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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-12-22
BOARDING..

The Undersigned respectfully in
forms his friends and the public gsner-
Hs ally, that be will continue to keep his
n12 Restaurant in operation during the sum.
mer a. well - in the winter; and that
he will furnish Lodgings for transient respectable
persons at all hours. I will also furnish BOARD
by the week or month. Cooking, a % Aaliam a a
u Nescsiss-having procured the best cooks.
A. PERRON. JH.
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Runaway i'm Jail.

HHu1Ad WY IN J811e
AZ Was brought to the Jail of this parish
no a runaway negro boy who calls his name
III WESTLY, and who says he belongs to
~ MI. c. Troxcler, of Bayou Lafourche.-
- Said boy is about IS years of age, 5 feet
7 or 8 inches high, black.
The owner will please come forward, pay char
ges and take him away.
oct27 THEO. BLANCHARD, Jailor.
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Etal de "a Louisians-Pmoisse TBerpiAe.
Vente de Succession.

T. se par rHon. Cour du Sixieme District d.
PEtat de ID Louisiane en- ct pour IL Paroisst
| d'lberville, en- date du slime jour de Decem.
bre, 1856, Texposerai en- vente publique az
plus offraht ct dernier encherisseur--
LunAi, lie n Janvier, ls56,
4 10 heures du matin. les prophecies ci,apres
decritss appartsnant aux
Succession de Eass Ronors Daigre Ct Adelaia.
Hebert, son tpouss,
savoir:
10. Un certain moroccan de terre al Habita,
| ton etanf, situe dams Ia paroisse d'Ibsrville, sui
h rive droits du ffeuve Mississippi, mesuran,
douze arpents, plus on moins, De face, sur le
dits fieuve, sur q~narante srpens de profondeur,
entire lignes palallels, borne en- hant par terre
appartenant, mainsenant 4 Hiram Beatty. ct On
bas par tsree appartenaut 4 Auguste Levert;
Ia dits habitAtion Giant stablie Of cultive COM
me habitatiou sucriaire, ensemble avec tou-
tss Ice batisses ct ameliorations qui s'y trou-
vent, CONSTANT en- une Maison en- brique a
dsux etagss, s~ucfsrie, machine 4 vapeur MAUI
lin 4 sucre, en- tous les ustensils pour Ia IA
brique du sucfe; cabanes a negres; ainsi que
tout 10 plant de cannes maintenant On matelas
sur h dits habitation.
20. Un sutre moroccan dc tsrre, situe dams
ID dits paroisss snr ID rive gauche d. dit Aeuve,
mssurant trsnts sept acres de supes6cie, etant
une portion du lot No. 2, section No. 20, town.
ship 8, range l East, assemble avee tous les
privileges, &c. &c.
30. CINQUANTE ESCLAVEA, ei-apres
nommes savoir:
Richard, age De 20 ans; Squire Is; Harris
&C. Phil 70; Joe -; Henry n; James 80; Mo
sss 20. Lewis (ayec uns herpie) 80; Gsorre
26; NasshaIl IS; Celsstin (~charpantier maladiO
-; Frederick %; Hicky 81, John 70; William
"a, Fanny, negresse, 50; Judy 81; Hannah &c,
OF ~ deux enfans, justin 8 ans ss Fediliss /
On; Susan 96. Harriet 81 Pauliue 30 ans, et
~ trois sufans, Victorine Z, Onezeins 6, Ran.
dolph 4; Kitty q. st ses deux snfans, Dsrothe
3 Of Ophslia /; Julisnas 10; Ross 80, ct deux
snfans. Modest 3 Of Thonas !; Francoise 81,
fsmmsds Cslsstin. Of son snfant Frcaiu, sousd,
IA; Mary ~, st son enfant Michel; Ida (mala.
divs) q; Antoine "a, snfant d Pauline; An.
dr9 IA, enfant d Ross; Agaths II, snlsnt do
Roses vctoirs. II ana enflst do Rose; Toas-
mint, agk II ana, enfsnt Dc Mary; Pompey 10;
Lacy %; Sally 50 Of ses dsux snians Allied 8 |
II Forestins 6 Loaisa IL, enfaut d Sally.
70. On lot d Mebelisr, consista& N chsvaux,
nulsts, u~sisnsils Aratoirss, Charrstts, &c, Co
:hoea Moutons q Betss 1 Camss1 ausi environ
800 barils d MafA snpaills ainsiqus Fourraes;
'nviron 1000 Pisux ct Poteaux en- Cyprs, Of una
Do 1ssains, ct IN Buggy.
CONDITIONS DE LA vENTE
Ihahitatiea d<critss i Parsiels No. ! do PIN
rent,iye ensemble avec toutes LEI am6liofations,
h p1ant q cannes maintenant en- male.
y sera vendne snsembis ainsiqus b stock dans
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N
Inform thsir friends and the public generally
that they have just received alarge and splendid
supplya
OletAav 0assimefss and vestiugz,
which thsy are prepared to make up It the shor.
test notice Sos their friends and customer.
Thsy have slso : fne stock Of
IsaAy 19ods Clothing;
ofsspssior maks, which hey particularly recom-
meadt 10 public notes. They respectfully invite
the puhaieto give Them . call end examine their
eoods ~ prizes, md would b elad to have ths
peaule1fNkingyAe Massss of "a, nd eiving
lien at Ny would b proud Of sst2o Z
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-12-22

