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Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20
Isaac Ton!iceY. ] c,

One of the most important questions, says tho Mariden Transcript, to be decided by tue neonle of this State, at the next Election, is whether Isaac Toucey, who not only betrayed the cause of Freedom by voting for the repeal If the Missouri Compromise. but who has siece hoasted of his treacheEy, shall represent the peo- ple of Connecticut in the Senate of the United States. or whether some man whose sympathies are with the North in the present struggle of Freedom with Slavery-some man W,o may Je relied upon to stand up nobly for ttc cnrse of humanity shall be elected to fill his place. We put the question earnestl.; to every honest voter ---shaD Isaac Torecy, who stood upon the floor of the ssrnate as the representative Of Tree Con- aecticut and advocated the repeal of solemn compact that the blighting curse of human bcnaage might be extended over free territory, be sanctioned in his course and honored with reelection, or will you show your sympathy for suffering humanity, your love fora a Freedom which cost our ancestors years of hardships and trials to maintain, and your respect for legisla- tive honor and fairness, by electing representa- tives to the Legislature. who will repudiate his course and select man to fill his place
 The struggle is now going on for the main teuancc of freedom in territories where slavery, is not guaranteed by the Constitution is fraught with mighty consequences, and will be q mem orablc one in the history of our country. Shall it be recorded of Connecticut, whose gallant sons were the first to buckle on the armor of Liberty and march forth to the battles for Free dom in the days of the Revolution, that she gave her consent to the spread of Slavery over terri tory consecrated to Freedom? God forbid :! Rather let it be recorded of her that she brand ed as traitors those of her representatives in Congress, who dared to stoop to the paltry die tates of party policy at the expense of great principle-the maintenance Of Freedom ill Kan- sas and Nebraska
 Frccmen of Connecticut, the election is close i. at hand! fire you prepared to give your sanc- ton to the course of Isaac Toucey? We hope not, and believe not. We believe that you will go the polls on the 7th of April and pronounce an emphatic verdict againt him. Be not de. cieyed by any artifces Of the administration; be pot shamed from your duty by any of it's oppro- brious epithets; do not lose sight of the issue Last Spring you did your duty nobly, but the battle is but half fought Isaac Touccy's dema- guogeism is yet to be rebukcd. Forward, friends of Freedom, and do your duty 2
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20
Republican State Convention. 5


 A Convention of the Republicans of this State to nominate State officers was held at Hartford on Wednesday, A eommittc on permanent or ganization, a committee on credentials, and q committee of two from county to prepare Resolutions and an Address were appointed \ resolution to appoint State, Congressional and Senatorial Committees was laid on the ta- ble after. discussion. Hon. John NJ. Niles was then invited to address the Convention he said this was contention of men come together to make known their opposition to the present 4d- ministration, and their resistance to the slave power. Our fathers recognized slavery as State concern-but the South wants to mako it national aid put it under the fostering care of the general government Tue committee on organization reported Charles L. English, Esq of New Haven, for President, who made handsome speech and entered on the. duties of the post. II. A. Sikcs, s. R. Champion, ". B. Hough, Ezra s. Williams, Philip $: Beebe John F. Trumbull Dauiel F Tyler and Dwight Loolnis were appointed Vice Presidents aud Joseph l,. Hawley, E. " Hatch, Elisha Cas. pentcr aud John H. Russell, were appointed Secretaries. Rev. Doct Patton made a prayer. commenting the organization to the protection of Providence The Committee on Credentials reported 327 delegates present. \ delegate remarked thdt tile Convention had n5 platftrni and thought it premature to nominate man to head the State ticket until the platform was built. An informal ballot was ordered, and Chauncey F. Cleveland had 55 ;Gidcou Wclles, 4S :; Thomas s. Williams, 1G; Elihu Spencer, Is; Benjamin Silliman, 23 William T. Minor, 69 i; Francis Gillette, i4 Roger s. Baldwin, I John M. Miles, ; John Boyd, 2 and sun dry other candidates one and two votes each. On the formal ballot Gideon Weles had als out of 272 votes, and WAS declared unanimously nominated: e
 It should be stated, that Governor Cleveland on the first evidence Chat he was thought of as candidate, pcremptorly declincd-said he had TO notion of holding office and remarked that as personal fii-r,s and xcil-wisher of Governor Minors, he would say that if Minors friends desired his reelection, they ought not to press his nomination by this couvcution The ron!ina. ton of Gideon Wellcs was conceded to be sat isfactory to the gentlemen from New Haven, who had originally preferred to nominate Pro- lessor Silliman of New Haven
 For Lieutenant Governor, Henry E. Harri. scn of New Haven, was nominated by vote of lT3 out of 2gs.
 For Treasurer Joseph B Gay of Thompson, was nominated by vote Of 94 out of l17.
 For Secretary, John Boyd of Whlsted, was nominated hy ll3 votes out of l6O.
 For Comptroller, John T. Adams, by a vote of 9E out of sg. i..a -.. VI -a
 All these nominations were subsequently made unanimous, and Mr. Harrison telegraphed to the Convention his acceptance of the nomination We have not room for the resolutions passed by the Convention
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Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20

