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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-21
Fall Trade. September, 1854.

NJ II are now receiving, per steamers Bnc md Alps,
W aud packet ship Caroline. our Fall Importation
Of FOREIGN DRY GOODS, purchased for Cdsh by
our Agent, Mr. W WrfleIl, Ut uerylo~ rates We aie
ul.o in receipt of p,ge aud commanding stock
DOMESTIC FABRICS, pu'ehnscd from FIRST hands
.nctifces.
We repeatedly solicit Gull from tn, Virginia and
North Cuol,n. M.lchnt feel confident
offer them goods low prices be found in my
market. STEW ENSON & WEDDEIL
scp7.rts Pcteraburp Vn.
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,argO of Sugar and Molasscs at Auction.
800 ACRt S OF
BEAVER CREEK LAND FOR SALE,
WITH EIGHT NEGROES,


4 DNSlSflNG 1t Men. y omen md R.ts a Inrrs
y l. ui 3 n'Irl C,tlr. llnrses, Oxen Ilo-. Ne.
Nr.-rhr subscriber o1sl- IN lie his Tract Of laul,
Camps'i roualV, he NJ Gr.ck. ADJOINING =
hud> OF Nm. G.,uab. ~ Cnl N.lr>. Capt rrrran
aud hrr-eeht nil - ir,ni lii oi l., ahhufe anI
lolr p.,l> from Cumphel. CONT lou = u,,niag $40
ACRES 50o rcrrs ra rd aui 30n Ia sunl,; heavil,
tlmber"d Ith oUk. Pi4' aud HICKORY. There me- IS
arrs T." Creek Fla, 20 al Inch ell Ell In til, h,.t
meadow grasses, and ,u oHt tput| al lhr Luml IN
i hi2h state al lmprasrurnt--ha- been lined unl
MANFRED win vew If SETTING il - guns. The s,i /,
r. lei ~ an inv i nv ieis vety Grtiletn productive
hshl5 susceptible Of rNfru.ivc Improvement ahunIniiy
,urtlri Wit WI: rand vel ruclo.rd
Ii, improvements Hre al guo5 and except tie
DIVE LING, which i. plain log hp1sr. There /. ,,t
the Tract new and substantial SAW Mill. md
81 glr aud Lth Mi, attached, with water power
brads Thrc is pine thc trnct oflle aree,t er,w H.
Close To The Mil the roud to v1rhlus nlwu : good
summer mi Winter being rAdnm.c nil thu
Chaex ot the Nj are eh and will my revenue
4" S'Po0 !ear lLorr 'an abundance lime stone he'd.
and large kin nud m open quarry with linz
'Nprn~r, i'll burn 100 bushels Lime a day
I'll" neishhorhond is nncxcepianrhlr all thcrr ia
Chmch S"honl, Mill, e.. thu premises. vii
take pleasure IN shown the Lard my person ish
Ing tnhoy, and give possession NJ
ltmlt be divided into Tract, if desired Il ,cl
half we'll wnered aud has plenty of wood land sup
port the place.
BLOODED STOCK
will sell 30 bend Of genuine short horn Durham Cat
tie, good Mi. Cows with Young caves Il head
o House, woke OF Oxen 80 head at HOS Wagon,
and gcnf - Improved l'low lnrgc Hnrtows, horsr
Cart-, aud all other Plantation Utensils he Farm
Ain. Corn ard Cob Ciu.he and Mil, | Germ She Ter
~ 'rhe sale will take pIacc on the premises l-t dav
Of Mach Teens accommodating anl made known on
day Of lie.
lsb dertlnor JOHN RUCkER
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BENNETT & BEERS. pr,ppicror..

No 10 Mum II Rchmon0, '
And fr snle by j. II Scay, d Il. L,mnu. j H.
rhomrsA. 4 Co, Lyochbu,r, Va, und by dea IN
Nrdirin,.- sefNwi err scr5 ls
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Will you Read the Truth i?