Marion EN- Prison.
a II a etc amene a la geolea Plaouem;n.
paroisse dIberville, un negre marron or;
q &c nomme WILLIAM, ct dit Quill snnsr.
Atient Mr.. C. Troxcler. Bayou Lafonrchs
LIE dit negre est Age denviron IS ans, ct S pieds
S on s pouces d'hauteur, ct mulatre. '"'
oct27 THEO. BLANCHARD Ceol;er
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1855-12-22
NEW oRLHAN8
CHEAP STORE

NEW 0R66AN9
CHEAP
8. SCHMALINSKI,
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
IL public generally that he has removed from
his old stand on Merriam street to the large brick
store of Mrs. Beck on Main street, opposite the
Drug Store of A. f. Richards, where he has now
opened, and is receiving. large additions to his al
ready extensive stock, of the
NEWEST AND LATEST STYLES OF
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
Boots and Shoes,
Jewelry and Fancy Articles,
Cutlery, 0rockery Ware,
Glassware, &c. &c.
And in fact every description of Goods, to meet
the various wants of the public, and which he will
continue to sell at LOWER PRICES than they
can be purchased elsewhere. UCall and exam
inc for yourself, and be convinced. apl4
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stationery.

4 LARGE and fine assortment of Foolscap
"A Bill and Letter Paper; also Note Paper o
all kinds. together with a new stock of other sta
%tionery, just received from the North by
novlO RICHARDS.
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MarrOn en- Prison.

Marion EN- Prison,
naete amene a geole de Get Paroisse un
negre MARION qui Sc nomme WESTIY.
O. ct dit quill appartient a Mr.. Christopher
- Troxcler, de Bayou Lafourche. LIE dit ne.
gre est age environ IS ans, S pieds ct 7 GU 8 pou-
ces de hauteur.
oct27 THEO. BLANCHARD. Geolier.
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81 Silk and Straw Goods. 81
c. YALE, JR. & CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in all kinds of Silk and Straw
Goods, at
~ Magazine St., New Orleans,
and Sc Gravfer street.
Keep constantly on hand a full assortment o
the newest styles
Straw Bonnets, Children's Hats
Straw Hats, Embroideries,
Ribbons, Dress Silks,
Laces, Bonnet Silks,
Gloves, Fancy Dress Goods,
Fans, Artificial Flowers,
Parasols, Millinery Articles,
White Goods, Shawls & Mantillas
Dress Trimmings, &c. &c.
All of which will be sold at the lowest prices at
wholesale. C. YALE, Jr, & CO.,
81 Magazine street,
mh6-1y Between Common and Glavier
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NEW ADVERTIsEMENT.
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III.
Music Teacher and Piano Tunor,
PLAOUEMTNE. NerriHe Parish.

