davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-01

Neuralgia surd.-ltead what Nh. Btyden says No
medicine ever had certificates from such respectable
Carriers Spanish Mixture Mr. f. Bavden Of the ogi
nal prnpr"ors Of the Asor House New 1ork and for
her "t years Of the Exchange Hotel Richmond, Va,
cured 81 attack of Nturaia. by Carriers spanish
Mixture The rapid aud perfect effected in his by
Ills valuable medicine, ested his attention and excited his
interest," he recommended IL others afflicted with variety
If disease and in instance effected lie has
Ngnc and Fever Rheumafism Liver Complaint
bysPcls ltNers, Violent Coughs and which
sud to ho confirmed Consumption, and nearly other
which is ned He remarks dfeut know
what disease it vii not relieve Blood Puril
and Spring and Fall medicine he has
IL eheoruly recommends all occasions aud believes il
10 hr the most valuable remedy "Ntaur Ifr 9s.dm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-01

ENGINE House on THE MOUNTAIN TRACK BrRNED-We
arn the Dispatch that Sunday morning, between
H. the engine house the mountain track the
side Of the nountanwas burned together with
1inarv The mountain engines the Baldwin and the
r. Aujers ~ the house aud sustained oiurv
he os engines is estimated at $1,000 the total loss at
e4ne.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-01
OLA Nmrni,nrc mnhc Ncm.-A fre.h .n
Ncurninin Cured.-Rend wbat NJ p,yd,

celebrated French Gl for cleaning, preserving
ag beautiful polish To Furniture. aud removing all
Received aud II sale by
I. HldA cis y NTROInLE \ MHITEHEAD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.


- ia1iAL NJ L II fsf~.
H,.c,,. pr..,;,,,.. ST.
- ~, -, 'f'''"" SISTERS without do,Dt. IL
eaa6i.nre fbr ~ N Ihs IN lhs state aud ihc ereai
facility for manufacturing the B,rs 70 tbs he NAV n ,l
il IN their regular VT mus soie PhA sl'ans are using
persia Nervous ieaiachr. ps,rier.d Bowels and a, grn,r
al Alternative u the ole stem Se Read the #
the Rev B,gss Onion I'm station below voinm.s
For orders AN nse areaIy been furnished the proprietor
' ~
p,,,,,,.,. :. . TO- ,.--
take great pleasure in t.f,in - ,h spt " -
Premium, ners a. :, a., ~. ~ s - ~ Nllt 'l haNefs
The attacks # 4a5 and ' @ .nais re
1''e escaped any annual attacks If e5als
Pastor Of Union I'M st'tion
fhi. ,'to certify thai was taken violent sick sto
,,ld gave me some me f .r i ,b ny'an w9P
f9gmsneed getting worse and having much faith in Ia
medat,y give relief aud by the TIM had 5ss t1s sn1
bottle, was entirely Will CHASfIAx FARRAR
Every family should keep bottles on hand price 20
cents per bottle -
For sale by Messrs srothcr & Whitehead and Stabler &
Jones, Lvnchbufg; andby Druggists eeneralq
ma DIV
>,
'ot u d"' PASSES but some poor human being
can De seen eaterag pr l. Wrghis oliee " nc broad
" ~ . oreIat their testimony to swell the uu.aieit
Il, NV tb OF the great cures made Who'll
y ~ 'v S9ieiaeas Ahtdoe W. have hundreds these
feaay Tor publication ii required Zach eases that
nav come under our own personal observation the par
inedess We shah give nt few @ 6 9gG3 o antr gtna
10 what have as it would require more tinr DJ ]
than We spend publish all Do moi however ,ait
Tor the Appearance # any further evidence n r ~ &
take according 10 ,lirerinns nl,,' dla
AMI assured your commentator will he As land IA yor
neighbours # its virtnrs II has - -, II
ma lin " - ''"''u' see haNef'7eheht
\ prrfumed asrea In, pcnrly white tT.c,b .,una
aud healthy Gums can be obtained by Dowdeng
penta t'ud 1t relieves toohache decay-appied
10 the skin imparts beautiful rose hue to the c6mpexon
fffe 90 cents. For sale hy
ie E9d@rts " STROTlER & WHITEHEAD
pc,,c,;o,. s,.,:.,. .,-,,..
foR rHF Ha1K-A beautiful glossy and luxurious growth Of
llarcan be obtained by It's Ii the only article known
tat viii prevent is falling turning grey Price - cts
just received and for sale by
IL @jdScts % SIROTHER \ WHITEHEAD
~, .,-..-.z =,
celebrated French as for cleaning preserving aud hnparl
iae beautiful polish to Furniture and removing all stains
Received aud fr sale By
f. 29d&cts " STROTHLG \ WHITEHEAD
------
medicine had certificates respectable
as Garter spanish Mixture Mr. T. BaYden. of the orig
nal prnpr"or of the Aor House New York, and for
bur o years Of the Exchange Hotel, Richmond, Va,
cured 81 severe attack o Nturala by Carriers spanish
medicine attention and excited his
Interest he recommended others afflicted with variety
every instance cure was effected lie has
\tron nd EaNp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-01

