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The Senate appeared and took their seats in the from
circle, when ~ =
The LnUr. GovKRSoR called the ...raf laas
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The LnUr GovKRSoR called the +. .rae #saa.
JOINT CONVENTION aests.f
TO order, and
The CLERK OF TR SENATE announced the nomination OF
William II. Seward on the part OF the Senate, and
The CLERK or TIE EoUsE announced the nomination OF
WI liam II Seward on the part Of the House. Wkersupon
Lieut.. Governor Raymond declared William II. Seward
elected Senator OF the United States from this State for
six years from the fourth OF March next TO all the
cancy which viii then by the expiration Of his
present term. This announcement was followed by
long continued cheers from the galleries and lobbes-
BY waving OF bsndkerchiefs in the ladies' gallery, and
by applause the floor OF the House-rene wed when
on temporary lull, few misses were heard IN the
crowd.
The Senate then retired, whom
The Speaker formally announced the resalt Of the
joint convention.
Mr.. 0'KuyE-As the black fsg OF aboliticnism waves
in this chamber to give the stars and stripes which
float above the capitol little rest TO adjourn.
daughter
Mr.. MusDY-I hope the motion viii prevaii, but for
different reason wish to attend the funeral OF the
Hindoos Laughter
The motion to adjourn prevailed: and
The House adjourned to 10 O'Clock tomorrow
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Aporunrss THs wnooHsr EsigxAwr Aosscrus
-Tbs wtseonsB hsBs's by rots ~ ,~spfy t.o " s.s
htss Essssa ths Assssbiy bln assshing all srssrsnt
,ssrelss The vgts ., ths Ho1ss s~vssty AZ. 70
Csc Per urss o. fssr yssrs bet vlsoosss hss
b.1 . sp~eial ssspi 81 No yers for tb. psrpo,. ~ a.
Ffsts.
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Nsv oRoAs.-M

NEW oRols.-Mr. Henry Erben, Of New York,
well and fsvorshiy kno.n throughout the United
States has just completed and put up . swesttoned
organ o fourteen stops In street Prssbyeran church
The Instrument 10 pronounced 10 be most superIor one
having nsv stp called the gambia not possessed by
any other organ In the city This stop rves . rieh
sanirssiy VIA ~ esssg steps,-HesA(ncss ~
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rwrpo DovsTns ~ PcHvLAsp,-Ths Coiis>aaw
a rsr'sns, No, bss srss<y gad - 81 vss~is s-Assx
inx 20 that tisr.si, Vi. svn - o. ~ ~ ssAi.S sSxs
ts., ssA 10 - pAy ~ 'hs ~ sI, ~ ~ Tss
ga. VI - &c -. g gAA " " Tvsse2a.
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Assembly.
ALBANY, Tuesday, Feb. o, 1855.