- Offers his services to the public 10
HD the parishes Of Iberville, West Baton
~ s'Rouge and Ascension, for the tuning
of Pianos. Mr.. Fourier has secured the services
of Mr.. L. Jannin, piano. maker, residing in Dom
aldsonvile, who will execute with care all neces-
sary repairs on Pianos, whether interior or exteri.
or workmanship, and in fact all repairs appertain-
ing to such instruments. Workmanship fully qua
ranteed. Mr.. L. Jannin is we'll known for hav.
ing put up and made the beautiful Pianos from the
factory Of MI. Weyand.
Orders left with either Mr.. L. Janvier, Donald
s~onville, or with Mr.. H. Fourier, P~iaquemine,
1berville, will be promptly attended to. je2
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- = S00s ~ 411S IN 0u5CItIA
Parish Of Iberville, Dec. 81, l855.-dec22
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-20
Imprisonment of an American at Callao.

There has been quite squabbe going on in
Callao recently between our Minister. Mr.. Clay,
and the Peruvian authorities relative to the Cap
tain of the American ship John Cummins 1t
appears that the crow of this vessel mutined in
port proceeded to the captains cabin and took
possession of all the weapons they could find:
then, headed by the boat swain, they took one of
the boats and attempted to desert. The captain
cautioned them againt the procedure. aud on
their persisting he brought up double -barreled
shot gun. which he had concealed in his state
room, and fired in the boat killing the boatswain
The authorities Immediately arrested the cap.
tain, and Mr.. Clay demanded his release, which
was refused. He then ordered up the flag shin
independence, the appearance of which vessel in
duced the authorities to succumb the release their
prisoner. Soon after. the Independence sailed far
Panama, via Paita, but no sooner had she lett
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-20

b. NJ. DEWITT EsQ-This gentleman hns
taken position a the Editor of the Montgomery
Advertiser. Mr.. Dewitt was the founder of this
Newspaper and subsequently, of the Richmond
Examiner. lie is a gentleman of fine attainments
"A good speaker, and n better writer. He pos.
sesses. as we happen to know, the finest traits of
both head and heart and he will prove n valuable
addition to the pres, of Alabama We can not
forbenr albeit unused 10 the putting mood to say
TINT IN Bennett Mr.. DeWtt,the propretors Of the
Montgomery Advertiser hnve obtained an Editor
true nike to the principles ofthe purity and faith
fal 10 his frirnds-in one word, a man both of
head and heart. We extend them our congrat-
nllaions. Mr.. Dewitt Is probably about "a well
posted upon political matters occurring within
IN the last twenty years. any man now liy-
ing. Rspubtican.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Lsicr from Hon Join Nialr Botls of Virginia..
RicHn1SD July gu. 1888.
Me.srs I'm, s. Beers d, Co. Gsnts.-c"a-dern-
lions Of iuy the afflicted alone prompt to send
this voluntary testnnnfil to the value ol
Cott,r'S NpoasA Mixture, f9r that almost iocurnlle
dfs-a>r, SctetBid
Without beng dispo.cd 1eening il ,ossal u go
inta the particulars Of the easr say that the
tau-ilug that have been produced by she Of
III medicine On tt member Of my ow family, aud under
my observation AMI ,up"ru,endcncc after the skill
f The be ply ,ican. had been cxhau,el and all the
nsnl r.m-dis, Ind f el fully in,riS recon-
dreadful mandy.
Il, not mrun that it is adapted 10 Ill constiu
pns, or tuat IT viii nifrd reIsf in oil Eases
t1r. Of course, In nothing tdar-but from
uhat have seen Of the cfrtt. woJi Lesitat1
it, in may aud tvr,y OF orr,f1a with per,ons
for whom felt interest, whom could cHer
ei>e influence control.
Re. pectu.ly yours.
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NTESTWOOD SCHOOL


IuHN II. WINSTON, Pr nripal
THOMAS SrLPTOE, Assistant.
The session of thu school will comm ence on the
LIST Mondsyin September, and (excepting a reces, uf
one Aeek ut Chr-mas will continue HE la- sy Of
June following.
The canr-e Of study is extensive nd thorough. en-.
hrr.as everything neeessar! t'r p eparnp tie pupi'
for the highest classes of the University, for thu actual
business oflife
TERMS: For tuition snd bo I'd (excep lights
Sl50 payable nne-hali in advance, uni hall me
LIT February. Pupils charged rom the time Of en-.
till the close of tho session; de uction ia mnle
for canse. except prnrsct I'd sicsness For further
part uiars, nd lress tae Pm pal. at Lynchburg
mig o. c2tawsdl4w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-20

