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Dental

nR. L. WESTON, JR., E~SPEGTFULLY IN
- forms his friends and the public, that he is
now practicing his profession as Surgeon Dentist,
in Burlington.
Having devoted the last four years to the practice
of Dentistry, in the firm of Childs, Shepherd &
Ridgway, Boston, ho confidently hopes to mort the
patronage Of the community. All who favor him with
their custom, may be assured Of prompt and skiltul
attention, and on reasonable terms.
The constant demand for his ToorH POWDER, leads
him to inform the Public, that during the past TWEEN
ty years 1t has been made crrinir,iy by Dentists tr
thar own Patients. This in itself il sufficient guar.
antee for its superior quality. All who have used IT
freely acknowledge its merit, over any other dent,
fricc.
Office over :. L.. IIer'rick's store Church street
Burlington, VT, Feb 4 1856. dGwti
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1 BEAUTIFUL AND VALUABLE MAP OF
the United States, showing by colors The
comparative area Of Freedom and Slavery, and
the Territories whose destiny is vet to he docided
exhibiting also the Missouri tompr0mlsa Line
and the Route Of Col Fremont in his famous Fl
Plorations, with statistics Of tho Free and slave
States. Price, in sheets, single copies. rs cents
per 100, Sl2 so. lucases, single copies, S7s cents.
per dozen, -. 10000 Agents wanted. Published
by q W ELLIOTT. No l72 William st., ~
York vs.
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ARE CURED BY
ARNOLD'S GLOBULES AND VITAL FLUID.
Their Chemical Action destroys the cause oI
these ailings, and it regulates and lessons the
effect which Changes Of the Atmosphere have upon
the blood and system. The Vital Fluid WHITES both
mind and frame. No medicine completes with it,
for 10 mere medicine has or can have its basis or
action.
Sec Circular, to be had CT medicine dealers.
BURR, FOSTER a CO., l Cornhill, General
Agents. a~plddwly
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Mansion House,
ALBURGH SPRINGS, VERNON
On nI. Eu.-u u.

SPRINGS, VERMONT,
CHAuScHr Smith. Proprietor.
This House has been put in good order. and is
L now open for the reception and accommodation Of
Visitors to the Springs, Fishing and other Pleasure
Parties. A continuance Of public patronage is re-
s%poctfully solicited.
Carriages TO and from the Railroad Station, free
Of charge.
A!buTgh Springs, Vt, May IS, 1856. dim
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my JwIIw
I-.E NoyE nrr nAYr. ALL1rn OINTMENT

sc NONE BUT HAYES ALLIED OINTMENT
Z and Humor Syrup. The question finally settled
luyalids rejoicing - A new era in Medicine -
~@cruiula, ErysIpclas, salt Rheum, Scali Head.
Barber, Itch, Burns, Norcur.al and Fever Sores.
Ulcers, Ring Worm, Neuralgia, tpcsincss when
caused by Humor' or Sore, in the Ilcad,) Humar.,
Eruptiyo aud Cutaue0us Diseases of every kind can
be cured and tho Blood clcansed of AN impurities
by tho u.c If HAYES ALtlrn olNrvENT and Hum.r
Nyrup-the most ojcc,ual rcmelIc- ever offered
to the public. These celebrated remedies cure dis
eases specdil y, thoroughly and permanently, with
cut injury 10 the systcm. We have numerous tc.-
timoulals from persons Of tho first c,pcctability who
have had occasion % use these never failing reno
dies in their families, in the very worst form of dis
ease, with the most happy beneficial results. Try
them, Entire satisfaction guaranteed IN all cases.
Prepared only by DR.. Z. D.. Hayes, di,coyerer and
manufacturer. Hayes 4 Nash, proprietors, Law
renee, Mass.
Beware Of an article in the market styled the
"Gepuino Allied Ointment putup by Charles II.
Rent, as that is a base counterfeit on Hayes. Sold
in Burlington by AMOS c. SPEAR and by Z. B. BEN
IoN; FRED. Z. SMITH, Montpelier, wholesale Agent
!or Vermont.
July y, 1856. willy
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DLArED WARE.-TEA SETS, CAKE BIAS
> Kgrs, Casters, Candle Sticks, Gard receivers
Of rare beauty spoons, Forks, Knives for dinner
and Desert, Plated on Steel sc, Just received NJ
No, l Bank Block by
isl3 BRINSMAID 4 HILDRETH.
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j. TryOn

IJAVlNG RETURNED to his Old Stand on st.
So Paul street, is prepared to
tutand Make all kinds Of Garments,
IN THE L1'c,t S'yi,, and most F1sb,onobie M1nrr.
Having worked in the hest shops in tho city, he is
confident he can suit the most iastidious.
n. Il. Clothes cleaned and repaired in the neatcst
manner and on the -hortest notice.
Burlington. April IL, 1853 diff
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The Glorious Fourth :

5 FAST APPROACHING AND
all mankind will of course turn out TO see
the sights, and for such an occasion everybody
Will try 10 appear 10 the best advantage
Then LOUIS has just received a very large stock
ofthe most beautiful and fashionable goods ever
seen in this town and all those in want oc some o
the
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House and Lot For Sale.

