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PhiiaGlG2DEin Medical EfOWSe.
Established twenty-five years ago by DR.. kINK-
ELM, corner of Third and Union streets, PhiIa.
dephia. Pa.
TWENTY TWO YEARS
Experience has rendered DR. X. most successful
practitioner IN the of all diseases of private
nature; maaioodb debility, as an impediment to
marriage; nervous and sexual inGrmities, diseases
OF the sktn, and those arising from abuse of mer-
curry.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
There is an evil habit sometimes INDUCED in by
beys, in solitude, often growing up with them to
manhood; and which, If not reformed in due time,
not only begets serious obstacles to matrimonial
happiness, but gives rise to series of protrated in
sidious and devastating affections
Few of those who give way to this pernicions
practice are aware Of the consequences, until they
find the nervous system shattered feel strange and
unacconntabe sensations, and vagle fears in the
mind. (See pages, 27, 29 %, of DR.. KS book on
tself. Preservation.
The unfortunate thus affected becomes feeble is
unable to tabor with accustomed vigor, or to apply
his mind to study his step is tar dy and weak he is
dull rresoute and engages even in his sports with
less energy than usual
lfhe emancpate himself Before the practice has
done its worst, and enter matriniomy, his marriage
is untruitfu and his sense tells him that this is
caused by his early folies These considerations
which should awaken the attention of of all who are
similarly situated.
REM NJ BEN.
He who places himself under DR., ,Kinkens treat.
ment, may relgiously confde in his honor as gen.
eman, and rely upon the assurance that the secrets
of DR.. K IS patients will never be disclosed.
Young man--let no false modesty deter you from,
making your case known to one, who, from educa
on aid respectabiity, can certainly beriend you.
DR.. KinkeHn's residence has been for the last
twenty years at the ~ w Corner of Third and I'M
ion streets, Philadelphia, Pa.
Patients at a Distance can have (by stating their
case explicitly, together with all keir symptoms,
per letter, enclosing remttance) DR.. KS medicine
appropriated accordingly.
Forwarded to any part of the Untd States and
packed secure from Damage or Curiosity, by Mall
or Express.
READ! YOUTH AND MANHOOD!!
A Vigorous Life or a Premature Death, Kmkelin 4
Self Preservation-Ony 25 cents.
Letters containing that value in stamps will en-
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UO! For tho Fair.
Hgriclx for ClhilRPTS.

Let all come I'd the Fair, which commences
on next Wednesday.
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DUNCAN, SHERMAN AND COMPANl
BANKEERS,

I OOKING GLASSES and PICTURE FRAMES
II Phenix Looking Glass and Picture Frame
Manufacturer. HORACE V SIGLER.
Nos 3sS, 800 and 392 Greenwich street corner OF
Beech New York. oct LILY.
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whea t2 VVhcat ta

The highest maj ket price IN CASH, always paid
for coed merchantaLle WHEAT at our warehouse,
Cadiz depot. GEORGE d WILSON.
July l6, 1856.
DAYS0NIS GONORRHOEA SPECIFIC, for
/ Diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys, Obstrurc-
tons of the Urine, Gravel, &C., &c. For sale by
Dec. 10, 1863 JOHN BEALL.
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Land Warrants.
WANTED al. the Banking and Exchange Office
July 4, 1855. ROBERT LYONS
& Lot of Extra Flour in Sacks s-
IN For sale at GEORGE g. WILSON'S, )
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Worth Knowing,

" VI vi @AhO wing Q
cases Briggs. aud R!rhn.od Prints worth any wilers
u AT s to Q.
40 pieces ard wide chin's worth 25c at IL
cases Ginghuns worth Is 10 % at a toy
"A few thousand yards OF fine Chuly Deiane3
tat we ha75 hecn selling AT 25 to 81 at Is to I2X
to close the stock--a gr"nt bargnin. j. :.
300 toH, Ladies GalnhT4c IiandhefGhiets at e. 81
and II ceuts, worth l2, -, and 2j cts.
80 pieces Irish Linen worth from 40 to 100 cshis
t25 10 II md 30 cents aud too many other sInl.
lar bargains for one advertisement at
STONE & THOMAS Beehi We Store,
april 80, 1856. Wheeling, Va
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EcmsnIc COrRsDInirts.