Medicine must have merit and gfcnt merit TO stand
n the test OF public opinion. No art ct Gun
2nNnniSe WORTHLESS. article keep II up nsu good
medicine. # be not really
good medicine will live, be popular, nnd ex
irn' ' sales yenr after year. in site nl opposition.
The peo le readily find its virtues, aud the tame OF
lh'na passes from mouth 10 mouth with more rnpdiy
tan newspapers sprend il. living witness tc-ti
4.ne 1" medicine la. made ion him is Of Gar
@"te setSicc II an any newspaper advertising.
Ia rrbni at "hai say above, refer ysu Ia
IIAMpTON'S VEGErBLE TlNCTURE, mud IL eff
octs It, prnsc is in the mouths of multitudc-. The
best men in our country give their testimony its
wonderful curo-. Among them mime Hon. II.
Clay. Hon. Krh NJ John-on, Vice President of the
I nitrd Slut swti hundreds OF others Capt. Ihomns
tnnot-br 1ther to the celebrated physician Of the
Emperor OF Fuuce--wa. cured by it of disease Of
yras standing nttcr the sl of all the Doctors 81
Euopc ind America had niled to
TRUTH is MIGHTY.
An Appeal to every Man and Woman
.hofter CGRE by HAMPTON'S TINCTURE;
ONE OF OUR OWN CITIZENS.
The Rich the Poor, erery rhere bear the same
Testimony.
Read the follow ing Ceaihente lrem Lady endorsed
hy Postmaster Il. r. Cooper:
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IIIT TTT'FFI II
THE EMALE SYST EN-.
Liver COMPLAINT. Debility

Extract frnn james Harris Esq IS Letter. AIexandrin,
Va-Altcr speaking of wonderful cures on himself he
says: Mrs. II has been suffering with the liz
plnip aud with inability, constantly complaining from
weakness through her Who'll sy stem. She enjoys
better health thun TO, tny years, being entirely rc,or
cd by the use of Hamptoas FePeipGte 1iuctuyc.'
Diseased Side, Breast, Eyes-Exlract from
Letter from q ines, ESQ, Lou.on county Va Ny
wife has been for yrars hfI ted with great wee oe.a
pnin in the breast side apl back; upilatiou,f the
IL; att feel Ionc,> OF the stem ss % Hpppitr
complexion suluw; the III h ot Eye almost gon"
orher vey wrak | plen-ed ssy, Hamjions
Tiartre has restored ~ perfect health. Her eyes
u,c GOOD ; ever they we're.
- Gaianl get rpnmrhici.
Sold ly J. H. SEAY. & CO, Lynda nrg, Sewers
Scou,vlr;A J. BROWN, CLurotles, lille, and T., all
Diu2S ist- throughout theStnt". oar ~ dsciy
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~ of the very Novels TINT should nud admtn
10 the namllx cirrn --nnlly NhlcnEnl IrILmnn-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-21

IL Es HENE TIN, very desirable Residences
4 la'ely ocsupe5 ly Vim. Roan" decd. ror
terms upp, to
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A PPLEs, ORANGES - LEMONS

= BIZ % hIP'
boxes Changes,
d. Lrlnau4. J'.i received per s. S liail.
rold tolj-,lt, =. a. BOYD.
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SSrIrttf0.
ZUMA; OR
The Sancity of an Oath.

