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ABBEVILLE BANNER.
WILLIAM O. DAVIS EDITOR
THURSDAY MORNING, AP'L II. 1856

EH Read Lyons Advertisement. Fur
thcr notice is unnecessary-his Goods and
prices speak for themselves.
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BLUE RIDGE ROAD.

The Engineer of this Road advcrtiscs to
let out four Tunnels, ten Bridges, and
1000 feet Of Trcs:le work, to the lowest
bidder. We wonder if tue Company has
gone to work in earnest.
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MURDER AND SUICIDE.

The Pickens Courier of the 10th inst.
states that Mr.. HUFFMAN, near Walhalla,
after shooting a negro woman belonging to
Mr.. RILEY, committed suicide.
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GREEN pEAa

Are selling in Charleston at the moderate
price of three dollars a peck, or twelve dol
lars per buslel.
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EH- The Legislature of Maine has re.
peaIcd the Maine Liquor Law. In its place
a law has been adopted prohibiting grog
shops, while it allows a general licensing
for retailing liquor not to be drunk on the
premises.
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SMALL POX.

The Carolina Spartan states that n case
of Small Pox had occurred in Spartanburg,
cpou the person Of a negro girl.
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EV On Saturday last, about twenty or
thirty Of the "most respectable ladies'" in
Farmington-backed up and protected by
about three hundred men and beoys-turncd
ont, armed with suitable implements, went
to every grog shop in the place, and emp
tied out all the intoxicating drinks they
could find; which. from nll that we could
learn, ~as not n very small quantity. One
man locked up his groggery, determined to
keep them out; but finding them resolute
and pnHiueLing, he finally unlocked it
again TO save Ale,B tic trouble of breaking
tho door in, then stood and watched them
tarn his iiquors out; AMI when they had
finished he jumped npon tie counter and
proposed three cifrcns for tie ladies, after
which lie made them q short speech, and
declared that lie would never sell any II, ore
Intoxicating drinks as long as I've lived 10
Farmington.- Canton (W.) Register.
N A. Washington correspondent of
de Boston Courier says that there is
movement to bring forward Mr.. Orr Of
Sosti, Carolina, as tlie Democratic candi-
date for the Presidency. -
- r. A negro woman Called Sally, I've
longing TO. Nj. Grides; near Napoleon; Ar
kaasaa, gave birth a few days since to five
chillren, three girls and t~o boys.
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A FRIEND.

~ 'IIOLLOWAY Y'S OINTMENT and PILLS
Extraordinary Cure of Bad Brcast.-The
wife of Mr.. Arthur Burn, of New Orleans,
Louisiana was after the birth of their last chId,
IL constant sufferer with bad breast :, there were
several holes in it, and despite of the various
remedies tried, her husband could not get any
thing to cause it TO heal. After every other
remedy had failed TO benefit the sufferer she
had recourse to IIoloway's Oinmcnt and Pills,
which, US II matter of course quickly caused an
improvement i'll the appearance Of the affected
parts, and by Pcrsev vcrance with these fine rcnic-
dies for u few weeks, she completely cured.
This wonderful Ointment will also readily cure
all diseases of the skin.
D- AS SPRING aud SUMMEE MEDI-
CINE, Carter's Spanish Mixture s,unds pre- emf.
nent ubove all others. lis sinsnIarIy cilicacious
action on the blood its Strengthening and vivify
ing qualities; its tonic action OH The Liver; its
tendency to drive al humors to the surface,
thereby cleansing the system according 10 Ma
tures own prescription; its harmless, and at the
same time extraordinary good effects, and the
number Of cures testified to by many Of The most
respectable citizens of Richmond, Va, and clsc-
where, must be conclusive evidence that there is
no humbug ubout it.
The trial of u single bottle will satisfy the
most skeptical Of its benefits.
See advertisement in another column.
[April.
OF We have frequently heard the celebrated
German Bitters, sold by DIR. G. NJ. Jackson, 100
Arch Street, Philadelphia, spoken of in terms OF
the highest commendaton, and we honestly be.
lieve that it is one Of the best medicines adycr.
tised for the complaints for which it is recon-
mended They are pleasant, to The taste, and
con be taken under any circumstances by tho
most delicate stomuch Tue press far and wide.
have united i'll commencing this invaluable rem.
edy for dyspepsia, debility, &c.; and such arc
the healing effects Of this panscea that we hope
it may be introduced 10 every family where dys.
pepsia has or is likely to have victim.
SEC aavertlsement. lApriI.
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Sherifs Sale.