No female, young or old, should be without this
celebrated medicine. 1t cor:ects and regulates the
monthly courses at all periods, acting in mary ca
ses like u charm. 1t is also the best and safest
and for any complaint; consequently no ium!ly
should be without it.
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COLES VOYAGE OF LIFE.

CHILDHOOD, ,-EoUrH MANHOOD, old AGE
Four magnificent IIne EBgrnyings
From the Originals, at the Spinglcr institute, fol
| Young Ladies'. GorhGm D. Abbott Principal
A Grcnf National work.
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(tAP Letter, Note and fancy Papers, States, Pan.
~ ellis, etc, etc., Tor sale cheap by
ap1l 1853 JOHN BEALL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-02-08
Manifesto Of the Court Organ.

but the conspiracy will not succeed.
The voice Of the people will b. carried out.
Neither the grccd Of Office ON the part Of tho
old incumlsnts, nor the lisorganizing Efforts
Of thOsc who incitc them to resistance viii
avail. They must g0-th" people have Will
cd it-tlcy must %, SGs0bVU Dralhfabif,
iotdJg a necessary. The PmrLE's GovEHN-
HENT il COMPETENT and prpar,d tocxccute the
PForLE's Will, and will do IL, even tu the
extent of the exercise Of its EXTREME
POWER, il necessary.
Thus threaten, the Augusta Age,-especial
Court organ Of the present corruptcoaltion.
Baker. tho sheriff Of Cumberland, an ap-
pointcc Of the old flsion go, up under Cros-
by, by Hastings Strickland, Farlcyaud 9th
or traders, is called upon to ,acde his place u
iora Mr.. Emery, an apP1intec by Wells
The people have taken the appointing pow
cr from Wells, but Emery SAY, Baker must
stop aside. Baker says, wait AMI lei us dnd
what the law is.
The modest Court org,uanI itsas5ciate'.
including Military, whowcrcnc,cr known
20 want Office ID! the people forcrl il upon
them, dr,lars that the on officers shall va
catc NJ rHo., they shln't insist. the peoples
vlIl shall b. oleyci N,~, u YOU wait. II
y'u DO resist, our Chief Magistrate will put
you out " G-1.p." iIo will resort % u9
"ryrr>r OF rur rrmusE or mE urrnw
rowrg."
Whoever has ssu greater imruisn,e, in-
science anil ,udari'v tau e., manifested iu
thi' brief paragraph All courtesy 3, st
a'il'-'hc supreme Court iu.ul'rl and X.
norri, and a threat % resort 60 thr cannon
thr sword and tlo hayunr, o sat'l. tho
claims of q few official, ,l tIlt thr new ar-
ro.n'rg. made hv a Governor vho.carra.ut-
ing power b.. been taken away. may a'oar
take thoir places
Why not Try thc question fairly Why
nnt so''Io it on 'ha prireir'.. af Justice ami
law That seem, 20 lr 'hc only proper
course. But tho ~, says. "riyr them
ior1s," try " r,ruryr ruuw"
The people can now srr what they hagr
90 often h,nu '1li Tho~ can sro th1, they
are ruled 'y an auI1crou, J.-r1'f.m-ny a
go of corrupt roal,ioni,'. who bargain Of
Zee, a. hucs.tcr. trade in merchandise. AMI
then threaten m, people with "f-. and
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-02-08

sion arose and gave in their votes for Aiken
each being loudly ehccrcd in the Galleries.
The eraimenf here J,oanc intense. Members
were seen hastily striding through the Hall.
southern hull dogs gathered in groups
around Mcsyrs. Broomc, OF Penn, aud
Whitney Of New York, who yesterday voted
for Aiken and one or two other South Ameri-
cans, and tried every art To coax or dnyo
them % change their votes 70 Aiken. The
Republicans Imploringly turned to Mcssrs.
Scott, Harrison, Dunn and Moore 20 save
them IN their last extremity. These men
held the " casting die" in their hand.
Mcssrs Brcomc, Cullen, IL. Winter, Davis,
uaynrd Clark and Whitney, who vRd cor
Fuller, faod iie ,'gr, drrori lake nan, and
refused to yield During this awful sus-
peuso hope and fear altcruatcl in the bo-
SONS Of Members on all sides Of the House
The bllor, bad counted the vote, aud were
ready to report, and amidst the roar of a
now ennsvl beaten Zoe, our own Benson
Chairman Of toe Tr'lcr-announcci in
ringing tones, that Nathaniel r Banks, it,,
was elected the Speaker ofthc 3lth Con.
grrs
AK Marshall II Ecu,ucky, Southern
Know Nothing, here arose aud rayri lika o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-02-08

