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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-11
4 YNCunuKti CnLLEGE,-Eh. ...a.a


nua Session of this Institution will commence
Monday September 1t xpeeted that by that time
the new College Building, in of
ready for occupancy The location the
accessibility aud healthulness is of the eligible
entire South and the of instruction thorough
o any College in the country In addition complete
classical and Scientific the directory of the College
have established School of Design for instruction in the
branches of practical Engineering and Architecture.
The College alreaay furnished with very extensive and
elegant Apparatus adapted tu illustration in the depart
menis Of Chemistry, Mafhcmatic, and Natural Philosophy A
Library Of Standard Works has also been recently
10 which considerable additions viii be made during the com
ing Collegiate year
The young whose Parents Guardians desire IT, will
be 'rgan1od into Military having its proper uniform
ael practScd in n daily manual aud drill.
ENPtNSEsFuuon for Annual Session OF ten months in
the Collegiate Department, S5On Preparatory si0-
81! per session
Catalogues Of the Institution be obtained addressing
KEY Samuel X. Cox President Iynchburg. Va.
FACULTY.
REV SAMUEL X cox President Professor of Mental and
Moral Science and Of Bellies l.eres.
WILLIAM CARROLL A VI Professor Greek
Literature.
LicuRGu G. MATHEWS, A. NJ, Professor of Latin Ian
guage and Literature.
jams y MuRFEF, Graduate v VI Institute Profas sar
81 Mathematics and Natural Science and of the School
signs
StHrf GARLAND, A. NJ Professor of Constitutional Law
- lANGHoKNE, NJ. D.. Professor Anatomy and phys
ioogy - 49, -
GIUSEPPE ApoLfo SARroRI l.. L. D. Professor Of Modern
Languages
" G. LIscoMB, \. NJ, Principal of Grammar School
r. H. SMITH Graduate of v NJ Institute, Associate Incl.
iulv 93dSf9nos
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FILLMORE a Con sENp."-In July, le92
Stephen A. Douglas made speech in Richmond
in which he used the following language:
w fefi--age al u m f,ei--THAT FILLMORE NAs A
RfAt Gop-sFSn. n ras gs calming Of t'f 're.srf "a"
he sip ie7s sihtsng N he ftmpof'
H. 1882 tsays the Cuiperer observer,) SIR
puEN 4 pHrei.As felt-aYc.fhe wh"Ie cansefNa-
tive people + li-"fhof FILLMORE ira, II REAL
COD SfND"-fbat his national aud patriotic
ini-'faiinn. coming n. it did when the eoun-
try wa- coaval.ea BY sectional excitement aed
the Onion was lettering under TIM aRsfrs-on-
II "A viii and reckless flnaiiei-u, under i,let"
circumstances his administration wss "a zeal
God SIND" fr N teas Lt calming u N 'eafes
trltn the hip rras sinking "a ihe tempest
Aud now the .larm i raging again the mad
spirit # s, elonali.m which bad been qneled by
Mr. Fillmore i again aroused I'M uugovernabic
IN the tempest. 10 whom can wc lock. ia thi,
hour Of extreme peril with 50 much confidence,
with aud steadfast II hope 81 deliscranec.
rs MnIARD FnLuomGl H. has been tried in just
hi. political friend, and foes tell Us tint his strong
arm and bold heart were equal to the danger,
that then threatened The ceuuiry-fhai his com
lag nj tiue 80 pregnant with peril 'irns real
God send calming the ffoubi,d ,c1tsrs,o spcak
ing peace 10 the wHl osa nntr4 al sectional
strife, aud r,.s9ing from 80 the ship thai ,eas
sinking il n ifmpest.'
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I sNsEED oil and Waite Z;,c.-Vc ~. -

verlhe large supplies Of Ijnsood OH White Zinc Pam,
nHs nentne Paint Brushes Caiors ground in OIL sand
n 49, 49, "h'eh Ne'fter very low for cash punctu
a, ,, - ). II. THOMPSON Il co
lux - - Apuihe,aries & D.u.