HgI virtue Of sundry Writs of Fiera Facius
a-D TO me directed, will sell ut Abbeyilo
Court li"''sr, on the first Monday aud Tuesday
i'll May next, within the legal hours of saIe.
the following property, to wit:
l35 Acres of Land, more or less. bounded by
'n" W. BiGhy, idow Webster and others, as
the property of Henson Poscy, ads. Charles
Murphy and others.
2no Acres. more or less, bounded by A. F.
Conner .!no; Brown and Others, us the property
of Jas. McClane, ads. John Widemau,
] li"'s" and Lot III LowidrsviIle continuing
u Acres, more or less, bounded by Vim. M. Bell
Dr. j. i. Baskin and Others, US the property of
I. W. Can't, ads. WIN. I'LL, Successor, and
others. -.
100 Acres more or less, bounded by: c., Allen,
Ihos. Deal and others, as the property Of VIM.
~ shaw, ads Thos. J.. Fowler, and others.
Negro Woman Jane, as the property Of tho
Estate oI Z. \. Smith, ads. r. C. Griffin, and
others. -
TERMS CASH. ..l4.
L Il. COCURAN,;s. AID
Shcrill's Office, April I6, 1856 62isd
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ELECTION OF MAJOR.

The following is the result of tho election
for Major Of the Upper Battalion:
Capt. j. II. CuSNISouAM, 233
Capt. J. 7. BARNES, l45
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EH- 1t is stated that Sharp's rifles sell
in Kansas fora triflc. Some keen Yankees
there, the Dayton Empire informs us, have
been buying them up, almost from the first
month Of their introduction, shipping them
East, and re-scllng them TO the humhug-
ged, to Lc again sent back as 81 aid to Kan
shs." 1t is supposed that large number
of these famous weapons have hecn paid
for Ivy the Bcechcrs and others half dozen
times over.
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FoR SAIaE.

FOR SALE,
h NOW ollcr for Sale DNEfIALF Of my
Il TIN MANUFACTORY,
to good business person. My object for Selling,
Is mat ! wish I" "i:larg" my business, and, by SO
doing. ii will require more of my time from Tho
working department than bo spared 1t is
Gnc Uf
The Best Manufactures in the Up-Country.
My Machinery is al; of the latest improved p,t
terms, and my building is amply large. 70 n.
man OF goo" business habits, il is "a rare chance
to bc met with.
III. W. LAWSON.
Abhcve c. IT,, April Is, 1856 52.3t
" Independent Press copy g tin.s
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Total.
WON'T 60.

CrSS1NouAM's majority, 50.
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PROFESSIONAL CARE
INHE Undersigned would hereby notify the
Il. public, that he has againiresr.ned the Rtnc-
tice Of Medicine. and will practice ln fsenMooa
and the surrounding country. - ~
-, DR L. II. sMlrH.,
Greenwood, April 7, 1856. ..,.r.,4 5I-tfts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-07

HERoI OF A YoUSG LApY'-The Boston
Courier. speaking of the burning of the steamer
John Jay, on Lake George, snys:
The nobility of Miss Kate Goer's conduct
during the excitement and the struggle for life
on board the John Jay, rises to the dignity and
submit of poetry She was travelling under the
protection Of her friend and neighbor. Mr. Prch
ard; and when danger was iminent, she turned to
him. Sir. take care of Mrs. Pichard:I can swim
Thus saying she tipped forward. with mind
Composed and dtt"rmin ,tion fixed and passed
over tee side of the burning vessel. The di stance
from the shore then over mile; but site
relying upon her strength and courage. and
being unwilling to emburrass others who might
have dearer charges-uuderook to save herself
She swan mile, and became exhausted.
good boatman observing that she failed, pushed
to her relief and succeeded in reaching her in
time. He took her into his skiff and landed her
safety She, in a transport of joy. aad true to
that nature. which is always grand. rewared him
with gift more precious to his manly heaat than
gold"
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER EMEU

THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
NEW YORK August 4.-The steamer Emeu from
IIarve, has arrived, bringing dates to the 22nd al
timo.
There is no later intelligence from the insur.
,ection in Spain than received by the former
arrival. Gen. Narvaez had left Paris for Bayon
ne. 1t was supposed that Gen. Espartero was
under arrest by Gen. ODonnell.
Advices from Florence mention negotiations
between the Governments of Rome, Naples. Flor
ence and Modena, for the purpose of forming
federation under the patronage of Austria.
The dates from London are only to the 10Th.
Saturday. Consols for money closed at 955 s a
95Sf and for account at 953a95b.
The London Times intmates that Mr.. Dallas
proposition in regard to the Central American
question is likely to prove satisfactory to Eng
land.
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ARRIVALS AT THE
WR hin zion lI0Msc-Sncad Il Glarlk ,lrns,