Abou: the middle Of the Seventeenth
century, the animosity of the Indians of
South America towards the Spaniards
still existed in all its force. Some tradi-
tlons OF this oppressed and almost extinct
race Of people, too faithfully preserved
afford visible proofs of the cruelty OF their
conquerors. They were conquered, it is
true, but no, subdued, and the Spaniards
governed only by terror At this period
vlceroy, more severe in his goSernmen,
than any Of those who had preceded him,
excited in the highest degree the animos.
lty and hatred OF the natives, which
though powe.less. they nevertheless
nursed IN secret. The secretary of the
viceroy, who vigorously executed his mas.
ser's cruel and arbitrary will, was even
more detested for his Unsuitable ayarice
and cruelty. This man died very sud.
denly. and the frightful symptoms which
preceded his death gave rise to suspicious
that he had been poisoned. Every ef.
fort was made TO discover and punish the
guilty parties, but wiihou, success. This
event created great sensation at the
time, because il was not the first in.
stance OF crimes Of this horrible kind hav.
ing been perpetrated
II was well known that the Peruyians
were acquainted with the most deadly
poisons, and that they never hesitated ia
make use Of them TO rid themselves OF
their enemies, or persons to whom they
had mortal hatred; but neither repeated
threats OF torture and death, nor even
the promises Of favor and reward, could
induce them to divulge the knowledge Of
these fatal secrets.
In the meantime the viceory was recalled
and the court Of Spain named as his sue
cessor the Count del Cinchon. man in
the prime Of life, Of amiable disposition,
and endowed with virtues to gain all
hearts. and who had wooed and married
lady both accomplished and beautiful.
Some very exaggerated statements ol
the late viceroy had represented the ma.
tives as the most abject slaves, who a,
first appeared docile and submissive, and
even attached, but who were ye. capa-
bic of deep tfeachery, and secretly nour'
ished and perpetra,ed crimes Of the
blackes. dye. Some stories were related
Of the surprising and ineonceivable sub
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which twas but little known except to
the na,l9e Peruvians, who call the tree
kina or kinken. +. S.
alone in his Glory." "