{ nI~ The London Shipping Gazette contains Q letter from Cyrus ". Field, Esq, of New York, now in London. announcing his faihse to procure a settlement of the Company's claim on the London underwriters for the loss of their electric cable, which occurred last summer af- ter forty-four miles of it had been submerged between Newfoundland. and Breton Island, Nova Scotia. in consequence of a storm that compelled the captain to cut the cable, in or der to save the vessel in which it was embark cd. Mir Field says that one of the underwri ters told him "there is no loss, the cable being at the bottom of the sea, jns aehere you seish topatit."
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20

SrAMAHRlNc, &c. cured by pr. Jones, rote at the Mansion Hoase Litchield, Ct, where he will practice til March 24th, when he goes to Mddletown and practices at the McDonoag;. House till the last Of March He is Me oa,lp sian now living that can radically cure stanl- mering, and requires TO pay till his patient is cured. & 3 e&
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20

DEER CAUGHT IN DUrcHEss CorNrY---A cor respondent of the Democrat says that on Satur- day, March lst Mir. Anson Green caught a female deer in the woods of David C. Fraden- burgh, in Stanford The game having been seen in the neighborhood for some days, Mr. c. with his blooded hound started in pursuit on Saturday morning and succeeded in capturing it. It is supposed the deer crossed the ice this winter.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20
Whig State Convention.

The Convention called by such menbcrs of the State Cem,nittee-as have not identified thcmselres with any other party. was held at New Hasen on Thursday abost forty members beif. in attendance
 The meeting was called to order by Alfred H. Terry Esq, of the State Committee. and on iaet:ea Hon. Green Kendrick of Waterbury, was nominated for President and Hon. Oliver H. Perry of Fairfield, was appointed Secretary. Mr Kcnirick, upon taking the chair, msdc a short speech suggesting that the first thing to be decided was whether the Whig party should maintain its organization, with a view to ulti- mate results, and make an independent nonli- nation for State officers. Selah Strong, Esq of Milford, moved that fnll ticket for State efieefs be nominated, urging it npon the ground that the Wings could not support the candi- dates already in the field and the necessity of preserving an Organization for the Presidential election. He was followed by Messrs. Seeley of Bridgeport. Goodyear of East Haven. Curtis of Norwalk, Nesston of Middletown, Pardee of New Haven, Cooke of Waterbury, Wylie and Terry Of New Havsn, and one or two other gentleman. all in fayor of an independent nonli- nation, though one CT two of the speakers ex- pressed a willingness to unite with other parties If the Convention thought best.
 The motion to make nominations was carried unanimously, and the Convention balloted for Governor with the e~fo.lowing result
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20

RILEY CoGsWILL was committed to sheriff Sedgwiek's keeping on Wednesday fer having stolen COW worth forty dollars from Thomas Bostwick of Salisbury. He was hound over by the Justice to the next Court.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20

