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Ta0U AS3S00S
FIFTY. SECOND VOL! THE PIONEER MAGAZINE
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Where this Mas aZine is taken in house,
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New Features for 1856.
A new and very Interesting Story story will
be commenced in January, by Marion Har-
land, author of "Alone," and 'Hidde2 !ath, f."
two novels that have created an immense
sensation in the literary world. Also
Miss Virginia f. Townsend will commence
in the February number Novelette,, which
we know will strongly interest the readers OF
the "Booko
Stories by an English Authoress
How 10 make Wax Flowers and Fruits
With engravings.
The Nurse and The Nursery.
How 10 mske Bonnet.
Troubles of an English Housekeeper.
The ari Of sketchins flowers from Nature
With eng!avings.---To be copied by the
learner on paper TO be colored.
Maternal connsels 10 a Daughter.--De-
signed 10 aid her in the care of her health,
the Improvement of her mind, and the cult
walton of her heart.
New style of illuminating windows and
lamp shades, with engravings,
Poetry and history of Finger Rings, Illus
lrated; Shells for the Ladies, and where they
come from, with engravings,
Modelling in Leather with eneravings.
This is only giving an idea of our inlen-
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;he ladies' are springing up every day we
shall avail ourselves OF everything that cap
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three magazines.
In addition 10 lhe above will be continued
in each No.
Godey's splendid steel engravings.
One hundred pages Of reading.
Godey's challenge Fashion Plates. In this
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or imitation.
Embroidery patterns. Any quantity of
,,hem are given monthly.
Modei Cottages.
Dress making with diagrams 10 cut by.
Dress pat,erns-Inian.'s aud Ch,ldrens
Dresses-All kind of Crochet and Netting
Woik-Cloaks, Mantelels, iamas, Collars,
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D,a1ring Lessons for Youth-1000 designs,
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Nurse and the Nursery, with full instruc.
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Grand Jurors for Feb. Term, 1856.

Bloom--Joseph Barkley.
Benton-Jacob Ogden.
Beaver Samnel Cox, Henry Hosser.
Briercreek-Peter M. Trangh.
Fishinecreek-Moses McHenry.
eenwood-Samuel Kisner.
Hemlock-John Cox.
Locust--Silas Johnson, James Deimer
George Fetterman.
Madison-Swlsher Boon, David KiSner.
Mlfiiin-Chas. Kingaman, Phineas Smith
Jotn Aten, Thomas K. Hess.
Moniour- David w. Clark.
Moun,pleasant-William Kesler.
Orange John Herring.
PlRe--John Young, George Weliver.
Scoll--Jacob Clossen, Samuel Melick.
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Traverse Jurors for Feb. Term, $50.

Boom-Samnel Mendenhall, Ephraim
Armstrong, Caleb Barton, Jr., Jacob R. Groul
BenIoh-N. Patterson Moore.
Briercreek-Jonathan Eek, James Boiles.
Catawissa-Henry Hollingshead, jeremiah
Fncher.
Centre-George Kelchner, Jacob Hagen.
huch, Daniel Eagenbuch, L. w. Wooley
Philip Freas
Ftankln-Reuben Knitte.
Fishingcreek-Henry Bttenbender, ]. D
Mcllenry.
Greenwood--John Stadon, David Dreible
piece.
Locusi-May berry Snyder, Henry Yousl
Samuel Adams, Joseph B. CIeaver, Abish;
Thomas.
Moniour-James Dugan, Jacob Leiby.
Madison-Samuel Bruger, Adam Keeler
William Carnahan.
Maine Stacy John.
onntpleasant-John C. Thomas.
Mffiin-Wiliam Mensinger.
Scett-John III. Dewitt, Joseph Robbins.
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5aun@n DuoaG'ua9as CO Ga0.
HAVE RECEIVED A NEw LoTOF
Fashionable Fall and Winter CIothino

Exchange Block next swazs Book Store and
a full of ""'
FRoCK DRESS BOX, SACK GUM AND OIL CLOTH COATS
Pocket Neck
Hats. Travelling and
gGG sgGsg GsADggS
have unds SPenGers Collars Reus, Gloves
Pencils aedons Speces Knives
well selected assortment
Bloomsbury oc" - 1000 DREFUSS, s. Co.
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BY BOAT DE PORTO!
SECOND ARRIVAL OF FALL AND
WINTER G00nbS

