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VIM. BOGEL,
Druggist and ADOtheCary

X EEPS constantly on hand large and
IN well selected stock of fresh Drugs and
Medicines. All his preparations are PEE
pared by Northern manufactures, and put
up in the very bestmanncr to preserve their
medicinal virtues In a climate like this
persons should not overlook this important
consideration.
W- Preset ptions filled with care at any
time of night or day. oct1O.v
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DURE MEDICINES.-Just 7

PUIIU NM DIVIN EO.-OUSC IT,
l. ceived, direct from New York, per ship Union,
a large supply Of the most choice and superior
Drugs and Medicines, to which we invite the at.
tention of purchasers before buying elsewhere
and Physicians are requested to examine our
stock which has been selected with a careful re-
gard to the wants Of the sick and the demands OF
the prescription business, and for quality we guar.
antee they cannot be surpassed by any Drug
Store in the Union. Our stock to il composed in
part Of
Washed Sulphuric Ether.
Mander h Weaver's English Calomel.
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THE VERY BEST.-Persons desirin.
i any of the celebrated medicns cal
LED Brandy, can get some ofthe pure and
undultrated Pinet, Castilon Il Co.'S. at the
Drug Store of WIN. BOGFL.
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English Blue Mass.
English Pulvis Antimonalis
Haskell and Merrick's Select Pulv. Cubebs;
Select Puiv. Colobo;
Select Pulv. Gum Kino;
Select Pulv. Catechu;
I" Select Pulv. Ext. Colo
cynth Compound;
Select Pulv. Rhei Russi-
cum Genuine Turkey.
4" Select Pulv. Rhei Indi-
cum;
Select Pulv. Cuaaeum.
Tilden's Extract Indian Hemp;
'' Extract Beadonna;
" Extract Butternut;
g. Extract Taraxicum;
with every other article that may be needed In
our line. tnov.12.l II. 7. WADD1LL,
Druggists
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Sand Sarsaparilla.

KNOWN to posses all the medical pro-
n perties of the Honduras Sarsaparila
and recommended as good for all diseases of
theblood For sale by
aug 49,, II. L. WApDILL
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QIROP Anti PhIogistique de Briant, 70
~ colds coughs &c, for sale by
may.24. J.L WALLET, Druggist.
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ANOTHER TRIUMPH OF AMERICANS
Prom e NicAragnensn. My Is


Aft, the di.asrnns defeats Of lhfalli.d force.
1t san Salvador and Gaa,cmns. IN the I2th and
i3 Il "i October. they were for some days almost
pf"strate, hut II appears TINT rrinforcement..
which they received FROM Costa Rica, ,purred
them "n t" make another rif,r. The comman
ds's If the forces NJ Massaya aud some of III.
Costa l,ican general. had correspondence in
which It WI. agreed that il II body ot men were
lent from Massa,a 10 the Niearaguan transit
route hey would there be joined " several hun.
dred from Costa Rica
This lunrture was permitted tn take place -
seven hundred men ,'crtcd from Mns.ava and
II few lays we're certifying them selves NJ Rival
Onr of their first displays of power in that city
wa the robh'ngo nearly every person in il. and
the heating OF the wives ola few Americans who
had s"l'e- in TINT part of The county.
The 'nsmy were nj Rivns hn, u dav or two
when b. u. Gen. Hnrnsbv de- spa, cbed with
100 men !" oppose them. He left Granada an
thu Cd of November with portion nf the frat
iniautry and few rangers. He was reinforced
on the IOih by $50 men under the command of
Col +. j. Saunders and on the morning Of the
i2'h marched with 300 rifles nni infantry and
one company of artillery updtr Capt. Dnlaney,
consisting of nine nei and a company Of noun.
ted rangers.