FLOUR AND GRAMS nee our last II . h.rfer g,,l.
"' Flour hive scarcely been sustained We d., MT ,l,
oar hsure- hnt quote les dining alati the aam, r,,o
with an obviously increased desire OF tic pat # hal
erS To realize. Comton brands have advanced IN m
CO. per harrel ring the week
We quote common State. $3.50 ~ 50 So inrlnIi,y
extra; Western aud Canadian 90 IN 81 ~; Ga,o
SIC, 81 90 10 $1,000; mhern $40 Oh To- 40, f,r
common, and II 90 10 $40 40 for extra Corn MeaI
; 873 '"r jersey, an3 s. - for Brandywine Rye
Flour s7a74 t, S3 81 urtcr LIKE Wheat red,
8 30 to ) 9o Whit. g 10 to 3 so; ew Sourhernis
in g oi demand, at s2.35 10 s. 15 Com uIl as l.,
gle R'e, 81 as to = 80 Osts. e. 10 &c In Bar.
ley nothing d ing Ca at,an Pens, $l.35 to si37l
B"eos. pine. - 90 II 81 % pr lush.
iR"YisI9Ns.-Pork has been selling mo,e freely and
The deciae noticed in last i neatg o. q ~ recover
ei and The market closes firm Sl9 374 10 s9 80 for
new Mss, and SiG.3I5 10 GIG ~ FIR pr; re- Beef
c'4 ~ M~S', ! % 10 sl3 90; d prime 1915 IL
Slo25 Western, SIS 80 Ia l6 no. Beet h,r,~ : : no
to 400 Pickle hans, % lode; Shoulders u 10
To s. Prrlh.
lard Is n CAR ~up .e, but i. III ye,y frm at 0l IL
llc for mime Loaf; lo8 u lO!c for Nhite Grease; VI to
"a for C jored Grease
Re Pectiully your4
BENNETT 4 BROK 4W
Produce Commission Merchants.
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ARRIVALS at the WASHINGTON HOUSE
urro O'CLOCK YESTERDAY

IT IT . u 'T'lVh lFNI EEIAl
VIM w. LEFFWICH. ....-..-... Proprietor.
VIM c Mianis, Bedford: Thos Johns. city; I
e Lacnsrr W = Brown. Fncastlc; J II Scuddle,
New York: iinnsHck. Roanoke; l. J Garrett,
Bedford; Jno Praiher Franklin; c Cooper Roa-
noke; DIR Louis NJ Coates. do Jas NJ Adams.
Piitsylyania d b Cheatwood Bedford, c c
Garner. Carper, G W Martin. New Castle:
NJ X Buchanan, Va; p Smith. Henderson; L J
Early, Va; II NJ Johnson, Fincastle; John w
Newman, Fauquier; w NJ Dinwiddie, J Dnwid
die, Campbell; Jno ID Bohn. Roanoke; NJ Hardy,
Va; w L Duncan, Franklin; James Connolly,
Campbell; Thos L Marcel. city.
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Tribute of Respect.

