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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-10


Il EVERY DESCRIPTION Oh MAN OR BEAST
NAHRAN1Ib 10 cum. ANp No DANaER rHoM EXpostIu 10
coin. Price 30 cents per bottle.
Eafd according 10 i n GoaRrss IN hc cioks Ocr NJ TIA
Isfr Coarf tor hs hast,a i,sirie NJ f"Ruia by DOft
y %, KirhmdHd Ia ~
READ the FOLLOWING.
Com" To our store pamphlet aud read certmrao
performed by the Inf Ol ol
respectable aud respected rltzru- many otcrr
hoe to whom refer and you doubt Its value
medicine for Horos One of II is worth pound
ofhor known 10 Try 1t aud you will be satisfied of what
W
nun TURr ofLRoad the following, and
sorr and we will tell OF many othcIs Who have been
cured.
RicnMoNp. Nov. II. 1854
AssrF iprf Go lcmrn.-l used portion Of bottle
Of Your 1nri Oh which kindly presented with,
mud take pleasure In sayiuF that found cnc,na
eruption OF the which practised
uIon Tor aoVeth Noas by physicians without receiving tho
Ieart beu,hl also recommended 1t friend of nc
months had been annoyed by similar eruption oi
br skin ud he informed short time since that the
usc ot ono hntfr hr had been entirely cured
Hoapcctfnly l.. NJ IFFTWICH
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~ " at wholesale. by STEN ENSoN WEnpIII. who
u superb Stock embracing French German
British American Fabrics all OF which bayt been selected
great and attention by Of tho firm at the N1y
lowsst cash prices.
Stock the If tho Norm carolina
NIfg trade he exhibited North OF South
Pupeua and responsible buyers invited to give ouf
and Judge themselves of the syles
and pricns Ne - & ~ sycamore stfsel
NM l,cIrralnirp
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Fs'isEsEsIGNsi MACHINES and REAPER

u haye tor Sale gnmeui. Manuys Patent r.
or AMI Mower Treshug Machines single and double Gear,
Horse power with Straw Carrier.
Tine above equal any now manufactured aud Wi
sold at Mannaciurer prices call is solcd from iqe
want Of such articles.
June 10 Is ANDERSON ADAMS A. co
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n
N IN A HorSE-A house without Music Is like Nutse
~ without Children silent gloomy aud dcsolate Music the
soul Il HE brehthcd suggested every Whe. IA IN
turo ony from the lips aud souls Of ihoas who arc
t for treason and apos SogonhR lades hsl
upon your Papa buying linno from l. ! HANi o.
Petersburg although you mas not be able 10 play more tha
Polka a Negro MELODY, aud Days of Absence on II
The ABOVE good advice Neu can al" HyH md about ~ %
lec Pianos the lowest prcna with all The various ti ana
patterns. at y = = Ash y 81,
tor.bure Vn anR %
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bacon AND LARD Bacon nnd B.nr
consignment and Tor sale by
a2.H LEE a JOHN SOH.
tibsoo' Par. rye Whi-L",, better ihnD old
N bourbon or bnugtrdntfs 10 hnnd nou ipckbrdgo
Hpl tul= u y u. II. NoWI1N.
r.s1R RENB.-u wish To
II not 81 which Ia IN Grst rate order viii mute The
rent very low. Is. H. LEWIS.
IA
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ncnuuG,s NO {. AMONINrEO sum,