NOR SAL vacant lot corner Of Union ana
4 Adams Street, also adjoining lot on Union S.
with dwelling house, barn, good garden, veil
cistern g., the lots will be sold together, or SEP
crate, For terms enquire Of Mr.. j. c. Haw.ey or
the premises, or OF H. q. White.
February, 4, 1856 WITT
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Icph out for Lightning,

And Protect yourselves in seascn, Tbs Subscribers
are agents Tor OTIS PATENT LQDs, the most
complsts protection against Lightning yet devised,
and are ready TO PUT then up In airy quantity
short ne'i,e. We have been in the business
years. srd have always given good satisfaction.
A. L. < q. NJ. DUNCAN.
Winooski. iuntg t.--Sm
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a Gard.

A Card.
AIDES WILL hind AT II JEwELRY
- store on Church street, the greatest variety 10
be found at any one place, of such articles as they
often wish TO find, and a better assortment than
ever before, such as: Brazilian, Horn, Shell, Buff
talo and Rubber COMBS; Dressing and Fine Combs;
Brushes Perfumes; Pomades; Hair Oils; Extracts
for Perfumes and for Cooking purDos,s; Nursery and
Toilet articles generally Pins Of all sizes; Needles
of the BEST QUALITY at 6 cents paper. The
richest variety Of new styles Port Monaies; Purses;
Pocset-books; keticulesi Writing Desks; Dressing
Cases; scissors CuG Buttons; Spool Stands sew
Ing Birds Crochet Rings aud Hooks or Needles;
Busksi Belts Buckles and slides; India Rubber
Pens aud Pencils Thinbles; Needle-books; Work
bags and Baskets Travelling-bagsi Curls aud
Plain Hair Comb-cleauers &c, &c. comprising an
assortment well worthy Of an examination; 4 every
one who has the curiosity or taste to leok at NICE
FOODS whether they wish to buy or not, are invited
10 call aud zee a variety superior to any previous
assortment that | have ever had the pleasure Of Of
Jerlng to my customers. Ladies will find my store a
pleasant TsstiHg-piae', with chairs aud 9TH er seats
where they can lit and look at Goods, or wait to
meet friends and u~eigLbors who are around " shop
ping Ladies (aud gentlemen also,) romIown or
country, will please consider this as a standing
Cor sitting) invitation. Come and see, at the Old
stand, New Store } Church It
j. +. bRINSMAID.
mjl6ddW erly Pangborn & Brinsm
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Caution--Stand from Under

Caution--Stand from Under .
TNhere seems to have been a great dotcHt1H in Dry
L Goods at some Of ourncighbors since the issue Of
our last bulletin. We hope the "gloriouS institu.
ton" wont tumble clear down if it does we shall
shoulder our Rifles and start for Kansas but we
will defend it till the last brick falls, and would
announce to the Public that we are now daily
receiving supplies Of ammunition-among the latest
arrivals we will mention a few.
Viz A " Job lot Of heavy English Hose
Misses sizes, price ct cts
A small lot Black Lace mits " "
" " gloves " l23 "
e" " Linen Towels " 5 "
THEY r CHEAP and WILL NOTSTAY LONG,
We would also call attention TO a
EAU9TFULL iNE@ PLAN BERAGES 25c
Black and Fancy Silks, the best assortment we have
ever had. Berage Robes, and Printed BRACES,
Lawns, JaconetS and White Goods, Challis, Cling.
hams and Prints. Mantillas and Shawls in great
variety, also Mantilas manufactured to order of
any Pattern, in the best manner. staple and House
Furnishing Goods Awful Cheap. Embroidcries and
Trimmings at astonishing Prices.
my 3lddwtf BEE HIVE.
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HAVANA ORANGES, sweet and very tine 4;
- Lemons by the Box, Drum, or single h. all
fresh and in perfect order az DEWEYS
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Bunions, Burns, Chappcd Hands, CAilblaius. lis
lula, Gout, L~umbago, Mercurial Euptions, Piles,
Rheumatism, Ringworm, Salt Rheum, Scalls. Skin
Diseases, Swelled Glands, Sore Logs. Sore Breasts.
Sore Heads, Sore Threats, Sores ofall kinds. Srraius,
stiff Joints, letter, Ulcers, Vcuoreal Sores, Wounds
Of all kinds. Will Nv
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Glorious Snrinp.