cl TO them by the constitution and the
organic act Of congress.
Although serious and threatening distur-
Dances in the territory Of Kansas, announ'
ccl 10 rao hy the governor in December last
were sroelily quoted without the ciiusion
of blood and IN a satisfactory manner, there
s.. ! regret 90 Say, reason to apprcbcnd mat
disorders will continue 30 occur there. with
Increasing tendency 90 violence, until some
decisive measure be taken "a dispose Of the
question it.elf. which constitutes thcinduce-
ment or occasion Of internal agitation and
II external interference.
This, it seems 20 me, eau best be accom-
plished by providing that, when the inhah-
ltauts OF Kansas may desire lt, and shall DO
1l sufficient numbers 20 constitute a state,
q convention ct delegates daily elected by
the qualified voters, shall assemble tu frame
a constitution, and thus 20 prepare, through
regular and lawful means, Tor Its admission
into fsc Union as state.
respectfully recommend the enactment
ulp law tp that elect.
recommend al-p tbnt % sTccillapproTri-
alton Dee made 20 igIrly auy cyp,us, which
may hrruur requisite iu the execution oi
th' lsw, .f che mami1iulurc uf public order
.u .ho territory of Kansas.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
WvuNgoy, Jau ~, 1886.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-02-08

OXFORD CouNrY AaTuuuEt >oCIETY
We learn that tho Committee appointed 20
select location for th, Fair AMI show OF
thi. society. on Tuesday, selected the site on
.hc rl,,n, between ths villages or south Pa
ri. and Norway. To, location wg regard
q, one of the mot favorable t. be found
within the County, both n position and
adaptation 10 thc wants ol the Society. Tho
land i, level ami affords an excellent track
for the race.c0urse. The citizens of the Two
village, give the land, about thirteen acres,
and fence it, without cost 20 the society.
4 large building will he erected for the Fair
and Exhibition Of Vegetables.
Considerable effort was made to''cure tho
location in this village O.r citizan' bad
two great disadvantages TO labor against
the greater value Of tho land, which would
have TO DO taken from the central portion VI
the village. and the uucycnnesS Of the sur
face making it Difficult, to obtain suitable
site for the race-cours5. With these cir
cumstanccs against us, We had little hope Of
success but the effort has been productive
Of good to the Society. in procuring them
larger subscription, than would have other
wise been obtained.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-02-08
Editorial Corresrondsnec.


NvuNe5'N, Jan. ILL., l'''.
T1'',n- and yrNrl question of the o'ec-
...uu.n speaker iirn'lyarr'nch-
inca grt... Iur Indications in Che luu~
Yesterday. vgr, favorable. Nr. Crawford
..C.rea. introduced O. Resolve 90 s,r,, ly
,H... a OH, amc WY thr House elects %
Pr..H.r, .u ....o ola failure OF q on.rra hy
#.r.r,. Ias uua., scheme was voted
Down b., a'mo,, two To oue. Nr C'.urmau
a.Nyra Carolina. o. strong mauaul friend
% d.. Administration, then introduced a
VHulit, Resolve. aud made s,r5ur sT,e'h
mn.I..nr,. COMM, from tai, source,
f,,.r..l .pit, a ruurrin. all round. The
s,gb Americans. in particular, thought
,..,.V fy tri, movement, e concerted plan
b.. ...., Ranks and warned che Nlmin'.,ra-
..,.,..n.tlst tI, r..p5n.riiy ya. upon
.u..f ,... r... .,t.r. G..amr fran.
r.-. .gS.r,r g.r.r.ra. f.m..l and
.l.....- ',.,ri,. 5..r.rir. in ,,sr Bank.
..r D.. v.. .r revelation. II.
,-...,,rr r.., by .l,gt, of
.'..'. III.
-. ,.f.-.r,. III.
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Pennsylvania. aut Williams an' N..'. ="
Sow l..., Administration "."' ''..' '..
t.' Resolve. "" 60" N.At' N".i'.', 900
o.. "''rF.-.-f aai Dem .TA'.' WIN '..
".H'. exceptions, '.'.I 'r'W.''M L.'M''
CLOS. work., and while 'H.'ni.ug Na, going
100 ,n,... rysi,nm,ut prevailed 1911 1'.r the
Ilrr.. The Administration party has H'r
...m gt..G.l sllt Oh. Republicans wi.,
rl.s u E.ua, Q, o.. la.', and tuat ii ever
t,r.i.tl D., ar organization, d. mus, De-
.-,rr'ta'Hu' hy thn plurality rule. w.
.m.Itvi,. 70. adopted today. or 90 least
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The Augusta Age and Hon. Fraacis P
Blair.