heBt8G's No. {, AuONiNrED stritH
~ PHOSPHATE OF LiME-ihe attention Of tarHers
and Planter respectfully called to tue ahas my maah'' en
pound Tor tho approaching spring planting
The Manufacturer beg 10 assure friends aud patrons that
they may always depend upon b,juF supplied with attsl
iNEANn .4foM ARTICLE he constantly supctlu enas
Ia person t entire process Of manufacturing aud paiWs mp
sale.
runs article las boon before e community for t,fs
Rod yoaf s. during which has Ne,n annals srI les
large number ct the ropui,d Chemist, defent aco.
and has been tried by sains Farmers in nearly STATE
in the Inon with almost uatarlng succcs Perhaps ou #
The best proofs Of value to greatly increased 6ouaa
unpreeedeued IN the history Of Artificial ieffefs aud MT
seqmled by fernV'sn "NRsd ise" o'cr WHEN II l'''e'
luuch advantage from the tact ct the ammonia volatile a
lhAtt'f IN Siuaho IA 1as pr'ia'ato p''ut ~
with the soil this available salt sglrhnto, auaa
nnaied with soluble phosphate becomes fitted food Tor p 81
81 lseriPuens ana Is b! mem it"hA '"Nea ulh II wa o.
found quite a. sctre IN inducing carly maturity as Euseo
lstile
As there arc large number of super Phosphate in market
the value of which would Ike Ire responsible,
GFSt4Np Aflstt Which viii he warranted by M, rreJt
ted agents ah ct wh"n of acknowledged rospecah
su To them ho s responsible tor the good character Of
NY super Phosphate Apackaees Will be destmetl, brand
ed C6nsuner and dealers will be enabled make
ments for lheirsupry On as equitable terms with my agets
MEssRS Il HARDY 4 co, are my accredited and
Ole Agents for the city offeorsours +, ,,.,,.,.,
AsysaaApai oheni.taaa ,s's Proprietor 0,a'.5arg /
ap ldts.
oosE sAiT.-s, 900 bn.hci. Lisbon salt,
IA Loose We viii sell at about half tho cost of Salt in -rb
Asaaeie and cheap article for stool and farming pur.s
nne lots PEBBLES a Mhl1E
WE HAVE lN sroRE. GOLD BA>D :.
1iower Vases, Cara Baskets Match BOXES Pun boxes lux
stand Rh Z sF s'''s f,'ehS's Me- leg ses le"a
Prices to make room tor NeN Gooa-
may us 40 - syeaatary u. Petersburg. \ n.
icOrios: ,ieerie.!-wc Lrcp constant, +,
supply 81 ve'''es grad ioefs a,a to line
q cases. ]. I a 90. Mas
q Wallis a Co
% lnHgra
$50 onomauo
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w SALESMAN, in n CONNER aal house, by young
VII hH had considerable experience ia mercantile business
uud could make himself generally useful Can give good
eur's - A. character Ac Address ". II, NbRnian oicc
son. ,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-10

Mn GOkk PAtkL1S.-llla new nome arIhuA. =.
line Is composed OF the following vessels and sails
New-Notk every three days. All owned in the city
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il WARE HOUSE, No - HuLDhehHook sIs fllIla=
va established myaef ioI the Transaction ut
steel and Metal business and nNno the aHh
zion 81 Virginia and North Carolina Merchant visiting tin
market Of lArRa and Vnried assortment
my arrangements being such viii enable to sell 81 the
Iawest rates Roads, MaehniatH aokamitla ahd the
trade general, viii find iei Interest to examine my stock
before purchasing elsewhere
orders thankfully teeei, ed and promptly attended Ia
son dgu IuNS s GILLIAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-10

- been Ia hprnf Yes sir And bought Alutot " Into
Duek Goats - "a Pants - 30 vests soue at u cents 81,
20 aud 81 splendid silk Vests at 81 ~ and 81 worth
~ "a and St. Cloth Coats from Toto So Black and taHeY
Cashmere Pants the cheapest superior lot al
shirts and Collars endless variety Of Under shirts aud
Drawers all styles of Socks Gloves and Handkerchief aud
hoy gave Trunk put chem In. and am going town
and open You VIII do well to do the samoi The
aIace TlibS W. KDNSIDNS
l-ta - NNlamnle u. lulnIHhmLa
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FASHIONS ron lrau--S II mr. will introduce fA<o
the Spring style Dress Hat the first Saturday March,
for Tia" Inspection Of his customers aud The public generally
which VIII he found 10 surrasS Hat IN In boat
style quality aud finish Also. lot al brnutit s,l
su Hats young Grnta Al thosr d-tlug bross Hats
10 eclipse any thing in thus market Hl reasc cali nj the sgn
ut the HI 4 HAT
Al kinds II Has made order with aud srn.h
Customers Hats dressed over a- usual
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nrwa. cANsIAal.s. Mro.IEs. nnchA.