= ~ 7'77's' a7lIVss = NNFN Ff0pTci1r, Nchmonl
RICHMOND. Sept :. ls55
'N" great pleasure In tcstyiug NiHtnr of oAers
premium btes REMEDY olsfin Indigestion rrlief
~ ' ''art II dyspepsia and headaches aud b, their
haFc escaped my annual attacks If clills
Rfv I. J. BOGGS.
Pastor at Union IIill station
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-01
PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA.
6Fv'15 SIPEH1OK TEAS, in she Original Inn 4
~ Chests, In Bakea If and u pounds, and In Metallic
L. "a Packages o l. b l. and pounds, for sale by
JENKINS * co,
Original inventors Of the Metallic Tea pack)
Wholesale Dealers In Teas only
n. w. cor. of Market a. NH sta.
Philadelphia
i Teas In Metallic Packs put mp In Half Chests
ing variety oi both Black aud truen to suit buyers
Printed List Of Prices Terms &C. furnished by mail all
who order them
All Teas warranted TO please. o sale.
One aud the sanc price and terms all and only
Half Ghosts Of Black about b pounds Green
about 80 pounds each. fe - AIT w. H. RI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-01

A-EW G0sCEH< The undersigned hnsc
~ this day entered into copartnershp under the style aud
firm IRBE SAUNDERS, for the purpose Of ransaetng
awholcsae and retail Grocery and Commission business and
have taken the house lately occupied by Mcssrs Mcdaniel Hurt
Preston. OF the Va Tenn. r. r., where
they Will be pleased the customers If the former firms
aud Nj Daniel Hurt Preston, together
with all others who may favor them with iheir business
i. j. IRltN.
JAS. SAUNDERS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-01

~ shall open IN afey days large supply of new Goods
They VIII he sold all cheap rates for cash Ii
my purpose keep constantly hand well assorted stock
To do shall nearly every week fresh Goods by
Canal, Railroad aud Express line. JNo. J. PURNIs,
f. 5tsCy) Agent for Horace l.. Kent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-01
NETWORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