The forces 1T the enemy at Rivns having been
in"d by the Costa Ricsn-, they advanced on
the transit road, and t"ak position at u place
known the Half WAY House upon yhe summit
of a, elevated ridge OF ground. at th. bottom of
which there il deep cnt. The position is a
very strong one we'll fo,lifcd,and the force WAS
commanded by The Costa Rican General, Cauas
with from 900 10 I 100 men.
The enemy opened fire. upon the American
Rangers about "clnok in tho morning. Cen
1lnrn>by immediately ordered his command to
halt. and commanded Capt. Delaney 10 throw
some shells among them. The sheling did good
execution, but they kept up continuous fire
upon our men. Col Sanders was ordered to throw
ont some companies Of the First Riff. 10 flank
them, aud company of the infantry. under cum
mand Of d. Barney WooIff, was ordcred 10 pro
te"' tn" rear of the thanking party Lieut. Griffin
with the commands. supported the mountain how
| iizer in gallant manner.
fhe thanking party were entirely sucoessful-
| When they got in sight of the enemy tho charge
| at 'hr"" Companies, under Capt. Euhanks, Capt.
Duncan. Fist Rifles; and Licut. Taft, Of Sec
ond Rifles, was one Of the most gallant f.ats of
daring ever performed by Americans
| The hariicades of the enemy were taken by
| assault. The tents wera taken by our brave
men,togcther with all they contained. Among the
spells was large number Of mules. aud "A large
quantity OF arms.
| The enemy themselves repnr, seventy killed.
among whom was Gen. Rafael Cnraca. His W.,
dy was inferred in the city Of Rl.as. on tho 18th
! inst.
| The free Of he americans was too small 70
| follow with secnriiy the retreat of such large
| body OF men. nor did their commander think it
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Indian " updcr ia Texas.

\ ieitrr from Frederick -burc. TrNns, dated NJ.
vsmher l7th, gives mn account of the increased
depr'dations Of the ln2ans IN that State. IL anv.:
"Ahont ten days ago, four Germans, residing
near that pace, went out on II bear hunt. nnl
chlnped AT night on Benr Creek. about eigh, mill
distant from Fredericksburg Abou, o'clock IN.
next morning they were awoke by the stamping II
their horses. aud saw three Indians running utf
with thrm. On the night Of the 9Th. seven men
catnprd near the headwaiers VI the GUADALUPE and
about l2 o'clock Mt night they were attacked ivy
twenty five indians, wh "a four Of them were kill 4
and The other three wounded. On he 7ih,ubnut
b O'Clock IN the eyenine.a vounc man names Her.
man Runge was killed by indians nbon, FIVE hun
dred yard. from hi. home ia S.trrdae. when dri,
lug his horses home. He was found the next day
with = ven arrows in his body, aud long knit I,
stuck through bis heart. lie hnd with him dou
hi" harre'ed shot gun and .x shooter. On the
loih.fwo men were attacked by the Indians on the
Tond between San Au;onia and Frederick burg.
both ct sh,m were wounded On the I3ih two
hr"ihers,namrd Klein, saw ten Indians encamped
on the Perpina'es. at the springs and huta few
day. fgo family consisting of man with hi.
~'te and child, were Killed by tbe Indians while
engaged IN cutting down a b . tree on IN. Ri,
Biseco. Two horses were stolen from the hon :.
e. farmer on Grape Greek. and about one hun.
dr"d bend OF cattle were lately driven together on
the San saba and slaughtered by tho Indians
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Oh rjstmas mt HIND.