INV UW h1ud and Tor slI0 QaIr Ilos- IDqrr
Mi Stones. Those ia would do stti 90 call soon
ett 2'i>- LIE IS JOHNSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-10

- aud Coffee sugar all grades and prices Imperial dun
Powder and Black Tea 80 and Mnekctla. beautiful
lot Of pdod lcrf which VIII take pra.us In scng 4l
lies New Orleans aud Cuba Moaast Cutting aud Pine Apple
thnee Sperm, Adamanne Fancy Coufod and TAlow can,
dius Virginia Theoretically sealed Peaches SupRr Pop
Corn Candy hue lot Of hroUna, homemade, Toilet
aud lar Suap.'IhRuirh Rio aud Javn Cohr
have Riao added t. stock n beautiful lot Of DRY
GOODS such summer tRssuerr Plaid UinghnmH Prints
Plaid aud striped. Domestic i'leaehod aud uhbuaehcd Cot
ton which will sell low Tor Cash
NAV, a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-10

FuWE CITY CLOTHING uOo siiil Sc
~ less than bargains endless variety of sum
Clothing Cloth Goats Haek aud Fancy Cashmere Pants
SIX Satin Italian Cloth and Cashmere Yeats Gloves Socks
lies Hid ks suspcndcr Imboas Hat boNes Bonnet tnsus
Trunks Naars This rs undoubtedly the largest Clothing
vii able present patrons
With rich In the magnificent assortment Of Cloths tas
and Nestings and TENTS Furnishing Goods with
style quantity quality Of Ready Madc Clothing
,tllud ~ Old Virginia 4 W RONSIDN,
sep Cts A. Sycamore, at, Petersburg, Va
ISDRlEs.-I.50 BOP sacks Warrington Mar
- shal Ashtnua SILT 4nlA Bags No feru, Guaun,
loo Kegs Cumberland and ANeou Nails luo sides iieruck
Tanned Sole LeAtlo Bags Rio and LRguyra Coffee 400
Packages Coffee Clarified sugars $50 Boxes Adatuan
tine Candles 80 kces Primo Leaf sd ~ llhds Sides and 40
JIhds Shoulders Cincinnati Bacon ID Barrels Superior Old
ppe Brandy with good assortment Iron Fish,
Molasses Teas Wines and Brandios for sale ty
PEBBLES 4 WHIT,
Groeers a. Commission Merchants. - Old st.
Near 5. side Depot Petersburg, Va
aug la.dlm
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NNOOl. wool. WOOL We will pa, ,"l

w mArks prioe fof washed and unwarhed Wool
JOHN ROW LETT %.
General Commission Merchants
June - dem No ll6 Sycamore St, feferehufR. w.
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\ So branding boards,
!, Essential Ofis, L,
J II NlAY brurgsi
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Rhodes Fever. And Hgue Cure

INOR the prevention and cEfe af Inlcrmi:-
T. I. Mt a I'd Renitieat Fevers. Fever & Ague
Ciills nd Feyor, DInib Asae General Debil-
~, Night swea;s. and al other forms Of dis
ease which have i common origin in Malaria or
Miasgia.
This is natHTal aniidofe which will entire
W protect any resident or Traveller even IN the
most sichly or swampy localities, from any
A5ue or Bilious disease whatever, any in
jury from constantly iIhalius Malaria or Mas
TIA.
twill instantly check the Aene in y .rsons
who have suffered for any length of time. fiom
one LAY 10 twenty years. so that they need
never to have another chill, By Continuing in
use according 10. directions Tue patient at
once begins TO recover kis appetite and srYenoIl,
amt costinues until a radical cure is Effected.
One orivo bottles will answer for ordinary
cases; some may require mere. Directions
printed IN German, French and Spanish, ac-
company each bottle. Price One Dollar -
Liberal discounts made 10 the bade.
JAMES q. RHODES, Providence, r. I.
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su,,, pox-sc.Rtrr rrvrr-nrAs1Es.