TIE SENATORIAL QuEsnoS
Mr. FITCH moved according to previous notice, to sus
pend the rule making the general orders the special order
to-day. Agreed to.
Mr. FrcH resumed ard concluded his remarks.
Mr. STEVENS said he had been anxious to speak, bat
as the hour OF II had arrived, he would simply an
nouncc his purpose to publish IT.
The soxIsAnoS or UNITED STATES SENATOR.
At IL O'Clock the House proceeded 10 nominate can.
didats for the Office Of Senator.
william II. Seward was nominated by Messrs. Bald
win, Baker, Bescher, Bennett J. p Bennett Bcyea,
Biahsslee, Blatchford, Boynton, Brush, Bushnell,
Churchill Clark Il. Cole S. y. Cole Coleman, Comstoc,
Davidson Donnan, Dumont, Esmes, Edwards, Everest,
T.rchd Fitch Gleason Hull Hunt s,n =
Main, May, l. Miller, yuoro Paine. D. Palmer Pen
Rhoda. Robinson Schuyler b Smith T. Smith, Speaker,
stebbins, Terhune, @. Tompkins, l. Tompkns Van 0s-
dol, walker, Wells, O. D. williams wilssy, wisner,
Daniel s. Dickinson was nominated by Messrs. Aitten,
Allen, Buckley, Covey, Dixon Ivans, Mundy, Odel,
Soaring, Seymour, smaliey, Stevens, s'orr'' water
Washington Hunt was nominated BY Messrs. Blessing,
Chester Gates, IAmport, y. W. Palmer, Peck, Petty,
Horatio seymour vas nominated by Messr, Brden-
booker, Conger, Davy pevenins, Mclaughlin oKeefe,
Parsons, seasrist' L smith, w. D. smith, Wager
John A. Dix was nominated BY Mesus Chaplin, Green,
j. " fArker, fuder, StIien Staunton p . nnaHon-.
Horstio Seymour Jr., OF Erie, BY Mcssrs Keadis, T.
3. Whalen-2.
Preston King was nominated By Mr.. L. Miiler--1.
Mliard Fillmore nominated by Mcssrs Cocks,
Emans, W. W. Weed snd A. O. Williams
". ". Campbell was nominated By Mr.. lie ,dley-l.
Benjamin y. Butler was nominated By Mr.. Masters
II.
John y. Howell was nominated by Mr.. wys.nt-l
Albert Lester was nominated by Mr.. Case-1
L. Wait was nominxt BY Mr.. J. A. SMITH.
Greene z. Bronson was nonins.e By Mr. Dodge-i.
Ogden Hoffman was nominated by Mr.. Terdoa-1
H. g. Haven was nominated BY Mr.. Goddard-1.
While the roll was beng cslei,
Mr.. AuKs0 asked to he excused from voting 70 ssy
that he def rod 10 nominate candidate OF command
talent national reputation and principles, who wouii
represent TIE commercial interests Of the country
prove true 20 the Union-Daniel 3. Mcrinson.
Mr. MAGurRx when his was called, said IL rise
70 nominate q who has With heroic valor, throw
a bcnbshen into the camp OF the intolersnt Hndoos-
william H. reward.
Mr.. Pnrr-I am n doubt how should vote; bu.
VII cast my vote for Washington Hunt
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p,srprcrIvr PDr ~ AIsAsr,-Abous ons

DISTINCTIVE FDE ~ AIsAsv,-About ons
T'eio<t yesterday morning hs riysh Hotlo. ssups;
,se,ory oeeati<t W rsssrs chstis Esos sai guu.i
\, cfsrhsa Vac Psnessl.sr ksg va Destroyed ~ Gre
fl, los. a bvtihx snd rnsshB.rLs cempss ssd pro.
b.Aiy siso eosppsis o. is uses rhs frs supvps~d %
.f,s,sA 10 tho folowins 0nesss o. 900 10 ths Albs.r
yrsursnse Contssy. tzt 30 IN TIE lnsviess, 4. T.
sl 0s IN the Ians isisnA fo8gssr, ti 80 Ia b- WI
H,,sskurs Conpsh, - yo 10 ~ E'na - Haruori,
o. foc sssh 10 The pogsr vhsns ss5 sn~rsesn of Iro
yiassss soa " o. 10 ths csn~ot ve.iih--H ~hise
ss tss v,s 90 ,hs sboy sss ,ts bssne. bsias ed
rsssAlnsry n. iess ls ssnrA>t 81 tSe 40 V sss ~
L-sf, E,.tg,a. iae,
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g,rny oy nIcmIsIsr. os rng ssw Yorr CrS

