


Il, On ENtassHsEl NEIf SGHEDULE. sum
saW aWGF.rx-Nd~MER ARRANGEMENT !!-on
and after Apr &c. 1889, the Passenger Train will leave
iynrhhmE daiy, (Suuday- cxeepted) at | O'Clock
+ NJ. md arrive yihcvill. III T.. u. Returning.
leave Wyhcylle ut ; A. NJ. aud puive at l,nchburg
at IL M-mnkng the TRIP FUN Richmond aad Petc,a-
bury to Wytheyilic In II hours
CONNEXIONS.
For Buchanan, via Buorl'- Depot Mondays,
Wednesdays and frlny., aud an,vc NJ buohnhan to
euppcf.
For fincasilc Sweet mud Wnilc Sulphur Springs,
Gipreston. kauhwh, aud Guyanlorte N,a Bansack >,
Mondays Wednesday. md ri uys.
For Abingdon, Jone-horo' mud Knoxville, Tenn, da ~,
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pEAUrIrtt tDAGuEuuEoTYPEs

ID hiH-'T'e Red, lihtic aud BilR"
MINIS X TANNER. thou pride of the uiilinr.
ThN pictures the best tlhi see:
ThY gallery is the shrine of devotion,
To those who stand irmly thee
Thy trums h has mnde bnngcfsuenhr,
When womans gny fntm stands in view
Thy r7meru makes all the Graf prumblc,
Who envy the wor, TINT you DO,
Who ,hvy tie work that yon d..
Who envy the work that yor dp.
Thv crncra muI e all Il . cruf, prumhlr,
Who envy the work thn yau do.
Thy gallery all sIhri ,rs md ar2c,
Is daily thronged viii rae hentty.
Who, pIeas'd with your sk thnh not Of chnrgc.
6enuerd from a rure sense ot duty.
Fair maid aud gents, butl near AID niuf,
Come rilht dVHy Main street,
Wbrre ali l,yc'4 of true pirtmes ureet.
NeIly fronting the Clothing Bnznnf;
Nanr'y fronting tho Clothing Bazaar,
Nenr!l fronting the Gothiae Bazaa
Where nll lovers of tue pictures ...cet.
From reeons al rlund. both nrur md niar.
NorE - HE Gallery of MIsNIs 4 TANNER is on
Main Sd door from Bridge, side where the
beautiful specimens of the Daguerrean Art ar,
produced AT all houis u the day, The sasluc.
tarv terms. mn23ts
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NOlINIE sTGECggED eOArs-

y hive luft received another lot these elegant
~ NMER COATS. Material ,tnlinn Cloth, and Gen
hcmens Alnmcn, they combine the elegance aud dura-
hit, oi Ioalsuth. with tho onmlort and cooness o.
Linen. BURROUGHS. SIlAFER & co,
mnNl I-la
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HOAE., coal. coat.
~ All persona wishing 10 supply rhcm .oiyes with
good article a. Red4,sh Anththru' nnd Bttm
Con- Tor lhc wntcr senspn. will In the Interest
# thry leave tcir orders with tia. uule iGred saan
s Ios.ilar; they viii he .urclo ger tbor Goni by
Rcin nj mra-urefIent. uud at Richmond prices
including re ght aud tul.-. DANL $. JASPER.
sep dt4
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SILKS, SILkS, SiLkS.
Arrii 30ih, 1858
GEORGE NJ. RUCkER Il 60,