SMALL Pox-scARLET FEvER-MEAsLES.
Railways Ready Relief is moi only cure for
these infectious maladies, bnt will prevent those
who use the Ready Relief and Regulators ag linst
the Infection:
We have known the r. r. Relief rid the
whole neighborhood If the Infection of Small
Pox and Scarlet Feve-. We have likewise know
Shipmasiers who have saved the lives OF their
crews and passengers, and entirely Dir ven of
the small Pox and Ship Fever from their ves-
sells. by sprinkliug the Ready Relief through
their infected ships. Ii is astonishing what hap
Ply effects the Ready Relief W IL have if freely
sprinkled in places where the infections and
conta gious poisons prevail.
We will guarantee that il those who are now
suffering with fever and ague, lis effects, VIII
place their systems under the influence Of Rad
ways Ready Relief aud .guliiors, to cure them
of this distressing malady. and to free them
from the fever of ug,e that is now lingering in
their systems and 10 render their bodies ague
proc. against renewed attacks.
Those nowsuffering from enlargements the
Spleen, engagements of the Liver, and other
organic cnllrgements, are promised SPEEDY de-
livcrance from theirmiseries by the r. Il. Relief
and Regulators,
We now direct the attention Of TIE puhlic TO
our second G. eat discovery for the cure of
chronic disease.
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ClIIu,
Weeping andslaughing in its childish sport

RELICS OF SIR JOHN FRANKLIN's ARCTIC
ExPEDirroN.-A box has been received at
the Office of the American and European
Express company. in New York. which
contains portion, perha ps all. the relics
oflhe unfortunate expendition Of Sir John
Franklin: piece snow shoe. marked M.
Stanley; the name is cut into the wood
with a renknile-
! piece of cane-apparently bamboo.
l piece of wood-part of boat with
sopper binding.
piece of woo6-part of a boat-wiih
the word "Erebus' cut into IL.
Q pieces Of buntin.
piece of cordsge.
piece OF lesther--the inside Of Q
back Cannon board.
piece of metal--iho graduated por.
OF barometer.
! piece of ivory-spparently a part
Of a maIhe NAUTICAL instrument.
This box was received from the Hud.
sons Bay House. Lachine, TO be FORWARDED
10 Tue Hudson's Bav House. London.
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Symuathy for thu Fulleu.

For my part, confess have not the
heart to take an offending man or woman
from the general crowd OF sinful. erring
beings. and judge them harshly. The lit
tie have seen Of the world and know Of
the history OF mankind, teaches me to
look upon the errors of others ia sorrow,
aot anger. When take the history of
one poor heart that has sinned and suf.
iered. and represent to myself the strug.
giles and temptations il has passed. the
brief pulsations Of JOY. the feverish in.
quietude of hope aud fear. the tears of
regret, the feebleness Of purpose. the pres.
sure OF want, the deseriion of friends. the
acorn Of the world that has but little
eharity, the desolaiion Of the souls sane
tuary. and threatening voice within, health
gone, even hope that stays longest with
Us. gone have little heart for aught else
but ,hankfulness that il is not so with
me. AID would.fain leave the erring soul
Of my fellow being with Him from whose
hands it came.
Even as little child,
Weeping andslaughing in its childish sport"
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No. Ia.-R. r. RESOLvENT.