ROBERT SCHUYLER AL,vE-Many have doubt cd the truth of the report in circulation some time since in regard to the death of Robert Schuyler It now appears that he is still alive; for n newspaper, published in the little town of Rruggee, in the princpality of Raldol tadt, Germany, states that he is still living, and that he resides near that place.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20

n6y- The Anti-Administration men of the 10th (Bridgeport) District have held Con- vention and nominated John Gould, of Fair field, for Senator. The Standard says the nomination is a strong onef and will receive the support of all the voters opposed to the Ad- ministration Last year this 1ylstrict was lost by disunion of the opponents of the Adminis- tlon but with such U candidate as Captain Gould, We are confident of . much more grati- flying result this year. ss ..lesq
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20

\ CONCERT is to be given at Washington this (Thursday,, evening by several united Choirs under thc lead of Augustus Smith, From the high manner in which we hear Mr. Smiths abilities estimated, musical treat may be expected s4 !.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20

THz INSTALLATION OF REV MR. SHIru at Wo!cott,ille is to take place on "Wednesday s6t!, instead O. the 18th, as stated last week We were misinforlned in regard to tho date
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20

tss- The Derby Messengerstciis of sfan' ily of mother aged 92, with family of .s.ine children the oldest of whom is 78 years of age. The united ages Of all the living decendants is 17129 years. The old lady's name is Pouy Bee. nan, and she lives in Birmingham
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20

-szp par The Germans of New Haven, wheS arc
 AntiMaine Law men, and have voted with
 the Democracy from their hostility to Liquor
 Prohibition are highly dissatisfied because the
 Democratic State Convention expressed no hos tlllty to the Mana KAw. us they did last year; 1; and because Mfr hgham has refused to say that he Is the Anti-M Maine Law e:.nailate.'
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20

NEW HAArsHIRE ELECTION The admipistra- tioa party could not carry Piercc's oyn State --therc is no choice of Governor by the people. The Senate is about equally divided, and the opposition have a good working majority in the House.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20
wHIG NOMINATIONS.

FOR GoyERxoR, JOHN A. ROCKWELL, of Norwich. 2 ron LfErf.s GOVERNOR, & JOSIAH N. CARTIER, of Norwalk. s2
 FOR SECRETARY. J.HAAIMoND 1ADMBELI4, of Hartford.
 FOR TnEAsrRER, STEPHEN D. PARDEE, of New Haven.
 FOR ccNTIOLLER. ALBERT N. BALDWIN, of Kew Milford.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20

TnE SLElonIsa holds passable in this vicinity, but in the adjoining towns the snow is worn of the road entirely in spots <~, ~.. .,5
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20
AMERICAN noMmAr1oNs

FOR GOVERNOR, e= WILLIAM F. MINOR, of Stamford. FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR. ALBERT DAY, Of Hartford. r"s FOR TRRAsURER. FREDERICK P. COZ, of West Knlingly.
 FOR SECRETARY, NEHEMIAH b. SHERRY, of New Haven.
 FOE CONTROLLER, EDWARD PERKINS, of New London.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20

For Senators. No. .1-CnARLEs T. HILLYER, Hartf I'd. .. o-tDTA D R. LANpoN. Guilfofd. .. > 9-WnLIAM THAcHsR. Montyille. .. 1n--Jous GoCLD, Fairfield. ' . 13 JOIN GALLUP. 2d. Brooklyn.
 . l4-CnARLss MATH:w ,S, PuInfr t. :. . 15-GIDEos II. HoLLIsrER. Iitchtied .. . 17-SAIpEL b. NoGTHwAy, \ rtolk.
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Gentlemen. NV child had commenced breaking out lati
fall in small Sores gradually extended over to entire
end including both rs which much eatrh by hr
sores as 10 tha both would drop of
adverted Rnd domestic remedies without
any good results then procured and applied il' TIRi
on begAn better the botle got broke aud we a
Piled gals again began 10 gel w"rsr Ny edeT laugh
Ter said Pa get of Thai Turf on, ss heal
much when You used 1t We got another
bottle head nearly well This was an hggfa
ase1 ease took hail hour every day Mahh a. and
was very hatil" feel aSanted "h cure
her entirely ns there tire disease remtninE
You are ,ncd to tins and heneht of others, take
great pleasure ia giving lou this certificate
Respectfully, / 'll-NLh
TIA lJtVtA
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
.u.,ArE s.,,.,.,,. rnn nlMmEcIIEs..