There IL eiiec-y scene of coming festivities per
sading the whole fabric of society II il in the
streets gay with the moving multudcs upon grand
1p"r OF Inspection II is in the stores richly furn-
ashei with innumerabe attractions, and busy with
"Ang purchasers II ia ia the household and wells
eip 'ro" the hearts of old and Young and springs To
IN. hpS OF chudhood like natural music peculiar Ia
"h1a 9icason alone Everybody feels tlat il mast h,
GF"ased tor that there Is demand 10 he suppli,d
ahti here are expectations quickening the sni-i,
thoi-lat which must be realized hopes that mn.
he che~fstsy fulfilled. Aud in all tins there i D..
anu,u9i -ratsscatiun which gaddens buyer and sol
Ter; ~ - asa receiver; proviler and Consumer :
Suchis lie wonderful and hallowng influence of tn,
glorious Chrissaas time
1A' a large Dsnber of our citizens the OCCASION
PLEASANTLY irrup.f with the business influences tina
are esaSIst into cheerful exercise Abundant stool
on hapd and erer atvrcs invite the attention of al
Glasses or people bat in this as In any and a!
other parxcularities g. business there must be com
anunicalos with the p,sssic The newspaper is care
fully scanned every r,ors.aWe by the shrewd and in
telligcn and esss +he Juveniles have nm instinciv
convictions that Ia the 4'hotieay' columns of The Su
they haze special interest this season efihe yen
Indeed, the advertising co, nsans Of the newspape
Should be the avenue for all the people to the
svery dealer 10 the city. 1t should be sort
shronehare for the eye in quest q all that the ac
sites s'is deUand Il And 10 the srogress of socii
Affairs We Rsy predict the day wkex the spri, of CT
e:sPrise will Avail tsef Of ne press fos all the mimi
- househoii wants. Already there Are many whc
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AvMehburJ GirginiaN.
srsiis, ~, usmr a.t ssr..a.

The papers III late ARE paying maeh attention
tn NJ. Gaillarie;. fh- g-nfl.maa. formerly The
proprietor and editor 1T the Coafitr DIES Eats
Umis. and prpfr--..i liberal in hi n"iion-. ha.
fur sons wears pa, rr-iiir.l In francr. and mas
there contracted political al'ini"ns diametrienlly
opposed To- tle-e h. pr.f---.'J :" entertain while
n re~idsst,of the Uni 81 SAT-. lie i now a
Monarchisi-a I.'ui, Napoleon man.
Quite recently he paid visit 10 ihi- country
the scene of HE former labars--sld upon his re
turn to Paris has occupied him elf in abusing
American institutions through the columns f'he
Paris Coa.fifn,ioatH. His verdict may be sum
med upin the wnrks of a single sentences The
morals vt our pror" hav" not kept pace with ear
substantial prosperity" aud he attributes the
rsvages which ambition hs. mad. ia American
society. and the reign Of violence which II has
inaugursied in the manners ai ihere,hlic and Of
indi,idaal-. Ia the conquest Of California.
The Baliilnnrc Patriot dereie- u ling aud we'll
written arricle to Mr. Gaarl.i, and "iihon, at.
tempting 10 -vade the charge "t passion e.
Inland the craving for territorial expansion"
shift, the responsibility from California and Nix
leo to the shaaldrrs of the Democratic party
We diif-r from VI G,illarlrt with fc.pret 10
iie causes which gave birth T. hi. spri, Of pr.
snnal aud national ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. H. hnd- il.
origin in an unn', war with Mexico. We 6ndit
in the gen, IA tendency 81 the Democratic phi.
cy. eating lnnse firm conservatism aud stand
ing confirm lily an the very rer"f license IT il
no wonder TINT ihr Inw- should. ii many in-tan.
h.ya h. IL
fraud ani raiencr should have taken po..es,ion
Of the ballot box,
Z" fhi- mixing mp. nlso If religion with poll.
tics which prevailed nj the Nplth 10 AZ gt.soa-
an extern, iurin, the recent Presidential crnya-.,
ha. done innre 10 injare the cause Of good mor-
nl- and IL biiug the sacred ordinance. into cum
TEN Than any other innnvniian that has occar-
re- within The In d. cadr.'
