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COMNERCLaL MATTERS.
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Total exclusive Of specie. Ss 500 o5T 45Sld9 44i26o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-05

NVAsrr.--Co,ton, Thread, or Cop AMI Wool
w IN i.i. n, .slt purchasers For s.sby ,
Wv" TAuLMiNk Low. No Isl Broadway
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-27
aus Coansfitutinn

CHICAGO, Nov. 2l.--In the Kansas co,..;,.
, ,o.t convention, a schedule was passed, on the
,o'h' aeeiaring that the Territorial Constitution
w. s1'hi'ted to the people on the 18th of Decem.
"'r lar Their adoption or rejection.
- 'a''h ID ny the people, the constitution pro
,,'rS mat an election for Governor, Lieutenant
governor State Auditor. Judges of the Superior
Court Attorney General and members of the As.
Seanoly' shaiitske place on the third Tuesday in
nn'so provides that the General Assembly
shall have authority to secure, the enforcemen, of
tue oih section of the bill of rights before the Ath
of July next. W.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-27

1,tH gtfa C.
1t appears that DR.. Beale. of philadelcb;a
who has just been pardoned by the Governor of
pennsylvania, has served out very nearly one
year OF his term of four years and six months.
CONNER cling on the 25th of November last. The
Ledger says:
The pardon states the reasons which indpc-
cd the Governor to extend this favor. He had
received communications from about one bup-
area anu forty dentists and twenty three phys
ic'ahs' or this city and the country, stating their
oe',e1 that testimony as to matters transpiring
under the influence of ether is unsafe and unre-
liable; ftom a number of other physicians named,
that they believe him innocent; from a large
number OF the bar, and citizens of various states,
including the names of Governors, Attorneys
General. &C.. that they believe he was convicted
on insufficient testimony; from a number of cler-
gymen, that they believe him innoeent; from the
Mayor of Philadelphia, and fifty members of the
Philadelphia City Councils; from members of
the Legislature, Judges of the Supreme Court,
editors of Philadelphia newspapers, and five
Thousand other citizens of Pennsylvania and New
York, with five # the Try on the trial, all asking
for this pardon"
After enumerating all these facts, the Cover
nor says the inspectors of the county prison have
unanimously recommended the pardon. for vari-
Gus reasons, among them the failing health of
the prisoner. the destitute condition of his nged
parents and Borrowing wife and children. Final
~, the Governor declares for himself that. after
careful examination, he is now satisfied that DR..
Beale us not guilty of the crime whereof he
stands charged,and was convicted upon evidence
unreliable in its character and insufficient in a.
mount.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-27
WOMAN SWIMMING THE MlssIssIppI.-Lloyd's

"A WOMAN SWIMMING H MISSISSIPPI I.-Lloyd's
inging instance of the necessity for women know
ing how to swim. When the i'll fnted Ben Sher.
rod was in flames on the Mississippi river, and
the lady passengers who had thrown themselves
into the water were drowning around the boat the
wife ct Captain Castleman jumped into the river,
with her infant in her arms, and swan ashore, II
distance ofhalf a mile. being the only woman
saved out OF sixteen. She had learned to swim
when q girl.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-27

The missionary shin John Williams, named
after the heroic martyr of Eromanga, has recent
ly completed a voyage among The New Hebrides
and other westerly groups. The Journal of the
voyage says:
Contracting the Island of Fate the distress
ing news was brought on board that some of the
teachers. with their wives, left there on the last
voyage had been barbarously murdered. Only
nineteen days after they were landed, under the
most cheering circumstances, the two Raraton-
gan teachers and their wives were murdered to
furnish materials for a horrid cannibal banquet.
The real reason of this sudden act of cruelty
could not be learned.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-27
4Ifempfed Suiride.

PETERSBURG. November 23.-6 p. MIR.
John j. Lyle, formerly of the firm of johnson 4
Lyle, apothecaries in Richmond. while laboring
under temporary insanity. attempted to destroy
himself this morning at 6 O'Clock, by cutting his
throat in the store of Jones d Co., chemists. lie
was discovered before bleeding to death, aud the
wound was dressed. He is now in a dangerous
situation. He is about 81 years Of age and has a
wife and family in Petersburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-27
Murder bu n Mol.