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m',.'.- '' ~. ,.''. I'l'r' """ Us I"'''".
.T, If'''.'' 30 Cue si'''.
H.E' ..a faT.r receiving public plumber
ai ''r .tn'' o' d corrupt coalition made up
'' ''l 'an '."" .'d.T''.''', "'''"'. demo-
..'..' dow" '.''. ''"' 'p,s''''',' '"' ''"'"
cd Gus rum politicians talking about "r.ur-
ulrs anlla,on.'t,." WMthnutlul cuu-
,,.tuy' Just look atit' Here i.ths0ii-
.aral the AZ. lNir Fui'rrl -uus.g packed
away tn thr .amr political r"rA.a DID With
George Lmn., Josiah 5. II''I", J.. W Tar.
..y, pan.has Barurs, 5. H. Lyman, lease
Reed, AMum >anharu, David limn..n,
Aaron Hayden, and q a.stu Other OH ".
lrI' F.rlot m.u, who through l..r
800 their lives ha1, abu'ol aul DETAINED JEFF
.r..n aul Madison, jackson auI p.Ia, and
our own hm.u,.I Fairfield men nH1 have
.raEd 20 ,lc democratic. party. auI fought
Dc with % y.usau.. 90. through l.'., .,..a.
bind. .a, rf. head from underneath th.aar.T
m.u,.,v......,.r. un u. m,uy gr.e.
and .r.ar.rr " rr..rE rr "ru.r ,r'-
r...r .r..,,r. .f mrlanana. Frame. T..
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-02-08

result proves poor Smart just " no where. ="
Alas for Epbraim and "me eOmtrymaa -
What base ingratitude he has received from
the " hoici poieh " coalition he has helped
build up in the Dirigo State What will
Pierce think nor about his endorsement at
the Wells couycntion2 "Repubic dr, un.
grateful, " aud no one at this time fccl. the
truth Of this oh adagc more kccnly than
poor Fphrnim, and his " Most August Mas
ter, OF Washington.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-02-08

In the Coburn and Dalton trial, in Bo''
ton. for the murder Of young sumner the
;ury returned verdict, on Tuesday, Of sim
ri, assault and battery
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wmnrsoIoN, Feb. >, 1856.

ter" at Washington.
WmnHoToN, Feb. ,, 1856.
The long and fearful struggles over, and,
thank God, for the frs, time in a great Ma
tional contest, freedom hd, most rioriowly
iriimpLsJ. and N,Iu,NirL =. B,NNs, ia,
has lust been declared elected Speaker Of the
United State, House of Representatives.
Nlrady th, startling news Of this decisive
victory {, dying with lightning speed along
,hc teic.raphic lines all over the Country,
and the friend, or Constitutional Freedom
every whore, arr rejoicing that at last there
has hg,u found o Nomu-a baud OF North
cru lrcrmcn, who have stood against thc
storm aud a., whrlaiul nruuc long weeks
ha,, at last found their fI.i'y Co the
iutrrt. or their country rn-uid rih yIr.
TORY. The shout, OF tho people density Lam
in- thc galleries OF che Clritolar,uow ring.
ing boz uur 1rs. Handkerchief. from che
hand. Of hurlr,lsor Ladies ar, waving ga
che mir, AMI th' most lively demonstration,
enthusiastic applause are now being made
urnu Ng.r territory a,,r cleo triumph Of
Che graf principle, Of liberty in the clcc-
uln ugouc of Der most distinguished SIMS o.
ono ur tLs highest and most responsible Io.
.lula- iu orr Government
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-02-08

Mr.. G. W. Curtis places Dickens, a. a
novelist, Aboy. Sir Walter Scott.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-01
BALTIMORE.