AT A. C. MENSCH'S CHEAP CORNER:
nF Cloths, Cassimeres, Salinslls, Kentucky
" Jeans, Mushns, cotton and wool Flan.
nels, all wool Delan, Brage Delain, Cham
bray, Silks .satins, Long and Single Shawls,
CaiicOes, EAats, Gaps, Boots
and Shoes of all sizes, Groceries, Hardware,
Iron, Steel, Nails, &C., &C.; in fact everything
10 make up full and complete assortment.
Come and see.
.ALSO:
BUCKWHEAT AND WHEAT FLOUR,
Corn and Rye Chop constantly on hand and
for sale for cash.
Bloomsbury, Nov. 2s, ls55-im.
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w HEArLEY'S ARCH STREET THEA
w TIRE. Areh Street, aboue Sirth, Phpa.
THE STAN COMPANY, Composed of the first
Artists in the world, and exceeding in
Strength and Talent any Dramatic combna.
uon heretofore offered to the Theatrical Pub.
lie, will appear EVERY NIGHT in Comesy,
Tragedy, Serio-Comic Drama, Vaudevilles,
Musical Buhetlas. &c., Sc.
t,5~ When visiting the city, so there.
Oct off
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A MARVELLOUS REMEDY!
FOR A MARVEaLG AG q
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT
THE GRAND EXTERNAL REMEDY!
1865

EGI the aid OF a microscope we see milllon
4" Of little openings on the surface of our
bodies. Through these this Ointment when
rubbed on the skin, is carried 10 any organ
or inward part. Diseases of The Kidneys, dis.
orders of the Liver, affections of the heart,
Inflammation on the Lungs, Asthmas, coughs
and colds, are by lis means effecualIy cured.
Every housewife knows that salt passes free
ly through bone or meat OF any thickness.
This healing Ointment far more readily pen.
etIates through any bone or heshy part of
he living body, curing The most dangerous
inward complaints, that cannot be reached
by other means.
Erysipeias, SAT- Rhenm and Sco,Jutic
HumorS.
No remedy has ever done so much for the
cure OF disease OF the Skin, whatever form
they NAV assume, AS this Ointment. No case
OF Salt Rheum, ScurvY, sore heads, Scrolnla,
or Eryspelas, can long Withstand its influ.
ences. The inventor has travelled over many
parts OF the globe, visiting the principle hos
pllals, dispensing this Ointment, giving adj.
vice as TO lis application, and has thus been
the means of restoring countless numbers Of
health.
Sore Legs, Sore Breasts, Pounds and
Ulcers.
Some oi the most scientific surgeons now
rely solely on the use of this wonderful
Ointment. when having to cope with the
worst cases Of sores, wounds, ulcers, eandu.
lar swelIlngs. and tumors. Prof Holloway has
by command of the Allied Governments, dis.
patched 10 The hospitals of The East, larc a
shipments of this Ointment, 10 be used p' ndsr
the direction of the Medical staff, IN ,ha
w; worst cases of wounds, 1t will cure r.ny ulcer,
glaadalar swelling, stiffness or Contraction q
the joints, even OF 20 years. star ding. y
Piles and Fstu;as.
These and other similar dis,ress
plants can be effectuallv cured Is ,hs oo'i, O;n,
ment be well rubbed in over the nar,s ,,e ,,n, EN-,
ed, and by otherwise iollow 40 ,,' ,he areo,
directions around each part. '"e 'A' p'"'''
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IsegistratiOm Certisicatcs

For The use OF cIergymen, justices, physi
ians and other persons in registering m aria
ges and deaths as required by the new Ac
Assembly, can be had at the office of the
Star of the North"
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MUSICAL CONVENTION.
Prof. w. lib, ERra JIlurv.