I 5 COMING AND WHILE WE GLADLY BID
! adieu to old winter We |joytully hail smiling
Spring, knowing as We do that
TURK
may always be relied upon for furnishing the rich
est variety of
GENTS SPRING GARMENTS.
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Queen Victoria

Two DINE WITH PRESIDENT PIERCE. II
present season is considered exceedingly
doubtful, Notwithstanding there are facts which can
be relied upon a few Of which are that this COM
munity can be supplied with FLOUR by the single
Dbl. or other wise which is made from the best Of
winter wheat and fresh ground, which we are re-
cciving every week from Jsphams Mills. Also a
choice Selection OF FAMILY GROCERIES,. Also a
good selection Of Staple Dry Goods, which we are
selling cheap for cash.
No. 4 Bank Block. ST0WELL 4 HART.
N. b. Wanted in exchange for goods, Paper
Rags and most kinds Of Farmers produce. jyl7 diff
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ID FNOVAL.-H. BURNETT HAS REMOVED
Ia his GLACIERS SHOP 20 the Old Pos once
Building, 50 the IVES, side Of the square, whore he
viii be happy to Wait on bis customers, as usual.
sash, American and French Glass always on ha1d
aud for sale, by tho box lr sinsle Light. Glass cut
TO any shape and size, and set in the best styles. AL
orders promptly attended TO-.
burlington, ApIl p. lo5b. WY
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SOME NEW PATTERNS OF TEA SETS, CAKE
- Baskets, Casters, spoons, Childrens Cups &c.
will be shown with pleasure at No. l Bank Block.
mh29 diff BkINsMAID 4 HILDRETH
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Winooski, junol

NEW MUsGC.-INSTRUMENTAL. FREMONT,
Y Polka Giye'em Jessie, POLKA, Gossip, Waltz;
Grasshapper, Walt Mallle, Walt Fairy Schot-
tisch-N,cal Did you ever III sing thee a song
of a dear little heart You remember Ellen. Jusue-
ceiyed at KUST'S Music Store, No, 5 Bank Block
aug
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No. BANK BLOCH.-A FINE ASSORTMENT
Y Of Telescopes, spy Glasses, Microscopes, Gold,
silver and light steel bowed Specs, bye Protectors,
Mathematical Instruments BarometeIs, Thermom.
sters dc, just received by
mh2s BRINSNAID 4 HILDRETH.
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&CYTIIEs, ClTHLS.-5O DOZEN CAST,
- German a silver steel scythes ut the best man
~uiaoture, for sale at wholesale ur retail. at yely
low prices NICHOLS a BOYNTON.
NlI ia wtt
LREsH DAT MEAL AND ENGLISH CUR
\ rants this day received and for sale by
aug % a :, DEWEY.
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Money Saved
Two ALL PURCHASERS OF DRY GOODS
calling at
+ 4 ME- q X DIS

ST ~ DIS
DRY GOODS duG CARPET STORE.
In consequence Of the advance of Staple Dry
Goods in price since last March the subscriber /.
enabled to sell a good profit less than those Of this
class Of good, purchased late in the season. |
would particularly call the attention Of the Public
to fine 80 inch Jnblcachcd Cottons, Csc and p
inch. Prints fast colors &c per yard.
THE GREAT DOWNFALL
in Fancy Dress Goods, Shawls and Embroidcrics,
and the extensive purchases | have made of thi.
class of goods the past fortnight, enables the sub
scrihcr to sell full 20 per cent les than those pur-
chased early in the season.
NY CARPET Room
is filled with a choice stock Of Carpctiug, consisting
of Brussels, Three Ply, Ingram, Extra Zine, Fine
Venetian, Dutch, Cotton and Wool, Stair Carpeting
Crumb Cloths, White and Check Mating, Floor Oi
Cloths, Window Shades, making one of the largest
stocks to be found. | would again remind the pub.
lie OF the heading of this advertisement.
Respectfully, c. T.. STANFORD.
Burlington, my2+, 1868, dGwtf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-06

the utter hoeelessues- oi LIs prospects De to-
State. and vino lac patriots have conceived 81
their duly under thp circumstances, f. support
Mr. Flihnore.l are al scarcely les rapid rate
There is IN the canvass scarcely another feature
marked as this Al the same time the Americans
everywhere are at wark They no longer Doubt
their ability to carry the STATE. Thy are con
f9.af-prrIAxr 'rha dclu-ion which our ,"P.
pnnent- were enabled L. keep up for some I'm"
that Mr. Fillmore had ~ chance. ha- gwen fae"
tn that confidence which j. precursor Of victory
Th, Is the way New York stands = day, and
~ man Who has any t. lust. Vii hazard his fefn-
taiion b, denying that the Fillmore party : III"
only gaining patty in New York itsaay Stafes'
man.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-06