II TT. y 7
Urinary snitimore-inHtried A d. le2y No ~ sonth
Bainaro the Poi Dice1 AGi RE lNstR
Ii OR No FEE REQt1RIp-Dr Mills, an expertsIeofi
IIysicAn Of the AlopRN asaoo, may b. cojthsaiy
suited w all eases oi private uptnre or disease
No hiDHey Rqnrud a Gun not tDrcod "A practical ex
enables IDr. NJ
lie shortest possible tima 10 huvn II safely effected
Iafrars axensyeiy erbrad Tor the eheetual and
speedy all casso OF Secret Diseases was established
aria, w. ns a refagc from Quaekery, over 20 wears ago.
this Institution would render public
t,r the apple ants here for
treatment ned ol the money maltreatedby
HE hnrnns largely the pubis prints and
with whom city Is nVerstoeked
tHicd % pur Gbard II you would avoid injury pecn-
mary lss and nddsappomtment re- early meoiea ad where
ufuurr be NJ makes
rnfcssnus pronscs than he wiz hahoraby perform
secondary Chronic Cases Tho ususi sympoms are sore
hront Mouth Itching and fensernsss aboa5
Eruptl0ns the skim &c Upon the
sneh cases br willing stake his honor and reputation
The Triumph af SetacCiha remcdIes of br NJ in restor-
manly renovRug he shattered consttn
speedily all debility or injury heIrre5 from
secret habit unsurpassed by any dseoYefs OF TIL"
pFe
nfra Manhood May here find certain restorative and
sands nom eir have realized the sweet frulton of
failure nf iaekercs, In their hitherto
ltliiloRs aoarvh, had become almost ext nEnisheh
ldraHfsHts Irea'neSo poi ohous compounds OF Mer-
ruf, or No Sioua lints used Ia his practice.
10 Fpaics-snnR experience IN he treatment OF Female
diseases, Ae, qualities lr M TO Afford
Eary RcL Ghrd In the most dhienlt cases Com
nicatona annad guarded aud treatment marked with skill
aud dclicscy
m Af. trat prcreBfise This sovereign Re,asdy applca
q will be ut duly prepared by mail on e'
p Of o. or by r.mng 40 prescription will be included
Distant persons cured II home by addressing DIR j. Is.
MlS. BAhrMoRK, toltofs post pala) sent IN
any diroethpn, by mail or oxpresh
iuupn
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PHILADELPHIA.
AyUu,s PILLS Eorai, ~"

80, - - xs,el Pill but easy to MAKE t' n'N,
al all Piis-one which wout Law me 9" u' '9 ,,
,lvauavrs Of other lhi4 has ne.h az
r,r aud ~ nh y, hat success wand respectfully submit o
iae public decision 1t has been unfortunate i2' i p, p
bthrrta that almost every putsaiN' me- - ,btn mn,
and 10 wells This s not MANY q INV" ~
lrr sn puc gripnr pain and resuson IN tue stsih ~ j."
aate balance tho good e +" i'l,'u - - t,,
These rms produce no irritation paiu unless ARISES o
previously cNsng obstruction or detaug'm' ~ III ''
s H,ur uur,lv vegetable no harm van arise rom ''
rs, In any quantity. hut is better tha aN m'aeln' s'
be taken ildciously. Minute he'hois ~ 'n't " m 80 ,,
several Diseases which they are arpPcaH' are
complaints which haN" tcth 0t'''iF
,y them " mention liver Complaint IA All US ,aus - ' W..
Inntlic, Indigestion. Iaugonr nni Loss "i Nl'h H'
azsnass Irrtality Bilious ealaea, bilious feN'f fSN''
and tpuc Panu The Side and ons hor IN unth an 'n's'
an, but the Inenccs 4 diseased AL M &" ihe
apercut they Afford prompt and f'g 'o' @ "a -, is
with soreness II The huhv ctrs and nl 'itN oi iae o""
in short any every wtors pnrF'Ne s,elu],u ] Ia
Tie have also produced sngnary tnceeSsin cures
Rhenmatisu Golt. DruIAN Gravel flAHp'lNsf
he Rack Stomach aiih Nloe
freely taken in the spring ofthe year H. pniy t ~ %
aud prepare sNsten for the change "' 7,as'"s an
casona stimulates the stomach into healthy action NV
restores the appetite aud Vgor They purify the hn"" ana
smulant action on the efeuai"fv sNseh'
tie strength of body and restore the wasted "r d,"
the Whole organism Hence MI "Vthnh "S ~
though serious arrangement eAsA ""
dosing should he carried too lar AS every
reduces the strength when taken u" 'N
The in which physic Is required can
here but they suggest themselves 10 Wy
body and 1t is confidently believed iuls Pul
will answer better purpose than thing which has hitherto
been available 10 mankind When their virtues are once
public will ouP doubt what rcmtdy 10 ep"S
when in need Of cathartic medicine .-
Being sugar wrapped they pleasant to take ana h'R
purely vegetable harm arseom their use IN any guam
Prepared by Dr JAMES C. AVER Practical and Analytic
Chemist Lowell Mass Price per Box Five boxes
Tor Sito Sold by John II Seay Lynchhnrgi aud by all
Druggists and Merchants throughout the state
Purcell, ladd y Co. Richmond, General Agents
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sup,OKTssIs. whale