SrHfTg Op HAcHINIsrs on run NV IVnE Cts
yyAL HsllSospy-Tbs kasbsstsr Adpvfssy states tfAi
-DrA from Alb2ry, an IharsgAy last BY ths
pf.s.bt IL iLs Csnffa lfoaf, Exasfgs Coming Va
"a ~. sgtsrn, ndsnt 0 the shops I tyfaeass AID -
presume aso ~ obsra sionE the hns, tbs. re1uc,qn
a fhs vszs. ~ The mechanics tnast Aks plsc. On
aypns iLs about four hundrsi fosn ~ kyraeass, bsi
us@tps and resolvsa uDon siriss vhieh VS. esfrssi
rto ersci tie nsrt tnofntpg. isv thoaxht tksy
rtuN 70 10 voss and ed but The great of the
tsrrad usehaBios there. vsst ts s shops and drove
tLs .oYk.rs 81 oct, and sioype1 oy<fauoss. Tbsrs
.r. About tv.hiy Ave shgns~ 10 Eronsss u rsp~ir 81
he Lns ~hleh are wanted for imne1is,s % the
roaS Hov The afsIr -in tsrmna,s remains " Be s~n
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AnREsr oS A CBAngE or EsrrzzLKsENr, sstsp
IISG, ,rD FAisE PEnSscr.-Thursfay night last thsrs
arrived ln our city BY tie Hudson River Railroad Fsn
tleman and lady, .h0 book rom, =, the tiansf Hau
Poih -er. .I.s sny spparee .nf tho tnan 'oon rsls
ii kpopn that he was Wedding toaf, having tbAt
morning b.en married 10 the lafy formerly Aetress
at thu Erosdrsy hsstrc, Nss York The man gave bis
name ". u Hslconb, hoksr, 81 uhsi ciy nais Tree
u.s of his money fss the Erffanis ~ tie hotel nd
vas svfsniiy dsrosed 20 uste bis boEsy noa as plea
ssnt 40 The iacr. rouh eon'rbpt towards rbs psti
day fFrtayJ he With his bride mae Wit ol i1sg.e.
tiob 10 the legislative halls and other notoea1e pas
ev.IABgs That srsning howsSsr, tso pooefnsn from
N.v Yofk arrived % the Late nA.n IN parsait o. ths
svrdlns and ob,x nirs gods under fsts prs,snoss,
o. tia snount of go Inc Object 81 their visit sas
n,t rads tpovn until the nsrt morning vhsn b s.s
ARRESTED snd tassn hael to Ns~ fors His nssiy nab
trsss ,oeenpapisd him = Albany Aygrs, f,s ,
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wAsHNoroS, Feb. s, 1855.
IN, Fasds on hs IrStans- 7k d,my 0Fors--
Gen. WiS~ds L1stsv Co~fsssssg Cho~go-Ds.
rg~d = - AttwpU G0wsft QStstes-7k
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THE BosTos STEAM FmE EsGHL.-The nev Ore
engine worked by steam and ordered by the authorities
of Boston 10 It's way and expert nentl of its power
have been made with the most gratifying sgccsss At
Washington and anore shlie II 10 also "a 10 tired At
Philadelphia. At Washington, vo arc told ~ fe~
minutes only required 10 raise tho steam whom the
streaming from two pipcs Of ore inch pok'ea, CON.
menced Al frat the ,Iray reached only 70 the pcil'
ment of the City Hail. but BY degrees the gusb water
acquired greater length and strength until u broke
tho roof and Afterwards sspsd tho building much
" the delight ami wonder ot all spoctstors and amid tbs
shouts of the juyeniles."
At baltimore steam was got up In about Ten minutes
The papers of that city inform that the streams
thrown from inch half norrss aud
the body of water discharged certainly very heavy
Tho greatest distance brosn level was i3s sS AMI
T,rpsndicularly about % feet One sydsn, advantage
of this over the apparatus Ia use u. steady
continuity with which the stream vas kspt up, which
could not fail of telling with povsrf1l effect upon arc
Two of such streams carried 20 ths upper part Of =
building in flames by soms u energetic hook ani
ladder would drU~n out Ore from garfe, 10 cellar
Jet the combustion he ever great, Ia ten mihu1'
time This machine, when fret built sni tired ia cin
einnhti, threw four sres distance of lot fest sDi
u capable of throwing An eco % 900 barrsls q
Per hour which About the esp-ciy ~ tf hfs
class hand Gpfnes.h
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ReIsnnnl IntslliRclcc,

The Savannah Republican OF tho 2d inst. says that
Monsieur Jean Baptiste de BORDEAUX formerly of ~,
Domingo, late OF ssvannah and at present of south
Carolns arrived in that city the 3ist ul Monsieur
de bordeaux Il native Of ST. Domingo He left that
island when about twenty five hrty old during
revolutionary war, In company with many French
volunteers and present at the Siege OF Savannah in
117o He did not play tho part OF 'looker In
Vienna, but took part In the struggle aud received
and dangerous wound In the hip which rendered
him cripple for life He Pulaski wh.n h.
wour dsd and ,aw the gallant Pole fall The oil
satisfy the curious, probably 10 where PULASKI
died, and what disposition made Of hs vensratei
remains After the Monsieur de Bordeaux returned
10 st. Domingo lie left the Island agaio, however, dur
ing the nsurrsction and by profitable mistake Of tho
captain of the vessel IN which he took passage he
second time ianoed st savannah where hs npsnt many
years with his friend the late Daniel Icons Of this city
Sone hfty sixty years since he removed 10 South
Carolina where he has Tesbed since. Monsieur do
Bordeaux considerably ono hundred years Of
st he retains distinct recollection OF him vernacular
tongue N. Fr1.sh .ad all the yiyarty OF
that nation, no one having ever HIN derrssfed
spirits He hss enjoyed the highest character fpr
integrity and truth In one OF his confidential moods
he admitted that during his long peregrnstons h. has
in part followed the example of the wise OF tho Fast
having had no les than hfty OF sixty wives
Henry ". Flint, Esq formerly editor Of tho Clinton
Tribune pa has become Of the odito-s Of the Daily
7TitBne Of Chicago Illinois.
Dr. and Mrs. Haync (Niss Julia Bcan) Of South Caro-
lima, accompanied by the brides father Dean, Esq.,
arrived In New Orleans the 3IAt ut, tho steamer
Mexico, from Galveston.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-19
Wore new. from one Of the First MeH La Henry +.
allls POINT Henry County, Va,