ANE now The pleasure Ia her To their customers
i md the nuhlio splendid stock of silk Dress
Goods, comprising almost every variety oi Silk Goods
10 be found al nny estabishm of the kind in
Nfg'n'e, col respectfully requested from all want
ing such goods
npl30 3n
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ENprcss RAJ duly nj ....-.....-....
WA lihln, dhlIF ti--.- ---- ----#. .----.----
Freight frio, with passenger Car attached, ON Mon
days. Wrdnr.dny. mud tridnys. nt ~ An
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND.
Exprcss Train. daily ut..-........-.......5l An
Mnd linjn, dnily nt.--.- .-.--..----...3 3 p.
Freight fruin. With passenger Gnr otachcd, ON Mon
days, Wednesdays and Frdhya. Mt II A
The Express Tfnin, leaving Richmond Mt a a m.
with the fr leaving Petersburg by the South
idle Rnilrond, Tor LycIbulg.
Pnsseng"rs leaving LynehbuIg hy the morning Trnn.
IN The South side Rhilrpnd, remain in Petersburg
hcc hours, md by linking the 81 =. M Train the .amc
evening directly North. them elves aud ohgenge being
Iau-porrd thrunsh Richmond, &c Tree of clnrge or
fttsy lesi 10 ,top in Riehnonrl, be there 10 T,n
Through Tickets for Washington l....-...... SO 90
" Bntmore at...--..---.... & 81
- = PhiladeIphn nj. .-.-...... o 90
Can +" procured nj the Ticket Office in Petersburg
The Express truins do stop for why passengers
The Mail trains will only stnp at Port " al hnfl mud
Clover Hin Junction Hall Way Station mud Manches
ter. The Accommodation trains will step for way rn4
.engers.
Fare for white persons s. -; Children over five and
not twelve of nRe, 81 cons Culoed orson.
in servants 81
discount OF 10 cent u be male on each (ars
"hcn ucbe ct, procured the Office mud persons
getting on the ears where u ticketa nre sold.
Servants will no, be enicd in brrt cuss except
when in attendance innut children. sick parsons
absolutely requiring thcir in which the same
price sior white persons will he chnrged.
TiiOS DODAMEAD, Sppt.
OGic, r. & 2. Il. Il Co
mnr 7d&cts Richmond, March 3td.s l55.
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svEsSCOFEPE4ArNT,

4 KCORPLAENT. JAUNDICEblS-
Inausia Chronic CT Nervous Debility, Disease Il the
Kidneys, ard all diseases arising from Dtsordefrl
Liver or Stomach. such ns Constipation, Inward lies
Fuliness or Blood to the Heud Acdty of the Stomach
Nau ca Heartburn Disgust for Food Funcss or weight
il the stomach Sour Erucations Sinking or uttering
the Pit Of the Stomnc a. Swimming OF the Il nd tiHr
ricd and difficult Breathing, Fmttering Al the heat
Choking SuIocating Sensations when in lying pos
ure Dmness OF Vision, Dots Webs before the sight
Fever and Dull Pain in thr lieal Deficiency ot fers'
pratinn Yellowness &c tie skin and Ewes Pain in The
Side Back, Chest Limbs, &c, Sudden tushes OF Heat,
Burning in the Flesh Constant ImaginngS of Evil. aud
grcatdrpres Of Spirits, can be efeetn'y eu'ed y
DocTER HooFLANDs CELEBRATED
GERMAN BiTrERS.
rrep,red hy Dr. G NJ Jackson German Medicine
Store, No 100 Arch st. door below Sixth, rhnala'
Their power over lhe above diseases is not cXcnr'',
if equalled, by any other preparation in the United
States as the cures nttest, in pnay cases gsr shni
physicians Tad med.
These Bitter. worthy the attent On of l"vaI'd''
Possrsning great virtues in the reclhea"n oi iHc Fft
AMI lesser glands exercising the mnsl seorctins "ivr'
in weares aud atie ii rs t the digestive organ, ihoy
are ~itinl "a g ccrlan and pleasant.
VIRGIvIA TESTIMONY. Dir J. NJ. Wilson, Lexington.
Va Feb 9Th, 1852, said: Il am entirely ont ot the
Gcrnan Bit;or,, They have become al the rage Na'h
ngelse sells
The Tenth Leg IN, puhlishad at "ood.tock. Va.
said, Jan 10Th, 1870; IA Great Med cioe-"e Inv"
uniformly RETAINED from recommending to the public
my of the vnrous patent medicines I" the day unless
thoroughly convinced Of tEeir valan. Among those
We consider worthy of notic, she Garnnn Btcr7, ir-
enled hy Or. Ioefani, and prepared by DR. Jtrh 'on
r Philadelphia. One instance, in particular ia wihoh
te superior virtues a. medicine ave been tested,
ialsn under observa,i During the last sum-
me1. son OF Nr. Abran CrabiIl, oi ths county, mas
cry seriously affected With Liver Complain, md afte'
trying, in vain, various lies, he purchased bottle
Of the Bitter-, and after using it, much 'eieyed
of his distressing maadv that ne procursd aolher bot
lie md is restored entirely to health"
TLey entirely vegetable, free from all injurious
ingredients always strengthen the system, and nevn
estate It,
For sale wholesale by Druggists in all the principal
cities md reta by oh' aries aud Storeheepefs in
every ia the United Sntns.
Sold by D. r. LYMAN, j. II. THOMPSON & co.
IN j. ii. SEAY II co. Lynchburg nj by dealers in
medicine everywhere sep6 ly
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lh"h = WHllki P n. DAVIS. W ". HANpEE
WHITE, DAVIS ~ nARDEE,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Petersburg, Va.
SPRsNG TRADE 1855