UDWasAGE StIlOOI ron hM GsbtE~.-
The desires to call the attention ot i"Vn's
Guardians children OF slnw mental or phyH'h h"
vclopenen the thai hr has opened IN Harlem few
Private Family school where suth chh
he aud taught The experience he mas ma
YEARS. connection with the MasaaciuS'HH
aud ronnsy State fo dio has ahown hn
that much he done Ia bringing these children t
condition In u" has lao tl'hi
return home ec, In acommen sehoolw ad'anaEo
rugngrin f, with The earlier the
commences, The better, ~
address JAMES " Ky anus.
aug e6diy No ali hrondwaYf or Harlem, N" h"'N
,uNuE HAZARD POWDER SOnrANx,
rouccd their prices correspond with the reduced G. at Il
offer their we'll known brands Of Flee
irlc Indian entnrky N,ne Powder In keFs and can.
iatca 80 Gum blasting aud mining comprising
of qualities knis required hy the Ad,
guaranteed To give rrttr =atla'sCtiun.
The standard of their POWDER which has enjoyed the
highest reputation than twenty ave yeafs, viii ho
found ohor manufacture IN tho world
the principal dealers aud aao at the chico ni
the Company NJ. - " nl. co Water street NV York.
a. q. HAZARD, prcet
A T.. nnudiAss, Seery,
- dom Is NJ r N COL
CONNOLLY n ADAMs, GebUcco tom'niA-
J SION MERCHANTS, Ne. A. FhoNt Htr ct New holk,
~ Liberal adv conRiR ninnnt
Mr INNlSC ADAMS would he pleased To hear from hi9
i,luuda Mt this house JAMES A, CONNOLLY,
mi "a ,ix RDR#r NJ ADAMS
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NIAvTWAsSEs. WNTTWAs~Es. Fine
Nu Mattresses made Ia order aHo number OF them
superior quality on hand and FOR sale by -. ..,,
laibm NM Io'St
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z ,unun. a1fsuce y paper ~ ar discontinued cs-
@ nj the option Of the Prapri,ors UHta al arrearages shall
4sye been paid
ApVERTSEHENTS' are inserted for 5neeuts per spare
"a incs or frsi insertion aud n
,pre unless ordered inner form weekly and then
er square viii be charged Zach Insertion II the number
aseons be- not marked on the Ms il viii he published till or
3.r.l out. aud charged accordingly
TIL EARLY RATES AHEs
square
- du do 81
For one do semi week. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. p
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e Advertisements Intended bot papers subject spc
"a contract.
a. Annual advertisers vii be itnited their immediate
isines the advrs,m charged nj transient rates
u All new advert appear in the daily aud tri
weekly papers.
y Obituary which eight lines charged
te div for thu excess.
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VOL. 5---NO.; 1O5.
BALTIMORE.