At meeting of the vestry of St Paul's
church, Lynchburg, held on Thursday 10th July
1853: The Rector announced the death of
James NJ. Boyd, Junior Warden, and on mo-
ton committee was appointed to embedy the
sense of the vestry upon their loss, which com
mittee after short retirement reported the fol-
lowing resolutions. which were unanimously
adopted
/. That will not disguise our affecting sense
of the loss which we have sustained, as a vcstry
and a congregation, by his removal, but that we
bow with humble resignation to the will of the
Church's Great Head, assured that he will make
il work out wise and mercfu ends.
.. That remember with pleasure his many :
virtues and especially the unobtrusive modesty .
the untring energy, the strong good sense, tn e
cheerful Difference to his brethren. the genpI =
liberality, and the readiness to do his fu II
share in every good word and work, which mad e
him so welcome and useful member of this bod, =
g. That we consoled under our bereaynen t
by the cheering hope, that he was prepared f ,r
his sudden Summons to the eternal world. a I'd
that from his valuable labors for the Church, lie
has gone to receive the reward of the faithful m
good servant.
4. That we offer to the family of our deceas ID
brother our sincerest sympathy in this overwhe l.
ming affection, commencing them to the consol n
tions and guardianship of Him who has promis ed
to be the husband Of the widow and the father Of
the fatherlcss.
). That we feel our brothers removal TO he a
solemn appeal to ourselves to supply, by ncrp as
ed actiyitythe service which the Church has ost
by this dispensaton of Divine Providence,as ell
affecting admonition to live under a mo re
habitual sense of the nearness of eternity.
6. That the Registrar of the Vestry transm il
copy of these resolutions 10 Mrs. Boyd, aud also
furnish copy for publication in tho city papers
and the Southern Churchman.
W. Ii. KINCKLE. Charm.
WM NJ BIACKFoRp RegisIrur
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WM. NJ. BLACKBOARD, Registrar.

ARRIVAL OF PRoFEssoRs.-W ARE pleased 20
announce the arrival in our city of portion of
the faculty Of Madison College, whose object IN
coming is, as we have before stated to examiue
into the clnims of this city for establishing Col
lege in it.
We hope their observations will lead them TO
the formation of the proper conclusion, viz: that
NJ place in the Union possesses superior claims
to ii.
We commend these genlemanly and accom-
plished guests Of our city to the kind attentions
and courtesies Of its people.
NEW Posi- oFFIcE.--A post office has been
established at Alone, Rockbrdge county, and
joan Il kirkpatrick, appointed postm asts.
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EuNER a, NOTICE

The funeral Of the late Mr.. JONI W. MoRRIS
will be preached hv tho Rev John E. Edwards
nj o'clock Saturday morning, at the 18th street
MpthudiSt church
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country among foreign nainr,. and they will be
found capable Of preserving the eitizens Of all
the States in all their Inherent rights So long a.
the people themselves remain true In the letter
and the spirit of that i'm ortal document
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Majority for Wise

This, added to Mr.. Wse's official majority,
above reported makes his majority in the whole
State 1916. 1t cannot be loss than ten tos.
and
The vote of the whole State, as above given,
for Wise s3,356; for Flournoy Discriminating
she very large aggregate of l56, 57l.-Eaquirer.
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Look ont for Co,lnterG is.

The pnb!ic are cnuiouad against uuother countrrs
which has lately r1a"" its appnarunce. cost ". B Far
u Ar baa l.inmen', the dangerous of eli te
commercials. hecnu4e his IRVING the OF Fslrrl.
may viii buy il in good tilh. without tic know .cae
that connlcroir cx-t,. md they vi perhaps only
discover their when the spurious nliNtre has
wiuugh its evil effects.
ne genuine auiclc "a manufactured only By H. q.
Farrell, -" Inventor AMI nropri"tor and Wholesale
druggist, Ne l. M,u street, Peoria, Illinois. 20 whom
all applications for Agencies be addressed B.
sue You get 1t ,,ih thu letters H. q 3rore Farrel,.
llius-- II. q. fARhtLL'a--and his signture the
wrap u; a'i ptt,r- coun'srttlt5.
Sold by Il. SIABLBR Il Co, Droggi-ts
Lsnchbnrg, Va.
md by regularly authorized agents rhroug the United
States.
~ Price 25and 50 eeats, md 81 per bottle
AGENTS WANTED ia every tuwn village md
han let in the Unied States in which already
established. Address Il. g tnrcIl rs above, accom-
panied with good ulcreucr chsrac responsible
t.&c. inae20 dSc3w
Is this mammo l. wor, hipping age. it is rare to
fud phre Ia, use une.s 10 the nuhhc before i.s
interest. During late visit the CIV Of Spindle,
We were pre- ened by Professional friend TO the ceI
brated chemist JH j AVER, whose is
pethaps laii'r han any other, at the b. dside
IF sickness, in tbs country. knuwina the urprace
dented popularity oE lis medicines, AMI the immense
sale of them had expected l. hnd him mill ain.
nnd rolling wealth Bu no. We fund him in his Ia.
tora ny, busy with his luhoers, AIMING his crucble-.
alemocs, AMI nrt--sivig his best personal
lie compounds, tue virtues ut which tIoh Buds hing
FOR health. We LEANED, that Notwithstanding his
business, an It's rnmp IL cash. the D cor
not rich. the reason designed j.. That the ma-rri i
'stiy and Ire rer.isls IN making his preparations
penvey, that the melt Prbht i, small -Amerctt Far
MR. Phil uh I'm
THE prevalence of incorrect notions upon the
ulirct ut nrdiciue. great ot misery. Nedi
cal practice should be- governed by principles crut ou,l,
iecuced IRON the contributions OF long XPerenre and
;lnse oh-rivsii,s, How i'm rrtau them mat madi
Z ne Uvaliti-, unless r. m
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MARRTED