ltPRsNas TRADE Is55.-GEO d JONES
- co. Wholesale DHPPids he.ershue. Nnginia
have received taeir SPRINa SrocK ol Drugs, Medi.
ciocs, Paints, &c. and offer for snle nssor
mont embracing n articles in this line, suited 10
ltr wnnte Of Country Merchants, Duggist- Physieie
md tarmcrs
Obtaining ther supdue, from Manufacturers and I'm
erters only thry prep red iurni- these eood' IA
a." nny regunr ,lohhing house. to Or1ets receive
tromrt and careful attention. . mnrD
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| ATEsT ARRIv Lil-NEW

4 'ANDLES -rntcnl WA. Spor Adm, nmnriinc
" ani luIlow -, Giving nnd Tor anle by
muylSt' SAUNDERS 4 lRHY.
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.A,TAPAE GOODs-NOTaCE hne.

- stone ntull stock staple good. Bleached and
brown Cotton,, TcA- paii Cot.on4. Apron Checks
heavy Liucns, Sc &c al ut which I'm be bought for
sesh Ut very low !rees.
upl27 Is i II. LEWIS.
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FIAT WAREHOUSE. SYcamoes ST, I'm
Z 4 hkIIRsIluu ISJb.-

sAE WAREHOUSE. SYcAmoRs st, IN
ff1ERsGrKa, N,RatSIA.-SWteg 1850 !ssA
Fhr subscribers respectful untouLee 10 The Meich
aht, Of Vi grin AMI North Cnrohn, thut / ey
receiving iher supplies Tor the scn-on
ID their nssnitpcnt. (Which is large and vnre,) will
~ com lrtc ina few days.
Then Goo2s, oC which purchased from
1olbers hur from ManuG,, and lurportrrr, Viii
compare ,yoraby, in qunlir aud prices, wh ,hose o
my job ing House in the Northern cities.
We beg II assure friends md the public Of H.
HCwci ciufs. part To dr-o've their asors aud
mnuain the reputation uf our house. We invite Mech
who going farther NORTH nuke their Spring
pun, hases, call and examine the quality und prices
oools. mnf9 ,l7ie MAJOR 4 MOORE.
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PETERSBURG.

Lynchbuts and Western Virginia Depot.
A Il. GARLAND. RnB'r P. LFsrER
latc Of lyuehbute.1 [Petrr.bure.1
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-29

rate Of increase Of deaths for teu yesrs .v.,
ages about ii per cent per snnum the incre.,.
of population from l645 to 1850 was eisat ea,
cert year; yet while the mortality goes On Al
10 or l2 per cent the Census M.rshals tell "a.
that the population grows only fouc per csat.
1t appears then, from the bsst estimate. fran
the extension Of peopled surface, from the Ia.
crease Of taxable valuation from the grs~th Of
our schools, the number OF votes cast and from
the gradual progress of mortality that toe return
of the Msrshsls is comparatively worthless.
It is we'll kn0wn that great many houses have
never been visited at al, in some instances
amounting to whole blocks; while in other
places neither the Marshal nor the peopls
seemed to know or care what was wanted.
Had the Msrshsls been paid SO much per head,
they would have found thousands of large FAM.
lies that they have now either omitted or gues ei
off at rsndem. We should not be surprised to
find that there are grave errors in the additions,
which will in some degree mitigate these facts.
But whatever deficiencies may be discovered, 1t
will be impossible to convince any man who is
personally acquainted with the progress Of New
York for the past decade that We have net ct
this day permanent population ranging from
750, ,0G0 to 100000, and probably nearer the
latter than the former figure.
1t lie to be hoped, aud We trust on good
grounds, that except in our City the State
Census wilt be tolerably correct and, By the
way, il is quite time that the facts as to popals-
tiOn were made public.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-29