La SALE. H., Nov. GA mob, at a late
hour last night, surrounded the house Of the
keeper of the ferry at the Old Central Railroad
Bridge. Several shots were fired, when The fer
~ keeper came to the door and was instantly
killed. The mob then fled. One man has been
arrested this morning charged with being engag-
ed in the affair.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-27
BY TELEGRAPH.
Photographed Expressly for TIC "virs,.,..."
MARKETS.

NEW York. Nov. a.--Fleur dowrward-Stat
$3.50; Ohio S9.s7; Southern $40. Wheat i'm
proving Western red So IL, Southern red A.. %
BALTIMORE, Nov, q. Flour steady at 1926
Wheat h'gher--red S2,l2 To 81. Is; white 81. II
to s225. corn-old white and yellow 20 to 81
cents; new white 20 to so cents; yellow 50 to 8,
cents,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-27
Cerretoru Dobbiu.

The report that Secretary Dobbin is about to
resign is denied. His health has much improved,
and he has resolved to comply with the earnest
solicitations Of the President to continue at the
head of the Navy Department.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-27

II uRRopGH STAFER & CO, DEALERS IN EX.
NJ IRA FINE al MADE CLOTHING, Invite the at.
tcniion OF their nhmrfous customers and friends to their unfi'
vailed aud cstrr sivc stock Of FALL GOODS, comprising, M
Il does, Ia great variety and completeness of style and materi
al, every article rrrtainiuR to the CLOTHING and GENT1sE-
MEMS FURNISHING TRADE. An adequate idca of the
variety and rb' tu.sso of our present stock can only he had by "
personal ekaI iiiation. Below may be found a partial list of
some of the le aiding articles
OVER Goa TS--A most elegant assortment Of these gar.
iments, o.. The most desirable materials, eolors aud stylcs-Tal.
mas. Registcrit and Clocks.
DRESS AID FKDCk c~OATS.-Tbosc sold at this estab.
llshmeni are n ot surpassed In precisancss of III, tastnfulnoss Of
cut, general OK celence If workmanship, &c, being In these re.
spcets eyual 10 custom rorh.
BUSINESS COATS, OF every material, ranging In price
from 81 to Sa
PANTs.-Black Cashmere, Doe Skin, Grape Cashmere
from fine dress to medium and low price; Fancy Cashmere,
cakes Gasslue ne. Oxford Mixed, Heavy Tweed, Satinet, &c,
NESTS-M ch Plush, Velvet, Black and Fancy Grenadine,
Black and Faney Cashmere, Farmers Satin, Patent Velvet,
Msrino, Serge. Black Satin, Sci splendid Party and Wedding
Vests.
TRAVELLING MANIFESTATION Flag, ST. Lcger,
Epson aud Sax on Blankets. Gentiefnens Shawls, Maniers,
Meiino Scarfs. Under Shirts, Wool, Canton Flannel and Jean
Drawers, Grayais, Stocks, Pelissier, Raglan, Albert and Napo
Lsle, setasiopol, Cali, Tiger, and Nuiria Gloves Buck, Kid
and Calf Gsuntlets; silk, Mcrino, Cotton and Country knit
Socks; Pocket flandkorcbiofs. &c, In short, every thing usu.
ally found In n first class Gentlemen's Clothing and outhtting
establishment, ma be found In the greatest variety, and ut
the most reasonable prices, nj the BAZAAR.
II. =. & Co, ma nufacturing all the Clothing sold by them,
are thus enable d to give their customers the benefit of the nd
telcs, AT the 10 vast possible rates.
Those prefo ring their Clothes made TO order can be accom-.
modated, and satisfaction guaranteed, or nor sale.
&c 2ts BURROUGHS, SNAPPER a. CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-27