Thu i sound. Thu j. true. Bat turning from
N. GaillarJet. I" whom far too much attention
ha. hren pn,d, et ob .erv. the o,her side Of he
picture. Admitting oar own dclravity, lei
see whril,rr our trans nilnuaic brethren nre IN
any b. itrr tiighi, Her. /. .k,trh OF British
marul. taken from the y Y Disp1ich. whiul. j.,
by M Va as.rirasn. mi winch. with add
t"nnl e"la,ins. will apply IL ANY If he Cont
nrn' al Sth'.'s NJ Europe. Af',t a'ohns 10 the
wife p'i-"n'ns. 1t i'ntnrr mud hrve. lie Para
mrnt ,teci, he Eath aud Wmk.nghan nm.
d IL 'he a-.a-,,nn,ian # Nr latle IN u din
,ha e nd.d.,.; i,dht,iy nm, I'll - ii. of c,ilne
tn Di.paf > caciale- thu.
Trata shsfi u,,r e. alrv - r'tf# a.. 1,',cfa OF
=. rimurf''. t5fss .. saen .f.sfl Nal.tnu, iard
II NJ in au @ ii,H tHlu.- FiFrr- I'm. ,f pa,.f.
J. sc eail so t,,rd t. irtfr Eaat, M H. gatf!.a,
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indicate ihyr appreciation 81 II. ihin. aud realise
i. alfHu'sges
With y sea .onabr Unit ~ fifase who uuder-
stud i. an,icrnt. tbr tlrist time, assured
fhstil wi'l atsn I'D sitA T. ,sasantness all who
cii.siis 81 tis "a eaio mf,il 4 life. rec ia mind
,nd spirit Ugh, al heart. aii elmilh health. none
eaa hail TO sr'ere gpaf share I the Happiness u The
o.ca ion While To atiefs 90 TIE midst Of
eiies, and the siessitees Of life the CHRISTINA uur
esn harll, aud 60 without shedding along their
frath of the genial radiance 1t shonld pnsseas
Tor all
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ACCOUNTS RROu Ns9ARaai..
From the VIC Iafk Hsrdid
GENERAL HoRNSBY'S FIGHT WITH The COSTA
RtfsANS

GENERAL tloRNSBY's FIGHT WITH The COSTA
.it.ANS
While the ,,nalemalan. retained posae Of San
Juan keeping the inhabitants IN constant terror the
c9sa titan army cncampcd IL very strong posi-
lion ca the road between that town AMI Virgin Bay
fur M les from the former and eight from the
alter place. Here they ERECTED barbados aud m
irrncl,c1 Themselves. ia the morning of The 9lh of
ke.e,;.rr, fseacrai lIornsiy, Who was gsrri~oninc
Yirgia Bay marched With some two hundred nen
aud attacked the Costa Rcan.. Is an intrepid flank
movement lac succeeded IN disodging them from the
sfd barrcsde. killing some twenty of the euemy.--
IL deemed II ine,pedienl. however. 10 pursue his
ueces.es lest Virgin Bas. which he ordered to
mid ~ al hazards might f,!l mo the enemy's hands
IL therefore mndf retrogradc npt rncnt. aud re-
turned 10 the last place from whence he notified
Waller Of the diversion he had made Walker on the
receipt af this intelligence, down from Grana
ia with the Rangers and lat Rhrs and on the after
noon Of the l2h November, reached san Juan; the
costa kiean, retiring before him without hatafding
an engagement, and proceeding 10 ltras where they
acre al the time the Tennessee left Walker return
ed to Virgin Ray the morning OF the 18Th, and de-
ptrte the same evening hr boats cor Granada
,ity mIle. leaving - men 10 garrison Virgin lay
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DESTRUCTION or GRANADA -pOSI1 ION
OF LIE ELLIInliS IEREKS InEkE

II wa- an his reinru I" the capital fhut Walk
- resolved upon It's destruction mud eyacu ition.