sssLsS Ma PATENT CHAMPION FIRE
AND Bi hGLAR PROOF SAFES.-The great interest
manifested b. tn puhc procure perfect security
fire for valuable apcr such Bonds Mortgages Deeds,
Notes and Books OF Account than the ordinary
fore had Afforded induced the devote
large portion of time and attention during the past
IN making improvements and discoveries this object
and they beg leave their friends
the public generally that their efforts have
complete and offer the "MPRovED HrRRINGs
fATENT WORLDS FAIR PREMIUM FIRE PROOF SAFE" the
CHAMPION SAFE OF HE WORLD, having been award
Medals both the Worlds Fair London 1851 and In New
York 1853 all others IL is undoubtedly,
entitled that appeapu and secured with HALLS PATENT
POWDER PROOF LOCKS, (Which also awarded Medals
above the perfect Fire and Burglar Proof Safes
before fftfed To the public
The subscribers also manufacture all kinds Of Boiler and
Chilled Bank Chests and Vaults Nanlt Doors and Money
Chests Brokers' Jeweera and Private Families
Plate aud other yauables; and
prrchase) Manufacturers Of JONES PATENT
MUTATIONS BANK LOCK.
SILAS C. HERRING co, Patentees
Green Block Ms 1875, l37 and l35 Water St, New York.
Agents in Lyncbburg, Va,
fe l.d2n H. THOMPSON & CO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-01
CANDIDATES ROE OFFICE,

. W. are authorized TO announce MATHEW MOI
LIN candidate for the Office of >erit' Of Campbell curn
III the ensuing election. ttc 2HdVctdt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-01

=" We are authorized announce K. O DOSS cand-
date sheriff Campbell county the
eeetinn Ifp 2}dcrfde
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-01

FuNAILORINls.-Thesu subscriber has taken tho
Il Room the store of Messrs James A. stiger Co..
he formerly occupied by him while doing business for
Messrs. Co.. where he intends conducting the TAILOR
ING BIZ SINESS in all branches Heinvites his friends and
the public generally to give him call Every exeon will DO
made on his part to give satisfaction.
Cutting all kinds Of done In the latest style and on
the best terms
10 The rooms approached through the store below
fe 4 diHn MARTIN MEAHA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-01

strNEEsANCG" sAlAWANDER SAFES
~ ROBERT NJ PATRICK, MASufAcruHkR--Thes
al Nfrd Safa have been thoroughly tested In various fires
NorE and ether tios and EoRoNE has failed to
W, nts tn The most aatiafetprv manner.
In or,r to prrenae the nctuy against burglars the Manu-
has secured the exclusive right tor the city and
~ NV York. Of GoFflNs rArENI DEFIANCE Lock, and
FArtNr CnossBAn, which warranted by tho Pacnee 10
he aflnst every known mode of operation adopted by
thd ini.at -,illul peklaoka
Zach provided with Collins Patent Powder Channel
NIL AIcH Hutublc for Banks Merchantse Jewellers,
ecu Dc,a &e aud Plate Chcsta for private families fur
ahed the Manufacturers prices which vary from ESQ to
26l0 II. c. HARDY Il co, Agents..
First Il ibnvo rowells Hotel, Pc'crsburg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-01

IA
~ SAUNDERS IKBY having expired by limitation ~
this day dissolved Nerefurn thanks old friends aud
liberal patronage have been bus
their the Of TREY
q SAUNDERS.
Those indebted o will please forward and settle
early practicable. is very desra
bile wind up Ibr affairs Of the old concern.
SAUNDERS & IRBY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-01
.sn DOZEN &r,sS's cop aI,Es OH

fF.IE UNDERSIGNED will continue the Grorc'v aud COMMITS.
tte purchase of Wheat NJ the old stand
whore he vii be- pleased wait on lis friends and thr pubic
guu,lai'v NM. A. MILLER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-01

I :. .n n, = n,.,s Wsm IcEsct saat
take place the 22d February The unusual
of the winter has prevented from seeing settling
As them shall fix upon another
day rot later than about the LIST OF August which time the
draw viii certainly take place. the tickets called in and
the money refunded should the sale tickets justify
in doing it, shall fix earlier day, anxious to
have the drawing take place at the earliest possible time
JESSE T. HOPKINS,
70 l5d&ctlst Liberty. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-01

" PUENlS Agent for and in my behalf to conduct
In city Of Lenrlbure, a WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRY GOODS III sNES9 All sales made by him to be
for No Tor purchases credit will he binding
lie id3w HORACE l.. KENT.
Enhrnnrv lsi. -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-01