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B1srpH Juy3 lrJl GeaHemfH Agreeaby to yohr fhEges
lion gy.s pleasure state that five weeks
tHreaspd bottles Of osyEenated Bers, and
n.y. need using aocordngo dretfions and experienced
tie happlest effects
had been troubled with dyspepsa about three years Du
ring the and nj tmt obliged TO give up all
ateHIan business aud although had the advice # many
goo ply sIus confined for weeks to IL house and
continued grow worse pl took your cine am
cured every d1ageaalle symptom and able to do
business usual
whole credit of my restoration Ia health is due 10 the
OxYgtnHi,d BiitenA Your obedlent servant
hBSEE SMITH,
Grocer Central Square. iasi Boston.
None genuine unless signed 81 IT'S the wrapper.
SETH ". FON LIE 4 co, ~ Washington Street, Dos
ton. I'rnpretors Sold hs their 'tS everywhere.
For sale by J II. THOMPSON y CO. amid. II SEAY.
ang % dS,titawIw
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due ion in tins country of the proportion Of deaths from pu
diseases Dpc Aver attributes this result to the Of
tec OF his Cherry PectoH lie also that tho
from his taihartc f believe ihey will they
into general materially reduce the mortality
trom those particular diseases for which they drgued
From what we know OF his preparations think he has
grounds for his claims. and If he has, attainment of
which an Emperor might be pround Rarely Is 1t permitted
any To know that his skill i, brsowng health and
lc 10 the masses of his fellow
such reelection is worth working for though he had
only tho reflection for his Daiiy
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SAD END or DR.. RAMSEY. We learn, from
unioubted authority, that this unfortunate man.
whose name his become quite notor 5us in Geor.
gia, and who our readers will recollrcf. was ar
ragned recently before the l.. :. CONNIE soncr
IN this city for forgery upoa the Pension Office.
aud made his escape, committed suicide in tho
jail of Sparta, Conecuh county. Alahama, on
"Wednesday, the 27th ultino. He had procured
by some means, severed pods OF the jamestown
weed. that grew in attendance around the al and
about noon of the eth, asked for n cup of coffee
after the ailer retired he drank after having first
poisoned II with the seed. He was discovered
some two hours after taking the last draugh,. w.
ing on the floor in an inscnsible condition
Medical mid was brought but he hal passed
beyond its reach. He fingered through the
night, and died at 7 O'Clock ON the morning of
the 18th. Mr.. laroche aud the father of the mn.
fortunate man we're present Mt his death and wit.
messed his burial in the afternoon of The same
day. An apPropre te end to reckless and aban.
doned life. Nerelr 1.-THE way of the transgres.o r
lshard," We sincerely sympathse with the pa.
rents aud family of the j, ceased, who are clever
respectable people, residing in the upper portion
OF the state. Savannah REP.
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!, D. ,isTTHlas& CO. suc.,...,.

49, 10 x f. Henng take pies sure in saving to faN
va ' @aHnA OF TINS city aud surrounding c5ui- -
+. , " fhat they have inst received from Ncy 80
G ',l at' now opening line e' Of Si& Lace tra5 H.
80" NNLlh WI tars. ut of FLATS If d. tfarSnt
a9o me lot OF RIBBON. which tlav VIII sll oh ~
- P,if' give as cat hei,re yon purchase and We ~ M
'aI 10 sun you both N quality and price Wis
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r efficiency Bakers Bers," in relieving establish
