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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-09

In the church of st. Nicholas at Client. there
is Il tablet to the memory of Oliver Minjau and
Amalberga S~laugeuf, his wife, who were the pa
rents of 81 children, p, boys and 10 girls. Old
Oliver appeared at the head of his u sons. all in
uniform, when Charles V. made his entry into
Client and Count Flanders.-Charl was so pins-
ed at the fact of simple Artisan bringing up
and educating such a family that he conferred on
Oliver a modest pension. The renowned Con- ut
of Abensburg, when the Emperor Henry II. visi-
ted his German provinces, presented his 81 chill.
dren as the most acceptable offering he could
make to his sovereign. The Count was happier
with them than poor Miniau and his wife Ami
berga with theirs. The 81 children of this Client
couple were carried oil together in 1926, by the
suetie which we have no difficulty (s 1t is called
the newly imported diseased in recognizing as the
black sweat of England. Minjau uni his wife
died in a few weeks after tho loss of all iheir
children, among whom they lie inferred. Their
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-09
The AIr.nndrin aud Ma.hins,en Knilnan,

he work on the railway connecting AleNan-
dria with the Federal Metropolis. progresses fine.
lN. The Depot on 81. Asaph street. has been
enclosed and covered, and workmrn are bnsilv
engaged IN adjusting the Turn Table" and
other machinery necessary for the aeeommod, T.
ton of the engines, which will arrive here urzt
week. Bat a short distance Of the space between
the Long Bridge and the Alexandria Depot v.t
remains without rail, and the load will soon he
in complete order for the trains.-4ier. SEMI.
mel
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monument /. The most al. citing af The manF inc
ilurials Of the dead raised BE- pafa aHs islsHt.
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~
u T~ENNESsEE
1RAIL ROAD-NoTICE TO Pf

E-A--E2E AL ~hVaDs-NDIlCE TO PAS
SENtiEfS-On and after the LIST dy
Wi ''l7a.f is.t. the l" ssenger Trains will not stop for Pas
,eH-fts&l Joints NJ witch there are not DEPICTS. EXCEPT tho fol.
=" tHf -: slai S H"ode's, Lowry. Lisbon, Gish's. Owens
~ T. N.iss.tIt Montgomery Springs. West end Of New
t''' hf7l5e Marin and Emory College. and tickets viii not
-. 10y 'fi>aiSa and New River Bridge, but to the De.
pos - tHld. iv order of the Board
Ip ~ ~, F. II GILL, Gen. supt.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A~-EsTsES%. DISPATCH ps StrsAIryy
ANp TIE CASIi-BOOK HINBING-Thc u,J.-
.Isaad would respectful. inform the who have book, mo-,
,VsA. hound. that hr IS again rfrf aired 10 attend to his FREUD,
and the public. Ali Books viii be ready for delivery the DAYS
tbes are promised. Give me ore nurs trial before sen1iI,
th.ip bv others to The North to have bound. Ny work .L,h
be done a COED and rice an any dJne North or south. t.ry
and COMPOSITION Books for Schools aud Colleges mad, f., az
der. as how a. they can be bought and of fne paper Rim No
rer ruled 10 orler at a very Iow price. IN fact. ai Kinds ef tr.
ling Book binding and III INK Book Manufacturing don q At verv
short notice.
NV Bindery Is over %Langhorne & Walkup's b ok Store. on.
poste the cihzens savings Bank entrance through the Alley
follow the signs. WI J FOLkES'
p s Al persons nho haecl,h Book with me to lind vim
please call AID get them.
Rep copy Ia WV fuctgtt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-09

Mr.. Fillmore Is gaining strength daily, both at
the South and the North. II is die 70 suppose
that the mass of voters at the North are in favor
Of putting the Union TO hazard, or are - reckless
of the interest aud character Of their country asfo
elevate such a man as Fremont to the Pfesiden-
cy; and what ever tho zealots and fanatics Of his
party may say. and however londly they may
boast, the thinking and by far the larger portion
cfihe Northern people will ultimately draw off
from him aud cast their votes for Fillmore"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-09