August 6.-R B Whitney, Richmond; w Lark
ford East Tenn; W Robson Campbell; Jacob Fizer
Bedford VIM Xix, Amherst; Harvey, Campbell; NJ
W Hutchinson, Texas; Honook, Danve; J s
OConner, Sweet Springs; l. Buford, California; j X
Crockett, Wythe Mrs Wnford, Miss Wells, South
carolina; Ed McAdams, Richmond; P Kean and :
Ladies, New York; p Clay, Petty Grove VIM G
minis, II Cheetwood; JAS Buckner Son, Redford;
Jas "A Luck Jas Luck, W Farke Pittsyvania
jno Arnold, Campbell; Jno HOPKINS, Jas H Hon
hns' bedford; Miss Terrell Miss Whtehurst, Char
,oueSVliie; VIM Milford, Va; Jno Hartman Christians
burg Jno Z Hopkins, Bedford; Williams, Wife 4
Uhiidrep Missouri; W w Leftwich Richmond Jno
- norman Cumberland; L Lowry, Bedford; Robert
MWillams Lady, Campbell; II i Clark Ualiax. I
= Sale, Liberty; Dews Miss Dcws Pittsylvana: "
b Smith, c b Clark, Campbe VIM o Hurt. Bedford
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Cos,r,,poaSs.ec sf ia S,s,G Sad. ns.ocrat)

(torrtSpoadssec Of tAs StHfh >sds ist#odfaf
DaeUing Errifemnt at Old Point Last Rn
mors and Conditions Destructive Fire at Old
Point Seasons on The Cost
OLD PoINr. Aug i'h.
During tho last few days; every report rrla
tive to the ,rovements of the Richmond Editors.
Ma-srs.. Pryor aud Rdgeway was caught here
with the ntmost ayidty. The last accounts re-
coived 10, day by the boat Just arrived from BAL
timore. were To the effect that the duel was Ia
have come off this morning in the we'll known
fighting ground, Bladensburg. The conditions
were pistols. the duellists Ia be- placed back TO
back. walk six PAGES, wheefhnd fire.
During Mr.. P.'s stay here he had much difficult
~ in eluding the officers, hut by the Of his
friends. he go, off in yach, and boarded the Lou
isana for Baltimore, at Sen, On Saturday last.
large carpenter shop 1t thus place has just
been burned To the ground, with n vast amount
of machinery. 1t is supposed to have been the
act of an incendiary, and the loss is very large.
The season down here far has been brilliant
and happy, and none visit this coast without
feeling the refreshing benefits of the sea ri, and
sea water. Quite number of matrimonial plans
have been arranged here among tho bellies and
beaux
A grand ball comes of next Friday at Chosa
pcake Hall. KAPPA.
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BY T + l. Il & Il A P II Z.
Duel betwc cen Messrs. ntdgexSny and
PRYOR.

Rlenaaxp, Aug. "a duel was fought to-day, Mt
u o'clock, between Robert Ridgeway, Esq, OF the
Richmond Wing aud Roger A. Pryor, of the Rich
mond Enquirer The parties met near the residence
of Francis T. Blair, in the neighborhood of Bladens
burg. Ordinary duclling pistols were used Mt the
distance of ten PAGES. One shot WINS exchanged
without effect on either side Another shot was de-
mnndcd by Nh Ridgcway and granted by Mr. Pryor
but, about this time Hon Mcssrs. Brooks, cashie'
and Etmondson Of the House OF Representative,
arrived the ground, when, by their intercession
satisfactory settlement was effected
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-07