VXIIHEAT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4 BRO.
w have ON hand, and are constantly having manufacture4
Wheat Threshers, with Horse Powers OF the most apDsegeA
pattern, and put up In the most substanuai manner.
These Threshers have been used oy many 81 the Fes9er1
universal satis6hction-
a Orders attended % With IsenRsnesa
usa received, By AAane Z Cos Express, aeQ E
a per1cs article q Ane0vsrceass, ier se!e q low HtesA
nov 1915 u. -068UuD0
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NM SACKS ASHTON aAIT,-dirccs
uSVVO imporialon-in store and fnrc ealc by


n6y3ts A. =, LEE, Richmond.
~WeO,tJANT NEW LAW BOO1ks.-A. NOR
J ms. Publisher and Bookseller, ltiel,modd, Va, has Just
publshce DIGEST OF THE LAWS OF real. PROPERTY,
r,,loe LON AZ, IL. u, Judge OF the 9Th Judicial Circuit OF
Virginia, one Of the Judges Of the Supreme Court of Appeals.
and formerly Professor oi LAW In the University Of Virginia.
Secnud Edition revised, corrected and greatly enlarged. In J
vols. roya' sNo, Price SIG 30. 1his edition, embracing as Il
does, nlnrly al the recent English and American decisions upon
the same subi.ct, may Justly be considered the most valuable
compendium If purely American Law upon the snhIeo, Of Real
Property aver issued In this country.
CAaaonhor hcafs Opinion q nc H,sA - This work applies
as well to the Laws respecting !ioal Property In the United
states as IN Virginia. The work is upon the model Of Cruises
Digest, nn4i IL may well bo rneomncudod MS a aluablo addition
to the Law yers Library"
Sands Sttt IN LgHtv-nlstory Of n Suit In Equity, an prose,
oued and defended In the Virginia State Courts, aud In the Uni
ted States Circuit Courts, by Alexander ~ Sands, Esq. Conn'
sellow at Law. Richmond, Va. vol post syo. 5l0pp, Price,
"a 90
This work Is intended 10 supply the Young mon Of the legal
profession with a hand book To guide them In the prosecution
and defcuco OF suits Ia Equity. In reference to this object, the
writer traeyi IL history of n suit IN Equity from It's beginning,
through rs Naf ious stages, to n final decree, of appeal, cxecu.
ton, &c, 1'he Appendix besides containing n summary Of To-
gal decisions by the virginia Court Of Appeals, 40, Affecting
Equity pleading and practice, contains n variety Of forms Of
Bts, Answer, Demurrer-, Pleas, Dccrcos, &c, &c, Tho
practical notes aIso found in tho Appendix, win make tho work
a valuable rad ntcHm 10 the practitioner. sep % Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-27
YOUR MORsE..-NEW LIVE.

100 nAn ACRES LAeD WARRANTS
lOOsVvJV WANTED-LA ETH w.
GRAY, Notary Public, dealer In Land Warrants, and Attor-
ncy for the prosecution Of Military Bounty Land and Pension
CLAIMS, wishes to purchase 100, 900 ACRES Of Military Bounty
Land Warrants. | will attend to any business, as Notary
Public, such MS acknowledgement of deeds, assignment of Land
Warrants, &c, &c. LAFAYETTE W. GRAY,
Notary Public, Bounty Land and
July Cts. Pension Agent, Iynrhburg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-27

vvNth Ms MA4ANSNE ~ Whe0t FOns.-
j II. q. WHITTEMORE & BRO, are manufacturing at
their works on the Basin, very superior THRASHlNG MA
CHIMES and FANS of improved patterns and are ready to
fill orders at short notice and on reasonable terms.
Farmers wanting superior Machines can depend on getting
such by personal application or by addressing us through the
Post Office.
Also, all kinds Of repairing done at short notice and on reas'
enable terms.
we n. agents for the sale of OBED HUSSEYS CELERRA-
Trp p, INT RY,PrP AND MOwEH, NJ the manufacturers
price.
Those wishing to obtain any of the above articles Will do
wei 10 send In their orders carly as possible.
The reaper can be examined at our Works.
NAV 5dkrts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-27