Of New York City Will hold a MUSICAL
CONVENTION, in Bloomsbury, commen-
ciug on Saturday, evening, Feb'y End, and
continuing with Three Sessions far Instructions,
each day, (excepl Sabbathl until Wednes-
day evening following, when the whole mat.
Ter will conclude with
A PUBLIC CONCERT.
All persons who desire instruction in sa-
cred and secular music, by one of the most
celebrated teachers in the land, are invited 10
attend.
Tickets, for the convention and concert,
can be obtained at the book store, next door
above :he Exchange hotel. Boarding will
be provided al reasonable rates, for those who
shall attend from neehhoring places. q
JESSE &. CLARK,
S. p. COOK,
THOMAS J. MORRIS.
Bloomsbury, Jan. 8, 1856.
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Mercantile appraiser.
Solomon Helwig, 90 81
Medical Service.
J. B. McKeIvey, SO so
]. Ramsey, so
Penitentiary.
Amt paid f. S. Penilenlary, 1851 81
Interest on Loans.
Paid by John Doak, SO 81
Total expenditures for the year, $3.50 10
TaGes outstanding and uncoliected.
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A. n. JOCELYN,S
CATALOGUE Of POPULAR MAPS AND
Illustrated .Sheef Publications

illustrated Sheet Publications,
With General Descriptions, Prices, &c.
r5'HFSE publications are invariably colored,
L. and all the same size, zee by 80 inches.)
aud of one retail price,-25 cents each.
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FANCY GOODS, of every description and
variety, new styles, and fresh from New York
and Philadelphia, for sale at the cheap store
M'KELvY, NEAL & co
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Publishes the following popular illustrated
works, and for lhe sale OF which he desires
an active agent in every county of the U. S.
small capital oi $40 CT S25 only is required.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-14

\ STUPID PRAeucE.-N Notwithstanding the
very terrible casualties thai have happened from
the stupid and wicked habit of pointing guns and
pistols by way ofjoke at persons, the foolish bah
i still continues. The latest instance is ahe
killing of young lady Miss NJ. A. Moody. of
Peoria county, H. by her lover. to whom she
wa to be married. lie pointed pistol at her,
"@ifhout any idea that it was loaded Of course.
snapped it, and She fell and died in si1 hours -
Al such acts should De punished as manslaugh
ter.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-14

FUTURE DAYS
EARn EOR SALE a, nnhIi

AUCTfO&-Dn Tdiay, the 18th da} 4 fbe present
n5ai august VII offer for sac. pubs auction xala.
able Tract u Land lying In the County Of bedford the
r Cheese Gros lang about 30 about Ave
fs distant from tue tH9 # LyurhbGrg About 100
IL me si5t of cultivation % aHs uueHF
about - acres 81 finely tmbered Persons desu 81 par.
chasing farm wnu.d do e 10 tbs DE-.
sei being desirus removing Soub Land
IN ~ the hsi eebbsrhoods tie touhty adjoining
lauds = sam. Scott Est benjamin WI gluten, Esq and
Thomas Stepaae and is - eli! waiered
TEtAsCasA Tor one hsif Of the purchase money,
credit ~ months for tie deferred bearing
ram fAr itF Il >slr. orJ Ter cant - f,r the cash
Sac a. clock NJ. on tho premises
a. l:a.vd ets'aug tRAStIs II. WIGGINTDS
posfpoBrpsrut.
1be s- q the above property postponed til the 5ddsy
Of September - ang l2f3sep
S,HERsFF's SALE OF VALUABLE NJ
- GROE>--Hi be lid. ~ pnbie autj5n. at Salem In
Roanoke TOMMY Monday the 18th OF August Conrt da)
20 Nzluabe Saves the properly Co W NJ feYton
isfr -aa2ry executions u my hands J. X PfTZEk
s2-d&cil-sug Sheriff
Petersburg n.eigenssr efpy It's and forward
this nftcc srffiorcut
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-14