Isl, htsi and cheapest Bed ever offered in thfs market
."t',,.lE l'>0rf durability and economy, and can be sold
50 -. A
sep Its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-09

\ letter from Paris, dated September l7th,
says that whatever reasons there wrre for hop
ing tint the differences between Naples on tho
one part. and France and England on the other,
would bc adjusted without difficulty, have disap.
peartd. JOINT notes. u!timatums. recall of en-
bassadars,n and even the sending # "A naval squad
ron to Naples, are now talked of as more proba-
Bile than eyer.
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A. Irsetftl hiS / all aud W inter Goods, consisting In mart Of
Flut Cloths, Doe skins, now and beautiful Oyercoaupgs Fan.
cN CassiInofes, Fancy Velvet and Six NeStings. and hast
li'eN elset and Satin in town Shirts, Drawers. Collars
HtoNea, ilandkefcii"fs, Stitched and Woven Shirt Fronts SO
tents wanting garments made to order of goods that will
eiHesatisiaetion. VI! please call aud examine.
AGENCY tarheott's Fashions, also tor Wheeler & Wilson's
Niiteains Machine. the best invented tor general use. and far
ahead Of ali others on linen or cotton. ~ '
OF 2tl2ort wu 7 nam
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"' ''-o' WM. l.. PAGE.
{ IVois fs,E sincl ..d Fancy sill.

n French aud tneltah M'rinos, Mouslias. Idack and figured
Allpatass French Work of the latest stvlcs. Sbqyls Nisottcs
Np'"hz ~ great variety. G~UGGINHEIMER.
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E>Neh share. Merch,,, -,
=, Gus coupon Bonds : 1000 each City Lvnchbmrn =
,N'ni 9t'te Va Bonds Registered and Coupons.
PETERS, SPENCE & co
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ENEh-tssa H0Esk-Nc rc.TnrtTriiy invite
'he Ladies to tall and examine OR Stock Fan and Win
u WeIh' collars, Sleeves, Handkerchief, skirts,
,tGa.' infant 5 Bodies. Gaps and real Maltese Lace Sets, Imi-
s. ~ @e' &C. j. a. SIIGLER u co.
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We are prepared to furnish our customers and Others
VINO WISH to consign their grain to us, prime New Pays at the
usual hai. Road charge-say one cent per hushel.
'"y Zoo3cts IRBY & SAUNDERS,
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I in TINS. the best zine sold, Lows Pure y, lite Lead Rel
Leaf al ~Ifthafpe, 80 gallons lias1el I'll, 15u gallons Sufrit4
rurqeutinc, Fire ROOF PANT, chrome and Paris Greens ana
nj oh r caiofs used by Painters. = large assortment Of wuItr
briste Pint brush common PANT brushes. Narnish brushes
Badger iienlers. Ssh Iuuls, Sc, Bro1Izes aud Gold Leaf
bus Frerch Window GLASS and Glaciers Diamonds. tor sale
low by SItOiIIbt ~ WHITEHEAD.
t"f % 81 lnHpf e.
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NEW soosA@.-Eh" laneien, Hebrews. by
"a Abraham Mills, Modern Greece by Henry NJ. Baird 4
New Work hg the Author IF the Wide Wide World. Widdi.
field NJ" Cock Book. Three Per Coat a Month or the Perils
OF faat Living, The Old Regime aud the Revolution. by NJ ID
! onlheNhIe, Marion Lester, or the Mothers Mistake. Conf
denilal Letters OF Napoleon and Josephine. Memoir Of CHS
holm, Poems by y. smith, lieadleyis Life Washington. ilustra
tGh, Colt N 5 Life and Times of Henry Clay, DE La Hoddes'
history OF the Secret Societies of France, Woods (new work
iH't Issne1) Therapeutics and PharuacoloRy. Ihankfulness by
). T. i 4lor, Life AMI Essays of Benjamin Franklin, Memoirs
ct towetl BnNt7n. Life and Adventures IF Beckwourth. Iar.
Icfs Magazine FIR October. Go1cg's d.. do. Just received by
Express IANtlIaRXE 4, wAIEUpE
IL
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Tn -.,T, ~, nv NHDsIFIbFfr haNF IWNt
Wv q en- ,hfeet. winch will insure a genuine M. ! article, and
~ up DID Is low, OF probably lower, than it can be purchased
'sv"hete all we want is a call to insure a sale
aug '3iis A\DEpSoN hnk,,s 70
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q BsD3S s'9sks Ets.-g1O sns!tz f5agIcv,,s
H u9rteg per Ship Dry"ushlrr, from London fer sale hy
EDMOND, DAVENPORT q co.
oct Its AGENTS for Nauuf. rtIrcrs
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- In = I,f.IHs N OUVEfOrsNITr SaUf0. % tasps DUrlUl
NJ rstard lbs and lbs, FIR sale by
Oct 9-dts EDMOND. DAVENPORT q Co
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- No. nashe't >".et oil, Branding Paint, banding Br1I.n,s
&c Just 10 hand aud Tor sale. s p'"sH'S'
o.tu,s j. II. THOMPSON & co.
DrunnL-A-
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p,.ruEuny TmE AFRICA.
a,,,,, 4 .prditian smith Otf.risn ssef"''-
seat in ,asiiauep Arrest Of 's""''N
s,,r,, sos /. ties an Paris, A., A..