NM. MILLS MEDICAL OFFICE Lock In-
~ Urinary Bamore-Instltutod, a ID 1879, No 81 Sonh
IL OR No FEE kEQuIRED-pr. Mills exp xperienced
Physician the Aopnthe School, may be cepsdenfa4v e,
'''iS" Na n..., scan,s. IL " .rs \. ss, Es.e,,.
practical experience of over 20 enables NJ TO
In the shortes possible time to have safely
effected.
extensively slebred for the eeetas andspeedy Of all
oascH of Secret Diseases established In this city
refuge from 9uackcry, over 20 years ago.
The High Reputation
of this lnstnon would render public notice
been avhpd o their money maeaed by The Charatans
nourh largely In the public prints and with whom city
Afflicted be ys"r Guard,
fAou wond avoid injury pcennary loss and disappointment
cd Dr makes aining professions. promises
ihan he VIII honorably perform.
secondary a"d Chronic Gases.
Tho usnsl symptoms Sore Throat, liberation ia.
Mouth Itching aud Tenderness about The Nose or
the oldos, aud most of such cAsss In NJ ia
willing TO stake hs honor aud reputation
The Triumph oG Science.
Tho remedies of br NJ. restoring
atng the shattered constitution and yng speed
lily debility injury incurred from certain habit ar
Hutrs bird manhood
mhy hers find certain rentoraye, thousands
usn realized thu ullon hope, which,
ur of Quaekorcs In their hthert rutess search had be-
Advantage Of Treatment.
No poonons compounds of Mercury Noxious Drugs
In Ills practice
To Ecusnl les.
Long cxperonco In the treatment OF Female Hectons
Diseases Ac qualities Dr NJ To anord Esry Ree and
effect Csrr the deutcasos Communication
ly guarded and reamen, marked with skill and deleaey
Dr. Mills Great Preventive.
THIS sovereign Rcmdy applicants 10 enh9r sex ALL be sent
duly prepared by mal receipt OF Is by rsmiing elO
prescription Will bo Included
Distant peraons home, by addressing DIR. b.
MILLS, nalrMon. deers post rhId) Medicines sent in
ANY direction by nnh OF express
June 81 dly
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's,m,E T,WE or. ron OH -oun~ .,

4 EVERY DESCRIPTION ON MAN or BEAST.
WARRANTED cum. AND 40 nANGlH tHuM EArostltE 10
CoIp. prcc 30 couts per bottle
Entered according 10 L. u C1ntss IL The Ct1s ono of the
District District Of IFgfatd# bg HDlt
Is co, Richmond Ia = 80
READ The FOLLOWING
Come pamphlet aud read anf eetihcat
performed the 1url ol certificates oi n|th 81
respectable respected citizens aud mnn "theft
here whom refer aud yon canoi Doubt its value
n medicine for Of Is worth pound nt any
other known Try 1t aud you will be aatishod Z" wha
store, will tell YOU OF many othors who have been
cured.
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MERCHANDISE, &C.
4 AuwAvspuErAwED.-GuAssA n.,>,

a ~ Ns>tA
~ call attention their Fail Winter STYLES Of Clothing
now opening a their establishment Main Street opposite Tar
mers Hank. lNnchhure Va Their Agent, MIR biAoN, has
spent sis weeks tho North Goods specially
Tor TINS market aud they safely promise that their present
STOCK surphssoS IN sslU quality aud variety thing they
have heretofore offered public their the
following articles be found
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HKEAT Bargains in Double mud single
N blanket Shaws al 10 to ~ 90 Albn -oet
He'd Blankets suitahlc Tor fhmrH
single renemou VIII together with Blaukots for ,nt,
win he offered AZ very law prices ior cash
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ppsgTRsF ~ WHITE.
Ed TohncCo Comutission Merchants,

