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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-06

SICK KuuEADACuuE.-Dr. T.. ~. Wrtghrs LII
- QID Catharc unoaualed In removing the cause "t
This mnlady Whether proceeds from nervous
debility NJ tho system generally u
cures speedily aud permanently without the least iheonve
nenro the patient II has failed to remove Bilos
otchos on tho skin Pains In the Head, BACK Breast and
side, Erysipclns bronchitis syphlna bieunnoss Liver
Complaint IholIc Cramps In Children and Adults, WORMS
tt healthy action OF the giendu
aeereonary organs and all impurities OF the system
Ia carried of without reaction as s The onae Win All ohof
purgatves This truly tho great friend Of man. and no e
y ahould be day without H. Full directions Tor use nn
company 52 and % cents each For sale
hy all respectable DruRgiss throughout tho country
um
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fnNO soumsr, MerchnWs.-Dry Geods at whoic-
j SAIE-JNO. j. PURVIS, Rgt, aska all those who buy
again hs heavy stock OF New
Goods ong received aud bought eince The great decline
piirra IN New York
V=BOARDING HOUSE &c--Iho rooms over my store
vacant and would innko good boarding house ihny
residence or office JNo J. ptlRVis, agent
al pf.lta
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.
e. SA AAA WORTH ef Hend, Made

eVsSNysOVV CLOriItNo, at aRfArtN Rfpfcth
f.f made expressly for aud warranted second to mono
~ te United States in point of workmanship and hnish-
Uchtrmeh visiting Petersburg would do well Ia give nae u
,a fhey wish superior clothing My OF Cloth,
cass,mefo aud Nestngs selected with great care aud
yet hem direct from the Importers thereby saving The per
reniaEe OF the obber All orders goods In the tailoring
department warranted to IT. sale aud suits are
mado by the best workmen IN the State Please call my
Merchant Tailoring aud Ready Made Clothing House -
sycamore street, Petersburg. TllOS. W. ROY SToN
apl l6ts
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m,,.,INAnY AND FANCY GOODS

The anbscribers have Just returned from sewV1skO
York, and pleasure In informing tbe bsdles ~
w OF this city and vicinity they oper.
Ine their stock OF BoNNETs, RIBBONS, FLOWERS LAVE
GOODS, CARS, HEAD DRESSES HAIR BRAlDS, NAN
rIIIAS with n large lot Of FANCY ARTlcLEs, such hs
usually found In Mnary establishments have select
and hope attention To business to msrs liberal
patronage. .-.-l- - -.
we would respectfully solicit the OF tho foriner
rends and patrons predecessor, Mr. X Hening and
nssore them thai III. orders will be promptly Httendcdfo
F tonncis beachea and repaired In the best style attic
We shall Expect collect accounts IN July and January
Opening day TUESDAY a3th, : ....,......,..
fH-LkDIEa N YOU WISH TO SEE soMETHiNo
REALLY PRETTY. GALL ON ....,,,..s ,c4
Inn 2its . MA - ,,.. ,,lao " ~. -
X f,ry, Il arro uuts % pthce.
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signed have day formed copartnershlp IN the city
~ New York under the firm of BRUMMEL & RDNSlEKS,
Tor purpose transacng Commission business Tor the
sale of MANuFACTURED and LEAF IoBAcCoColloN FLOUR
(;RS and produce generally. Location, H3 Water street
Having ample means, prepared to make liberal az
vances produce consigned TO MS for sale
In New York Shipments through Messrs A. L. Roysor, Bro,
a co Richmond Va, will be forwarded free of charge
JOSEPH BRuMMEL Of Richmond
A. l.. ROYSTER, of New York
j. B ROYSTER, Of Richmond
Nr,v yopg January l. 1856 Liam 25dGm
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t.o AnIA WORTH OF CLOTIIING. -