II. q. HARDY, NV. J. HAnpy, tof Hardy Bros,
Petersburg ST. A. HARDY, Norfolk Va.
IL a. HARDY a CO., Commission mer
He CHANTS No. - sycamore street, next TO Powcis
llotel) Petersburg, Va
Farmers supplied with Peruvian Government Guano and
other fertilizers improved Agricultural Impemens Machin
cry, Sr,
agents peI,urg super Phosphate Of Lime,
MarrllA Ground Home twarrantod pure Fits Improved
Horse Powers and ThresberH Eastmans Plank Read and
Farm Wagons pntricks celebrated Defiance Salainander
snfra, for Banks Merchants and Families
Also, for Montgomrrys Premium Rockawsy Fans.
sowing Machine fe 2s-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-01

III warm aud generous heart full OF love for his
Hd lac has len stainless synonomous with all that IS
{ Die and worthy Of imitation
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-01

az ntof the pits.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01
Neppurk daily Tribm,te,
FIRE. s.

DESTRUCTION OF The LATTIsG OBSERVATORY AND
THIRTEEN HOUSES.
About l2l on Saturday morning fire broke out in the
twostory frame building 25 feet front by 100 feet deep
en- the north side of Forty third street, near Sixth
avenue, occupied by Mr.. Connolly as barrel manu-
factory Owing to the laJge amount of hight aud ill.,
fammable material in the premises, including 900
ready made barrels, the fire ragged with great fierce
Bess arc the intense heat emitted from the burning
pile set fire TO the structure known the Lstting
observatory, occupied as an extensive marble
work establishment. The alarm was given for the
Fr,t Distrc en- the breaking out of the fire, but 1t
was found ths. more help was needed and general
alarm was ordered to be ruug, which in short time
brought to the scene Of scton about onehaf Of the
Fire Department of the city. On the north side the
flames communicated 10 the frame dwelling. house cit
uat<d on the rear of lot No. i6 Fortyurth street.
owned by Mr.. Robinson and occupied by Mr..
Wheedon; also to the two brick dwellings adjoining
owned by John Gibbons one OF which wM occupied
by hms II and the other by Capt. Bebel The fra ne
building was entirely destroyed and the brick build
ipps uch damaged in the rear The furniture Of the
three houses was entirely ruiled. The fences and
ouhousts Of the premises Noe. ~, 4a and a were de-
stroyed
On the south side ~ wLere tht nre OIlglnateu, SIX
brick buildings on Forythird street, at the foot Of the
Observatory, owDedby Mr.. j. Lsmpsrd, aud eccupi d
by large numbe. of families were entirely destroyed.
Two frame buildings on Forty second street, opp,-
.e the Crystal Pslsee occupied partly by the Metro
poitsn Soap Company and partly as bowling saloon,
were also destroyed.
BY the united exert.ons Of the ffemen the flames
were here checked, although at tine it was
thought that the confsgra.ion would extend to the
Sixth avenue.
TIE destruction Of the Observatory wss masnin
cent spectacle. The FIRE commenced st the base anu
gradually sscended till the flames reached she "P u
the structure, and in three quarters OF an nou'
the alarm was given the entire building was oI, 'o',
tf FIRE. The various ft as were filed wtn n"' ''o o"N
machinery and az soor as the beams hsd oeen prev!
well burr ed the remains Of the structure coa,e
with a tremendous crash 1t was thougo. .o"' INC
Observatory would fall toward the Crystai fasee ana
partially demoish that edifcei but contrary 70 ths e1
pectatcn i, fell upon its own site The large brick
buildre connected with the Observatory, and occu-
lied as par. of the mable-woik establish nent,
was also destroyed
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01
MARRlKD.