BASIL T. HOPKINS, WILLIAM uYAN
ROBERT HULL, TU5s " Art,INsoy
4 hoPNtss, HULL & co, Nhoie-mIc Dry
n GOODS MERCHANTS No. "5- Baltimore Street {otr
postc Hanover Strcct1 Baltimore.
W. would call the buyers tn our very 70 arl
complete stock OF FAN and Winter Dry Goods which
confident viii compare feorahy with any Northern or
Eastern Markets. Our business, having largely increased
from the ilei of cur keeping complete and varied as
cleht IMAM fornory we feel encouraged still
lui}hef and We shall lie prepared offer vanity will
enae our country friends to purchase OF everything they
may want in oar line Particular attention paid to Dress
Goads generally. Silks, Embruidcrics &c. &c
shall also be prepared TO exhibit larger and more Va
RED stock q Fancy and White Goods we have before
kcat ''
are A-en's Of the Maryland peuenary Goods as veil
A. A several 4 Ae 1es makes Of Fulol Cloths which Will
be sold at the Manufacturers prices
- sent rs shall be promptly and carefully attended to
ha4ii42fe' August lst isas. HOPKINS, HULA CO
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BrCHAskS REcnffrs . / sag Nicf, pnper IA
Cincinnati asc~ntiy gave letter from MaysfiIle.
r.. furnishing ths names I ~ person, zbe.ii
~ said we're old Inc Wings. bot you'd sap-
goft B1ebsu4n. ) Nay.rilIe g-ai.sipan. IA a
letter TO the Cincinnati iia'es. .sys lie j. re.psn
sihls f,r tha following statement a. IL The char
aeieF Of the az:
One Z. a LIZ gamble. fsnlrr Of whi.key ihsn 4
my ju.: principle rba'eFrt. The sseOnd la.
been tired for .efiine ile - houses in Mayssif.
Tie ihir1 j. f character similar t. the hf.i.-
The fourth sss trifa f1r shooting one II hi. CON
ia1es tgt sas CLEARED by the evidence # one II
tie clique. aaJ because the people did not con.
.idrr the community agglirsed if lie had killed
him he hfih j. crazy man, who trayeis lie
straets continually. sleeping IN dollhouse anu
ahsrrvor lie wili hot he Disturbed. Aud the
al is a keeper Of n coffee ho,o, at which those
peTsons drnk. he bimss!f having brrn several
times indicted f,r selling liquor to negroes.
carr. ALBEHr Pngr5g FILLMORE The He
lem SLsl1 OF the 18Th VII. .ay,: From letter
written By an intelligent cifizen Of ihi. place,
now 10 Washington city. W. learn that Captain
PIX t1s recently announced his determination
10 sappof, NJ. Fillmore for the Presidency.
AsorIEn BoLf-The Democratic Freeman
published IA Columbia county. y. takes down
the Buchanan Gag. which lad been fling al the
bend - IL et3Dinn- ana eeHuh"hus tn TeadFi1
tie address Of the Democratic Republican State
Convention. held recently at syracuse. in which
the party reso!ve. II support Fremont and lDay-
ton. From the following. ii wpIld seem that tho
bolt Of the Freeman had been preceded by that Of
It. fpadefs:
- he .'ep To- which are driven j. ole #
absolute necessity. 4 al orgau Of tire Radical
Democracy If the county, which it ba. assumed
to BE-. it cannot longer support the platform and
nominees which receiving the almost uuan-
nous opposition Of thai class IN the county"
Mr. Whitney, Of New York has introducedn.
10 the House Of Representatives Il bill providing
for the erection IF government arsenal at Mount
Vernon. The inject Of the bill is to get that
cred spot into the possession Of the United states
Government.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-14