$4,000 WSnTs "SsIriVnLf SF sEIhiSd GLSsdTs OUT xT
COST 70 CLOSE BI'SINESS.-I offer for sale private
B Goth July my entire stock OF Cloths Cassilneres
VestinRs aud a large stock of READY MADE CLOTHING
partly consisting o-Fine Cloth Ceas do Casslmer, do, do
Alpaca do FarmerssSatn do do Marseiles, do do,
Linen do Cashmere Pants, do. Marseiles do do Linen
do do Cashmere Vests do. Marsellcs do. do Linen do
Also large stock of goods numerous to mention Most
of tho goods here will be sold
Cash In OF The above goods not sold by
Goth July will sell the remainder at auconas business
calls me in direction have large stock of Cloths
Casemeres County Merchants should give call as
goods bound be sold by the above ne
wishing engage in the Read Clothing business will
now have chance seldom offered, will make
great reduction The Rent and of the best
locations In the city, JACOB NEWMAN.
Lynchburg, may cots
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NEW BOOKS just received ni M0rse's-
II Watt Burr the Early Day in the Northwest, by j. H.
Kenzie;
The Sparrow grass Papers by Cozzens;
Courtshp and aIriage;
II s. Canada and Cuba, by Mfss Murray;
The Great American Battles, by Carroll;
Iady's Guide Perfect Genlity by Emily rhornwelli
Married Not Maed--by Alice Cary;
The Bunsly Papers, by J. Brougham;
philip Rolo by Capt, Jas Grant;
Countess OF Laseells, by Reynolds;
A III, riean Railway Guide;
Blac ckwood's Magazine; The National Magazine North
British London Art Journal; Godeys Ladies' Book,
june Pctersons Magazine, for June; Baous Magazine
NAV 81 lt4
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Once Of the Commissioner Of Lotteries,
BALTIMORE. April ls 1855 5
niua nj ul0

mice nj the Con, na issiOner Of Lotteries,
BALTIMORE April 1s 1855.
yuNnE undersigned, Com missioner Of Lo,'eries
of The state Maryland being in receipt daily of letters
from various portions Of the county making inquiry ms to
ottery Schemes with which the country Is flooded and which
,rnort 10 be decded by M DRAWINGS of the Maryland Coasoi
idae3 LO" takes this method to all such letters
Of nquiry the public that oil Lotteries porhR 10
be dded bg Marytdnd DyapiaRs Jrdnds that
certain parties style themselves Morris Co.. and pretend
TO he Managers Sole Agents for the Grand Charter Lotto
es nj Cleveland Ohio mpostors and said lottery fraud
having neither legal presumptve existence and that an
other fictitious firm STYLED MuTy Co Cleveland ONO,
also mpostors all which they profess to be
aRers or agents for, also frauds.
RICUARD FRANCE, of this city Is the Contractor for
drawing the Lotteries The business is conducted
nndcr The firm Of r. FRANCE CO. as Managers and they
have no sole agents the city of Baltimore There how
vor some forty licensed yenders for the Slate of Maryland
who derive under him. through this Office TO sell tick
cts ia the Maryland Lotteries. D. II; McPHAu.
~ Commissioner Of Lotteries for the State Of Md.
, Il {mo
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nvORE OF THOSE CHEAP LAWNS, Ba-
RACES White Mouslns, Irish Linens &c. just received
aud will be sold very cheap, for cash
% ,aav 5o "a JNO J. PuRyIS, agent.
uNOR HENT-The House situated on Court
street oppste Abram Bggers belong TO the lionscs
urodurt, ardeI-aresy planted-and all necessary out
houses Lately the house has undergone thorough repair
~ w CIIISW ELL DABNEY
finn, ood1v EDWARD CABELL
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n WEACTGON.-Thc great increase -
- OF common LEVER WATCHER. has had EA
y ihn nnrrt 10 rnny ylnce all sensibe mcn, that G.AA

IL the effect to convince all sensible men, that A6
d1A10 u is folly 10 inyes, their money In snrh bnr-
esaue time pirrra This resnlt pedeted a. the time OF
heir the MARKET aud We are gha 70 see lnas
Tho feeling disgust haa become 40 wide spread VINO
io tho and secure time Keeper .nss meea
not 10 tink We would cali he heh
on of our friends public generally 10 our stock OF
johnson Watches In heavy ~ Karat aoa hmnns
nses wbuh are offering nj the lowest prices ana
warranted o superior finish and accurate time kcepers
Tho buys such watch has somohing ha WI pe r.
liable for life We would be much pleased 10 snow 'hem 10
any gentleman who would do this favorto call
." HII.VERTHoHN a. Cliff,
,ayo6,s Formerly IL silyerihorn.
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VNREsn PEACHES AND TOMA. OEs, I'm
trdsr A. BOYD.
NAV % dow
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MEDICINES.
AYERS PILLS, rer all the