NJ MAssachusetts Legislature has but one
Democrat. A correspondent Of the State
al Maine, writing from boston under
date OF Jan, Sth has the following ~
In lhs political wilderness through
which the community is wandering, the
democratic party, i'll the person Of Brown.
OF Tolland, roves in solitary grandeur,
like one OF Mr.. Five-Years-in South
Arica's elephants, but not 20 be 'bagged
with equal lnpunity. Modest and upas-
snming, yet bold and Independent, of
sound sense and ready wit, Mr.. Brown
Is emIneu,Iy qualified for the discharge
oi the arduous duties devoIving upou
him as party leader. as the rauk .'and
tlle, the bone and muscle, the nerve and
slnew, the forlorn hope, the heavy acol-
umn, the dernier resort, and the ccm-
mander- in-chief Of the Massachusetts
democracy, i'll Legislature assembled.
} he eyes of the people are upon him;
the hopes OF many centre IN him; the
democratic standard is entrusted to his
charge; it is meek or nothings"w him
root. hog, or die. Let him remember
this, and go II" with indubitable pluck,
not forgetting the head and other fxin'a
You remember in the retreat from Mos.
COW, the heroic Ney was the last man of
the "grande arnie" to leave the enemy's
terrltory.-Flinging his musket into the
Reresina as he crossed it he appears
backened and begrmmed before the
commanding officer, and subIiuely ex.
claims, on interrogation as 10 who he is,
IL am the rear guard Of the army of
France"
The session closed, we can imagine
the gallant Brown, covered with the dust
and blood of the arena, di.,ging down.
his now useless pen, decending the State
House steps. and reporting himself to
Col. Greene, at No. l9 Water Street. 81
am the democratic party of Massachu.
elts.-,he rear guard OF the democracy
Of the Union" The pen. Of Headly could
aloue depic, the moral grandeur and sub,
llmity OF such sene
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Adieu my adieu forever
Go on thy weary way
'Tls Fate's stern voice that bids US seyel
We must, we must obey.
Why should we offer vain resistance
To cruel Fate's decree
To worship onl y at distance
Is our dark destiny
Adieu the VOW tha, I.haye pligh,ed,
Unbroken l will keep.
Our hearts will ever be united.
My love will never sleep.
H5 hearts bes, love gave to thee
can withdraw it never
Sill sacred Is thy memory
Alleu-adieu forever
Al,1u my love, long since banished
An hope Of happiness
Al though, Of peace or comf6Yt yaai.he,,
With 'hy laat fond csress.
ih71 vert mine, my own. my dol,
All thy love TO me was given;
How my wild young heart adored thee
lis best treasure nnder Heaven.
Why were We compelled 10 sever7
Why was fate so mercilcssl
VIII our wrthing spirits never
llapplncss again possess
Ne'er to mortal should be given
Love like tina, gave 10 thee;
. II vas no ommon passion
Ii was wild idolAtr,.
Mady cllnging to each other,
Deaf and blind TO all beside,
Seeing not the storm-clouds satheI;
Heedlng not woes coming tide.
Thou art wretched-well know j,
Peace for aye thou mus, resign
Though thy actions do not show ii.
Nretchedness alone is thine
! ct we must conceal our feeling.
And the world must never know
How our ievered brains are reellng
And our hearts are we'd ,o Woe.
Still my heart is always ,,snins
In its wre,chedness to thee
Ever loving, ever yearning
For thy tender sympathy.
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On Friday afternoon last, the members
Of the Ma IS achuset,s House Of Represer.
tatives held secret caucus for the nomi-
nation Of a candidate for U. 8. Senator.
Hon. Henry Wilson was nominated
having 200 out Of 346 votes. The Sen.
a,ors had made no nominations. The
election is TO take place tomorrow.
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IRISH COMPANIES D!ssANpEp BY or.
der OF Governor Gardiner of Maasachu.
sets, all the volunteer militia cn4 panies
OF that State, composed .f Irish mem.
bers' i" we're d'sbanded on Friday last
There were seren companies four in
boston' one each in Worcester, Lowell
and Lawrence.
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U Bishop Soule. Of the Me,hodist
church, said lately that he was "a years
DID,. and yet had to learn how brady
tasted. It is too late /; he might have
learned a dozen years ago. but since
then the article has not been in use.
There is plenty Of rectified whiskey, fla,
yored and coiored to initiate il, but bran.
dy itself is thing of the past.
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BY the death of Senator Moses Morris.
Jr., New Hampshire is left without a
Senator in Congress. Governor Baker
Is authorized TO fill tae vacancy : occasio :.
ed by Mr.. Norris death, whose term cx.
pres on the 4lh Of March next. The
Legislature to be elected in March viii
hll the two vacancies at lis session in
June next.
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A WILD MAN IN WALpoBoRo. The
following singular $, ory relative to the.
discovery of wild man in Waldoboro,
was handed to the editor Of the Thorn.
aston Journal by J. W, McHenri. The
Journal says there are several persons
who can vouch for the truth of the state.
ments which it contains:
Mr.. Edltor-On the morning of Jan.
uary Cd while engaged I. in cbopping
wood a short distance from my house in
w ldoboro, | was startled by the most
terrific scream that ever greeted my ears
it seemed to proceed from the woods
near by. l immediately commenced
searching round for the cause Of this un-
earthly noise, but alter half hours
lrullless search. | resumed my labour
but had scarcel y struck blow with my
axe when the sharp shrek fell on nv
ear again. Looking up quickly ! disco.-
cred an object about ten rods from lie
winch had the appearance Of u miniature
human being.
advanced toward it, bu, the lue
creature fled as neared it, gave chase
and after a short run succeeded in
catching it. The little fellow turned a
most !mp!oriug look upon me, and then
uttered sharp shrill shrek, resembling
the whistle OF an engine. | took him 10
my house, and tried to induce him 10 eat
some meat, bu! failed in the attempt: |
then offered him some water of which he
d ank small quantity. next gave him
some dried beach nuts which he cracked
and ate readily. He is Of the male gem
der about eighteen inches IN height and
his limbs are in perfect proportion.
With the exception Of his face, hands
aud feet, he is covered with hair of let
black hue Whoever may wish to see
this strange specimen Of human nature, 4,
can CRAFTY their curiosity by calling as
my house in the earstern parl Of Waldo
boro, near the Trowbridge tavern. give
these facts to the public, to see if there
Is any one who can account for this won.
Idertul phenomenon. }. W. McHENRl. 4.
R,, h. r. @
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Tfor the Americana
To One not Forgotten.

BIZ ALLIE oAKwooD.
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Adieu my love- adieu forever
Go on thy weary way
IT'S Fate's stern voice that bids US sever
We must, we must obey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-04
;
MEDICAL.