The DAY BREAKs.-We would not, if we
could, mslead our friends. either in this or other
States, concerning the prospects of Fillmore and
Donelson in New York; but would fall short
OF our duty were we to omit TO assure our fel.
low -iaborers in the good cause that with the eff
torts and exertions OF the last two weeks can,in-
ued until the election, NEW YORK IS SURE
FOX FILLMORE AND DONELSONl In
deed, 1t Is our sober judgement that this day the
Americans hold the State in their own hands
We express this belief after making due allow
ance- after a full and candid survey of the Gell
and OF the testimony coming TO Us from all quar-
3ers-tes:imony we cannot reject without mo
nouncing ourselves wiser than thousands of we'll
Informed men scattered all over the State, and
who have never yet deceived or mised us
Hundreds and thousands of voters who, u month
ago, were disposed to support Fremont. ara now
in.tbe Fillmore ranks. The~more Fremont and
his managers become known, the weaker he grow
In one instance we hear of an entire Fremont
Club going over in body to Fillmore There is
not an election or school district in the States
that does not furnish instances of twos, iyes and
tens doing the same thing.
After the appointed day which the world
was to be destroyed had passed. and the humbug
proved, the falling away from the delusion of
Miiierism was scarcely more marked or decisive
imam are the secessions from Fremontism. This
isgoing on at an accelerated rate which the nc
cessions to Mr.. Fillmore 'front.' the Buchanan rank :
LOT those whose who have become convinced of
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-06

Az Army MISSING. Tho Prussian official
Correspondence says: General Chruleil, who
commanded Russian division during the seige
of Sobastopo was afterwards sent to the iron
tiers of Persia, where he appears to have advan.
ccd too far into the hostile territory. Cut Oft
from all communication with his own country
men, and threatoned ON hts flank by immediate
hordes of Circassia and kurds he found him
self obliged II make n retreat across houudleSs
wastes of the inhospltable sand steppes. and rs
nothing has hitherto been heard of him great
fears are ent' rtained for the safety of the Gener-
al and his whole army"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-06

Ascent OF MoNr BLANC BY a LApY.-A let
ter from ChamouniN of the LIST, in the Savoy Ga
2ette says:
The great event of the day here is an ascent
Of Mont Blanc, commenced yesterday morning
nj eight o. clock, by a Mr.. Fornan,an Engli,hman,
aud hi, daughter. They arrived safely ut Grana-
da- MaeiS at three in the afternoon, and by tho
light Of lanterns left this morning al two 10 as
ernd the giant of the Alps At ten o'clock the
small party arrived on the crest of the highest
mountain IN Europe, and after halt of an hour,
left on their feturn,and reached this place nj
en in the evening. This ascent will be talked Of
one Of the wonders of the valley; both on ac-
count Of the short time employed, Fifteen hours
10 ascend and seven Ia descend aud of the in
trcpldity shown by Miss Folmnu, of whom the
guides speak in raptares. This young lady is the
fourth female who has performed this feat. The
progress of the tourists was eagerly watch
Cd during the whole day, and every window
thot commanded view of the path was bri>t-
Ing with telescopes like muskeis from loophoc,
The arrival al ChamouniX was perfect triumph.
All the inhabitants aud residents foreigners went
Quito meet them, and tae whole re.cntered the
place headed by ;he band of the guides in toll
costume, and amidst Il salute Of cannon.'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-06
SALES BY AUCTION
THIS DAY
FUTURE DAYS.
,.,Uy,v .As.E OF real Esr,,.

vrnc Of deed Of Trust executed tome by john Il -!
dess and Thomas : Gadles dated ii September "a
ain purposes therein named, which deed at r,r. r
tcrk Office Of the Court ni Hastings for the city If
burg VII proceed to soil by way 81 public OH tn
O'Clock in tie evening N'
ses House aud situated IN the ighbufluod f
lean Spiap containing Of acre, with all nee, So
rrovemcnts. ana now In the occupancy A,,rtf
positive sale. l. Is desirable r,si sac
The the property above mentioned is5beev,d
aaesiionlbly good but acting merely trustee VII IN
convey lie purchaser su h tiI!c in me -
decd Of trust Aforesaid L. H. GLASS
,t.ttl t5,t
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hANcING AND wAi.rzlNs:s