For thai end he left ihsfc some 400 men, under
he command of Cen. Iienpig .en. who's. ina roc
nns were t. take chntgr ui the artillery. H. mn
nitou. public archives. mud all The nppurt"n ,ne.,
f tie nrfov and convey them II Virgin day
fhe design being to MAKE ihat u husa al opera
fions 'or the cal tnrr Il the CITY of Rvn-, 'yherc
Walrr intended 10 establish li- government
Granada " ven to the Hhmrs prppsrts Ia an
enormous ett.Ht we CON -unn.d much al II own
less seek indemnity. For some day. the ronns
nndcr llrnng-sn give Themselves up t. th vii
lest lrb ,nnh"fy. pluulnr Drunkenness. I'd all
sort If escesSrs were liz order Il the ,a >. Su
bnrd'na'ioD was lost sight uf. and no sort { con
troll " es"rcisoi OVER The mon. II naine. was
t"tal V powrrless in his att"mnts To- bring them
Ia Tin dnty. The Consequences which were
Ia hive b""n expected f'.leati' !, .loro any
If Tho mentions "f war coaid hr transp ,i,ed
iron Granada In Virgin Bay The nl-l force snc.
.ieg" III" plaza where the trarps were Carr us-
cd. | hi serge WA -tii going when IN" 49,
nes,'" ett, Tho hesrgers hal succeeded. atter
mn obstinate struggle. in taking the fort h-t,Yeer
the hike and the city. only ont' man # lis twer
ty-'.h' ar thltty defenders Surviving 10 tei tn,
tale. IN III" plaza or in snhutban church hich
escaped the flames were llennincarn a,sl hi
be II" resource left but mn unconditional ,urrmfder
nr nuuihllntI'm. The next steamer tran, san .Iu.
An Will probably bring IA news of their fate,
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PnItspe,rHrA CARTE M,HErr, DEC. l3.--Hreftnt-
e-OGering4 about 97a head aud sales at s ooff.
SO r. loo ts Sh-cP --Oaer ng 5000 head, sales
NJ 3GG&t 80 Il head ana IN icmani. LAMBS at IL
boat SO Cows and Calves Herinrs 81 and saes
nj 30 to $50 "a, head Hogs- Offerings ZOO head
aaa sales att 30 oSS p p 100 lb-. The Cattle
market has been dnitc active This week
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co,o-rs~ .-c -e.-.
" ASKING rOS. Dc. ID.
SENATE.


On matipn Of Mr.. Jones, of Iowa. the commit.
tee IA commerce was directed To inquire int the
espe Iieney 1T making "a fsrther appropriation If
81, DOo for the enlargement ut the custom house
anl port office al Dubuque. Iowa.
On motion # Mr. Jones. of Iowa. the cre.ien.
iial. of Jsme. Harlan. Senator elect from Iowa.
with the protest uf the Senate If that State rea
tive thereto. wer. taken up for consideration.
NJ. liar1n prpcrrde t. speak the subject.
stating the iaets with reference I" his election.
and citing the provision. in the United States
Constitution and the laws of Iowa benring on the
case,
Sir Harlan said he should not object TO the
subject t. he referred TO the Judiciary committee
NJ moved. although the committee IL composed
of those who are pnt caily opposed tn him.
Mr. Bay ard remarked that : it has been init
mated by the senator whose seat i contested
that he had no political friend on the committee
ON the judiciary, the mn,'rr should bs referred
IL "A ,rlect conmittre. There were precedent.
FIR such cour-.
Mr.. seward sni when the committees were or
ganiz~.i. the minority obiectedto their arrange
nent, for the reason that the minority were not
represented ON the important coinmittres,as they
thought they ought Ia be. Asa general thing lie
would prefer these questions i1 GO Ia the regular
,tnnung committees. but it the right Of the
senator from Iowa. although Ia. had not insisted
upon thu committee which wa. to act Upon hi.
oa-r.
Mr.. b ifler observed he should hive too much
regard for h- reputation a. lawyer. to allow
his Judgment legal and constitutional ques
tion to BE- bnssed by political ferIne.; but would
pr. fer the subject I" 20 In n select committee uni
b. onmpa.rd # the oldest Senators.