@ nAprIer, late of Pctersbug, Va !
INC. = WHIrr, latcof the firm OF Hes
ter 4 White, Richmond =.
.9tlVN
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%rarsGE.-IavnF purchased OF Mcssrs Mcdaniel Hurt
\ stock Groceries and taken inc
and formerly occupied hy them prepared to oher To
oboe, Hsmcru, patrons Mcdaniel utA ifestonour former
aud the public generally large and well scofte
stock Groceries Liquors Staple Dry Goods Ae when we
lawes market rates ash or to prompt customers
III nsual time.
W. will give particular attention e. the GohhiSSfoH
BUSINESS Will sell all kinds country produce and consBn
urnts generally. vii render stiles promptly, aud cash them
when desired will ake hcd advances produce In hand
aud vii receive and FoRW NIB GOODS nj ho usual rates
when mds deposited or produce placed in hand to meet
charges. ..-......,
lRBY x SAtfNDERS.
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have received the ilow requested You IL
me plough Fireo ui low EtaunlH cot @
Refcg Iel las been luR IDLE IN eight Arnt@, consequently
II avery rough tnte hut Aunr laW has rHpe through t,
with three strong hutses Ia il without giving WnY H par
tcuar II Is thorough work tRn Ihh,r tfer lad d'ne
by any Other puw ha,u been ponnHn for faftY yont,
patterns. but yours s the master low o i
others have yet used Tie dnneh W rnst#,nis Nttr
and cleaner other horse IluWl haNVHr'h
When thu ploN have ou hand give oat shall 1r
plau, them 18th the lrIn GouD ll5ws
" Kr.p,rrfiN WM & PRICE.
IL g Mnll ~ Mum !. lsrn - ~
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Two susPPERs or TORAGGO WEST,
Il VIA BALTIMORE. Mp.--1he undersigned, Forward
Merchants and Agents the fonnsylvana Rnilrosd
Baltimore, respectfully solicit SHIPMENTS OF IoBACCO
TO ALI. POINTS ~ THE WEST AND SOUTH WEST.
their acquaintance with tho trade having been for
the oonsgnees arge part of tue Tobacco 60
West through baltimore they hatte themselves that they
give satisfaction 10 nttppors sl
Freight low other line.
gninents from the West solicited and puncuAly
uit tended to MAGRAW kOONS,
eU North street. Baltimore
Refer Jacob Head Co Brandt. jr. Baltimore; p. L.
Dudley W Il. Smith, Mcdaniel Hurt a Preston, Miller g.
CrenShaN Lynehburgi Cranshaw &Co., Richmond
mn
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They also Keep constantly hnd large stock q" FISK
METALLIC BURIAL CASES, of a szrs, alHG lrRc stock
NODblS CbFFlSS, Of every description aud viii pay
prompt attention undertaking business at all hours
f. 2jd&cs - T.. a q. Dli fllD-
fkhA hhA AG.Ea LAND w ARE NNbs
CVesPtBev WANTED -LAFAY E1TE W
GRAY Notary Public dealer In Land Warrants and Attor
ucy for thu OF Military Bounty Land aud rnsoh
claims wishes purchase 100000 ACRES of Military Bounty
and Warrants VIII attend to any business a. Notary
ubc ~ueh gment Of deeds assignment of Land
Warrants, &e., &c. LAFAYETTE W. GRAY,
Notary Public Bounty Land and
iulY G-tA Pnns IN ARent LynChbnrg. Va
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iSES SPEEDILY CT RED

FFlCE NO : SOI-Th FREDERICK ST. Fah'more. A'f
ALI SURGICAL OPERATIONS PEhf FORMED.
B-Let no false n1destv prevent yeu but apply ime
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EDs D1IGUID SONS, viii keep constantly ON hand a
large stock AN kinds of Fl R$1IERE Of their own manu-
incurc which they Will be pleased ehew the old friends aud
patrons q s DiuKuid y Sons and the public generally
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BRILLIANT SCHEME.
Sarnnd soa-oi, ,da ted I.Otsery Of Mary iaud.

3O3l6 prizes amounting To Sl,lii,@
Wholes $40 Halves SlOi Quarters go Eghths 81 90
tH All orders for tickets packages of the Mary
land Lotteries, will receive prompt aonton and the drawing
mailed to all purchasers Immediately after II Is
Address 4 II HUBBARD q co,
No. - FRyetle st, Box, No. no.
a td- ikniiI MARY
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NVVRNsSEs, MATVRNSsEs. Fine
vu Hair made order alHo number OF them
u superior quality on hand and for sale by
ma, ia,i6n WM LOOSE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-02

larried persons oung Men contemplating marriage
bring physical Weakness organic debility, deoFm
ties should Immediately consult Dr. Johnstouand be re
stored to perfect health.
He VII places himself under the Of DR. Johnston
regiously his honor gentlemen and confident
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-02

The many thousands cured this institution within the las
Is Years and numerous important Surgical Operate ~
reformed by Dr Johus,o witnessed by the rep%itts 81 m
apes many other c sons, notices Of which nave appear
- again again before the public besides ms sanaus as
gentleman Of character and possibility IL snihceh guar
Huteeto the afflicted.