c c,se of gSpcisa which have suffered for number
II voars The few bottles convinced not only of
il. value As Tous permanent relief in Water Bra'h
and sour Stomach Iconflently recommend to the afflicted
IL. {. MCNEMARA.
Rirll1nnnd DnepmlLar llth lN,.L
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I 'nPPER aud Plumbing Work.-Thc sui -cri
- Der mas recently connected with his
establishment the Copper and Plumbing business an. intends
heH constantly on hand all kinds fixtures Force
nna suction Pumps Na'cr Closets Bathing Tubs Shower
puh VAN Basins, lead Pipe and Sheet Lead and an as
r'm'h OF Brass ant Plated Cocks Copper Lead and Zinc
fu ana S Iron Sinks, Urinals Hydraulic Rams sc. Coz
per "'fk OF an kinds done at short Tho Plumbing 10
p'i'h VIII be conducted by Mr. Andrew Williamson late
nrk no Is thorough and rXucrcnced workman and
a. NuA warranted 10 give satisfaction Orders cous
sA t,a ny attended to Cash paid for Copper aad Lead
:" INV Stove and Range NnuLorse. IyachbarE
'"s -''s G. s BLISS
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dncrs word of praise for u Experience has
WINGED that for Headache Indigestion Pain in the Stomach
other part the system Chils Wearing
Common Colds IgnrSeurss Cholera thoora Morbns Diar
rho Dysoutnry. Touha'hp There nothing better than
the Pain Killer have tbs hour rrooVeled from
tack Of the sick Headache. 10y nsnf teaspoontus taken
NJ 80 minutes interval In rlaSs fall of hot
couhdcu that through the blessing of God from
the Cholera during the of lsi9 Travelling amid
heat dust toll change diet posure
terted atmosphere system daily pred pnsc To dysen
tery attacks accompanied with pain. which the Pain Killer
Sovereign remedy, teespountul curing the
in hour most half aday have heard u many
the country oyeruf Dysrucry hrpg cured by its Put
the tpth would stop tho tuotlseht Gratude
Tor lis general use has drawn ru TIT unsolicited testnno
II Il in It's favor. u. /. TAYLOR, Jr.
Minister If the Gospel.
Sid by Druggists, Grocors AL Medicine Dealers every
where. lug - t2w
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I tssAWpAiGNE wENE.-sus, Receives, -,
-. ~. nc TT ~ superior Champagne Wmp In nnart ,,d
'''u S-''I LIZ q JOHNSON
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fA{A S3OEs good Sole Lea iher iusr received
Wv and fer sale by NJ HOiIINS a 60
Is -, ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-11

WI YOUNG LADESThe twenty first session Of this In.
stuton will open the LIST day Of September Mrs. X will
be aided in the department Of English Studies by her dauFh
tos and in that at the Modern Languages by Prof
For particulars apply the various Book the
where printed catalogues will be found laug 25lM
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kNDbt kENT.-rhc com IN OsiiOus Tenement n
Il Main st Immediately Store Possession he
had immediately. BURROUGHS, SHAFER & co.
sop2ts
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- every week. fresh supplies OF Blt RI Water. in
Deniohns to insure its purity Ihosc c waiting
can be supplied in any quantity at
J. H. THOMPSON & cos
aug lots Drug Store
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SALES BY AUCTION.
E'uTucb DAYS.


i N19NIVNI sand 80" SAtio 10 lft 'Ul 10 StcE az my
caniu ntS rs NAV send their Wheat, Corn Oats
Rive Meal on tue ussl terns-ur will sell
a portion of Them low tor cash 10 lessen stock.
ntv ~ tsl a. Is RUIKFR.
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a hADs who has u thorough knowledge Of
"A the 4hehsh Language and olong
WISHES I" get situation assistant in some Female school
or would take charge of small school country Aupy
~ INIT sep ld&cs
FGS ~ a n =. Al A 81. SH1
snek Those beautiful Molo Skin Hat tho kIA
very latest out, will find at
MCDONALD & HOOPERS
lite Mrt orkl 10 4
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In 1852. Charles james Faulkner. IN company
with roombs, stephens aud others, signed pa
per giving reasons why they would MT support
the election Of Gen. Sect 60 the Presidency
Among cthers they assign the following;
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be con sicrei one Of the institutions offhe country
and tina, is the Bay state Nlis far lie manufacture
Of shawls. The New York Jaaaal Of tomme5 r.