Mr. liale und Mr.. Fes-.nden preferred the u
sua course on such occasions
The -ubi"ct was referred IT. the committee
the judiciary, by the folidHing vote-y-n- 81,
nays IL
On motion of Mr. Hale, resolution was alnn
ted. ln-tiuciing the committee the judiciary
Ia inquire whether any further legislation is n".
oe--nty In carry into Effect an aoi regulating the
compensation of members of Congress. pissed IN
August lat.
Mr.. Houston gave notice Of hi- intention To in
troducpe bin providing for the estahli-h mrnt If
a mail route, and carving n semi weekly oyer
land mail from the Mississippi river Ia san Fran
cisco.
The House bill providing for the settlement of
the account. of the soldiers Of the revolutionary
army aud their widows and orphans wa. discuss.
ed until the adjournment.
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MORE FIGHTING At MASsAYA.

On the 18Th # November Walker marched from
Granada with a force Of five hundred mrn t. Mt
lack Ma--aya. which WI. held by large force If
the nllir.. On approaching the latter place he
learned from hi scout. that Gen. Grrez former
" his avn Minister Of WnrJ hnd set out 10 nj
inck Virgin liny with force If 700 men. This
Information Induced him 10 dvd" he force. He.
sent Col. .Incqus-. with to hundred and fifty men
Ia Granada. where they took bon,s down The lake
Ia vi gin Ray. which they strongly fortified -
Gen. iIernrby. VII" hnd been charged with The
defence II that place, bad, in the meantime p,o.
cured lesve II absence. He was among tho pa.
senger- by the Texas u New Orleans. Walker.
with his reduced force. met adrtacliment Of the
nllies-rom- eight hundred strong and n battle
, nsu,d The niles were driven back into Mas
saya The fight here continued for some four
lays. but tho hlibnsiers were uunble 10 take the
town; they blew up portion II l.but They could
not reach the grand plaza.
They were obliged 10 retire On Granada, with
loss III % ar ~ men IN killed aud wounded. -
The los- e the emmy was not known. but mast
have b, eu very considerable.
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nc Tor C<n1 present, Ib.y oarns,ty s"Iei, r Mi Il
tn Ghrisusa pnbuc dee tin,lcs
L; II. Na.h's Pia"o-.-yhc Sorih Carolina
CHRISTIAN idastdir, Of = recent dtte SAYS.
ihN"' i !ri"s ''a / T. Nash. Of Petersburg, has
'ni 'nnfc fs'n"s ths =" IN ,he south las amos
- HN'" rsa-''' sf45 ''anh IA H"rih CtToh"s
thre 70, "nt'r-E ra-,, nniIn ,is"-iion.-iARr
toRn, Msrrl i hereby rdfy. That D. G,on> 0xygH.a
'ai hjtr nav proved more eheacous relieving rr from
water brush 't"nte mi Eeson and syic. hns
l"I r3"h'Some i" h'e ~ 'N years than a other
d. ""1. haF" hen irving daring inrsi ard cheer
NY ''''"nr"' Ia " ho arr th', afflicted.
La litmatnn has eh4rga Of tn ,han Asylnn na'frd
It and well known aud blgI, esteemed c3fIgen rhe
I'M mus "'chnWsn tho n'ltin" ab7ua win e.rflfcate
81 ig' ni remark rnr"' and may M hal Application to
A%e , e.,aiae un'cs. s'fnrlI Pr1S N Tho wrapper
>GiI W FOWL 60 IL Washington street .o,
TON. I'"trl"iefs 81 ny hcr agents livery whore
el ''f y, } n thompson 60. adj II. SEAY.