y MH JVIN l. BAkEIt Respectfully ani0lnrcs to the
a]s Il i'hehhrg and vicinity that his first Course In
ue"n we above elegant accomplishment viii commence
a. soon As 80 scholars are obtained if obtained his week the
school WI commence ON Friday evening, the September
at the WARWICK HOUSE.
Every variety Of Fancy Dances will be introduced taught
Baltimore Schools " ''
le9lar attention ill be paid to the instruction of Chill
lite Art o ~ = ny 80
iEi'Ns-For the session Of Twenty Lessons SO 90
. or lulIoN-fur young Ladies. Misses au Masters
i"y evenings from to 6ocock. and Saturday mornings
rom OH clock, and same evenings from clock
"ehtIemen Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings from
Ia 10 o'clock. - ''
chase for private lessons given the residence Of p.
pills or 1T The Hall ~
ington House. 49, " " "' '' 3" '''
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ali
sfnc will hardly he pleaaant lie voted for the rarn
bills Of Ia2i 1925 and lsIl all considered aud de-
aoun,el by the Democracy as lal protective ones
Calhoun called TINT of is2s "the bill of nbomna-
Tons. nnl Thought it 50 pl, md yaIgaJls violation
Of the constitution as To msuiyha Staten declaring
the 1As null aud void within ils limits Buchanan.
m stutnping wanna in isl1 told The people
That " Polk was Il better Tariff man lme1uing pro-
is-tivr1 thnn Cay. ureinp 1t as IA reason why they
should vote for the former an tea Of thu latter Bat
strange 10 say he j. now placed an Il platform winch
l.o tis progress i,r -fe lrl} aud which ia H. lih
section an.ler general terms .fr,r. AT nrotrrtiuu
Of any, 6r,.ch fhomr industry, He WIS the nl.o-
ate, of t,t -,hartoruft L. s. Bank at "A time hen
~ vl opt,,,-pl h, the an ,tty br ravy mo-
gfts 81, nf,torr, ,bo-, nth and t.ib g,sti,,r4 f,,r
the .cnar,pion Of our rolrrl Government G.5in ar
banking in.titotisna II "a fraIv Unfortunate for
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-06

Fever aud = gur-SAfrtaim Curc.-Ao more use for
Tonic Nturr Quinne, Faers Solution Arenic, Mercury
any yilnous nauseoua compounds which only
mplant another deadly and which
unhappy victims finally with wrecked and broken
constitution early Try Carriers Spanish Mixture,
onias these drugs, bnt by
specifically the Liver purifying the blood and strength
the thus enabling nature 10 rreuperate its eN
energies opening pores Of the skin and expel
ling the body all impurities and old medicines which clog
operation More than thous md persons
Carriers Spanish Mixture after everything
had signaly failed As sample Of its remarkable effects
Mrs,rs & Hicks of Vile Ala, writes us that
gentleman OF Chronic Fever and Ague, which all the
efforts ply and their remedies could suhdae He
bottles They say sells very rapidly and
maintains its high reputation all through the country.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-06

BOSTON JuIf GCnHeaA zrecaby 10 y"nr sugges-
give pleasure to state, thai san' five weeks ago
purchased bottles DvyReaaed BttcIs and CON
nua according 10 directions, and &ereneed
the hapliast Effects.
bal been troubled with dyspepsia about three years Dn
the and nj times obliged to give up All
attention busncss. aud although had the advice Of many
st physicians confined weeks 10 the house. and
continued grow WORSE mill took yuurmeaenoi an now
Of every islgreeable symptom aud able TO do
business a. usual
The my restoration 10 health is due To the
q, vpcDatsd Filters Your obedent servant
ABNER SMITH
Grocer. Central square, East boston.
Nnne genuine unless signed 1T IT'S the wrapper.
SETH ". FOW1.E a 60. l]1 Washington street, BOS
H., Projectors sid hy their agents everywhere.
For sale by i II THOMPSON q co and J. IL SEAf,
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-06
rhe .plAas.smaA na.N.R.n for Inc I'M,


dic OF Diarhuo. Cholera Morbu-. Chdr prepared
by J. j. Thompson Co has given entire satisfaction all
noAr vino have been s." tuItunaca s 10 rs, l. Ih, Elixir is
mot comfos,d of harsh da4Trcr and stimulating ugrcd
,nt hut pleasantly combined aa the smallest cld will
Hh" IT is soothing and tonic 20 the stomach and heWts
aud when taken as directed. mover fails afford rcliet
short time. livery family should A9yra bottle within reach
III, season Of the year when bo"ei plants are prova-
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