uNOR NEW YORK vim I8Epk
II BuRG-The large and comlnodious Steam SR&k1S
ship ROANOKE, Captain SKINNER, leaves City
Point. for New York, every SATURDAY morning, ats O'Clock
after the arrival of the Cars from Petersburg, arriving In New
York next evening.
Through Tickets, including Railroad Fare, and Meals and
State Room on board the Steamer. $la; Second Glass, Cars and
Storage, 80.
Apply to LEE d. JOHNSON, ID
Agents New York and Virginia Steamship Com ny
mar WITS thur
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-27
& nrrtsIed hn The Winds.

Negro Robbers arrested BY the Kinds.
The Norfolk Argus of Saturday announces that
Ne of the negroes who recently escaped from
at city have been safely lodged in the jail Of
@''ncess Anne. and that the captain and mate of
eyessel that carried them of are also in the
fnds of the officers of the law. The name of
e schooneris Mary Ann Elizabeth; that of the
Rptaln. William Lambden. and of the mate, Ben.
nn Collins. 1t appears that during the gale
last Wednesday night, the schooner (which is
very small one of only so tons. and generally
rnned by two men,, went ashore about four miles
low Cape Henry, and was soon broken to pie
5 oy the violence Of the waves. The crew, con
ung OF only the captain and mate. together with
e I'VE runaways two men and three wonen)
re saved. The shipwrecked company, at 4
F"ck A. NJ. Thursday morning went up t" the
arrest house, which proved to he that Of Mr..
'Ho' Rainey, and asked for a conveyance. Mr..
soon communicated the Intelligence to Major
At'nan Hunter, one of the Wreck Commissions
"r the District. who promptly arrested the
r me party and placed them in Jail.
pf negroes stated that the schooner come
" from Petersburg. and entering our waters,
s0a signal which they understood. and soon
u On board, when the captain set sail and steer
"F" Northern port. He denied that he had re-
- passage money from 'he negroes. put
u tr latter said he had been paid Sl25 in
I'' Wlfreupon the sum named was found In
n rs de*oribed, in the captains pocket.
DF mate says he did not know the slaves
y IN bonrd u'ti! tho vessel got cut TO sea. and
ne vessel was lost in the attempt to bring
upaekt" Norfolk.
'Nr captain and mate were brought to Mr.
4 oy '!e Sheriff of Princess Anne c mnty, on
GdY, where they were securely confined for
he .Nrgus says they win be dealt with
Nr lHws direct.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-27

Vrato If an american Bark At Port-dH-
r""cs md a Large Quantity Of firms.
= gfFtspondent writing from It. Thomas, IN
n'icof Feb. 81, saws:
0' bark Amelia, of New York. comman-
'f Capt. Peter Swonsen, arrived at Port-au-
''.'' "ti the 9th ult., last from st. Joscphs,
it, with II large and valuable cargo Of arms
p" h1mtion-Sidney OAksrnith a. supercar'
49,. Fn''ja Nth her entire cage. (,o'ucd at
t""') consisting. of cannon. rifles, REVIEWERS,
clothing and in fact everything ne
tE'o equip Il >m III army, was sciz"d by
~ n Lewis. esq, United States Consul
a. f'rt-nu-l'rince. and by him handed over
ll'rtten q ]pgcrnnIcui for slf, keeping. d.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-27

~NVlSGr'N, NV .2I.-By dirrcti"n OF the
""lt, ~" next mil ,tea,nship f"r S'ih' n
,4| N"w lo-k, i. delayed troti III" 'Hlr !"
!" vi lieormhe4', in order TINT III" '"i' fakr
=" Residents Message. II III. il'Ai-s ID '3ld
'''pized before that tims. sv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-27

iHr u he PicJie Il nHro1d Disaster.
il "f,. Nov. 24.-The committee from ST.
'Fl"hntrl Ia investigate into the causes
'''Goihaie disasters, report that the acct
- r;nlSrd nv Il tn1 lign rate of speed,
'"'"rltV resort eiv"-. ~ the cause at tn"
~ I'd" total in>uticiency "a tie hr'dS" to
'Nri H. "vt weight.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-27