ARNOLD-TowNE-In Boston, Thursdsy, Aus y by the
Rev. Otis A. Skinner, Mr. ID L. Arnold OF rfo'aehes 'o
Mics Mariana TowIe CT Pawtuetet-
CBRISrAL-BRENAN-0 Thursdsy evening, Aug ~ oy
the Rev Mr. B ser John Chris's TO Mary BfenAn, Oil OF
this city.
DUNBAM-MlSTURN-On Wednesday, Aug q by the kev'
James Bett at bis residerce, No ~ East T~eth street
MI George W. Durham OF this city to Fanny OILY esssoe'
Of John &. Mintum, esq., Of Babylon, Lo' q iaane'
FRYER-RURBANK-Attb the Of Northheic on ThursaAy
Ape u nv the Rev T. p wilkes Mr William Fryer To NJ -
Csaeriue z. Burbank, all Of Staten Island.
LANGsTON- BOWMAN On Saturday, Aus 10, oy tne rev
George Bush Cspt Lsnston OF this cit, % hhs lee
bella Of the late Jonas Bowman esq OF bGnsd
PRICE-ANDERsON-At Manchester, VI, on "Wednesday
Aug a. by the brides father, Wlsm Pee OF Cievsisna
Ohio, to Caroline 3. Anderson Of the former place.
sToLTERFOHr-WRIGLEY Trinity Church, South
ptr England. edpesdsy, Auf IL, BY the he' benJs
in sw IT. j. n stoerfoht OF Liverpool to MAR, dssente'
tfJsnes sidy Wrisley, esq, OF sandowne, Southport
TOWLE-HALSrED-On THURSDAY. Aug 2s 81 the T.
Church sevettb street, BY the Rev hr Ptsbury, WupAn
p Towe Of Baltimore to Euseus Depesux YOU sess asush
ter OF Mrs A. l. Halsted.
WOOLsON- GOOLD-At Windham, Me-, on Thursday, Aae
"a b, the Rev Dr. Shser NJ oolson, PhIcpd o
the Girl, sh School Portland to Abby Las seeoha o~atn
ter of " m. Goold, all OF Poruand.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01
N PTKSIIANCE of an order Of the Surrogate Of
MORTGAGE SILF.-JAMES H. MORROW

~ and IRA CHRISTIAN made and delivered 70 oSNIA
ae thirty ef July IL the thousand etst hun
sr.d Td bit, four eOpuor ed Or the payment Of u. .u o.
ede thotsand three hundred dollars before th9
day OF Apra n. hereafter with ntere., thereon from tns
cate .. .i oiis.se r.r .snu .1Sa
Ieors.eed OF default Of payment TO the eondtos
recorded n &. ee. ei ne ResSer Of Ii. Cy
ard County Of NswYork Liber Nc AZ Of Mortgage Pvs
Dsfsul has been msd- 10 he eon Of said mors.fe BY
fsson OF Of the secured TO paid thereby
The ssd has been duly sned by said BEN in
p we 10 Reuie RGdclph for valuable eonsi6er.on by
nnee holder asd OF mortgage said n.run-a, in
vHsw. duly s:snov and recorded in said Registers
No pioceedH at law have Instituted to e9ve
cue upSs d morisass except h. "a seton va.
YoI. BY said RAIcoph force ss ortssse wLsh seon
hss been and ended sueat has been
Th.Is due AID paysse upon .sd the date Of
lis notee the VI Thousand sni Ave collars aud
I've ard above eli payments made
Eo,ke h.r-t, siven thst ruu.nt the Of sal.
said uortgsse utsii ed Of such
snd PROV the ssd mosss- wiz be frs'lesed by sale Of
sue'ion, At be ROune. Merchant. EIehanse d the
ko1.mber the year 1856 al II oeeek az Of ths, day
hch said mcrssed premises are te.er ed said mortgage
{ tolcsE -
eer.r lets pieces OF parcel: Of .na 'ta.s
lying and hens tn. Twen eth Cate sltesn,h Ward Of the
IL and on map on dc 10 the once OF ths
Eessier and City and County Of Yoik entle4
g. LAID Ofouns the property
C.rd ;. IL part Of the farm Of SAMUEL j. l. Nortoa, Dc
eeed by tho plumbers 50 b and 81 thirty bong to,
aetber souhery Ia foat by Thirty seventh see a.
eaaery BY lot lumber 81 hrtywo on said map roroeny IN
the numbers is thr,eenl and Il twelve) on 'sd
sp spd westerly by lot - twenty riue) ssd
each sd ots containing front and rear twenty i've fact
mere OF es ind n length esch side nisetj eight niss
inches more OF eighteen feet tae esstey ls
or 3 thirty which rot included In said mort
eaEe-Dated >ew.York, August %, 1886
RFINE K RANDOLPH. Assignee Of Mortgage,
ReScence No. 20 West S5th street New York City.
L. J. GoopaLE, Nc. Es Broadway, New York
SixtrlS
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01