A SENATOR NOT TO BE "DoNE"-Capt. Bax-
ter II member Of the Massachusetts, State Senate.
while returning to his home recently in the cars,
was asked by fruit lad 20 buy some oranges
He bought several and gave the boy five dollar
bill. The by stepped out to get the bill chang
ed leaving his basket with the Senator. but forgot
e. return. The cars moved on. but. the Senator
determined not to be the sufferer, he hnwkcd
the oranges through the train and realizrd $40.
Profit forty cents besides eating his Gil of the
fruit.
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LARGE BEr-Make Your Fortunes,-We are
authorized bv friend. who is not reckless TO Of
Ter the following bets:
Fifty thousand dollars that Fillmore will carry
three Southern States; $4,000 that he will car
~ one half of the Southern electors; 5000 dol
lars that he beats Breckinridge in his own Stale
and 20 900 dollars that he will be the next Pres
ident. The whole to be taken together, making
one hundred thousand dollars, to be deposited in
the Bank of Baltimore. Who will take it, Yor
Pa. Eagle.
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PAINFUL CoINCIpENCEs, gentleman of this
village, says the Seneca N. Y. Courier. who was
BON at Skaneatles, aud who studied his pro.
frssion there, mentions the following painful and
extraordinary coincidence.
John j. Speed. who studied law with the late
Daniel Kellogg Skhnealss. and who became n
celebrated lawyer in Mary land, was hos, on the
steamer Henry Clay, burned the Hudson
three or four years ago. Edward Stanford, of N.
York. from the same office lost on the Arc.
tic and John C. Beach Of Now York, from the
same office was killed by the explosion of the
Empire State on Saturday last.
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lOO OOO BUSHELS WHEAT WAN

II VO9DVV TED,-Iwish to purchase this season at
least 100000 Bushels Wheat. and much get
am fully in the market and would like engage $4,000
bushels for immediate delivery
Farmers and others having wheat to sell will do
injustice shonld they sell their Wheat before they
will always the highest cash price all good wheat
am fully prepared buy and for quantity that may
come t, this market
bags, Bags, Rags.
VIII furnish Bags to my customers upon the same terms
heretofore charged by the Rail Road Company, and Ill allow
reasonable time for them 10 be returned
GunnO. Guan0, Guan0.
Farmers can be supplied with quantity of No. Peruv
nh Government Guano direct from the Government Agent at
slow price be bought any where shall also keep
gu hand good supply Paster-Lump and Lynchburg
round which will sell cheap other House in this
place. WIN A. MILLER
july l5ts ON Basin
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THE SUGAR CRnP IN LoUISiANA.-The n. o.
Crescent of the latest date received SAYS "Ac-
counts from the sugar region ofoar State Of the
most unfuvorable character; with the best of
weather, henccforward closing with "A fair grind
ing season it is not expected that the crop for
this year will exceed one hundred aud twenty
thousand hogsheads. Some well informed dealers
assert with an enrly frost, that the crop cannot
be over one hundred Thousand hog shead..
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OUR KANSAS BOYS AT WAEELlNG. A compa-
ny of gentlemen, thirty odd in number, snys the
Wheeling Times. of Friday last. took passage on
the Central Railroad Yesterday morning for Kan.
sa- They are from Petersburg. Va, and are Il
fine looking set uf men.
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PA. X. n. CONVENTION HARRISBURG Pa,
Aug. o. The X n. State Convention met here
to-oay. Joseph X. Ingersol and Andrew Stew
art were CHOSEN Presidential Electors. kunkcl
was re- nominated for Congress. at the District
Convention h Id to day
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ARRESTED FOR RoBBING A CRuRCH. Another
of the men charged with robbng the Roman Ca
,holic Church on Sunday night says the Syria.
cuse Standard, has been arrested making two
now in custody. 1t is supposed that there were
others concerned in the robbery md the police
will probably capture them. The amount of pro-
perty stolen was about $40 worth.
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KMLED.A man named Wilson, from North
Carolina. killed on the 9th ult. lat Lawrence
Kansas, by man named Chapman.
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THE EMPIRE STATE CALAMITY RIVER,
Cr.. Aug. 5.-The jury in the investigation INIT
ters relative TO the calamity of the Empire State
steamer. returned Il verdict generating all par.
ties.
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HAVANA, GEHMAN and DOMESTIC a..

HAVANA, GERMAN md DOM ESGGC o.
IL GAES-Also the finest Chewing Tobacco Of the
and noted Brands will always be kept hand
my NEW STORE, Main Street Lynchburg. Va.
Having Just commenced business In the above line conf
enty share Of the patronage friends
especially when they find that have the very best Of
ry thing IN my line always on hand
shall also, always keep hand the best Liquors and
Wines for medicinal purposes be sold only by the bottle
II. NJ HARRIS e. co.
N. Orders from the country any time be
entity filled by express otherwise aud all will be faith
fully a,oDnded H. NJ H. g. co.
nna ~ Sets
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CoYNER's SPRINGS, VA. August %, 1896