saws very truly that there Is nothing IN The wooden
branch Of the Crystal Palace exhibition upon when
an American may look with greater pride than 'hese
shawls. The Institution alluded TO was the pioneer
in the business aud Is still ly far the largest proda
Ger their square shawls and long shawl, gcnilcm
and ladies, being now among the mezi popular 81
American manufacture. all over the laad. lhel e
quail. in every particular nnd in some points. excel
the famous Scotch shhwls which they hive nov near
IL driven out OF thu market. the side If the Allan
IL
Rat il is not ONLY in the manufacture OF cotton aid
fabrics that the industrial progress Of our country u
making rapid strides We have made very prom
Isinr beginning Of late 200 the manufacture Of linen
goods Sheeliug4 roaings table eloilia. low 81 nap
kins are now made bY the American Linen tonpa-
ny of Fall River Of tic finest htK, and are said To
wear much longer than the same apparent quality Of
the imported article
We might add greatly 10 this nrfay Of pleasing
proofs tina, our country is advancing. with every
years lapse more ani rapidly aud surely IN the
path of improvement in the arts that refine while
they strengthen. and adorn while they maintain on
Republic Tho key 10 all the bouniiess resources Of
beloved country Ia industry II has been from
the beginning aud il will continue 10 ie so to the
end II strongly and truly sad by the great Cha
rendon that there j. nrt science that Is TOO d
Genlt for industry 10 attain to II Is the gin Of
tongues and makes "a man undcrstood and valued ef-
erywhcrc II couqners all enemies and obstacles and
makes fortune itself pay contribution
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Our 1ndnstrinI lsroYrc-s.

Tho industrial progress of our country, as in.
dicsted by the autumnsl exhibitions in the yarl-
Gus parts of the country, has in nothing more en-
oouragingy appeared than in the evident in.
crease OF dry goods manufactures at home. -
from what we have may cherish the hope
that the day is not distant when we may be nj.
moe. entirely Independent of other lands, 20 lar
M this important resource of national prosperity
is concerned; and when we may not only be ex-
empied from reliance upon other countries for
manufactured goods bat may bold with them an
even and successful competition IN the produc.
ton and sale of them. Tho following GU the sub
jcct, we take from the New Orleans Piceyune:
" At the exhibition of the American Institute IA
national nslituton,) at tte.Crysia Palace in Nov
York, varied and extensive assortment of mousse.
line de lanes were shown by several mauuntc urers
and some beautiful specimens Of the same ar
ticle at the great Mechanics Association exhibition
in Faneul Hall, in Boston, in September They were
pronounced by good judges equal if not superior in
design, in tasteful combination aud quality ofcolof
ing and of fabric to the best of European manufacture
80 with prints, lawns and 0tgandies In all which our
Raanufa ctnrer n
rue eSeehehee OF America sheetings and shirtinps
mas long been admitted TO vie with the be Il n,or,
and the exhibitions OF this year hay. bas, s,,.t -,
'AouhuAhtiy TO sustain our reputation ia this branch
OF cotton manufacture. "'H
Noris 1t IN cotton fabrics alone tina, o,r tnl-,.4
progress has distinguished itself greatly Jarin,, a.,
past year Flannes Of the most exquisite ,eTfure
and hosiery IN its various branches mny be ,artir,
larry mentioned. Ills notloug since we werc alusst
entirely dependent on foreign manufacturers for tar
finer qualities Of these and there is comuany
at Newark, in New Jersey, that the most bean.
tfu undershirts and drawers, il perfect shape, b.
machinery and this at but trihe over the expeus,
OF those out of the woven fabric. Cassmeres, SAT-,
nets, doeskins and ladies clothes also lnryea
manufactured in this country, and specimens Of eae
have won handsome premium, his year, at the "
rious exhibitions.
Blankets, too, manufactured at home now,
aquality to compare favorably with the best impou
ed The French have hitherto had the highest repu
tation in this department of wooden manufacture but
tney must be caring for their anrels now that the
Cumberland Mills have bsgsu 10 compete with the
best of them
inere 10 one establishment to be mentioned uudci
his head, and in this connection which NAV fairly
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In the preface To the Memorial" volume of the
Into Bishop Wainwright of New York this inter.
esting hnecdote occurs, in reference To the late
Daniel Webster, of Mas saoh lsetts:
During my residence in Boston," said DIR.