June OH, IHll
DEAR SIRs About the 18th of December las became
what thought old hurt In o
knoes ho of one Of long standing Of which had ire
qent within about SIX eight days became 80
violent sleep impossible In about twenty four
attacked right hand aud wrist Rndln about
twelve hours attacked In right anle nj which time
under such oScrnoang pain ms moi 10 be able To take
any whatever losing NIL appetite for any Kind OF food
aud In perfect helpless condition became almost de
ranged My family standing around bed side inpo
ring call In ply sician reply was that eond oh
tain tho right n would do but that had
well die with fever ns Al longth consented for
go Mr.. James A. Crews. merchant, nonr M.
to him what my situation WAS after had tried
every recommendation possible, without the ens benoht that
had thing which ho could truly recommend 10 Send
lie bottle of Doves Rheumatic Lhinoni
directed, and after about Aix hours dropped
In forty hours Ally joints became
ocn From The imo began 10 get case the swell
ling nnd In ten days was able to attend To my bhs
usual sometimes have attacks In my shoulders,
the nmont bcfnro with Immediate relief by Timely
application think II Invaluable remedy aud am de,
srous that every person afflicted with the most dreadful
sconrgo on earth 1shoumatisu) should give II trial
Yours, truly, &et .
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-19

c1TAPLE GOODS AND GROCER1ES.--l hnve
- now large and well selected stock of STAPLE
GoODS and GROCERIES, such Negro Clothing of the
very grade Blankets 0Znaburgs, Cloths Boots and
Shoes Liquors Coees Leather Nails and Oh which
Intend to sell low for cash. exchange for country pro-
duco Those visiting Lynchburg will do well to call and ex
themselves before purchasing elsewhere ~ am de-
termued goods low not lower than any house in
the city
List of articles In part =
CoFFEEs-Rio Coffee Laguyra Coffee Mocha Coffee, Mari
cabo Coffee, Java Coffee and Green Coffee 4.t# : .
SuGARs-C Sugar, Sugar, A Sngar, Loaf sugar .
Sugar Poorico Sugar Puyersed Sugar Cuba Sugar and
Crushed Sugar.
WHsKIEs-Zglers best Besore do, Pure Rye Rye Noun
tain Tuscaloosa Rcced Rectihed White and Old Mo-
! nongahea. ,,.,,,ovs,
Brandles and Wines. JNO LuNSFOhD
nov lOdlm-Bedford Sentinel copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-19
Tidimas from Chesterfield.

y n T.
MESSRS. DOVE 4 co, Richmond Last fall ono of my
mules the sabey ard while play Ing about
with mules he with the weight of his whoe body
against large cutting himself ON the thigh
or ham about long Inch and half 10
inches deep The wound of such character ny 10
suppose he would be of service to me again see
n the Turf on In the papers procured and ap
piled the and in about three weeks he was
perfectly well work. aud cannot perceive the least
soar yh here IN. rut was made H. A. WlNFREE.
Srhoro many Of injuries 10 cattle In this
ncglborhood which been cured hy Turf OIL aud
II uf benefit procure YOU many esrtiheaies
Tho whole nchhorhood Is the quickest healing remedy
they over IL A WlNfhEf.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-19
still mOrc News from u Good Wnn.

SUGAR THEf, Va, Iuue 10TH 1893.
NESSRS DOVE & co., hereby certify that for years
INST have been much afflicted with Rheumatism aud from
frequent Inncnt have been almost entirely
relieved OF disease sell deal of II To neigh
bos rccocct solitary case, where II has been
applied according the directions of its having failed to afford
relief No family should be without this Iniment regard
il MS one of the best remedies Rheumatism have
MED and with the greatest pleasure do recommend II to
,vcry family In the world Yours truly,
aug % tl1th doe. y A. tREWs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-19
LuDwELL STONE.