On 18th inst. by Rev. FIR Stanly, Mr.. JAMES
NJ RANSOM, of Appomattox, and Miss ELvIRA
JANE, daughter of Mr.. L. T. Burfard of Camp-
nell
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The Vote of the State.

In few days we hope to publish tho full otl-
cia vote of Virginia at the late election. The
whole State has been officially heard from, with
the exception of sir counties named below, and
Ia vnt,, .t,n,ls ,Eua.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-20

GrouaE LAw.-1he Republican alleges that
George Law is a foreigner. and an Irishman.-
The editors have been furnished with copy Of
Laws naturalization papers. aud they publishthe
same in their issue Of Yesterday. 1t appears
from these documents that George Law was born
in ireland aud that he nnturazed in the year
1905, he being ut the time a resident Of the city
II Baltimore The constitute provides that
none but a native citizen of the United states
shall be eligible TO the presidency, and if there is
no mistake about the facs stated by the Republ-
can, Law rretonsions TO nomination for the
presidency are Of course out Of the question.
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Callao than the authorities then seized upon their
victim, and threw him into prson.-Mr. Clay
sent again after the Independence; and at last
accounts she was on her way back to Commodore
Merwin being determined to let the good folks
Of Peru smell Yankee powder it they should give
him any trouble
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he supplied by next term
Arrangements viii be made f boys to the In.
sttution. by which they viii be kept day an right
der HE eye 81 iii, Tutors.
The nes' session will commence September h, and
continue naff the last Fharsdoy in jun 1856 Exren.
Sc. I, Y Inc sa..lOn 81 90 iy % 2mM;cl s l.nnt
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The six counties still to be heard from official.
y. gave the following vote for Governor, as uu-
nfl;o,o Ia,
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n. d. Farrei,'s Arabian Liniment

Respectfully yours,
X l0-tl.tSrrt JND NJ RDTTS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-20

Prp.t Marts'y White Suha St,iass Co.,
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BEAUTIFUL WHITE TEETH.

HEALTHY GUMS, AND A SWEET BREATa
IL All who are DESTROYS of obtaining these bene
fits, s.:ould use FERN ANS CELEBRATED
TOOTH-WASH. This delicious article combines
so many meriiOrious qualities, that it has now be-
come standard favoriie with the citizens # New
Y TX, Philadelphia and Ba timore. Dentists pre-
scribe it in their practice most successfully, anc
rom every source the most attenng laudations art
awarded it,
Infamed and bleeding gums are Immediately ben
Gifted by its use; its action upon them is mild
soothing and effective. 1t cleanses the teeth Sc
thoroughly, that they are made to rival pearl in
whitene 8, and diffuses through the mouth such q
delightful freshness, that the breath is rendered ex-
qui-itely sweet. 1t disinfe is all those impurities
which tend to produce decay and As a consequence
when these are removed, the teeth must always re-
main sound.
1t is used and recommended by all the emincn
Dentists in New York, Philadelphia, Baliin ore nd
other cities where il has be, n introduced All
should give il a trial.
Prepared only by FRANCIS GERMAN, Drugsi !
and Chemist, Ninth and Catharine streets, Phila-
delphia, and sold by all Druggists everywhere al d
cents per bottle. w. H. GILMAN,
jan lI-om Agent for Washington CITY.