Wainwright, MIR. Webster several times in the
course of our frequent CONVEX .ations. suggested
subjects which he wished TO hear treated from the
pulpit, and have taken advantage of the suggrs
ton. On one occasion he said Ia me with more than
common earHe stnes, there Is one text which have
often thought Of NJ opening grand subject, and
should like u hear il treated What is that.
Mr.. Websierl" Turning to me. with his eve
kindling under his overhonging brow, and
said Thee is Lawgj,er.' | replied: 1T is
noble subject, aud | will write upon il for next
Sunday You cannot.' Why it is bat Wednes.
day aud shal) have ample time You cannot;
TINT sermon will cost you the best iortnght'> Ia
Dor You ever undertook Thought. ne, crtheless
that could accomplish the design, aud noon re-
turning to my study, undertook it.dweng up
ON II, aud making notes. Blu, the more | rnrii
'a,ru' n' larger Prev the subject, and put my
sell sorousl To the task Cor the remainder of tho
week saturday came, and the mighty idea had
stretched beyond my narrow grasp; aud | yrve
the subject up Tor the tiWe saving e. mvsef
Hooker has bent that bow. and Webster could.
were he to try, but cannot"
Now his very appreciation Of the greatness of
the III me, here ANONYMOUSLY Shown. j. an evil
denee that in his humility he underrntcd his pow
to grasp it. Many ali inferior rnan would, with.
out hesitation. have essayed the bow of Ulysses.
and to his lfes end would probably have told the
story of his sncress IA unbending IL
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The publication Of the hong expected Article in
the uoniteur gives a definite shape 10 Intentions
that have been delayed long enough II be dis
credited. H. purport /. what we were able 10 an
naanee Substantially tx weeks ago,and what we
haye nov for some time stated ia it, most pre-
q - form. The Court of Naples having hanght
liz rejected the coun-els If England and France;
aud resolved to perzcyerc in measures Of rigour
likely to compromise peace and order in Europe
fhe Western Power. vii immediately break oil iii
plomalio relations with it. To guard agnin-t nn-
lust constructions. they declare that this i, not M
act ofntprycntion or Of hostility Ii may however
be 81 understood BIZ some Of the classes whom
the domestic policy ii Naples keeps IN a state 81
ignorance or enlargement. There l. one class
IN Naples TINT Gun hnrdly be said 10 be account
able, rrprc-cpting4t il does the brutality aud
wnatonness Of de-pnt,m. be mob Of the Lnz
zaroni is the body gnard of the King; and n
such it has ever shown itself ready Ia tnse up
hi quarrel with the educated cn-se4. aud with
foreigners supposed IL agree with them. Such
combination. have not been uucummon; AMI they
constitute the lowest forms Of tyranny Should
these people therefore. proceed Ia euffeges and
.hanld the safety of British or French residents
nj Naples he seriously threatened. the Western
Powers will send their squadron directly t. Na.
prs then aud there 10 proceed "a maY b. found
necessary fer hepfotcctou of their suGiect---
~ the actual presence f the squadran- in tn"
by of Naples would he an Infringement Of ia"
customary rights of that State. and defiance ct
IL regulations, il will mt be resortrd Il unless
Il be found necessary. The squadron. however
will approach sufficiently near to a~snfe His Ma
esiy aud his faithful prmlorian Gnard ihnt they
az actually in cxistcuce.und ready To come near
er if provoked 10 do So. This moderation, (which
some will hc disposed Ia think an eAees. 81 died.
ieaoy shows AT least That W" have 10 wish 10
H.
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Of txa Dakc. and The maih ~ 90 fmr' For af
lsr tie druta It L.r fit hl:b1-d. she married
tie duke 60: Arc9la.l
There is ,carceIy an instance Oh record which
more clearly prpre- that truth is afleniimrs
stranger tim fiction than the history # the
ma,herlc,s daughters Of Matthew Cunning -
Lady's Urcaih.