HUMoRs-cHRoSIc DISEASES.
Diseases that have been lingering in the
SyS EN- for length of time, taintng The blood
with impurities and covering the body with
sores and ulcers; diseases Inherited by her
editary descent, 3r CONTACTED by incubation,
or tranSmiyt Il by OTHER d seaseS; over all oil
which sa diseases AMI disorders in his sec
ond class,
RAILWAYS RENOVATING .RESOLVENr
Possesses the most positive curative powers.
TIL all powerful remedy has performe
m racleS lie way CT cures. Ii has made
many persons sound and whole, whose fle h
was one mass OF corrupt on, and who were
so dis6gure by disease as TO render hem OBJ.
jects repulsive 20 the 81 bt.
uuMoRs-BAD BLOOD
Chronic diseases. scrofuous an syphiiiir
mPlaln's, conSump ion, and other Elections
OF the lungs and. throa', vibrations and or
ganlc enlargement S, chronic rheuma ism, CLAN
dular swelling, hacking DIV cough, cancer
CTS affections, bleeding oil the lungs, dySne >
STA, water brash, tic doler ux, white swelling
tnms rs, Ulcers. p diseases, female complaints
Gout, ricketts,, bronchitis, liver complaint,
AND ALL ERUPrrvE DISEASES.
The moment dose pf tn ReSolven' is taxi
en- into the system infecte with dis ase, the
patient experiences he m s. deligh fu sensa
lions. for new life is coursing hr ugh every
vein ard issues # the body-enriching and
PURIFYING he bl oil and sting out all IN r
bid, corrupt an oathsome hunors.
The Rem waiting Res lvont is posi- i've cure
for l chronic comp aims. II has nal whole
and so,nd patients who ha suf re the m $,
ierrlbl TO tur disease coull inf ctup n tie
system Let .o.e vic bare tri d ot'er treat
ments an arr SIT Ur;--ed, give the so !
vent trIl-it where you. Price one dol.
IT perbottle. RdOWAY & co,
l62 Fult N Street, New York.
Sold by Druggists, Merchants, and store
keepers everywhere.
ID C. 20, 1855, 40yl.
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A BULL-Owing to the late rains; the
MarysviIIe ladies were kept indoors mosl
of the time, no mudscows being avails BILE
After their re appearance the junior editor
OF the Express remarked innocently
enough thai they locked all the better fol
their recent cofnement, Several of the
fair ones being unmarried. and few OF
none having had any domestic trouble
whatever. they were greatly scandalized
by The remark. and vow vengeance
Truly republics and women is migrate
ful!-[S.erra lCal. lCiiizen.
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RATHER ToUGH.-At a party q lady
treated her company with stewed pears
A gentleman at the table put one as he
supposed, into his mouth and attempted
TO pull out the stem; after pulling for
soma time, he was obliged to give il up.
aud on putting ii on his plate. be found
he had been Juggling away ai mouse
which had probably fallen into the lady s
preserve jar. With tina utmos, GOODNESS.
he inquired of the lady il she had cat
in the house.-'Yes. sir. why7' Well. |
would like to have her take this mouse
away--that's all.
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A droll fellow was asked by an old
lady 10 read the newspaper: and taking
il up began os follows:
Last night. yesterday morning, about
two o'clock in the afternoon befo break
fast. hungry boy about forty years old,
bought ftp cuslard for levy and threw
i, through a brick wall nine feet thick,
nni jumping over il broke his ANGLE RICH,
off above The knee fell into a dry mill
pond and was drowned. About forty
years after that; on the same day an old
cat had nine turkey gobers, high wind
blew Yankee Doodle on frying pan. and
knocked the old Dutch churn do vn, and
killed an old sow and two dead pigs at
Bosting. where deaf and dumb man
was talking French TO his aunt Peter."
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TAG VIEws OF CHILDHooD.-Mrs.
Stowe was questioned by her little girl
as 10 the objectionable sin. What
said she, cannot God forgive it?'
No" replied the mother.
But" said the child. lis not God q
Christian, then9"
The child of woman's Rights advo
cafe heard The Lords prayer in public
school. MA" said she upon coming
home, Il don't want to say 'Amen.' a
the end. al the cher girls do. Why cam
say ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Transcript
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Crippled ,rith Rheumatism. arm and leg per-
iShed-no hopes of his reuorery-timelysuse
OF X. X. R-4 wonderful cure.

LETTER FROM ISAAC HUDDLEsTosE.
Ravds Parish, La. Jane 10Th. 1855.
Messrs k ltlway x Cor dway : Ready Re-
lief has cured Peter May OF Rheumatism, when
there was no hopes of his ever recovering.
heard of his situliion AMI sent fer him. HI
right arm and leg was all perished; he had nc
nse If them atall: bnt by The use Of yoar med
icinc in NO months he carrying the mai
from Cherryville to Barr's Ferry. l objected
He said lie must DO something for living. Il
has been fourteen months since he was cured
He is now we and isworking Oh his farm, and
the whole COS. of his cure tor yo If med cine,
was five dollars. Isaac HUDDLEsToNE
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EVIDENCE OF MERIT

'LEwIsBoEG UIion Co.. Pa. May 2. 1855.
Mr. J. A Rhodes-Dcar Sir: The box of
medicine you seat me was duly received on the
ilih OF April Lave sold about one half of II.
and so lar the people " bo have used il are sa-
'ished that 1t has cured them. 1t has certainly
t"preu the Ae1e IN every one who has uss
II aud SIX of The cases W. re of To- sfandiug.-
My sister, who has had it forfive or six years
back ccul never get it stepped except by
Q nainc. and that ouly long MS she would
take it, is now, think iiely cured bv Your
remedy. G. Il. MeGlNLEY.r
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Gu lrdian Sale Of Real Estate

