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10 -Sundriese % ~ -

10 SundriesgI0 70 Wa
11E SACKS Rio cofIse;l - ,,fi5 r., -ss5,.--5.,
1lO tlerces Rice;
81 y - 8 bbls. Pdlverjzed Sugar sar Es
t3l o. . Crushed. .-s z = "a ts.g4-5 as gl gr
tazsss SET s g Crushed Sugar; .,s4yy ., al
"a gag 10 boxes cESsclste; isay q ~ .sriaafe
2s' = duo lbs. 1sace Ginger; Ian zEta5 .
10. boSes White Pipes
sss 90 % s9 sSls; IN No medium Maeksre
70 boxes No. Herring:s 20 tei tls, r., ;.s -4 Pine
10 bbls. Prime EASTERN Herring; ,-t.- D. .-ti.7E
Just received and for sale by -f 20
ALEX. TURNER, -''-- 7i''-i--
ifss =. Melodeon buildings. Main at II
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TIE LADIEs' DEpA RylfEN7, ~, y {

TIE LADIES' DEP4RTlfENT tN II
Is opened for the reception ofLades No Institution in
this Department. 9 wa ~~ "
In conclusion, would add we shan put forth our
best Efforts to merit in still eminent degree the nat
tertng reception with which enterprise has met and ara
pledge oursetces 70 tHldt thorough practicdL
course Of uercdntfke than f am,
other similar Mercantile College. ~ " "'s
ing 80 1'Trft y s''s 'Ot'"-
ave, the undersigned, pleasure In testifur ba. we
are personally acquainted with MIR. Gransers ability as an
Accountant and Teacher of Book Keeping which is Of the
highest order He has had great experience as an Ac.
counant In heavy Commercial and Banking Houses which
gives him superior facilities in imparting Practical
fEo,ctsage Of Book Keeping, and borough Commercial
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Sold Out.

HE subscriber having sold ont Messrs. Shepard &
Morgan the manufacturing department establish
would embrace this opportunity sincere
anks lor the liberal patronage extended him. for
sne years and bsgs leave
ing them TO be experienced and In every way
worthy the confidence and patronage public have
no doubt they will render full satisfaction to all who may
favor them with their custom. ri fif717T7 IT. -'Ti
aus9-sm ,.lIiIie n - JOHN KNoTE ,.
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CHICKERING's PIANO FoRT E;s IS

r=lzSs7-z, OPENED THIS DAY, and now ready for =.
sale fresh supply Of GhfcEering Sons eel-
~ = ebrhted Piano Portes of Blaeiewel-7
- nut and Rosewood finish, and ior brilaneyc Of
ana hEtesa OF touch cannot be either In his
country or Europe and oIIed lowest n,anuEactu
rers prices, including carriage 'Eff 80 fsS!
Hso tfincs Co.'s Melodeons, styIe with full and
s"cIi OF nre Bosewood finish, and lowest Rctato
prices; with general stock Martins celebrated tjuafS
snan, French and GerIuan Eions. VolincelIos Futes
MtS hant"s Tanborine, Tuning Forks, Itas-
raj assortment Of Variety Goods ' $500 " sS "
wholesale and retail the Music and ysrr.v Store
No. 70 Union street. 80 IL - ~ Hie>' :.
my2 u 1a,if sf5 b. p. l.t..f7. JAS MgILoRT
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--'e1 iie fEirHt spring Stoclk. s-isz.l .sis 81
Watches, Jewelry, Silverware,
f.iIs b Gfa7s1t,lvl sc. sc. Ssei EesiS e..Tiss
. ~. -. SCOTTsS ~ ...1 :. -
NEWcRnd Splendtd sftqekfar eHceedng in beauty,
cellcnes variety ind cheapness srY he has
offered his pGtronswIll be opened on tes a..i-
MONDAY MORNING, 194Tn INST,
To which be respectfully invites the attention Of the pub
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BARDorTE's woRSf SUGAR DROPS, : .=577T=5 )
pleasant and eac1sion4 remedy foE, I0r;as II etdrsn
~ fG Up IA The form Of Enc candy, aToscirE
able taste OF Xernifrge Eenrr5ty Prcs IS ca er
Sold by a--4 10 II, H.i6OGAE ( CO.. m
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Cincinnati, Wilmington & zanes-
far willie Railroad.