The foreign files by the Africa. 10 the 2oth
nil. contain some few additional matters OF IN
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.ktASB0S DRY prc-eryed tsingcr.-a small
X ets, t5f slleby
S1'ROTIiGR 4 WHITEHEAD,
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- 100 Nuts tIaae ".N,cument Java Coffee,
.Ba l3ae--s
In tore and tor sale by
art4 dr. EDMOND D~AXFSF8RT & g.,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-09

Tho amnesty for the remainder OF the Genoc,r
ms urgents al 1919. granted by Victor Emanuel,
wa published in Turin ON thu 10th ult. The
min" persons named in this amnesty were the last
poll tical prisoners in Sardinia.
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mo. 563.l
Notice

Of Withdrawal Of Lands in Louisiana
IN pursuance Congress- approved june 1856
king of land Louisiana, aid in
railroads said instructions have
been given the local land officers continue the from
sale and location The following lands
probably
until otherwise directed heretofore ordered by telegraph the
3lst OF May last, viz
Office SATCHIrocHEs, all the lands in the district
follows:
Townships ID, inclusive, of range 4.
Townships Q to ID, Inclusive, of range S.
4 wnshps 10 a. inclusive, FRANCE
Townships II TO "a tnradve OF raages and g. and
Townships Is and "a, of ranges . and 10. ...m.E
Office MosRoR all lands district situated
ships Is 30 ncusve which lie
sps ID 49, inclusive, between and the
Office district north
Of the base line and of principal merdian together
the following:
Township NORTH OF ranges and
Townships + south, inclusive, and
Townships 4 Inclusive, ranges west
Townships and 2 south, Of ranges and 7 west
Townships to south, inclusive, Of ranges and east
Townships 10 10 south, inclusive, of range east.
townships to IA SOUTH inclusive, OF east.
Township 4 to Is south, inclusive, of range 6 east
Together with all tbs townships east south OF
township south.
oce between
ranges east and 40 east.
Ofhce NEw ORLEANS townships situated
ranges ~ Mississippi
following lying 0esf Of the Mississippi river, viz
Townships - 10 49, inclusive of ranges IL and IL
Townships 10 TO 49, inclusive, between % and IL.
Townships IL 10 49, inclusive between Is 90 and
Townships IL 20 H. inclusive, lying east Of range 49,
Given under hand, Once city OF
washington, this 18TH day OF June, lsS8
June 4o-lawbw Intel STAR Commissioner.
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Putnell Toudvine johnson Gray and Maria Sessions.
equity soefset County, befoe lion. Thomas Spence,
judge Of the eth JUDICIAL eifcoh Of mtyiaEd
THE object Of for sale Of certain
for purpose partition, and pesctng the title OF
the complainant said lot certain
Mackey, late OF deceased BY his Will devised
all his Of kind his wife Susan during her bf and
her william NJ ID. Townsend, ElEa Townsend.
III Ann Vance, Henry Alexander Smith,
The bill by
life tile OF John semons
purchase by said John b slemon Of Elizabeth
Vance death OF said Joha and James
Josiah Engsworh The complainant
II all said Johns the death OF William NJ D. Townsend
and Maria and Mary e. siemons equal
descent right Mary semons ony
heir the BY said Mary Semous OF her
in sad lot the complainant purchase by said John Sic
in bis Mara Sessions interest IN said that
destroyed Smith and The descent
Of BROTHER hr said Henry, and the sale
all a johnson
the State OF Virginia that the complainant seized common
and said Gray tens subject The complain
ants estate for tho life OF said susan who s living and
advanced and praying for decree establishing the complain
ants tenth Interest Aforesaid sold by said Ma
said sale for
the purpose pafuor and for order OF publication against
said Maria and Johnson who residents this state IL IL
theupon this third day Of June eighteen hundred and BY
subscriber circuit Of eght Judicial circuit Of Mary
land ordered That the complainant BY causing this order
inserted pubshedn Washington city
each Of Eve successive weeks before the 18th day Of July
this bill them appear this court person
before fifteenth Of October
and show II they hay why decree should
pas prayed. THOMAS A. SPENCE.
GrvIr WooLroRD Clerk.
June T-laN5wn
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No. 56l *@
Notice or the withdrawal Of Lands In Mich.