PURPOSES or A AMiLy PLY
slC.--Thcre has long existed public
demand for an effective rargative PHI
which could he relied oi, H sure aud
perfectly SAT, In Its opcrativa, This has
been prepared 10 meet that oamand, and
an extensive trial OF ia virtues has con-
elusively shown with what success !, ae.
IeomplIshca tho purpose designed. II Ia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-06

NENeGAN atANO.-Dry mud iu due order,
lvh 30 tons "A and "A A brands being shipped to us
bA the Importer, For sale, to arrive, by
u &. HARDY 4 co,
10 hhArls EIrsl lnnr nhnXn nlla lInel pnnrshnrg
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n -rniNea EA-i!iON. a. =. isNsI,;E- .,,.


o<Xf3DoVE's BONNET AND FANCY SToRE.-0HyX
adica lot TO you, that on or before ns ~
VA rplb inst ahal produce from three OF the nos-
taabonnbc Embellishments York tho latest styles OF
nonnca You may assured that every hing nat ne
finger OF shall be presented 10 yo" even
10 the mlnuieHi whim. .,.....,.
aay Tor your personal grstiacstson that the ekhmon
Of onueta New York. viii oeeur ON tho std nst anu vs.
ba article of considered second only to sweet pro-
" md consequently will be before any DINER afee
,i droas IL nbould be selected with mnch care -,
In order uit the great variety Of tastes II my assem
nation to prmeut great field OF variety not only IN bohnss
iut In Nantes ana every variety Of summer Coverings
sutr little children come for they shall not oe neg
ioeed heretofore iata Flats Little Bonne's anu o"ps
and Other pretty little traps
Very respectfully ....a.,,,
NyEW SsWOCERY, COMmlnAuON 4 FOX.
IL WARDINQ IIOuSE.-1bs subseribers have leased 'of
term of wears from Mr. G. II. Lynch, his new fno froo
Duny lately this city directly opposite me aepo
of " a. r. Il r. and Immediately between the thiroau ana
Canal for tho purpose OF carrying on general
CoMMIsaIoN AND Fpnw ADINo BUSINESS under the syle
and Arm Of pIACK PETTYJOHNi Wo oner 10 onr
friends and the public generally new and wall seisee.
soek of Groceries Liquors &c In exchange for cash OF
country produce and earnestly solicit call o "" o''oe
purchasing ...s
good SUNNY of Lime Plaster and Cement kept on hand,
which be low other hase IN tne Guy
All goods consigned to VIII be "ardeu win dis
patch parti attention paid to the order o them
agents for the SAFE OF ns"t ,oui.
Tobacco Corn Oats Ac, Charges reasonabie ana no
pains render satisfaction Account oil sales
made a. J n., nmHc ,n,,u
aug Ats ~ lr > . IDlllN.
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liz TIHERs OF RiClrS PATENT IRON BEAM FLOW.
ur Premium mn side Improved Livingston, Peckski and
Eagle Plons and Castings Improved 1hfashlng Machines,
Shelters Cutting Knives and Road sorapors also an I'M
proved Double Action Pump for Wells and Springs
ON TIE BASIN, Lynchbnrg, Va
do horehy certify have tried for myself Richs Iron
Beam Patent hesitation In pronouncihg this inyn
able Implement opinion the best low IN use and dos
lined take the place of all others whenit shall
become generally known JOHN nAbiiipA,,
Kurseryman and Florist, near Lynchburg, Va
CHAs TyNCu ESQ., Of this city who has used the iron
Beam low past recommends II as the bcst
Pow advised his friends at once to procure IT,
lie has given liberty refer confidently TO him
sep lis H. 4. WIiiTTEMORE q BRO
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The VIA OHIO rL,,o,J
charged if all the way by kalroaa y" "t0''e'
on uo'"' ' RRIDGFORD & Co, Richmond
rard, a. % Selden Miller J. Ii. Claiborne D. '" Wrlen,
e. - Cbos r. Wortham q Co. Shields & SomInergule anu
q 20, Shas ,o,aort W g. 10 june 25ts.
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A n many goods purchased 0t the late SAFE o.
"a II Lewis stock have not been called for, purchasers
requested forward and get them anu settle ther
bills, ihe goods will be re.sod WM H. Moebh'
nu
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FRIDAY MORNING JUNE 6, 1856.
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