M ERCIANrS, manufacturers and the public generally,
4fI hereby respectfully informed that the c. w H.
IT, Company prepared receive and freight
tfro the temporary Station GAINESVILLE, Second street
North OF Main Cincinnati, Morrow, Wilmington,
inEtop creleris lancaster New Lexington and terme
ate Stations Particular attention will also he tote
forwarding Of Freight destined for the West
with the wishes Of consignor, whether by Railroad the
River from Cincinnati s4ss : .-t ~ -yl
Freight will be received delivered during winter
months from A. M. to p. NJ; during te months
from A. Alto p NJ aud shippers favOrng the Company
with their patronage, rely upon the Companys Agents
giving every attention necessary to insure the
prOnptude and safety In the forwarding Of property
trusted their care. ...r. -..,.-. -. .
IL. X. SMITH, .4-.5 -.
-.. ..ss... General Freight Agent,
my3Odawf Zanesvle, Ohio.
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Change OF Time!
CLEVELAND ANE PI7T.SBURGH RAILROAD
q. S.. MAIL DAILY LINE
Wheeling and Pittsburgh.

Wheeling and Pittsburgh.
1-=sa,-. THE Gne side wheel pas
ffE% ~ sen9er steamer FOREST CT ffets1S-I- EAI
Sei TlNls3 Tf, Capt. Gee. D. Moore,and tsfSS
will run lnly between Wheeling and ittsbugtthe Forest
City leaving Wheeling every Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day and the Durna Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
a A. b., arriving at Wellsvie In time with the
Cleveland cars, and at Pittsburgh in time the morning
line East. Returnngte Forest City erves Pittsburgh ev-
cry Thursday and Saturday and the Durnssyery
Monday, Wednesday and Friday A NJ; arriving at
Wheeling In time for the mail fines for Ohio.
For freight passage apply board or4o er
s--,...t 80. s. G. BAKER & co. Agents. s,
~ Through Tickets for Cleveland, Toledo, Monroe,
troi Milwaukee, Chicago, Buffalo and DunErk sold at the
Office OF S. C. Baker & Go 4.-r - fb5
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DIR. E O. wINCHEJ,T,.
aa= h'a9 Just Received.

Just Rece1Ved.
,6ST0RESCoTTS' Philip the Second, p vols. .l -
Il "Squiers Notes on Central America" tgrr 7,
''Iife and Correspondence Of Lord jeffrey, ~
Letters OF Lady WORTHY Montague ss p,
"R0gers' Table Talk" -.-a ~ i. 4f. i- 81
Correspondents Napoleon VOL
sVThe Allacl,e In Madrid" t5l, ~. = - n =
MADAME Pfelners End, Journey Rppnd TIN world,-
'sMiSs Murray Letters from the United States
..Ilistorisal and Literary cnrioses OF London,' 49, N
IMary IIowitt's Ballads and other Posn,si -t5 .
.''ITOOdis WhimS and Oddities"
t'Rejscled Addresses"
''Elna BARTLETT Prejudice and EGna4iciSmo , a. 4,s
''I.Ie Of Hon. james BuciiAnnn,''
Bookstore. 49, sfkNT
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TRANSP PORTATION.


