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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-04

ONE OF THE TRICKS OF THE BucHANAN1TEs.-The
Marksyile Organ, Of the 9th ult., publishes card
from two citizens Of Ayoyees parish, in which they
state that some time since they were induced to with
draw from the American party by Misrepresentation
having been made them by three Democrats, in whose
veracty they confded to the effect that the leaders
Of the American party holding meetings in diff
erent portions Of parish, into which only the rich and
intelligent members areadmitted and that they called
the poor members srool hats from whom all that was
expected was their votes. The persons whose names
are signed to the card say, that having made inquiry
since, they find they were deceived and consequently
have come back again TIC the ranks of the Americans
and henceforth they are of and with the friends of
Fillmore and Doneson.
Thus has another one of the many undetermined
tricks Of those inscriptions politicians been exposed
Itneeds no comment. Every honest man will form
his own conclusions.
FILLMORE IN SABINE PARIsu.-A gentleman well
informed in political matters, and well acquainted in
the region in which he resides writes follows to the
Red River American, from Sabine parish:
We shall do better in our parish than we did last
year the Democracy are getting alarmed while oul
friends are gaining confidence every day.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-04

SaGgdte3'y, Harness and T9'ssaeks.
subscribers have just received full supply OF nslish
French mud American
SADDLESy
FOR LADIES An D GEN ITEM EN-,
Including many late Their stock of both SIN
GLE and DOUBLE
WR =a, 7a~ HR SOD 49,
Is NOT TO BE EQUALLEn IN THE SOUTH. Also, CON
ant1v on hand complete Of Ladies' and Gentle
mems SOLE LEATHER
HIh Ty1NES.S,
and other articles in line which they invite attention.
WING MACHIN YES,
With all the late improvements - ~
LACEY & co.
;ooa on,nl 81 St Charles street.
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I'll A. II S, G A r y, etc

Fl a It 5 =, 4 3 etCss
At WHOLESALE.
constantly receiving general assortment Of Sk Fur
Gas mere Panama. Leghorn Straw Palm Leaf, Mexican and
Wool HATS, al the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES
FROST s. CO.,
1o IN MnpayinA street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-04

n 4 : : 7
General Nye, eminent lawyer in IAHO0 City that Il
am confident that Railways Ready Relief saved from the
yellow fever Whenever would feel cool chls creeping
me- headache, pain in my head and shoulders wenrnees in
limbs and other yellow fever symptoms woul take down
table spoonful Of Railways Ready Relief, and good, large
dose Of Regulators lthe myself all with the Ready
Relief III few hours would he entirely free from the dis
tressing symptoms and felt myself proof against Yellow Fever
and other Diseases"
of tguc and Fever, Railways Ready Relief an,
Regulators have never knowledge failed in instance
breaking the cs and eradcAng every particle Of Agu
poison from the system will prevent those living i'll district
where the que prevails from it's attacks
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-04

When a man is willing to appear poor, he aepriyes
penary d its sting.
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TELEGRAPHED TO THE CRESCENT
THREEDAYs 1ATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival OF THE STEAMER AFRICA.

ny THE SOUTHERN ANp NATIONAL LINES
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-04

There pain terrible and fierce in it, paroNys cte
and severe sudden and cNcrucilin in its attacks upon
Iart the human system, but that RAILWAYS READY RE-
LIEF will quickly relieve, mitigate, ooie, and remove it,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-04

preliminary 10 the Course ecures viii he delivered daily III
the Am1h,lcatre the Hospital from the First Monday i'll No
ve,nbcr Medicine and Surgery rschtAtdn anu
Percussion and other Subjects without any rinfe SndeEis
|"' ~ THOMAS HI NJ, NJ. D.. Deau.
The Administrators Ct The Chury Hospital cec; annually IN
Auril fourteen Students who maintained by the
| institution ''' "'" ava
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-04
Open /! Open !