lu.OVER sEED.-PRlME NEW CLOVER SEED
~ for sale the best terms CRENSliAW Il co,
feb 25ts North side of the Basin, Richmond, Va
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ItILT MOuDiNs. Tor h,ic.Iinb fram yyhirb
u various styles and priees-foih ""i r. MORSE
frames will be furnished Of any size ~ ~
ap lots
CIUEaM SAW WILL. FOR SAIE.-Wc ha't
No / thirty horse power STEAM SAW MILL, Whirn
viii he sold very low ali running Is in colue
der Apv Information concerning it Will be ehee''us "
P"teo U" 'Pp" \. WINSTON,
JNO. II. BAILEY
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..SUmMEm AnnANGEMENTs.y y 1.rees.

66StUMWER ARRANs.EMENTs." 1fEft
- FOR NEW YORK FROM LYNCH a>AQIaNS
BURG, VIA PETERSBURG, by SOUTH SIDE
RAuROAD-C -CHEaPEST AND PLEdSdN1EST Route
Si to New York including Ralrond fare and meals ana
"Stateroom board Steamer W 10 New fork-seeond
class aud sccraRe - ....
Passengers leaving fynclburg on TUESDAfs o.
roek by Railroad will connect the same evening
at CIV Point the large and counodons steamship
JAMESTOWN Capt. Parish, and proceed direct to New
York, touching only ~ Norfolk.
The steamer ROANOKE will continue her trips hs hereto
fore leaving Point every Wednesday morning M9 o'rk
For through tickets, apply TO
LEE < JOHNSON, Main St, Lynchburg,
lAr
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l. GT525O Sacks Ashtons Salt direct importation iron
- erpool, daily expected For sale by - ga,
n ,3ts EDMOND, DAVENPORT & co.
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4 icorice! I.icoricc We keep constantly u
u supply various grades Lcoflce rom common 10 prime
II the lowest raios--huve now
% eases j. e Co MasN
% " W allis & Go.
- Ynurria ,"
$50 " ottomnno e"
3s Solazzo Stick.
Tnos BRANCH & SONS.
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PERSONAL

go. There is firm in New York, the nsme
Of which is Lay, Hatch Co. The clerks arc
presumed TO be Shanghais
80. Thomas Colt, one Of the Fremont cleo
toEs ai large, hes been chosen one OF the com.
m'tiee at large for the reorganization of the
Know Nothing I arty Of MasEa ,husets
80. The Pennsylvania o. yesterday con-
"a ns the following card
A CARD.-Ny editorial connection with the
Penrsyl7arian closes with the present mum
ger. TEEOrHILUs FIskB.
PhiladelI hia, Dec. 10, 1856.
....A correspondent Of the New York Tri
hume Gays that Mr. Asa Whitney, the origiua
tor Of the great Pacific Railroad scheme. Is
extensively Engaged ia the milk busincs, in
this city. He lives a few miles cut, Eeers
about fifty cows, and supplies Washington
people with milk. He looks like a plain far.
mer, and taits like a statesman-especially
railroad
go. TIE glorious uncertainty Of the law i,
illustrated in late case in the New Yo,k
courts Muson i. lockwood, sued Henry T
Raymond, as editor Of the Times, for libel n,
reflections on him as the Manager Of the Sir0
Sing Prison. Lockwood proposed TO mt ;n
evidence the New York Daily Times - r.
prove the publication, but the complaint al
leSiDg that the article appeared in ths New
York Times" the plaintiff was cou PEELED t.
pay the costs of the term, and the suit goel
over TO future day. IL appears remarkat /
that so fatal an error should have crept int
the plsadings, but lawyers, like printers, 81,
not perfect.
-. There has been another change Of pro
prietCrship IN the organ Of the Seward party
AZ Albany 1t will be recollected that Nj
weed retired from the Albany Journal some.
thing more than year ago. Mr. Dawson, fol
long peFlod DIS partner and associate editor,
withdrew from the establishment dnr;ng ,bs
late Presidential campaign. The Statesman
says that Mr. Ten Eyck, the Last of the old
partners, has now retired, and that the ne
firm, under the name Of Wilkeson a Co ;;
consists Of Mr.. Samuel Wilkeson, Mr.. Freder.
lex W. Seward, and two other young men
John and Philip Ten Eyck.
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C"nsunptfVe Rheumatic Co:te Bilious aud DeIic,te
some days use VIII hnd renewed strength aud life p.rya0r
"sah u ther frames Every dose makes the blood
nufeT The nerves commence in the and
IN the veins These pills, first a.. npon The ar
leial blood increasing the circulation, by which
are deposited In the veins and they throw OF such cec.
ons mo the bowels which organ by the energy der
from Brandreths Pills. eApels them avs en- when
st used the pills may occasion gripping even make le
patent eeI worse this must be eOrna the coed ia
ime afterwards No good Ia acb eyed
some trouble In its attainment this rule apnlas no the
oNey OF health These symptoms only occur wher-
mas long struggled under load of impure tcous
o, cohsecu tive use Tor few days will satisfy the
most uhoelievirs Of the great good the pills are don
aecons should be carefully studied. undersood and
followed health and vSor will, in a maioritv 90 ca- - w
cared by the use Of RBANDRETH'S Pills NC Sc
Sold at rs cents per box at 40 Canal .traat p.,s,,
buIdlhs, New York; by T. W. Uyott A Son. 40 80,
ally. ino oeaers gener-
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Alex sndria Custom House and Post Office.