Great Northern and Southern fndail Route.
sss FOR NORTHERN. SOUTHERN AND WESTERN RI
TRAvELERS. ~
Twice DAIRY, (sunday night exeepGed between Rich
andIia. 5',.sf X. = ~
Hours Of departure at Riehs ils1iNf !ttsa fa5
Returning leave Washington 20 g rM.and P. NJ.
Arrive at Rlehmond =. -! .9l:a0P ~ and AM
BssgSEe eSssEs and tickets, given thush between Reh
THESE Two RkILRoADsc HAVING 10 STRAP RAIL.
and being In exceeut order CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND soUTHERN MAIL, give the best guar
antee OF always securing conections, by ar
Sas daily asRlshmond aud ashineOn city in advance of
fARE BErVERS RicHXoSD S5 So.
an Omnibus win be found always ready 70 take through
passengers and theip bagghg iphaTe between
ths sES gspsts, trss e shem, 70
Through Tickets be obtaned between Danville and
Washington NJ the Terminus Of the Road nearly COM
Plsted to Danviie An Agent Of the Company viii receive
the Checks Of passengers from the Danyle Road and at
tend to their baggage all the Way Washington or Bal
timore Depot. - "a
route. e7is- 3t;'i-si 1-lT.TTI1 - ~
mond and Alexandria. fei
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III. ALLEN, LII. D.,
President of Farmers College.
LoRINt ANDREWS, ssi,1-sEgE q,

CoIeRe.
=a-ssIs LoRIN. ANDREWS, l. .51-t : 81 q r.,
% .r.ts.g .rsf PRESIDENT Kenyon College.
To young men who wish to acquire "BMsinsss Etuca-
ttoi we think affords facilities very seldom equaed-
MI GRANGER has the rare qualifications knowl-
edge and apness in techng added practical Counting
Room experience, and feel confident graduates from
ms College VIII be fully competent to keep the cop
z. STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant
j. J. JANNRf, Secy Boardl0f C6trol State Bank OF O.
yF.PARM, Book Keeper D. It. woedbury,s. lI7i :
ID. ONERDIER, Book Keeper at Clinton Bank 'fsT.--
H. T. MILLS, Sec'y Columbus Gas and Coke Co..,
oB.MAsoN, Book Keeper Mt J. II. Riley Co.'s. ---s 81
EWTFor full particulars, send for circular
GRANGER ae ARMSTRONG,
Ie4-IN Il q sE ~ .sa Proprietors.
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,rr,r-Corner of Main and Quincy streets
(t''UA Entrance from Quincy st.
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wm. MCCOY. Trea

NHE PRoPRIEroRS take great pleasure In expressing
their thanks for the gratifying unprecedented snc
cess which have marked the Of their Institution since
Its establishment at the Capital and them to re-
neTed eSertions to meet n e 'To efficient onnor the
raHuy detnard for practical aud coprehen
experience OF the prinepai in heavy Ranking tomner
csl Houses assisted by rducnttd and Accomplished gpntle
men has enabled linn to brnEto degree OF PERFECTION
system of COUNTING ROOM instruction. by oral s.rcise
NOT ATTAINED BY ANY OTHER INSTITIJTjOS Earb
student 10y this new process ia drilled DISK imdirid
u@"y step by ste! until he In! mastered teWhola routine
ssreed an aPPrensieep i" soh.s htrgs Canns srcidl
HOWse aud titus all Iwkwardness fultcriuy and .vr-vos
blnnders are, in great measure, dlssilUtrd
In addition to our engagement Of accomplished Assist
most eminent Lecturers in Ohio lecture on commercial
topics. -
Our of Instruction extended to parcuorize
here but II embraces thing with DOUBLE
ENTRY HOOK KEEPING, with free full discussion NJ
its Scientific PrncpieLectures upon Commercial History
and History Of Eminent Comnercal Men, Commercial de-
ography Commercial Products, Commercial Caculaons
Political Economy Meseantile Law, Ethics of Trade part,
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Notioa.