pursuance Congess approved ID June, lS
King grant Stale OF MtcHoAs aid in the
ucan railroads said sstr have
been gwen by tn and receivers
the reservxon and location OF The following descu
lands probably filling within described limits OF selection
heretofore ssdsssd BY telegraph
30,h OF May last, wit;
Once DunoAx: All the lands IN the district in the 'euAA
ninsua range and "a west and south OF township
norfher~ oil the lands north Of town'
80, AID Of range 10 west sasa H1G
All lands the district ali those
ships H. 10, 10, and "a lying west Of range IA west
Once al GEsKsEK; All the lands The district, except
situated north Of owssp IL and Of
and IN Of township 10 and east Of range east
ono. lands Ia the district lying
nshps north, aud all situated OF range
Office All the lands the distinct lying
range Q west ".-"
All the lands In the district
south II to~uship in rsnges ~ - 81 Inclusive.
Snuh % township So, - 70 "a inclusive
South u township SO, In ranges 81 and %
South OF township 81, In ranges 81 aud -.
North of township 20, in ranges % and {o and
North township 49, in ranges Al and ~.
These latter, embracing nesry all the lands advertised Id
Pesden proclamation No. 53a be ofsred next July S
Sic Marie which viii NOT therefore, be offered the public &
therein ordered
Given under my hand ri the Land Once city
-urr -. THos. A. HENDRICKS
June l4-ia~6~i !Iniei starI comnssonu
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PROTECTED BY rya letters Of England and
inc coats Of Bcoe dc Pharmoee de Paris and The Imperial Cot
lege Of Medicine, Vienna.
Tesem No lis the remedy for general and local debility
OF ure power premature decay and all Tho distressing
9uences arising from an early abuse &C h effects are ecacou
In youth manhood, and old the vr powers would
impaired, decline life " the Trc~cmar
universally adopted physical pedients vansh mage
before 10 influence, thus rendering i invaluable
tcring the marriage state.
Treaema No completely and entirely eradonfcr -l
,hose disorders which md
sndo'e for, the ruin The health o portion pop
naon.l +.
Tnesema No Bis the great European remedy for that class o.
disorders which, unfortunately the English physician with
and which all the ssapnls In world remove.
Triesemar Nos g and alike devoid smell
all nansesns qualities They lay the toilet table without
their use being detected
Sold in TN - each divided separate
ministered by Valpesp, Lnislmnnd, Itonx, &C.
To he had wholesale retail r. A. barrow No. ~
Green street, near Canal New yot specially appointed by the
proprietor and patentee for United States snd
other part Of America immediately receiving remittance
Mr. hsrrow will forward the resemar ~ the world
securely PACKED and addressed according the Instructions Of the
@
Retail agents required. Terms cash.
Nov o--diW
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BY RAILROAD DIRECT TO THE WEsr.
IN ss lz1sssIs zN