Alexandria Custom House and Post Office.
The contract for the iron work for this build
ing has been awarded by the Secretary of the
Treasury to Messrs Hayward, Bartlett & Co.,
Of Baltimore, for the sum of SIS, 1858.
Court OF Claius-Yesterday, William D.
Merrick, Esq, of Maryland, was admitted an
attorney Of the Court, and John f. Ennis, Of
the District of Columbia, was appointed COM
missioner to take testimony.
The case of John T. Ferguson was argued
on the facts by Mr.. Rockwell for the claimants,
and by the Solicitor, for the Government, and
submitted. Adjourned.
Supreme Court-Yesterday, William Ii :.
Crabbc, Esq of Pennsylvania, was admitted
an attorney and counsellor of this Court
The argument in the cause of VIM. II. Soy
mOur, ct al, plaintiffs in error, Us Cyrus d.
Mccormick, mo. 49, was continued By Messrs.
Dickerson and X. johnson for tho defendant
in error, and concluded by Mr.. Edwin NJ
Stanton for he plaintiffs in error; and then
the Court adjourned.
The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Department.-On yesterday, 10th December,
thero wcre of Treasury warrants entered on
tho books Of tho Department.
For tho redemption OF Stocks.... S6,227 OF
For the Treasury Department.. 1850 II
For the Interior Departmental. 22,6Si IS
For Customs. ................... 99,S62 O6
War warrants received and en-
tored. .;........... 800. 1861 IS
1nteriOrrepay warrants received
and entered. ................. 17,496 10
From miscellaneous sources...... 100 90
From Customs. 70 20
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UBrewn's Bronchial rroches.-"we

have found them of great asying Bronchial rTts
ton ana IN su6du0s Hoarsenes produced by Colds and do
clerical brethren real favor calling attention
TO them -Zion's Herald. I'VE the at
tention OF public speakers singers others
troubled with affections of the TnroatChstan watch
For Coughs Asthma, de- cheerfullr testi-
mony from personal knowledge efficacy Baliou's
Pictorial. They simple aud elegant form for admin
isterng In combination, several medicinal held
In general esteem among Physicians the Of
Bronchial sfections-Dr g. y. Bigelow. Containing no
opium deleerious drugs these be pfed
freely by public speakers and vocats for clearing and
giving strength 20 the voice. all DruryIsts
Oct l5-u n, arepk
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FASS ESSCRS' NOTICE-THE
0NLA voters Of the several Wards Will please
take notice that the Assessors will attend at the
places designated below, from 10 O'Clock a IN to
I,b,ist,n.P IL, ,'y 10y n az.
month, inclusive, for the purpose OF revising and
correcting the poll lists
First Ward--Samuel Redfern's, corner Of
Pennsylvania avenue and 18th street.
Second Ward b Williamson's, Alb 10th st.
west between q and H streets north.
Third Ward-j. NJ Downing's, ST. l. street
north. between 9TH and Sth streets west
Fourth Ward-City Hall.
Fifth Ward-B F. Dyer's, GO New Jersey ave.
nue., b tween and f. streets south
Sixth Ward-Otice OF \. Briggs, X street
south, between eth and 9th streets east.
Seventh Wdrd-Peter Hepburn, jr., IS STREET
south, between 9Th and OH streets west.
dec lO.d
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pAstoni.hing Cure with eoIv an. po,