~ tOK ~ AND TAXI No DTiiiE.-~bK. T. ~
~ WRIGHT fAqui faeartr. =
~ ubysic T.
hn.woet syphilis. Guaueaua errtfq- eostrgue
III consul
railon of bowels dISlness 0vbe heartburn ia art
syNfsfn carving
rnots rom me HOOD aepQ upoa ~ YER s0serfg
encary sfpelbg he orb hnnors ani abs4i i~Bsiss
tom IL - an a.ssllnF nature ~ a zrs4 AgH fs tf
POW ~ hbberD unfn0~n any pfepArNl0n BruaWa
before he public FuH dlretfns arpni4HF buste
lie eos . uning Give lne ~ more F0r
ale everywGers - fsspec, able arafgtts
{ ~, ~ 100 ~ ~ ~. : rtiAhit LIZ
30 q is ksie cues sosssu,ss8 Il ~ oafss a.ais
thAfgea nDlsfa-e. 0Ace 70 3Nei4el snr sNci
Ep wApn4g gtNrdpTfswkrt4I rgrFxf, 1890
j. e.,,.e, 5.e... 80 e.sles -. ~ 80 - ~ ~
fsT Io IA Carss anrg III aess6ss 80. 49, le a
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THE MILITARY.


RIRKBECK FURMAN GUARD MADE THEIR THIRD
ID annual target excursion 10 Citizen Park Island
on October l5. The following 4 the lis, OF prizes aud
who they presented BY and by whom won:it prize
George WILSON - prize, SIS, order clothing by the same
by samuel Gooderson. Sd prize SO order for cohnz
BY the by John Arsgor 5h prize $40 order
clothes by Captain Coin, by Francis Miller ih prize
silver caster presented by Francis H. Policy by vii
liam Boyd; Oh prize of silver spoons presented
william earns, by Rober, Hamilion It'll prize vi
prize muskei By Captain Mclean BY James NJ Dur
net; 9th prize 90 sold piece presented by William Harrison
won BY James Jacksoni Vh prize, one fownug piece by
Jerry Casey by Dennis kerenc; lt prize - go'a
piece presented by Captain Colin by Peter DoEher
18th prize, silver goblet by Councilman Barney
Burns lSh prize 5rea.'Pn by won by VIM Ba.kburn
5th gold pencil presented by Joseph Lyness, by WI
lam srnits 18th ~ pair 81 boots, presented by rk
pesk nfmsn Co, won b. James Darsnter, Eth. -
goa piece, ~ capt Colin, by Patrick tnliy lst, y
gold piece presented BY - won BY william Wood. l0l
one se Of GOA euf buttons presented 81 Captain Rld
W frsdsrsek Hathaway; 9l, e. Bcebe hat presen vi BY
Henry Lea, won by john Cain I'll gold sris by
Etens, heq' won by William Wright 2td Eoll rlnz b.
w9n ey Josepa NJ say 24Ih & pfesenefby me guest
Brkbeck, Jr BY fio Murray 2s one wreat
presented BY - Won gy John cnrbet mo above compa
employees of ~ " 4 CO.. and Captain Coffin vo1nariIv
John rkbeck convey TIE same 10 srae1
Island. CAPT. sMIrffsOS.
nN DECK.-THE MEMBERS AND FRiRNDs OF TTr
~ Bosnen Guard requested % attend a special meet
evening O'Clock make Tor our hiri *
''1' ''s'' '-'1'''' JAxEs Ike Chairman.
DousIcK II. RooHr, Secretary.
VETERAN CORPS or lsI2-A REGULAR NETTING
o. the corps VIII be held a. Riels star Hotel, ~ Ia
Sesnss BY oPd s,." evening RhaSoSD, coSn.
wv. TAYLOR, Adgaant
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ExTRA PAY.