SANDY KINfN, FlIIs}TNahh 'nnhfY, NHt
June and, 1853
MESSRS DOVE a co, DEAR Allts | hereby certify
the first of last March, wns attacked with Rhen
matism character Ia shoulder and
taking use entirely me- aud which suf
pain for three four days Ny son then
procured bottle of Rheumatic lnimcnt and sp
pcd according the directions which was restored
time and restored to full strength nnd
,lyor In aud earnestly recommend II 10 all who
may with Rheumatism And 1t IL duty
o the % urge its use. \ copy.
THOMAS ulNDLEY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-19

guIO CONTRACTORs.--Bedford County Court,
October Term, 1s55-Thomas b. Jopings Petition to al
ter Road-Repot Road Commissioner hled-Ipon consih
Grafton being weighed 1t ordered
that the said established agrceaby said
and that Albert McDaniel Road Commissioner ad
vertse proposals for having said road opened and
report to copy-Teste. ,
A. A. ARTHUR.
The undersigned Road Commissioner VIII receive proposals
having the road opened as mentioned In me apoN
until the fourth the present month"; (NoNemar3
Also receive separate proposal Tor anu "
M The alteration Is on the ahd OF belh"h
Wikrs ESQ will show the work To persons ~lahne 10
examine of the work be seen ny apply
The distance Is about 2io poles com
encn0 at bridge Big otter near Noells ml and
coming present the mouth OF iahe,
on top Of the hill on the east side OF Otter 49,,
" ALBERT MCDANIEL,
.outnd1v Road Commissioner.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-19

LNALL, 1S55..-NEW DRY GOODS.-PHlL!P
Il w. PAYNE Is now opening, At Kyies Corner, Main
Of Dry Goods consist
ing Of every thing to be had In that line. lseP l90
4 Stray Cow.--Taken up sy eee - escrtner,c z
"A RED COW with white face the len horn DsSkea oH and
under kes In the right which by paying
charges. uov l2dlwl SAS y. LEVINE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-19

r LAST :
~ Harper for November;
Ballous Dollar Monthly;
lIarpers Story Book;
Hunts Merchants Magazine
Eclectic
The Old IIomestcad--by Mrs. Stephens
Nathalie--by Julia kavananghi
Evenings with the tomanlsts;
Marriage n Loery-bv Mrs. Grey.
Also Leses Fashions and Journal Cooley Graham,
nov ala MORSE'S
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MISCELLANEOUS.


~ AYERS CHERRY PEGToRAL AND GATHART1G
FILLS have done promote the pnhe health than any
There he question that Cherry Pcco
raj by thousand thousand of Colds Coughs
Asthma Group Influenza Bronchiis &c much reduced
proportion deaths from conaumpse dseases IN this
country The Pills good the pccioral and Will
complaints.
Everybody needs less purglng Purge the blood
from i impurities Purge the wells liver and the whole Wis
ceral from obAoons Purge out the Diseases which
ston the body work It's decay HIT for Diseases We
should die only of old Take antoes early and thrust
II from the system, before II Is yet too strong 10 Yield
Ayers lls do thrust disease, only while Ia weak
but when II has taken strong hold Read the astounding
hoso who have been cured by them ffom dread
fu Scruula Dropsy Ulcers Skin Diseases Rhenmaiinn Neu
ragia Dyspepsia Internal Palms. bilious Complains Heart
Icadnchc Gou, and ess dangerous but st threat
enng ailments such pmpes the face, Worms Nervous
Irrtaby Loss of appetite Irregularities Dizziness In the
head Colds Foycr pysontey and Indeed every variety oi
complaints for which rurgave remedy IN required
These random aatomons but are authenticated ny
your neghbuip and your physcnns
Try them once, and you will never he without them
Price 25 cents per BoN--a lioNes for sl,oo
Prepared by III J C. AVER Chemist Lowell Maaa, and
sol where nov IL
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TERMS.