HAVING sold out the Saddle Harness. and Trunk MANN
featuring part OF business, shah devote myself
or the presently exclusively the Saddiery Hardware and
Coach Trimming having by the change much more
room and greater facilities, and being only one in this
S exclusively in this business, and from experi
ence in and extensive saddng business
nope TO be able TO render entire satisfaction who will
custom heretofore bestowed upon me, solicit continuance
oi uie same JOHN KSOTE ~
Old Stand, Main Street
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Saddle. Harness and Trunk Manutaotorv. r
EREMIAH b. SHEPPARD CIIAs. MORGAN hGye
ms day entered into partnership in Saddle Harness
ana trunk Manufacturing business, or Shep
pard Morgan. 1T17S " Iii ~ - isP
Having purchased from Mr. Knote the manufacturing
Pari oi MS and occupying large
workshops, have facilities manufacturing which will
enable us TO furnish description of articles t the very
lowest @ rates and Of the improved style
our line. consisting OF Saddles Brides Harness Trunks
Couars Carpet Bags, Saehels, Saddle Bags &C.
lowest rates. +tf' ~ ~ i'S''
Parcuar attention will he paid ordered work; repair
ing promptly attended to; and attention
and reasGnsbe prices to merit Of patron
age which has been literally bestowed upon the former
proprietor. f ~ 1 :. - SfIEpPARD & MORGAN ,-ifl
aug E-Sm s7eft. No 18l Main ST., corner of Union.
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The TWO Men and thu Two rat
forms.

Availability prompted the choice of Buchanan
a strict adherence to principle lne ed FILLMORE
ia nominations for the Presidency The former
is n fossil statesman who Is ontst ripped by the
progress of tho present day; the latter n mnn.
who with tho prudence of nge, ha : OF lost the
enterpri2e of youth.
The former hns by turns been the advocate
aud the Antagonist of most of tho greut mons
ures which havo served 10 mark definitely the
dividing lines of parties; the latio =. exhibits
consistency which is the hi chest ey once Of cor
reetness ai Judgment, quckness of apprehension
aud n devotion to principle.
The former when tho people cypress The high.
est desire TO know his opinions. is oh stinatrly 81.
lent, even declaring TINT he is no Ion ger privo.
ged 10 have an independent thought tho latter,
looking only 10 the welfare of tho con nt,y in tho
very presence OF tho high priests of k'reesoism
dared 10 tell them to their teeth, that if thap wish
ed president for the North to rule the south he
not the man for whom they should vote.
The former is willing To use all menus 10 Sc
cure an elections; the latter would So criiee all
hopes of personal advancement TO secure the
peace his country.
The platforms suit the men The Gin cinnati
| platform and candidate have been adrotly con-
! triyed to catch votes The South must be made
zoalous adherents So the platform enlors rs the
! Kansas Nebraska bill aud all the acts of the pre-
| sent administration in regard to the new orpnpi-
cation Of new territories, but the North al so was
needed and Buchanan, who in the opinion of Nor
| thern men wa. ayerse to slavery, was placed np
on the platform. Pennsylvania md the New Eng
land States for a tariff Buchanan the tariff adyo.
! cate. was chosen n candidate. whilea ire, trade
nlatform was adnpted to oaiole the South.
California mipbt he needed and n -esolntion
in favor of the construction of the Pacific Rail
| rooa nv Tho government attached hke n tau Il,
81 k;te 10 tho pl,,rorm while tho nlatforp, ;tself
,yoya5 onnos,,ion 10 I,,nr,al J,nnrnvomo,ts
To satisfy the conservatives If MI sections the
Democracy noint to tho fossiliferons oninions Of
Mr. Buchanan To conciliate TINT por,;on If
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our government. an invitation Il which they viii
! Rel he slow to avail themselves. A. matter al
choice and of principle they will settle nIne 10
one. in the free States and territories. The i'm.
H,snse regions lying vest aud nofih#sft os Us
will ere long divide out into States and seek nd
mission into the Union. Immigration aud Squat.
Ter Sovereignty will hive made them fftt States.
Where will the South be when fheY arr thrown
into the >eale against her. feAa. divided int
four er five States will furnish counter paise-
Cuba would AID but another STATE. should ~
acquire tho whole Of Mekieo, Ne baYc the high
81 democratic authority FIR believing lint sqost
ter Sovereignty would MIKE ii al ifee. Whrfs
Is the south Ia fud felief aul protection W
where bnt in battling al the threshold aud 10 tho
hearth those powerful Democratic agents If free
.eilism- lNaIaEArlaN Asp sQl,IfER SorER-
tfaSrY Unless they can be .iifled aud rubdn
FL The South i lost, ,emeddessiy aud lofeyef.--
Unless we conquer them, they will conquer
Shall We not nuke ono united aud manly effort
pata
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justified in saving the INN All the platform yere
designed n catch vote. nj II secure liz IN
umph Of principles.
Fillmore on the contrary. has ialen tie wbaie
matter into hi own hand HeaYing paiii emu naih
ing 10 do Nv pazi conduct i the guide for my
future action h. announces 10 the repgblle.-
/ am for my country. tie whole country. aud
e.aao he nd representative If Il section.
L I'm Inv other ahieei- linn concord beteeen
Tia Stlte-, eqanl right IN n seetieas. | noi
H. MN far whom WI should satr.a :
Never was there exhibited more ffankurss.
aafe noble Independence. more indifference In
- Temptations # oilee. AMI nore devoted 1--we
Ia the country. reine abnv" al selfish considela-
f=..n- Tim are unaffected BY Mlilara Fillmore.
\ -. fff8fs
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In the year 1890 and for several years thereafter
the South bad forty-seyen members of the House OF
Representatives, while the North had only thirty
four Since that time the North has, by means of
foreign eessons been steadily increasing its rep
resentation and left the South in minority of more
than half hundred; and this huge majority will in
crease continually aud we will become weaker and
weaker, year after year, unless do something for
our safety Let the fifteen States that can be made
of Nebraska, and the twelve of Kansas and the num-
Der that can be made of Utah Minnesota, Oregon.
Washington, &c, apply for admission into the Union
as States which they will soon do unless stop is
put to this immense Importation of foreigners and
see ia what beautiful minority will be. Then
ought not the South 10 do its best remedy this
great and growing eyil2 Certainly and the only way
is to vote for Willard Fillmore who will carry out
American principles, and in some degree pu, stop
to immigration
We take the foregoing from the Raleigh Reg
lister. A man need only refer to the Census ia
bles to satisfy himself Of its tra,h. But for IN
MIGRATION the Southern States would not only
have maintained the preponderance in the union
they held in 1870. but would have added to it
for those tables show that in native increase of
population the South has exceeded the North
Should Mr.. Buchanan be elected President il
will be regarded abroad as a declaration agains.
the native American policy. and an invitation to
foreigners to come among US and participate in
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-10