q and ljl Charities street,
General Agents for the South.
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New York, August LIST, 1856 }
While lying off st. Jn-o lie Cuba six Of my were
down sick with the fever both Of nay mates and myself
tired with nursing day dinner suddenly seized
dreadful achingS in my bones, aud other ghu symptoms
yellow fever. Every moment [ felt myself growing weaker
until unable rise from my cuir: then thought hn
Rndway'S Ready Relief which always carry with would
be OF service me took down table spoonful, and
mates both Of them rubbed freely with it in fifteen lninte
took another spoonful and fifteen minutes for sly
hours The seeing what miracle the Ready Relief
doing for gave all the sick III six hours after
nd taken the Relief took large doses Of your Pills and fol
lowed them alternately with the Relief Every OF II
Alter this applied the Ready Relief and Regnn
tors TO twcntv,scven other who with yellow
fever every Of them was saved WuSoS SHASHuS,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-04

A SIMPLE SOLUTION OF A SCIENTIFIC
MEDICAL PROBLEM

"a r. AID w AVS RE L I E +
Will prevent and cure
The most MALIGNANT FEyERS whether contagious or
contagious, infectious SIMPLE with the same safety
rapidity and efficacy, that 1t drives ont and eX-
pes from the system the most simple
diseases, relieves, it al
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1856-10-04

This time 10 deceive would express his convictions
,baf fifteen States believe that the Republican party was making
most persistent efforts create vnacre feeling in the minds
South this unnatural prejudice it had been charged
,bnt was the design South to be aggressive upon Tue
Norto use federal powers of the Government to propagate
slavery This was 10 whatever extent he might be
athtized to speak for tile Southern States, he pronounced it
untrue He WAS CONNECTED WITH NO pOlITlCAl1
OKG AMI ALTON WHICH DfSIREDTO EXTEND SLAVE
r nor was he connected with that opposed the free
preston Of the voice of new communities this and all
oiher domestic questions.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-17
MEsSAgEFROM TIM pRFsInrx

SESArE'-Mr. Mallory made speech on Naval
Board.
MESSAGE FROM TIE PRESIDENT.
message WIS received from the President re-
iati'e 70 the routes, of transit between the Allan
tic and Pacific Oceans, and the general condition
81 Nicaragua. lie says the small party If Amer.
lcan cnIzens invited to Nicaragua by the Cas,il.
ION parry there, have apparently put an end 10
the political struggle which existed in tina, State
We do not 60 behind the fact that a foreign
Government exercises actual power in inve>tiga-
tng INTO the question OF legitimacy nor do w. in
qu're into the causes that may have led into a
chang" oi government. IT, then when Parker
Ii. French the Ncaraguan Minister. cam. here
Anew months ago, the facts now presented had
existed he must have been received. Various oh
lrctlon- 10 him were stated. Another Minister
Padre NDi-has presented himself and been re-
celv"d satisfactory evidence existing that he re.
presented the Government of Nicaragua de lure
and ne facfO." The President then advances va.
rous considerations Of interest with reference to
the proprety Of his reception He recommends
additional measures of security for the truusit
route.
Mr. Weller spoke in support of the action of
the administration. He reviewed Walkers
whole history. including his invitation TO and aa-
vent into Nicaragua. lie spoke warmly and
feelingly.
Mr. Crttenden denounced the action of the
Executive, and said that in less than ten DAYS af
ter the intelligence that we had recognized the
new Government of Nicaragua, Europe and our
country would be involved in war in consequence.
The Senate then adjourned
House. Mr.. knowltown offered a preamble
covering an account of the r cent killing Of
Thomas Heating by =. +. Herbert c.. setting
forth that the constitution gives the House the
power to punish lis members for disorderly cou-
duct. and with the concurrence of two-t thirds 10
txpel member The preamble concludes with
a Notwithstanding the matter to the Commit
tee on the Judiciary, with power 10 send for per-
sons and papers. and report at the earliest con
venience what action is advisable for the House
to take in the premises
Mr. Cobb, of G eorgia, objected to the resolution
on the ground that there was no question Of priv
ilege involved, claimed by the gentleman pre-
seniing it.
Mr. Clineman, of n. c.. objected to it, as out
of order.
The Speaker, in reply to questions. said il must
be submitted to the House whether question of
privilege involved or not
Mr. Stevens, of Georgia moved to lay the res
olutions on the table, which was carried 10y
vote of 70 to 20.
The House passed the bill governing the cleo
ton in Washington.
The Presidents message read.
The House then adjourned.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-17
ARRIVALS AT THE
WASN'T nutnu VUOuse-SnPUd Il Z