rkks9uk lsLK, ArOostook Co, Me April a 1874
h., send you certificate q cure nsrtoTma al
1 use OF only one bottle of German Bttsr. N 49,
tnb 70 DC man Of verscity have no doubt Of tbs
hsssrs JOS b. Hall Oo.-Gsntlemen-In snsusr q, ,ux
nv VIII state that my daughter, aged about ls yssrs
D'en complaining OF pain in her eide for s,x o. 49,,
sad about the first of January last was tsksn %n
49, 20 her bed The pain in her side was ysrV se
being troubled with pains ber
s III her breast From reading a number of cnyas nsr
py Hoonand's German Bitters" was tndncst 20
49,, III er case and sent TO store pu on
one nAd taken 1t but few days when she BEGAN 70
ana now alter taking only bottle she h. enjoy
g. - than she has for She feels no main
cure entirely to the GermaA Bit,srs. es hef
ssmon Brook, Aroostook Co. Ne WM ct.pu
Bee sdvsrtissGsnt SAnA.
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tncOn- Hair Dye to The puhc which changes i'm momeut
any cnored hair to beautiful and black
duced more happiness In the community, by driving
use the worthless preparations with which this has
neeh hooded Tor lew years past than invention that
know Of Portland Advertiser.
HANDSOME WHIsKERR-To procure ia az nucb asired or
nsnents use Gilmsns instantaneous Liquid Hair
niactured by d. Gilman, Chemist city
Is stJn Museum.
Sold by ell respectable druggists and harressers the
country. Principal depot at the DR.
syyaia avenue where all orders will be promptly flied
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The Good Samaritan Uutdone.-mrs.

III. y Gardner whose biography lies open before us has
ceT~iny been Good Samaritan earth, Indian
maiden, Naine0nitt, never be forgotten
FOUNDER of the celebrated Ydial Bsisa iv.rwnrt
Hoaraouad which is saving thousands in doomed
Victims OF n-umptCn sufferers from Colds
Coughs, Asthma Group and Bronchitis This pleasant
cine has great and sovereign virtues AID early
employed in all of Lung complaints 5 for
everywhere.
Messrt Weeks P"ie~, No. lEt Washington street.
ton, Gensra' Agents. For sale by W. n. Gilman,
orally. de- q-Iyy
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THhLBERG'S TWO CONCERTS
IN WASHINGTON.
At CARUSPS SALOON,
On TUESDAY AND SATURDAY,
December 10Th and 2Oth,

ON TUESDAY, AND AIUhDAY,
December 10th and 2Oth,
r lie FIRST GRAND CON ERT
TUESDAY EVENING, Dec. 10th.
S. THALBERG,
MADAME CORA DE WILHORST,
Nj. RUDOLPH ON. SIGNOR ABELLA,
" THALBERG,
W ill play the same pieces as at his first Concert
New York
FANTA las,
" LA SONNAMBULA," "MASANIELLO -
ETUDE INA, (Repeated Notes
GRAND VARIATIONS on the Elisir D'Amore,
MiDiME DE WILHORST
VIII sing two arils from 50 IL Trovatorep and
Belly" the Brinolisi from 80 Macbeh,''
and the "Ricci Val7."
MR. RUDO LPHSON
VIII sing al AHA from 80 La Soma mbula,n also
81 Balenr and Moorish Serenede
by Kuchen
Doors open al y O'Clock. Concert commences
at O'Clock.
The Price Ct Admission will be 81 so for Re.
served Seats throughout the ON.
III The only authorized Ticket Office at Da-
vis's NJ usical Store
IL The sale will commence on Saturday
morning, Decent er 18th.
40 On Monday, December 18th, will be given
the Second Grand Concert 1 Baltimore dec II