elis Porto Monies Percussion Cups, Gnnro" der fheh'
Shot Balls Pow der iasks Pouches and bes lhd rags
Nipples aud NrtnehoS. Masking Rods and i"klfrs Dog
Chains and Collars. Gun Makers Materials 10 a. ~ N'
NoLN Frs aud flNE SHOOTERS Mt mnnna.lafelt prices
Ia The trade : 81 IlilkltANl'
No ll3 Main street opposite Eape Square h''lmo"i va
4 diploma
IlBSr ,npfp NV I'm Virginia
MtDnANtGsINeTtrr1F foi fll ruMolloA
mn Nt,uNNtr AIRS 10 ....
SAM FL SNTllERDIANp. or RICHMOND, NlU'' y
For a casrot I'll NJ PISTOLS aud lill LIS, eNhhl'd
the INhhliru Ai,uS rt American Manufacture hod
the Git, ot Richmond ON the 10th day OF Nov ltai
Jams M Ifuf1lE> j. A. BltNlN,
Secretary President
all 10 la 80,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-01
NEW.YoRK ADVERTISEMENTS
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The undersigned dcAirts 10 all the A' 4ah u
aud La # suw mrut or ply fichl dc
" lapuuout that he has opened ia lim m NV
M New Aefk in NrrY hehthtul ahd
beautiful lrcation Private Family school where Hheh ch
lrsn can received taught Tho experience he has had
connection with
md lennsy for Idiots has shown hhi
tiat muoh be doho III bringing these ehdfeh ="
mre normal condition In nstancrs he has had icm
return home ,e ent,r school with advantage
.nsa, l,with The earlier Tue
Training ,ummnres. he better For circulars reference N'
address JANIS ~ RICHARDS,
aug 2Gdly NJ 20 Maldn Line or Harlem New N"k
NEW NOKK CIOTusNG, of- super i"r m"L".
eppostc the Park olcr at Whalesaf Immense Stock at
tLoTIiING ot all kinds Ciabinp Good ff7ns Redso"d
ha4 I,tc,s Lor f'CaH and So liunr II d3moa
,uNuE nAZaWO POWDER GOuPANN,
i Anuuta,t tnreis aud praets IN Gl NFoNplR, having
reduced their prices correspond with the reduced ~ "l
sapero otter their we'll known hpuda of Flee
Indian le and Kentucky Rhe Powder In kegs aud can
\ blasting aud mining, comprising
full assortment qualities aud kinds required by the trade
guarantee Il Ia give entire satisfaction. .
The standard Of their POWDER, which has e1"Ych IA"
than nNhve years VIII be
nnnd other manufacture in the world
the Company M Wall 20 Mater street. New York
4 q, HAZARD prcs't
\ l.. poua1Ass, SccN,
may ~ d6m Is NJ col
CONNOLLY n ADANs. Cobncco CoWs",i--
L sion MERCHANTS, ". A. fHoNt str ot New York
" Liberal adNan consignment.
HI. lNNISt ADAMS would he pleased to hear from his
etrnls at ms house JAMES A CONNOLLY,
npl aadIv koHl NJ ADAMS.