b;ob AID erected the same year that the Crysts
Palace was buil, The cindep and sparhs from the
fire were carried by the wind to great distance.
Over .ix bush.- of ciDders swept from The ROOT
of TIE Crystal Palace on Saturday morning, bu, %
very serious damsge was done 10 the edhc lhe
sr q, heat during the hight ofthe confsgrsoo melted
the colder the roof and or two places set hie
to the wood wo,k beuesth.
Losses AND IssrRASCEs.
lhe loses ard nsurances are as foows,as neN a.
could be a,certansd:
No ~ Forty third street, frame, owned BY The
Sixth Avenue Railroad Company, and occupied by n.
ard T.. Conpsy a coope, shop. Their los- 10 abou.
f25O; no insurance. Loss OF tie Railroad Company
g., coo; no iIsurafte.
No a6 Wet Forty fourth street, owned by Mr..
Robinson, ard occupied a dwelling by William 4.
Wheaton. Loss on furniture about t2oc; insured.
Loss on building shout g 900; insured.
No. 20, West Forty fourth street, occupied by Capt.
David Bebell; loss about o. 100; insured for
81 OoO in the Metropolitan Insurance Company. No.
4s West Forty fourth street occupied by John Glib.
bors: loss $500; no insurance. Nos. 4ol and q,
owned by Mr. Gibbons, were partially destroyed;
loss O.. 500; Insured for $4,000 in the Etns losur.
spce Company OF Hartford No. 40 West Fory-third
street, owred by Mr.. Montgomery, was damaged TO
tie all cunt Of $50; insured fJr s,2oo in the Pseoc
Insurance Coupsny.
No. 54 West Forty third stree, comprising arsnge
of six buildings, were owned by Mr.. Lampsrd. Lo1s
about g. co., Insured for 81 2,0 in the Stuyvesant
Insurance Company. Mr.. l.. irformed our reporter
that he had policy Of 81 OC0 made ont IN another
City Company, but had not ye, paid tho premium.
Nos. q and 81 Wet Foriy-s.cond stree, two frame
bulcipgs, owned and occupied by David Crochean a.
tie Metropolitan Erasive Soap Factory, were de-
stroyed. All the stock was saved. Loss $500 ln'
sursnce not ascertaned.
The Lattpg Observatory and contiguous build'ng'
were owned ard occupied by the H.derville Marble
Works Loss on stock about $4,000. Loes on build
ings eco 600 Insured on stock and buildings Oh, 500
in the following Companies: Hamilton $500; Hone
$1,000 Excelsior $1,000; Harmony 5000
FIRE Is THIRTY EIGHTH STREET.
The cindtrs from the condsgraion rear the Crysta!
Palace being canied by the wind in various dreceoos,
set fire to q large frame dwelling house in Thirty
eighth street near the Filth avenue, and before the
fremen could subdue the flames the structure Wa
nearly destroyed The building was unoccupied, and
was undergoing repsirs. Loss about g. 900.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01

STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

DAILY for POUGHKEEPSIE, landing 81
DCor1enSs West int. Cold Spring Cornwall Necoggo
New Ham bureh and Milton. ssrivins b. ne inn
steamer HERO Capt Smith, leaves Roonsonst es 49,
snenoon IT 81 o'eloct touching ct Amos't hstofnins ~
Poushkeepsie st g. M
NOTICE.-Chang of PIER Of DAY BOAT tcr
IN ALBANY Fare 50 cents. The steamer AZ ~ "
Capt enith. VII ard shsr WEDNLSOAI r"A 49,
leave Cham instead OF SPring - - beret9sos
lar days ftr Albsny-Msndsy, Wednesday end Tr6-y' -
o'elocf ~, making the usuai andinsA
EOR SHREWSBURY LONG BRANCh,
forsG tock ockia roS4 "a HSTosgo%S.is: 'P:: ~:
sshtdrnsd steamer JAMES CHRIS rOfHEk, CePe Io.s s
Sonp1s ~n run from ioot Of Jsyst r. folos' Lssv'
asv.Yori: Tuesday. Aus .. e WsaSs: sasssx Az
"sp M saturday,. o. s:.S.ls Sew ~ 81
n, fresSsy sept T. M 81 p Lssv: 0e..s rOs': or
Tos.dsy, luI Is; nll} W:dns:isy' a's - H. m Set
.s.y As y, 4. s.,.,ay T., A;s !: = = N = rss.
sss: foi sSus. vl.s R.a B.nA ~ Sss:, rs 49, .
sruntry Ths beet . eoe S6endy o6ersd 70 ne "'e'
ssoity - Ne bsst sSsptsA h0st ever % ~ 'so's'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-01
THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY
II

n. kLNNEpY Of h0.S.ry is. h.. s.ss'.a II o..
He be. tired in eleven hundred es.es ard never eI
except two eases, both thordet humor He h.s
Ho.e..on o, 20 nah'fea eer'ne'e' o' 10 " v'sr
80 htrI.. are warranted cure nur.ins .o-. month
One bottles VIII cure the WORT and Of pimpes
Two ~ tire. bottle. will s.s, the system Of boils
Two bottle. warranted TO cure the won't eGnher IN hs
Thee to hv. bottles w,rAI.d The ,sse Of
~ysrels; bottle, AZ. warranted to .ur. a. s,..o, IN II,
Two bottles warranted 10 cue raining Of tie suA
-Four or 1 bottles warranted 70 corrupt and running
ons bo,.. will cure seaIy eruptious Ct the skin.
thee bottles sTe warranted TO cure the worst case o
answorm
Tht.. 70 four bottles are warranted to eur. .atrheum
Riye eight bottles vii the of serofoa
ibeue6t = Lways experienced kon the 6rst bous aud
pefeet cure warranted when the above quantity takes
Ill the uoshs<fu medicines Of the day hst weed
rewus the pAstures and sons cd walls should
bsu,st 4 has The,e n
sbout .u'ins ssse' bat not yours Pedded
eeu o4 every II b.s already done Of rea.
ever done N Hs.ehu'e'' gave II TO children
ooks children whose hesh was soft and nseby restored
per.ei state Of heaist hs one bottle,
Iws;s sves great relief h es,aEIh Aai d1.nesA
been re sulated ~ it. Where SodJ sound qt.
cav but where ers Is Aqy Of The fanc.os Of
nature Wi very s sus eelsss but you b
siuned .hey always dssppesr u hoi four days week
fhe1e never bad result om the contrary when tbs.
selling is zone you win feel yourself like peson heard
sone OF the most sneonums " that
nstsued to. -
Manufactured BY DONALD KENNEDY No lqs wsrens st
Ro1bury, Bss. Price 81
10 q, Bs,c.y.t CHARLES H. RANG No ice BrosdYsy;
4 B. 4 D. SANDS, No lA W,n.sm..ti MARSH, oRv1sG
WELLsL L Co No us Frsntim-.t HeKRSSbN, ROBBiN
SO kG n sssSls sk faak 81 a4Ssa
WARD CLOSE Co, Msdenlsne NJ. HAYES Brook
n AID for sale st retail by Ill respectable Drusss rr0us&
out the Union.