DEAR SIR
For about fifteen past have been laborng under
rous disorder Of the bowels arrangement of the liver and dys
peHa In aggravated FORM accompanied with great debility
Rnd prostraton of the system BY The however OF the
White Sulphur water Coyners Springs for six months past
have only been relieves but health has been entirely
restored and am healthy having lost days
work fiom disease of kind for sometime past or
my alone the Of the waters at this place
I Obliged to consider their medicinal qualities eminenty
good give this certificate hoping It's publication do 9TH
good. q. A. MAYO
IN ID
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FROM KANSAS. from Ieavenworth
to the Both, state that Gen. Lane and his eompa-
ny had not entered tho Territory. Gen. Smith
threatens them with martial law if they do. Tho
territorial authorities had commenced to levy tax
os.-Both parties refuse to pay aud troubles are
apprehended.
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Missouri ELECTION. w AsHINGToN. Aug. ).
Private despat ches from St. Louis state that
Blair. democrat, received 600 majority in the St.
Louis District, and Benton received 1000 over
Ewing, American, and 5000 over Polk, anti Ben
Ton.
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REslGSAroN.-JohnS S. Browne, Esq, for ma.
ny years chief operator of the Magnetic Tele-
graph Office at Washington, rendered his resig
nation of that position ON Monday morning last
Mr.. j. b. Tree avery worthy and competent gen.
tleman succeeds Mr.. Browne
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MISCELLANEOUS.
uOuN n. OLIVER. No. ~ s.,r

uOuN u. OLIVER, No. - t.rW,ser street,
- Nav ORLEANS. Ia, iFrHi thu sale ured
Tobacco would respectfully solicit CnusFnmcnts nom Mann
fsctnrers ia Nrrin with No that he does
Teal in the article Commission Merchant hla whol.
" and attention VIII he devoted the Interests ,hasr who
may favor him with ihuir eehsFnmcnts which liberal All
sanues MI be made
Rrfnn,NeEs -, ler& kecn, icsse Haze Co, Hurt
Preston, Knight 4 Alton. col Aug Icslch- Annrn q
Hancock lynehbure, thas VI Cosby, l.. IL Holland, Dan.
silc John \ W 4lkag, G.s.,,ai,a
I Acim
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J. a. nrrnlrINaEn 4 co, rroprlc,ors.
CEN rlFlC ES,
PETERSBURG, VA, May 10th, lsaa


NY III AT VII
You desire ia knuM opinion OF the whtof Al t"ynof =
Springs Having resided NJ the plneo hvo monta
prepared formed the most favorable opinion The
Indigestion proatraon general dc
bv distractions aud functional arrangements al all
he sncreory organs have waters in tho maintain
with H. cScep, tho brcruttt white am
than pleased IN learn that III, place WI cnc under your
Immediate gcment and super vision, AMI thai you
IA"
baltimore witch together with the fine hotel az beautifully
finished furnished besides comfortable ooagch
the patronage Of tho public aud make the
Ioyne springs inviting fashionable resort In Ni
with wishes your mud bappinuaa
remain, my dear s.i, Your most obedienl servant,
aEO. J. SMITH, NJ ID.
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KENTUCKY ELECTIONS. Louisville. Ky. Aug
It'll Mdngh Election excitement all quiet
The X. N. party. have twenty one hundred ma
jointly. and are supposed to have mnjorties also in
Lexington, Frankfort. Covingon and Newport.
LATER NEWS.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 5-There IRE hut scanty
returns from Kentucky, but they in favor of
the Democrats. The impression prevails that the
Democrats have been generally successful
throughout the State.
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Religious Notice.

BY reques. of many citizens, Peter Fisher will
preach at Liberty Ware House, at O'Clock p NJ on
Sunday 10th inst.
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l.. il. GILMEM, NJ. u.

have years considered the waers Of Coyncfs Sulphur
SPRING. ootour county IA beneficial IN dyspohn torpid
aud cntcobled conditions Of
aud chronic Elections of the kidneys aud
bladder Ihnvc hoard highly recommended for
diseases peculiar females nnd have known some such
whhthc patients greatly benefited and Others
rurcd by tictn J. " CHRISTIAN, NJ. u.
May eth, leJb.
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LYNcnnliRG. MAY aill,, 1855.



obedience rogucat with reference to the properties
coyrcr pngs water without hesitation and with perfect
confidence It's recncy recommend 10 all persons aboring
u imperfect painful digestion dis"ases OF the
bndrr females labong undof their pccu
liar affections The light AMI be taken In large
the stomach, aud acis kindly On the
kidneys. regard II equal to of tho sulphur waters OF
riniar strength. Tho situation Ia delightful, ana Improve
inents n aud very comfortable. 49,
Yours, very respectfully, i. il. tiiMEM, NJ ID