IN purs lance of an order OF he Marshall
Il Common Pleas Court, made at It's April
term A. ID. 1856, the under gped. guardian of
the pc son and esta # NJ rgaret Jada,
min heir of Martin Bailey, d &C SCI, will
offer forprivae sale on AMI ter the I'd day
af June next the following described real es-
tate belongingto said ward. ;o-wt.
Commencing at point fifteen chains and
fifty links west of the north east corn r OF The
west half OF the south west quarter OF sec ion
numb (l3) thirteen, towaship number 1881
thirty three, north OF range (l) one east, on
nor line OF said yes. h IL; running thence
east Sc en- chains and sixty f'ui link, thence
south parallel with the last line Of sail west
hal 10 he margin oil Twin lake N the north
east corner'os the nortllw traction o. S c.
tion nua.ber twenty four, then e Southwestern
ly along the margin of said lake to pc Mt
south OF the starting point, tn nee north par
allel with the east line last mentioned, and
seven chains and sixty four links di ia It TO
the place of beginning; contain ng thirty Nv,
3l-lO0 acres. Appraised at S250, and will
not he sold ior less sum.
PAUL JCDIA Guardian.
May 1855. St3
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The following anrrcdote. illustrative
of railroad facility. is very pointed.
A traveller inquired of negro the dis
tance to certain point. DAT 'pends
on circumstances" replied the darkey.
IF ou gwine sfoot, il'I! take about a
day: il you gwine in de Stage or de hon.
neybus. you max. it in half q day: buI
you get in one Of desc smoke wagons, you
be almost dar now!'
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I.HH I'll Il fl TIOI'
FOR THE CURE OF
Asthma and COnsulnptiOn.
NEW AND VERY WONDERFEL.!!
HX&EANA
Brought home to the door of the Million.

4 WONDERFUL discovery has recently
N been made by DR.. Curtis OF this city, in
the treatment o, Consumption, Asthma and all
diseases o. the Lungs. We refer to DR.. Cur
tis' Hygeana. or lnha.ing Hygean Vapor and
Cherry Syrup" With this new method, DR..
C. has restored many fflicted ones to health,
as an evidence OF which he has irnumerable
certificates. Speaking OF the treatment, a
physician remarks, at is evident that inhal-
ing-constantly breathing an agreeable, heal
ing vapor 1.-The medicinal properties must come
in direct ontact with the whole 'erial cavities
OF the llIgs, and thus escape the many and
varied changes produced upon them when in
reduced into the stomach, and subject to the
proc s. OF Digestion" The Hygeana is for
sale at all the Druggists throughout the coun-
try. NeU York Datehman, Jan. IA.
The Inhaler is worn on the breast under tn e
linen without the least CONFERENCE.-The
heat OF the body being sufficient to evaporate
Gfor sale by H. B. PERsHING. Plymouth.
May 3, 1855. - 7yl.
[mSGo. Ghn wMnanp~ c~c,.<h,.~ r>u
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OBEYIEG THE LAw.--The authorities oil
SIN Francisco recently ordered that all
bar rooms should bs closed at twelve o
clock--midnight. They were. and in
FIVE minutes opened again for the nerl
d0V.
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Evidcncc OF safcfx.

NEW YORK. Jane IL, 1855.
81 hare made chemical examination Of
= Rhodes" Fever and Ague Cure" or ..Ariidote
TO daaria." and have tested it for Arsenic.
Mercury, Quinne, aud Siryclnine, but havs
not found a particle of either in II, nor have
found any substance in Its composition that
would prove injurious TO lie constitution.
JAMES L Chiffon, NJ. d., Chemist"
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An editor in Arkansas was lately short
in an sffrsy Luckily, the ball came
sgainss a bundle Of unpaid accounts in
his pocket Gunpowder couldn's get
through thai!
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.sSam, why vcu no talk to you mas'r
an tell him to lay up treasures in Heav-
en?''
why for? What de use Oh his laying
up treasures dere. when he neber see 'um
again; Ell. nigger?"