ID wish to sell the TRACT OF LAND wIich was con
voyed TO me In 1881, by Joshua Thomas, containing $50 acres,
part near 10 and part on the West side Of the No business
Mountain.
\ man. who Is a good indge. and who has examined II. says
the greater part of II Is good Tobacco land. There is hut little
cleared. twill be sold either for cash or on ,redt.
MIR II. Rice, who lives near II, Will show Il "a those who wish
10 oXamine Il. Inov 9lrlnwtsl MICAJAH nANIS. Jn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-27

/ w BRYCE. COUNSELLOR AND ATTORNEY AT LAW,
viii practice in the United States Court OF Claims. Letters on
business NAV be addressed to him at a Wall street, New York,
~ n Noshjngton ID e. lty 30dSely
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-27

yOsA.--l2o0lbs. nice clean Moss just received and for sal
lVA by laug gts] j. u GREGORY co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-27

OFFICE IN committee appointed 10y sh
~ Valley Union Education Society Of Virgi In, at Its meet
Ing, on the 9Th day Of July, 1883, To petition the Legislature
Virginia for a change In the Charter Of said Society, havtp
Obtained the requisite number Of signatures from the member
Of the Society. notice Is hereby given To- all whom IL may con
Germ, that the petition VIII be presented at the next session
the Legislature, in accordance with the Instructions OF the Sa
cicty.
The object of the petition Is to secure a change In the Charter
SO as 10 vest the property of the Society Ina permanent Boar
of Trustees.
nov 3dw4w J. J.. PRlCHARD, Chairman.
sV- Richmond Wing and Enquirer will copy four tme'
weekly, and ard account to G. l.. Cocke, noieionrt Spring
Uusa received N large lot Of Pants aud Busines
- Coats, very cheap, and especially low for cash.
nov lgts NJ. 0UGGENHEIMER.
M OaA,-l2o0lbs. nice clean Moss Just received and for sal
MI - nnnnIsI = IL lnEl4RN A. Gn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-27

UW y PLASTIC % .-Yab tons Lump Plaster now land
u 4 ing from Schooner Tioga, from PASSPORT, for sale by
A. y. LEE. on tho Dock,
aug IL ts Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-27
Pillow THAI EAT u WORI d
BEST WORK WITH LEAST RAUGH
RTCH'S TPREMYUM PLoW

u .tC.r..sNUE NNU HEIALI"
-. 4 BRO. MMmWfnc.
He TuRERS OF RICli'S PATENT IRON Il MPLOW.
Our Premium Hin Side, Improved Livingston, Peekskiil and
Eagle Flows and Castings, Improved Thrashing Machines,
Corn shelters, Cutting Knives and Road Scrapcrs, also, an i'm
proved Double Action Force Pump, for Wells and Springs.
ON TIL! BASIN, Lynehhnrg, Va.
do hereby certify that | have tried for myself Rich's Iron
beam Patent, and have no hesitation In pronouneing this inval
liable implement, In my opinion. the best Plow In use. and des-
tined, as believe, to take the place of all others, when II shall
become more generally known. JOHN HALLIDAY,
Nurseryman and Florist, near %Lynchbnrg, Va.
CHAs II. LYNCH, ESQ, of this city, who has used the Iron
Beam Plow for several months past, recommends II as the best
Flow In use, and has advised his friends NJ once to procure II.
lie has given us the fullest liberty to refer confidently to him,
sep Its H. s. WH1TTEMORE & BRO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-27

~ TRUNKS, &c.-The subscriber is now receiving his Fall
supply Of Boots. Shoes, Hats, Trunks, &c. The stock has been
selected within the past three weeks, in the cities Of Philadel-
phia, New York and Boston, with great care, and consists Of al
most every thing that can bc found in n Shoe, Hat and Trunk
Store. Persons in want of good fresh Goods will please give us
a call. Terms cash. l.. L.. ARMISTEAD,
~ LIZ hank Suuare
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-27