rlas between washington ana Whssi'ns but M
Through Ticket. and s,S..Ss Cheeks TO be had In
THE Baltimore Railroad having greatly improved Its
Offers the fullest Inducements TO
The Northwest, and the soathwes,.
the hsan a between ns trains o9 Wanson and
Washington junction. atey called the Relay House nine miles
Washins,on baggage through
wheeling the Washington station ,sehecked and
,oogh tickets for points beyond The connecting Trans
SsS " ss.. q:
wheeling, through Cambridge GAINESVILLE and Newark,
Mansfield sandusky railroad sandusky, Toledo, Detroit
Chicago, 8, Louis, &C.
q ne LAls Miami ,aiisad xsnia, cNcINNATi LOUIS
as me asa so ss Dayton 70
auis Laiays.ie, chicago, island, 81 Louis,
Natchez. Orleans, sod Washington
Tickets for Evansville, Cairo and st. Louis sold by this
FOR CLEVELAND and via Cleveland Toledo. Detroit,
&c. tickets sold when the Ohio navgabe between
Wheeling and svssvie toy mileaJ where connection wit.
Travellers TO notice that while this s the only route
West Washington Cincinnati is
Fare by through cker from Washington: To Wheeling % IS
By rsii,oaa By steamer from ss naasago
Chicago sa IS and SO 50 st. us sas 80 and sa' Memphis
For Frsdess and aatpers Ferry ar.usg Berkeley Springs
Cumberland Bedford springs iedmout Oakland and Famoun
mnoa way .sons between Baltimore and wheeling take g.
Por trims to and from Baltimore Annapolis Ac see special I'D
vor further inormation through ucke &C., apply TIL.
PARSONS, agent, at Washington station. - u
-e .-. Master OF Transportation Baltimore and
May 5-dn ohio Railroad, Baltimore
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Washington, March 7, less.
dams tunnels, and Washington squeduct
Proposals. received up to the 9th OF May will be opened
Maps. probes specification, ofhe work will be ready for
Proposal. win work Of particular cuive
hdse., ae kc described in the plans and specifications
pesest appropriation but all for unfinished win
.e to = dom. sas
ss9n 60, Sn % each and N
what works shall be stopped until funds available
zen p VIII p pa ss no. 81 81
The engineer the work has been properly h
specie check. upon the United State,
per WIN b conSsc,s that the WORK
men s hal b paid hsr ia wages monthly and specie
the washinstes Asueducap N =
should sy - deemed mt an s BIDS
en mali considered conducive propc. the
Every by written ruar.r.e signed by
% s Or vi. r. ri s . b q s
enter ln,o obligation within ten days, with good and .uncen
10 be accompanied by the certificate OF the United
s on's - oe'I
partmeni Of War, tina, the able make good
Bd' win be opened in presence bidders n any them
choose 10 be prcssn. -
. Capt Of Engineers in charge
PORN OF GUARANTEE
To Csp. ~. @. Meis,, u. q. Engineers.
hereby Jointly .ey,,ay The United States and
IN cs.e he freso,us bid f be accepted
same Win ssoa and .ucen, sursie. TO
oSs REIMBURSEMENT under which ". made And IN cas-. o..
's. ~, 70 enter into contract :. Aforesaid guaranty
tho mort lowest bidder. !. -
tssnsd) A.B.
shove named rusrsn'or' are good and sufficient
Mars- sw's,b~.yAi.wu . .. -
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Notice OF Limited Partnership.