,aryr,N is published daily at s6 and tri-weeky a,
the S@ SPs' until ali sha
.a paid: ,,s , tso,,., for 90 ,e,ts rr .,,r. :,
or or Tered inner form weekly and then 80
nt % be chergel for each insertion If the number oi
d're ot marked the MS ii il be publ bshed till or
.rlOat' anu TlfE EARLY RATES ARE:
for one square daily dG : : 80 80
FoI For tsS on. square semiwe'kly .1o .1o
Fr intended for both papets subject to special
n, ,v.rtisers will he limited to their immediate bu
o., ~ jyer se nents charged Mt transient rates.
m new advertise neus appear in the daily and semi
eky Papv notices which exceed eight lines charged
fshIs for the excess'
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NIEWs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 20,

~ rs ls5a-MrastS Dove n co-last autumn had very
injured his hind legs badly Ms To eanse
II swell the Of head which tried ssory
tomody could relieving him In the
least During tho fall tho swelling continued. when young
Mir Archer II, aud recommended your Turf on pro
cured bottle and very short time before had used the
bottle the swelling subsidized aud you could
tell which leg injured lie Is now we'll and doing all
ANN w. ARCHER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-19

uyER COMPLAINT, Jaundicc, DyPepssin
Chronic Nervous Debility Disease OF the Kidneys and
all diseases arising Disorered Liver or stomach such
as Constipation Inward Piles Funess or Blood TO the Head
Aeidv f tho stomach Heartburn Disgust for Food
Fulpess or weight Stomach Soar Eructatons Sinking
Fuering the Pit of the stomach swimming OF the Head
Hurried and difficult Breathing luetne a, the het 'o &
ing or Snifoeatng Sensations when IN lying posture p
Dots Webs before the sight Fever and D9 m
Pain in the Head Deficiency @i ersphhon o M
skin and Ewes Pain in the Side Back Chest, Lambs &c
Sudden Fshcs Heat Burning in the Flesh Constant lmag
ings of Evil and great depression OF spirits can DC
ly erred by DocrER HoofiANps CELEBRATED GERMAN
store No 10 Arch St one below sixth, Philadelphia
Their power over diseases is not exceed equal
attest in many eases sklfu physicians had failed
worthy the attention OF lnvaids Posses
sing great virtues rcctcaiipn of the liver and lesser
glands exercising the most searching power weakness and
affections of the digestive organs they are "a sa'e cef'
al" VtngiSia TrsrrMoSY-Dr J. NJ Wilson, Lexington, Va
Feb eth is55 said / am entirely of the German Bit
- ~, nj - -. ho,orne ali tho rage Nothing sells"
The Tenth Legion published at W3odstock va, saia Jan
10Th ls5J. a Great MedeneWe have uniformly realned
from public any of the various patent
medicines day unless thoroughly convinced OF ha
value Among those consider worthy OF notce rs n'
Bers inventodby DR. lioohand and oy pr
Jackson, Philadelphia nenstanee In pari'@euai GUAR IN WI w ,
len under our During the last summer son OF
Mr. Ahram Crabil Of this county was very m G Serony ]
Liver Complaint, and after trying In Van various .
dies he purchased Bttes and after using It, was
another bottle and is now restored entirely to health
They are entirely vegetable free from all injurious nsred
For sale wholesale by Druggists in all the prncia
at retail by apothecses and stoekeepes in every town '
Sold Sold by sTRoTHER & WHITEHEAD J, H. THoMP.
SON & co, and }. II. SEAf q co. IHheH0'Its, tsnnGts
dealers in medicine everywhere t'Nf''
NrERlNOs HALF AND ALL WOOi. DE.
MI LANES Lusters genuine Irish popnns ana La
dies Dress Goods Of every ds'sRiSnA aMES A. sTiER Co
ltHEEsE, CHEEsE.-A few casks OF that hne
u CHEESE, from the dairy Of Messrs io9x 90
july 3ts DAVIS, w" 1.-, - -
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RIcsvoyp. January l6. ls55.

RICHMOND, January To- It31.
1eSs DOVE & Co-For about seven years my negro boy
@ had an ulcer the shin bone of of his Legs he
nl the very best .ic advice and the sctest atfcn
l'n myself; the has been repeatedly poucii ana
vat with cilstir Intervals whilst giving AMI applying
.Ipe he has been kept low diet, and also kept perfect
quiet with the limb elevated sometimes the sore W'1id DC
Nge a. the palm of mans hand, aud at others II" fer
man llt dime and even whrn attained this small SIZE
l break ont again became entirely discouraged apon
wa one day, whic in store, asked you Wlal must
htr; You gave me bottle of your TURF on" and after
Nas titles (by the drecton) it entirely healed IRE
% to the time of using he had lost months from ms WORK.
oli since he has uevA lost a single dly will adj mat
N' eSpaaltl uScessy his limb about twohihired anu
D" darS anl it gives pleasure t. add TO the many You
this testmonel of the virtues of your TURF OIL.
Very res pecifny, ,,o>,
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