M UsIC, mgsIC, MGsIC.-Tho undersigned has
WI just received n large assortment of new and beautiful
MUSIC, for the Piano Forte, st ID. II. Lyman's old stand,
Bank square, Lypchburg, and now occupied BY strothor a.
Whitehead, Druggists.
All kinds Of Music snd Musical Instruments furnished a,
short notice. w. T. GREENE.
inne n AAclY
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-07-20
Jew David, or, Hebrew Plaster

YNiiE great remedy for Rheumatism, Gout Phip I'm
side, lIip, Back Limbs and Joints: ScroilIa KING
Evii white swelling, Iiurd Tumors Stiff Joints and Mi
hScd pnins whatever. "
Where this fiasteris applied pain cannot exist
~ h- Been beneficial In cases OF weakness such NJ
ram ana weakness In the Stomach, Weak Limbs Lame
ness, Affection OF the Lungs in their PRIMARY stages
IL destroys Inflammation by perspiratisn.
james H. lloyd, Pckens district, south Carolina tes
thes tat oy It's use alonehe was cured OF Rheumatism
both OF his knses, Of several years standing
Tie following was handed US by a respectable Plys
ciaif In Gesrgia: "''
Messrs. .sGoyil Mead--Gents: I have been using
your Eiverwort and Tar and Hebrew Plaster very extern
sively IN my practice for three years pns and il Il witt
pleasure that slate my belief in their snperortv oyey
all other articles with which am acquainted Tor the
purposes for which they are recommended The He
brew Plaster, especially, Is pnacea for To-
cal pains have also found il most excellent applica
on for sraihs and bruises. 1t gives universal salts.
action wherever used. SIS OSIJN n
Knoxville. Ga, March 4th, 1853
beware OF coufiterfeits and base limitations
The genuine viii IN future have the signature Of T.
TAYLOR ON the engraved label the top Of each box
Purchasers are advised that u mean counterfeit oi
this article IL In existence.
The genuine Il sold only by is and by orr agents an
pointed through the Southland no pedar IL tilowed 10
sc IT, Dealers and purchasers generally are cautioned
against bnyng of any but regular agents otherwise
they VIII be imposed upon with worthless article
sCOViL MEAD, Ill Chartres st., New Orleans
sole General Agents for the Southern St,ts to whom
all orders must invariably be adore ssed.
Sold also by p. II. KEITH Co., Athens; CowAs III AM
Mosp, Charleston; W. H. CRAHMILEs, Cleveland. Moss
MckANY, Benon; j. A. 4 O. ". CoFFIs, Madison VILE:
and agents in every town in the State. Dec l. Oily
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1855-07-20
James Neuralgia LIQUID,

Sn| THIS most extraordinary Medicine for
b,ASt4SS the cure OF Neuralgia, Rheumatism Cramp
N1 ohoic, Choera-M orbus, Darrha,n, Group,
fnhN, s"re-throat connected with Scarlet
rcver rams IN any part OF the body, Asthma Chis and
diseases, is now for sale by
NJ WV; u. BaLLtw, Athens, Tenn; W. T. LOWE, Ioudon;
ns LEWIS AT Jackson's Store, Knoxville; a. W. Coz
Uharies,on, W. H. PIcKsSs& Co., Cleyeland; JAspRn
Ana when we say for the cure mean that for power
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above complaints II SURPRISES any medicine 1--WE thnkl
CNerAe, Compounded IL has never yet failed to cure
MorDo: nearly as quick, aud for flux nothing think
equals H. Will pay all persons suffering with Neuralgia
or eakness to give this fair riaI they will re-
Jcicc that this liqed was discovered and nov
most heartily Join with them it Is the only remedy
nave ,ohha III twenty years to Conquer this Torment
Brownl"ws Wing for details and testimony I will sup
ply reliable agents with small quantities Price 81 pei
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