fHE CnAmEs fos MERCURY cDaiia5e. to De
ge5ncs numerically the party with ~bieh it d,
ass.ciaiel IN support u Mr. buchanan. The l.,
esi number bsfsfe - say.
.sA.a patty. the Democracy Of The North are
NJ ia be dspru1eJ f,f tie maj a,enaacr :ieir
asa ]. i..#fH'e anI repeated pledge. s1H f.ss for
~ f.fsaet = t4s Ssa'A ax8in,t t4tif ona ser
Tn. Dsung the administration # President
ilza,E IT, Democratic party ia eenRre.. Ia.
e'aibi'ed rtskie,in,si II pfiaeipis iehieh nasi
ttak' II, sos6d,se. u ia uind,,t .ugporit,s'
l. ha- denounced and iranPlrd upon il own
ffs.iJeni. whru b. higbe., AMI only crime va
azsoli"n Ia the principle. ofibe party. The &c
cess OF Mr.. BucHAsAS. faithful aud firm a. he
my be. siii prove bat a fsviti,ss riefo,y 10 he
s2sh and Il the Constitution, II the Democratic
Patty perseFeres nit dp~naard coarse.'
Three year. ago Southern Democrat. were &C.
ea,tomed II speak Of Mr. Fillmore "a. man who
ae-erved veil Of the country Ia view Of biz
faithful and impartial administration Of the COY
eminent. Mr. Viz applied 10 him the high con-
neadaiion Of Scripture We'll done. good aud
fsliafoi servant, aud all fair Democrat. we're
lady u say Amen. About tho sane period. they
Tefe IN the habit Of anathenatiz NJ Martin yan
B3fen a. ha.er than j "a. Iscariof. and more IN.
1 II on mi.ehiefiheo Beelzebnb. Then. Mf. FIJI.
sa5fe was MT in the way d their scufFl4 FIR the
......l.. aud Martin Van Buren, was giving them
"a assistance NoN. Mr.. Fillmore. by the action
= his friends has become a stumbling block TO
tbe'n-whe Martin Van Bsren has brought bis
force. 20 their aid: and for no better reasons
Ian these they have changed front completely,
aai now fra,~rni<a with Martin Van Buren, while
faey heap all formspf vile and degrading epirheis
"a Nr. Fillmore. With these predatory polti.
eI4us there is no higher standard Of public virtue
HAN usefulness in oIeciipn4-and man is exa-
81 by them into patriot or sunk into an enemy
- ID" country. in proportion a. be promotes or
iaPe's their cagfts 10 get at the government
.landcr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-14

The House ot Representatives, in committee
OF the whole, on the civil appropriation bill adop.
ted an amendment giving $4,000 for agricultu-
inl purposes, buying seed, &c, to be expended
hy the Commits sioner of Patents
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-14

The London Advertiser says that it is not the
intention of the British Government to make any
reduction in the army or navy, particularly in
the latter, because of some communications now
going forward with foreign powers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-14

ELoPraESF At NASHVILLE The Nashville
Giaz-tt. says that Saturday evening week, d
iady aud gentleman II that city took pas @ IN
the ) o'clock train for Chattanooga Both par
tie- are married. the one having bis vile aud the
afher her husband ia Nashville. Il W, readily
a.sria,nea that they were fleeing from hume
With criminal intentions. y Dispatch nne-
daiely seui 10 the Marshal Of Chatlgnnosa. Civ.
iig description If the free-l3ve couple aud
ibagizIng HIM to arrest them. The train arrived
1T , O'Clock Sunday morning the man was ARES
I'D and Imprisoned. aud the woman furnished with
Id -.iug at one n' tue hotels. The next train
brought to Chattanooga the husband, brother and
brother n-law + the efring woman. She refused
Al interview with her husband, but consented to
admit her brother into her ro1m. So great was
Liz Indignation that he attempted to shoot her,
aud WA Only prevented by gentleman who was
miih hh. Subsequently, however, she consent
- 10 return to her deserted home. when her
friends took her paramonr from prison. aud on
Monday the purity started for Nashville. The
guilty man. afraid or ashamed to meet his outra
god wife. and the scarce less outraged public
sentiment, took advantage Of moment when un-
observed. ran TO the smoking and leaped
from the train, since when he has not been seen.
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Z Il. b. - &C.. = ~ =. 49, p = Il