~~, "GOWpETsTsG. al il She Lis. of
Ia lliAnt. "-lRlNrlNG in Airs r,rinus 6ramehss
tone III -iNle hrSrrosd b. Esi16shTrnf l., ia
~ A. The NlHGiNlAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH
l3o' printed corn manner that will compare with any
"rA Nne >"h d" Mason and pixnus Line Specimens can
nj i1 p' S n,r 'a and SEE First A"N between Man
~ ''t''S augl Its
r"riumPd Breath.-Wha, thy or gentle
MAJ "HNl remnn nntr tn" cure of srrcabe b.c,A
When 10y using the HafN orA rnnvSA>p FtowlIt." Ms
Ma,rr Men,' '"t anly r"nd"r ,wct hp rrvr teeth
"hhe"' 'iqhasr' Many persons ln .n thci breath
D" l. ana INC '"rt - drieur ih,ir frind. viii urvcr
"" WIS" Your teeth night anu morning. nifty cent bottle
,lm Of Thous,n" shaver, wi ra,o,e "a, MN l,s
treni Tho sSia leaving il Of r.<eaie ts
t'w't POM On twn r three drops wash the face
night and morning $500 '' t'''
sne'I>" NAhf Easy Wet Tanr wing brush in either
rt "' o. water pour IN wv throc dttIs + Rain Of
h"H''n" tio" r. ruh the beard well and il viii ,l
~ N%'i ''hrr much ci!afi1g ap.r ton # sayiny
, 49,, ~ cents h"a.e # counts feits Nulr genuine
- s''' ny W. /. IF RIDGE & 90
, r...inr . ..- Franklin SqpaIc Now York
perf"mcd Brea,h.-whar iaty ar een,lcu,r ,v---,
a"a IN Ter the 'Nrs" Of iisarrerahIr bra h WIN St
p''NlENS DENTAL FLUID II viii no. oul, ,., ~, -
wei in 'H1Ar tn" teeth white al,btscr r,vt,,
cue ana preserve them from d,cay R..sufpCDd. T., d
Ht> ana physicians evrryw here - ''".
'tl"'n1 N""ipirNlon may be ARA .ei ~ rse I, ra
-, vs. 60 IAN refk."s rcuders the sk.n and bc,u,i
,aIhs flrh roseate hu" rs the arrliest a,..,n.
Yer AnNMn heng free from all iniur.ru. Io,,,,~ o., ~
WIN. fSairh! sfROfuER { WHiTEItPA 40 ~
rn..a, STA 3L'3k JONES
Pnd Druggists everyu hcre
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-19
DOSIysvE snie ~ Furniture. DC. hc,.s,'

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10 the Cair!l Hous" ~ Anrin. tafuin nriny Jug
daf tn" Isti the t1ho Iiou.o "a m
cnrn Stock # FurHifure. embracing ever, hr
site for Hotel keeping H. slloi, whirh ha. Ia, - " i
and wed worthy the attention Hotel keeper. and m ~
- '"'tfA
Sofas, Dsaps and Marble Ter fables
Splendid Mirrors Nah0gHny,
Cottage md other Be,l-f.ads
Wa drnbrs Cabin, bureaus
paror. Office aud iDiHin tnom Chairs
Carpets Waslstaa.is. abs
Feather u IL. I1if t'utuu aud Shucl ns,ross..
bedding, Dining i;pam Fnrnitrrr,
Tsbl. ard Glass War
Dfhcr and hi chen furniture S.
Ais. - CANT Peuo futto sad to ~. n .pn.,t..
49, ''ssin
III" CABisiI Hoi'Sr will he for r, nj q, thc =, ,,,
a rare opportunity i now offered am aur wi.bi,c =,
in the business The location of In, H., III
dcrs 1t one Il The m 81 dcsirah lIn"lsl IyncIlur,, "a"
nanih's credit. for approyr paper VIM .
de. II dSetsdca c. n pJrr pc g.,
FOstponPmCnl.
he above Sac is unavuidaby POSTPONED nn.I li,r,
i Ing a, - ."utrA, no {. II, PHILIPS