Judge Could such Wings occur without KIN
ding a fame throughout the whole land
Would not Indignation meetings convene in our
cities, and Congress be implored-nay. CON-
mnnded-to hasten to remove from the bench
uen who were either too wicked or too silly
to be safely intrusted with Jadicial power
TIE usurpations of these men are not the less
dangerous because ar present they invade the rights
of such az are the friends OF human freedom. If
the attempted murderers of a negro may be res
cued from the Jurisdiction Of State officers, be-
cause acting under color Of Federal warrant, 30
may the actual muIderers even Of professional
Unionsaver If Abolitionists may as class be
assaed BY Federal Judges with coarse vitupera-
ton, 20 may any political or religious party which
may not happen to enjoy the respect and favor OF
these functonaries n Psssmore Williamson may
now be Illegally, but with impunity, consigned to
a prison during the pleasure of Judge on most
contemplate charge Of contempt, because ne hap
pens to be an Abolitionist how soon may not
similar fate be the lot even of shareholders them
selves, when personal malice is to be INDUCED or
selfish views promoted These various arbitrary
acts become precedents, and, if not rebuked, will
hereafter justify their repetition
fhe next House Of Representatives will be
relieved from the presence Of many Of the
funkies whose sole business in Congress has
long been TO do the bidding and receive the
wages of their Southern masters. majority
OF its members will not it is believed, belong
TO the class who are ever trying to save tne
Union by rendering it land of tyrants and q
den of slaves Let the House be flooded with
petitions for the impeachment Of John K. Kane,
and the imprisonment of Passmore Williamson
may prove the means of terminating system
of insolent end alarming usurpation.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-29

The undersigned members Of the Free Democrats State
COMMITTEE view of the importance union of al those
opposed Slavery and who detemr ID t. resist is eEten
and the nefaous perpetraed by the Ne
brA Swinole af due consultation, have decided NOT to
cell Of Free Democrats. We there
specifically but most earnestly recommend response the
RePubcsp Calls made End 70 be una for State and Coz y
for choosing Delegates and mating Candidates
both State and County and hearty cooperation with the
ell parties in organizing truly Republican Party upon per
manent basis.
We tru no County win f be fully represented in the
Republican State Convention be held city of Syracuse
the ,h OF September next by nbued with the right
spirit and Who while they viii 70 lower the stand
Of m opposing the savehodins Ogarchy al s points
IN cooperate with and all who ha broken
from the National FroSiavery Orsaniza5ss and pre-
psred 20 organize party under the Republican and ban
ner Every Free Democrat feel bound the
Primary Meetipgs, and help 20 send such men.
Syracuse, Aug. 10, lN5&
LYMAN CbARY, c. 2. WILLIAMS,
r.. L. SOULE, ALFRED WELLS,
DANIEL NARDELL. SAMUEL d. PORTER.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-29
WHIGi. NOMINATIONS.

The Whig County Convention met last even
ing at Broadway House, and nominated
Fo- -sher,g........wILLIAM S. DUKE.
Co. CLERK. GEORGE Z. SHERWOOD.
4" CoroHet.....Dr. JOHN IVES,
d. FREDERICK w. PERRY,
CHARLES MISSING
Dr. HILL
Mr. DuKE-in vulgar psrlsnce, "Bill Dake"
has for years been very prominent distiller
in our City, and was last Fell Chairman Of the
LIQUOR Dealers Association; but not, so far as
we bave known, particularly bright Whig. We
think we are not mistaken in saying that he re-
fused to vote for Gen. Taylor in 1845, for Gov.
Hunt in 1880 and for Gen. Scott in 1852; aud
we cannot be mistaken in stating that he took
q very active and efficient part against Governor
Clark ard in favor of "Seymour and Rum last
Fall Ali this, if exactly as we understanf it,
does not prove him not Whig after sort.
lie was Clay Whg Of old, and may have voted
q Wing ticket at some election sincs 1911,
though we cannot say which. In working for
"Seymour and Rum" he only went for what he
estee med his own interest, as he generally does.
Mr.. SHERWOOD keeps a restaurant across the
Park on Broadway, where we are told he sells
rood Iiquor-better than Duke has usually
made. We heartily applaud hi, desire to get
out of this into better business.
The candidates for Coroners we believe, are
all good men-Dr. Ives particularly, eminently
20. Should they receive the Republican nom-
nation, it will be to us a labor Of love to sup
port them.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-29
c. P. WILLIAMS,
WELLS,
; AMUEL ID. PORTER