IMPORTANT To MECHANICS. The Scientific A
mercan states that broad field for genius and
industry will open on and after the 9Th of De-
cemher next, ON which day the patent for Wood
,worth's Planning Machine expires, Congress hay
ing refused further extension. 1t further re-
marks:
All inventors having improvements in planning
machines. who have been driven to the caves hy
the Woodworth monopoly. may now come forth
from their hiding places. All mechanics who de-
sire TO enter into the lumber. planning business
may now make the necessary arrangements. All
maehlnlsts may now prepare To take orders for
the construction of Woodworth's Planinp Ma
chimes. All improvements hitherto locked up
because OF alleged Infringement may now be put
into operation The demand for lumber work
ing machinery will be very large in December
next. Those who are earliest prepared to take
advantage OF the great opening will be likely TO
reap the richest harvest. In addition To this
Congress has refused to extend the patents e.,
Mee.rmiok's Grain Reaper, which expired in
rs liayweod's Rubber Patent, in 81: Harley,s
Iron Casting Patent, 1919; Nock's Paddock Pa.
tent. 1853
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" Al The Frees. but Fremont

We transfer the above paragraph from the Co
ha,bns Enquirer an apt and tarei,le iinsra-
ton of the position Of the buchanan ptrty at tho
North. Free speech, Free iabor, Fer. Kansas
and Buchanan That's the Northern battle
cry. Buchanan and squa,ter soyereP nty. these
gentry, under The teaching of Martin Van Buren,.
hive como 10 believe jus, as eff 'ctual means of
promoting free soil, as Fremont and the Wil,not
lroyiso. And they nre right Tte man who
only assenis Ia the extension of our dominion
over slave territory, when he sees in il n means
Of limiting the area Of slavery, he trusted
with all the interests of freesolisnl. AL thu
Frees but Fremont" How would that answer
for Transparency at the Democratic meeting
10 night We should like to hear Mr. ke,, ON
tho subject
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Fever mud Agmc.-Ccrinint Cure