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Hnmor- in Wn-hingio" W.. Bn.hnnnn'- Cab

:" R'"" W. M
met, a..
Now that the rlt ctipa T. over, the politicians
news nongers, aud qHid nuacs all over the hand,
hre sadly at II loss wherewith 10 pursue their nc
cusiomcd occupations. Ia this extremity they
appear 10 display anxious soheitnde to the
policy Of the new administration, aud an earnest
desire to relieve Mr.. Buchanan If the trouble Of
sclccting his constitutional advisers. and of lay
ing down general programme Of The measures
81 his administration. These speonlatlous and
snnnscs arc. of course, without authority -und
| nothing more ihnn mere conjecture But.as thoy
| may serve 10 amuse if nothing else, We copy he
low the latest bulletin from the Wa,hington cor
respondent Of the New urk llrrad
WAsnINGrus, Nov. 10. 1856
Already the political cAuldron higgins 10 boil
Hardly /. the question settled TO whether Nj. Ia
ehnnnn Is elected ~ not, before hcsn busy hodlrr
lie outsiders, the rXprctants those who mag
in that they hnse the powct Ia mike unmnkn
Cabinet officers nre busy forming the Cabinet of
pii Back Already,l say. are these persons CIR
euiating mere tumofs as positive taet- rs to who
are to compose the Cabinet who are Ia receive
"a m.s'o Who are ta be- turned out. mud who
ar- II De retained. On the avenue, around the
hafrl.. in the departments. are these stories cir
e4.ated, sud what IS more, many poor deludrd
gsrsous believe them.
The latest report or rumor "a IL who Hrn 10
eannr-e Nr. Buchsnnn'- constitutional advisers,
= if--e Vi-e acre.. these political sooth ,aycrs,
- f5.laws.
General ca. aho has been oyersnnghcd or
i.-.et Dot = die IN H.. own State politically |
ra.N1--I. q be- Secretary of Stnte. Governor
] 10y another oi the old ingY fossils, who has
Len left high nnd dry Ia bis nwn State hrmu-t
- fakeu care ai-is /, bee secretary of the Navy.
Governor We. Il Virginia il 10 be Secretary Of
Har. Col Kiehar1.on.who has Just been dcloai
=. f.f Governor IL Illinois. l. to he, according to
I'll. Il
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SpECfAJ, NOTICES.


~ i1r rai Association will meet At tie rom over
!. - CHr.tin. BOOK ST.. On S'iHrday efr1inE lHo
.as - 'H'''''" JAS = SG0I l.
Tin - Sec'TY.
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CHRISTIAN 8dr0c8ff. of i recent date says - A..
I4SosI is sippas u that L. Nash Of Peiers3hrR has
.gi more Pianos than any else In me south h7 fa"o'
lasa zfveu general satisis, ton II North Carolina
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=rtug tp -'lsf5ae Ia The above paper will please
selI liz iIst nuuihfr j. issued Terms 81 90
"a e##sf#1a= II lt,u... SAM. NJ. WOLFE JR,
li4if Agent
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G.. EiLE ATp WINTER N1E.1sSp,ty
~ aSy oniHlHlfE htltiame can he found tI. ST
tI Niefc III Miss SIMPSON Al the Sign ct Tia. Bun, Il,
49, Ie Fine B4nuets. Drc,s Can, Itl. nm. I..i
Flower = l',a wishing somethiug Mice a.l p4asIs #
Pl"3s ~ rs slr viii the great pleasure Ia showing t
tu.iias con iacnt they cluu5t fail 10 please ''
.id1ntf Rep. copy J\&I StAipS1~
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found IA IIooWays ointment and PMS. Inc "ohaefl eureS
Elected y these medicines complaints Incidental to enaies
,,aI appear Incredible the citizens Of the ihoi II the
ft#Hs sgare daily confirmed -,
sid The manufactures Va 70 Maiden Lane "" forN
AMI - - strand London All By AL Dfugsss ri @,'
o. aud - per box. I'M NV"