Judge ROCKWELL, we hear, viii to-day pub.
lish bis Opinion in the Liquor cases affirming the
eOns,iiHOnality Of Prohibition and of all the
tsl features Of our Liquor Law, but cOncurring
in the reversal of the decision below and the lib
Grafton Of the prisoners on an immatsrial point
namely, their right to Trial by Jary. We
shall show by extracts the general drift Of Judge
RS Opinion; probably in our next.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-29

OuR FRIENDS will obige by aas addressing Letters
tanning money Subscriptions to the Pubsers aud those
tanning for columns the Editors of The TRTBuNE
disregard Of this distinction often causes delay aud loss And
send addressed to any individual Editor marked
pryate his absence may delay the opening OF the letter
till the In formation VIII have lost is value.
We always gsd receive items Of sccounts Of the
state of the Crops &C. in business letersi but in such
please address them distinctly to the Editors and sepa
them by wide space practicable from the business
ofth alcttar
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-29
ORR PaOUIBITORY LAW.

One Of our cotemporaries, whi'h eer'aisI
should know better, and we believe does, n''
some dozen times asserted that our Nss'
York Prohibitory Liquor Act is q cno.r Co
a juggIe, a trick, &c, concocted BY POM
clans who never meant to have II uPao'-
and enforced. Nothing could be further isv'. ".
the truth than this string OF assertions,
basis of our act is the original "Maino h'.,
drafted by Neal Dow, with some impro'e~.
fret adopted in Vermont. But the sc' 80 ,..
mitted to cur last Legislature, VI" ''''
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-29
IMposToRs-B BEWARE OF THEM.

To the Edftor Of The ~ Y. Tribune.
Sur: There persons travelling varOus parts Of the
ry the scs by representing themselves 70 be
ptcsd with my Office in medical pac,icesome pretend
be my my pupils bear my nsmei others even
aeuIt 10 personse myself To guard the public against
the iupoors wish that myself Glcap at home
that there person. travelling located in manner
with In practice who has right TO bail from
my ofce. hav. absent from and never had
p ;eptipg Dr. CALVIN NJ FrTcH ia Chicago who how
never associated with In practice; he has
professional conuectsn with me and has Office at No ia
Brosdsyay NewYork. He allowed t. ref to me- and et-
tes sddfess ed 10 him, if directed 10 Office viii be foT-
vsrded 10 him. s. s. FITcu, AM I'D,
Aug 20 1855 No. ia Broadway. 9ew-York
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-29
HOOFLAND's GERMAN BTTERs.-Certifcate OF
RALPH LuIs, ESQ.,, Editor Spirit Times, ronton. Ohio:
Ipna 0ct

IROhTON, Oct 30 I5JL
DR. c. NJ JLcKsOS-Dedr Sir: The BITTERs are IN great de-
addition the quantity sold by Moxey Bag
ber your agents he other stores sell more Of them than
find they much used by cOnvaescent
fever patients 10 rebuo their broken constitutions hIve
during the Summer in my family. four bottles
recommended first by neishbor at time
much debitsted from she effects Of Sc
bilious fever They appetite and restored
tone whole In Of the September
numbers Of my related my experience Of the good e
fects the BTTERs since which time they have had large
standard medicine this vicinity
conclusion woud that feel great pleasure in giving
this the value and succe OF your preparation
Respectfb,Jv yours, RALPH Lutte.
Fo, sale by druggists and dealers Medicine everywhere
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-29

The Know. Nothing State Council met yester-
day at Binghamton. We give full accounts Ia
our telegrsphic column. 1t will bs seen that
the tclegrsphic spondent of the Associated
Press AZ usual msgni6es the number 10 attend
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-29

snce and the degree of good feeling. The Con-
vention i, on the very brink Of explosion, and
yet all the world is falsely told that "the best
" of feeling prevails" The true spirit of the
sffair may be gathered from our special dis
patches.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-29

Prof MAPEs's reply to the imputations of The
Country Gentleman has been in hand several days,
but crowded over from day to day by pressure
of more perishable matter. 1t will be found in
another column
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-29
Netu'Wurk DAILY GribM,re
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 90, 1855.