BOUNTY LASp-ExTRA PAY PENgtOSs, &C.. DCg
- % officers sailors and soldiers procured 81 y r. NONE-
taie q e United states navy No ~ Warren street cQrnsf
Nsturafyed citizens must prusaace oeruncA,e.
LNyTRA PAy-NAyy HorSTY LAND AND EXTRA
Ia Pay onceIsnd wdfranls sesrA pavp and bs aness
wage due Al Inlet States navy wsrs snrs
$50 dsr WIDOWS ard heirs pfempy obtsied and pad and
ali kinds q claims azanNt he Nnisd ren0rari by
Irsni Ac P1rser u.a. Ssvyssrd An.rn~y Ard
Com eiiOr A. Law. Z. Mall sirret
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GATJFORNIA DIAMONDs-THIs NEW AND BsAUTI.
~ f1 article si lakes Load with DnrnaAnfa .Wery
The best gudge cannot tell hem from the diamond Ihs
kr.es are whn The reach o. every Cser gens pps
W ~ and ~ ear rings - to SD. rings ~ ~. si1i.
Ades pins crosses loekss buttons braerles~ Articles
nsde p orasr 80 with the above diamonds 10 Style Ae
sucuni addrcsscdio L. AL JACOBS tgs frnadsavs
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DEigAry tosgrtrtrfCrs--DH waymos Gov.
ftss hs yfs&ss - 80 <&ss " 4*ssss IN rtAsk ~ 4.
ttss1s1 4sa ssuly As*~ss e2~<s ssf~ss 80 1890
n fte fesxafss A. 10 s.<s "a. -
ira fs'. q sIys.s sass v .s.ssa- shs y rs~s
80 49, t~ss - - %saf 1ssf krrs ~ xsasss
49, ~ cffiar r&s s*rs srs hs~w hgws4 ~ ar. -
. s1ssss - ssssi~x1ss.
~rrlfsx vtrNOu n n.
w*Nf tesrssHfr*r< - % LEA HesY#si $500 n TAn
g - 40 f4ffF w4wsusAs pairs ~
oree, ~ WAssf Etsss. nesf hsssA.sy.
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nR. nLsrrRF RID DROP CURES PRIVATE DIs
- Eases, Nh~n fe ~ snsnf - ky~s sf Al oief
fsdss AN ufloui flsflns ~ tan.
y ~ psst cures wgtli ~ f~ ox snf slesninr ss<ss
y A. ohsr feHsess enfe. ytnoi ne 6rsaNN ssrssy9sfs
fn,es u rserv tui ~ peculiarly xssfs yGo
PENS MxGnhAkoF - fNrt asd f4gii 49, ~ bssg1
ture 70 Aft1fu tbss remedy nssd rs
10 ftsff-l tss pstes - 49, tnrn. fss 'irt - ~
ssffy 9sTaltfnsuf - sngN Iatxs bsgu aeg for
Asfay vet p.ses Usi san rlst@j III fylsFsAs,
flsns pt}ssesn,. A., - Vopu sfiF = - ses 1~l asya
80 g1ars dtDf - ~ 80 asi kss pct ssi ~ All
NksH ny Ind 4sf ea afs swss0ssis ksy usa
rfetefd 1sy rssr o. n o. aga sei eHHts - 0tsai
~ gfEans aaywtcse baf - 90 s-~ ~ lsssso txsst
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
mai steanrsTbe ships composing this line are the iol-
BALTIC, Capt. Comstock.
AnRIA snIC l,aA

These ships have been built by contract for gov
eminent service Every care has been taken
on q also IN their engines 10 strength speed,
ana tner for passengers unequaet
elegance ana comfort Price OF passage from New York
Liverpool In hrst class cabin $780, DO si5 eycu-
sye use OF extra size state ROOM 1926 from Liverpool 10
York 70 and 20 guineas An experienced surgeon attached 10
each ship. No berth secured until paid lor y
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING
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MEDIC AL.


DR. COOPER. ~ DUANE STREET NAY ~ cosFf.
IL 6eBay tDnknited private deases scy sve years
N III speciality snsbes him - permanent
NHi,Ui mercury Charges u.sderaie.
I'm. CoEBRTJ. - DUANE sTRERT MEHgEE on yHg
~ AeS ftrk tniycrsiy may BE- consulted IN prva9 ts.
esses; Fenyfor yesrs "a speciality rnsbes him xIa-
rhhss permanent fares
DIcoRDE TREATMENT OF PRIVATg pfsgkJs
II nr. JOHNSON, ~ DUANE street, may b. cgnsupeffa
cnnaiehfe, qisAxes, twenty alr years Als soc 81
enables him . guarantee permanent cures.
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