Tome mixtures uinne fowlers solution Arcac Mercury,
at The Htlalnous compounds, Which only
relieves diseased mpan another deadly and which
SENDS It's unhappy victims finally with wrecked and broken
constitution earY IryGarter Spanish Mixture,
which more OF these dangerous drugs hut by
ing specifically the Liver purifying the blood and strength
enust The fNsie, thus enabling nature recupcratc
hause enefgesby opening tie ut the skim and cNpe
ling from the body all impurities and old medicines which clog
and reard its free operation Mere than hous
have hecn cured by carriers Spanish yure everything
eis' had tna failed As a sample Gifts able
Messrs Davis Hicks, of AntauE aYe Ala,
II cured gentleman OF Chronic Foyer and eh all
efforts OF physicians and their remedies could subdue
only took three hotties They say sells very rapidly and
maintains its high reputation all through the country.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ss.,Io,,nf. p,i,..-sscni,h aud long life M.

had by kng the blood pure and theliver stomach aud 9th
orpns Aheahy To effect this, these
dinmy Pill which act upon the very main spring Of le
Sid At the manufactures, No 81 Maiden Lane New York
No 22 strand London ana by all Druggists, a 25c.,
IL e, aud II per box seP9dlw
.s,----.-z, COMPETITION at il 'hc Life OF
s8~ia TRADE"-FRINIING in all It's various branches,
style unsurpassed bg 0atr Establishment IN tie
Stae the YlRGISIAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH.
aENT
Jobs printed that will compare with any
south Of Mason and Dixons ne, Specimens can
be flee. Call and First Alley, between Main
and Church Streets.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-10

ioWTHE CONTEST STANDS ~ Ono. We feel
great pleasures in being able to inform our rend-
ers and tho friends of Fillmore and Doneson
throughout the Union, says the Columbus Capt.
tai City Fact, of Wednesday, that every dav
our success in this Stute is becoming more and
more certain. The people are aroused tho scales
have thllen from their eyes, and they deter
mined no longer to be the dupes and tools of u
designing set of hypocftieal knaves and demago-
gues, who only seek their own agrandizement ut
the expense OF their country's ruin. We have
from all quarters of the State the most positive
assurances of the strength and ability of the
Fillmore party To carry Ohio. Yet some few
stand back acknowledging Mr.. Fillmore as
their first choice. and that trey would most
cheertnly support him if they thought there was
prospect of his election.
Such is The remark of some yet, and such was
the response of much larger number one month
ago in this city. How stands the case to-day,
Already, and It's well known fact TO those who
have taken the trouble to inform themselves on
the subject, that Mr.. Fillmore has now over six
hundred good mcn and true in this city. who
are determined to cast their vote for the man of
their choice at the approaching election. and this
l. bat faint index to the feeling throughout tho
State.
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gscrfu,,,cd Breath

A Perfnned Brcath.-What lady or gentleman would
lor the dsagreeabe breat when using
DOWDENS DENTAL FLUID Il Will only render it,
make the teeth white aabaster prevent tooth
preserve them from decay Recommended by den
tist5 and phi gsrians every where
beautiful tomple zion may lac attained by Its 1t
pnpos ffeckes renders the skin soft and beauti
full mpartine rich roseate hue 1t is the greatest cosmetic
known being free from all injurious matter Price 80
cents. For sale by STRoTHER & WHITEHEAD
IuaN and Irlynists nN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-10

Or, Henry A. Ramsey, of Gcorgia who was
se'ne time since indicated for attempting to com.
tai fraud upon the Pension Office, committed
suicide whilst IN jail in sparta, Aabana, 10 which
state be had lied. aud III which he had hren re-
arrested AM incarcerated