We shall print, for regular subscribers, $4,000
copies Of the WEEKLY TRIBUNE, of this week 1t H. without
doubt the best advertising medium in the country This is the
last day for receiving advertisements for this weeks ISSUE
Price. Fifty Cents line.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-29

The steamship Canada from Liverpool for
Boston is now in her eleventh day out, aud fully
due at Halifax. Her nexs will be to the 18th
inst, one week later.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-29

Judge William T. Allen of Oswego, present
Judge Of the Supreme Court in the Fifth Jadi-
cial District, was yesterday nominated for rs
election by the Sofi-Shell Convention which met
at Rome.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-29

The Virginia Know-Nothing State Council are
In favor of abolishing secresy and the religious
test OF hereafter playing Hamlet with the
Prince Of Denmark omitted.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-29

The American Association for the Advance
ment Of Education met in this City yesterday
Their proceedings will be found in another
column.
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-29

SEWING MACHINES AND oUliS run
always ready for any controversy either IN ms
newspapers courts necessary TO maintain onr rights
and establish the truth We have numerous suits pending
sctung Co. and those msdo by Grover Baker Co. Those
machines infringe distinct patents belonging 10 u.s. aud we
are sured by dinnsnished legal soennhc, and me
hsnic talent United States that there no doubt OF
sucofs- 10 cur suits sgenst their. -,
Eshsnel Wheesr and o. b. Potter wise from tho
irving the public believe that Patent issued
In January fast 70 j. =. CouRn the device OF iced
wheel used in Sewing Machines not So we are
prepared to establish by pro )f The following points:
That the feeder Of COnAnt Is not ieeWneei
but ,im piy metallic hoop with bsry pins upon one edge
That the basts patented by Elias Howe r Sepea-
her 10 e, was precisely the device claimed BY
Conspt That baster the segment Of hop wh
rims on H. only required be made longer 70 be scompete
e Any person examine the original machine
AZ e eoe Of M Howe New York, and satisfy himself OF
the perfect identity Of Hoves baseTpae with Conants
feeder. - .. ,,,1....
plceon Patent oter reflections OF his claim withOu
socordg law That the device IN question went
INTO public with h and allowance and that more
than two ~i@1 h~e - 'r.a~ further att0mpt to
Obtsin Fnfeut. IT,, - n,
f,rf sutft g. o. Fca ont OF
.-.- - s~sois saDeso@rea-
Finally. v > '. 49, seq o. s.ai ",s, .s.is -
chine We se arsst Wheeler Porter and all the rest Of the
,eniers Of inferior Sewing Machiues
/. Nj. SINGER Co., No. S23 Broadway.
SEWING MACHINES. and Carriage
Makers will please examine Machines with all tbs late
stitching light work, with or WIZ
ont wsxsd thread, either 10 dat cylindrical form
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-29

FREE TO SAN FRANCIsCO.-Persons who wish
10 20 se from attacks Of Cholera Dysentey Collie and Sea
Sickness should mol fail 10 get bottle OF DR. war
aned VENETIAN LNIMEsT ANY Kind of Be drank
without any III Effects BY adding one teaspoon fall Of th; cee
hrsted Linmen l. worth its weigh In gold should
sail without H. Price % and % cents. Depot No so Court
apd Sold by the Drugsts throughout the United States
New-York daily tribune., 1855-08-29
PIANos.-Purchasers desiring a good instru.

FIhNOs.-T u1CHdbcIs UooIIIub SV0u II1IV1 u
et one suaneed give entire satisfaction or purchase
money refunded the lowest possible price should CAL st the
great Music Of HORACE WATERS, No. SS broadway,
ho assortment Of celebrated PIANOS is the srges: IN the
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