ft the ea=l deslTs = lpIa h. e"mnznk pF y 50
HzIz# she pos
Osi IL "a sats rsi. de IA ssI.s n tais.
Though rfa easIlf unierslaHi how TIE fixed gaze
II lse 49, - stis sfh his majestic bearing aud
aapszlng ffoa, ms aae fnan who suddenly
into hs presence that lie faay &c rendered To-
sis poHefess u essape
IN The aert night about tie middle Of the night
.5iIe the hau'. ] net young iioaf which. seeing
ls s5ming t. H.m I8s dow IL The path 10 aWaii M
sHaf9arh
The moon aa shining bf.R4tlr. ali walked -
thin fifteen PAGES Of hin. bile ne still remained
a=#ss tly n5toaiess j8igfl - h, tactics that i
stfs.t ast ~ come - ans Closer quarters ana so
Lifting oae knee to tie grpsad aimed just beini
- SHOULDER anI afeE
3aa k4sa precisely hos L happened. bai he
f8zs J .an VI knew ANYTHING nor, found myself
53sa on bach All the Ion standing oyer me an
rs sfm lIaz azli1=t hIs front leg. Most fortunately
r me v5fe a hesfY farban tie Dld- u which pr
-ssseH ms bead. - quickly a. could | slipped my
la ont efHy turbaH. ahch The ii0a Ms tearing 10
uie -. and crawling under my baru9Hs which also
i n his grasp. found myself once more free.
Immediately took advantage 9f my ibesty TO dfite
A bullet through tie br4n aftbe young fool. Who
III continued tearing 70 pieees my bafnops and
IAN.
pom examining tie bJlf u faE Young acqaa.n-
aare. traced tie irst ball tat had entered n one
lie and gone out o. the 9therJas behind the shout
Der The second bail bad made is entrance in one
~ aui r. ext by tn other The was the fourth IL
o. had sliel in Algeria -Gss4rf, I'm HaHtaJ.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-14

ShoIera-A certain this disease may be found
Ia he use IF Perry DAVIS Vegetable Paiu Killer.

DUBUQUE. Iowa, Nay 5 l55.,
GfSTLFfrS i feel ander obliestter- vou ter ie benefit
AaNercceiYed from invaluable Pam huler few ia,
since assisted Ia lay and haryng # czpis
WhnWas supposed TO have died with tn. Cholera The rx
anrnag was taken with vomiting accompanied with
eotnes Of the uNtrcmItes arm hot appira
ii3Hs failed 70 warmth Nv FIRMLY who had
nsad hu Pam Killer with ucte,s during tho Cholera
Baho Ia La advised M to Itlak two
vais Of fifteen minutes huc persplraon ensued tie
NJ day irglaE little weakness was we and haye
tse Since my recovery hud that several citizens
I'VE used the Pain Killer remedy Cholera pronaun-
~ good Therefore take pleasure recommending 10
sth lauTc extensive notice.
" VI. CBoZIEP, AIRY al Law.
sod by Dtnssils Groeers aud Medicine Dealers every.
WaefR- lang d2w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-14

complexion yellow and rough YOU bought all the mn
ueoaS cosmetics and other preparations tha skin to
He II So learn that what appears Tia. on.
" an indication Of foul ultefous humor the
esh 'NI and Scay eruPons but the effects hidden
eus Npu but the defuruiy cosmetics Buifvol
wish 20 hevea clear and beautiful complexion at all times
YIN wish 10 remove those ugly hatehes surface and
'hahge the rough texture IT the SKIN complexion
ana nave the rose tint of health bloom upon check
remove the cause by taking Dr L. i Virgins 'Scrofgsus
Aalote fats to do 1t when directions are fol
loved Give it trial See advertisements
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-14

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lrEADy MADE CLOTHING aud Ga..im.,..
Ia At AIGTIOS.-0u Thursday Morning. III 1sl lnst
ii si Market Street. large saasaa4f
Eahy Mad. G3ttisg Gents. Furnishing Goass Cloths -.
n1eres Icsrir Linen Drilling
sale Al aeises. { Il. PHELPS Auef
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T. ALI OF VALUABLE LAND IN IsoanaI,
- COUNTY By rrtus %: lvtr 4 Att1rHeF r44ea -.
D. ) au. u Pc Ton I aBseut sUm fke "a
ef r sale n pu5Hr auction The Trsf of Land Erossn 8.
Wite5s adjoining the Big Lick Dfpot - 81 g.uIa 4
Ieunessc Kali Road the calt4 af Roanoke TLurzds.
tEe IN day 4 August Bex.. fr Czsil
The rar Z land u believed contain 80
vii be made before the DAY Il al he character d the
laui regards rs fertility the 81 tie bands In the
Ehi5rfosd Ff3gcFl4a fer richness of sol There is
dwelling HHse ID" paee The Osefseer, Nj >rruuxs or
tie md sixHtd Hi shosv tie place any tiar. aa
sell Z aeres u snd Immediately adjoining the Depot 10
sa susncss men THOMAS {. READ
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