THE undersigned hat they have this day formed linz
tied partnership under the firm Of Appleton Co whose place
buying aud
selling stocks da foreign and domestic exchanges bonds
checks OF stock brokerage and
exchange business; that William Stuart Appleton and Henry W.
Howell reside in said city, partners and George
Rust resides in Logduun Vns, special partner
said George Rust contributed capital
twenty dollars
said March, 1885,
Nm WH. STUART APPLETON,
ii W. no y ELL,
Mar 25-d2w GEORGE RUST, Of Virginia.
HAVING associated ourselves roether Indicated above
sale OF
stocks bank foreign exchange collection
Of sight and bills loans bonds, bills
promissoy public exchange
Of We win make city collections receive depote pay
checks, and allow interest standing accounts LII.
We have secured the Of hr. LAWRENCE BAYNE
tof late firm Of Selden, Wher h Co., Washington, D.
who win his undivided business
house, and all OF hs therein will be fully recognised
-"' #s. APPLETON CO.,
April 3-6w ala Baltimore street.
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Law school OF Cumberland University, at Lebanon.
Tennessee.
FACULTY Hon. Abraham osrushs, late Of the ccui,
Nathan Gresa Of the ndses of,hs
Of Tennessee. Eer 81. ..
Hon BromAsd L. Ridley orhs State
Judges Cauihcs and Green dew their whole time exclusively
to the school. q '1# 4s@ hs#9E sHt a fff.sE g#a n
Pian Daily sxamnations
books No
daily lessons in the progress Of the examinations.
Weekly law equity which
dents Of facts
prosecute all processes
pracce The require
dence In the trials Some Of taken appeal
court which - held monthly in the class and
public the cod oevery session The students clerks
jurors circuit judges, and chnncelOrs other
pacities connected with their suits. @ M ~.a.
SsionsThe third Sep
ember third Thursday February. The
the succeeding Monday In February and ends
Thursday in July. -. ...s '...-
Expenses per $50, advance contnsen
fee q boarding $50 furnish their
which be had in Lebanon bookstores. . re
No previous study required
mission There four regular classes. Students
any time during the collegiate year. v $50 IF
There is moot legislature counected with the school
Number ofstudsns the last Collegiate eighty SIX
kO01RT l.. CARUTHERS,
Feb 1l-eoly a a@ President Board Of Trustees
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THE ONLY OWE AurHoRrzEpi-Th Rob 81

THE ONLY ONE Rob Of DR. BOY.
vEAU LAFFRCTEUR h FAR the Of Cpis
ner, ssrspas, similar remedies radically
whos mercury all affections Of the
Of ITCH accidents
period Of s and hereditary acrimony Of humors A. depurs
i've powerfully shcscious cssfrhs Of the
fractions and other weakness Of the arising
injections soundnsss A. anti syphliuc
ensuing
Of bsl.sm Of csava enhebs from Injections which only
the without neuirsisinG H. The Rob
syphic
and which have resisted the mercury
Of POTASSIUM.
General agents e. the United States Gabriel Blondrn, esq,
William New York. for wholesale orders
New oresn- seuily, Gan francisco.
The Rob Lseceur by druggists Uni.
tad sts,es The rsmphei
cal properties of the Rob will be ossned by writing O. Bon
wanted ...# '.##..=#-#
a. r. hprep.red 6r orders South Amercs West
dies Of the United aas. duties he has ne Rob IN bond
Hsrch Idly Y
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OSvxos N MxaShAAs Coss LorrsaIx.,
s &8at gasls Bsiszss<s. Assyisad, july y, lass.
sHE u he MssAsd 0tss deemed
Ne psc agssss The swindtrs
who nAA AAd ossswss fraudulent losesy
Al wholly nculoas e5F ft HB
Ths osy lotteries Maryland those daily
the people
the under cxamne approve the
schemes aud 10 attend drawings.
All the tickets these and All certificates packages
X Brennan
fer Once ofthc Maryland Consolidated Lotteries
Baltimore, MsTyIand.u All arr fraudulent
For Iu Information the subject Of those frauds address
fss liz trf#g Y. x Brennan,
Sept ao-dly Bsliinaore Maryland.
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TO TUE gADfEs-Mr. r. T.. HARPERt - Broomheid street.
Boston, choice Of those rich and
elegant straw embroidered ball dresses Of the latest Partisan style
which universally Newport AZ he
not then able supply the demand he takes s opportunity
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BosTos, January 8, 1856