NAY l6-W + Sledd Bedford; a 1yncs Va & T r
II c Canada. Halifax " Evans, Roanoke, w Woods Do
NJ Smith Va J B Jennings, lady PittsyNaniai II Ten
pleman, Richmond: J b Lee, City; Cox, Campbell; W
Pugh Buchanan; Serndo; Mrs Read Prince Edward Mrs
Bowman do Fisher Goochlaud: w Turrin. RockhrdgeJ
Andrews Campbell: J Adams n Thomassnn, Miss Per
kins Miss Turpn. Bedford: f Parker Il Watkins. Rich
mend; Col Kyle Roanoke; d = Russell, " HunEetord
Tha; A Mcdonald city; q w Bustee Blue Sulphur Miss
Ford Richmond; Early, Va L Burress, BncknFham W
Williams, Il Everett Everett, Bedford; G Echos
Mrs Echois Miss Echos BID Alum Springs Miss Carter
Washington city
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-17

WASHINGTON, May ia young man named
Jerbo to day shot and killed another named
Nally for seducing his sister aud refusing 10
marry her. Both parties work ed in the Navy
Yard. Jarbol gave himself up, and is in
prison awaiting examination.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-17
Massachusetts on the admission Of Kansas

Resolutions in fla, or of the ADM sion of Kan
under the free State constitution, and declar-
ing its speedy admission as free State IA meas
ure OF the first Importance 10 the welfare of the
Territory and the tranquility and honor of the
United States, were passed to third reading in
the Massachusetts Senate Tuesday, by vote of
% TO .
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-17
BY TELEGRAPH.
Photographed sspre-.,y for the ..yirsI.,....
EUROPEAN NEWS.

EukofEAN NEWS.
NEW York May l6-The steamer Asia.
which sailed from Liverpool the ID inst, has ar
rived.
Her market reports give breadstuffs firm, with
n lnrge business.
Flour had advanced from Cd Ia Is. Wheat
had advanced two penoe--the lower grades most
improved. Corn easier to trihc lower. Con.
sals ~ 3.S
The motion OF ccnsure on the fall of knrs had
failed in Parliament
The official report Of the proceedings Of the
peeoe Conference had been published,a AT already
reported.
The Plcnipotentaries gave their adhesion to
the declaration of maritime law with quail
ifoation the part of Russia in regard 10 the
prsateering feature.
Letters from ROME STATE that the eeolesiasti-
chi circles there were panic struck at the Sardin-
ian programme oi Italian reform. and the sud.
den departure for Paris of Mon ,igneur Bornrdi
was supposed To DO connected with this move.
ment.
\ letter from Berlin says that the proposal Of
England to capitalize the Sound Dues had not
proved acceptable to Denmark
BALTIMORE MARKETS 49, May 10th.
We have no changes to report since last quo
taons.
NEW YORK MARKETS--May 10Th.
Flour firm State IS a 10 S. Oh Ohio S. ~
tn So 81; Standard Southern SO IL to SO "a !;
Fancy brands ~ To S5H.
Wheat firm aud unchanged.
Corn lower SO els.
Virginia skies o3l.
THE INDIAN WAR IN OREGON.
Advlocs from Oregon by the George LAW state
| that the Whites had retaken the Cascade and
| dSpersrd the Indians
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-17
MARRIED..

On Thursday evening the 18th inst. by the Key W II
Knckle SAMUEL GARLAND, jr., to ELIZA c. daughter
of MIR John G. Meem. all Of this city
At the Catholic Church in lynchbnrg on Ineshay
NAV tho l3th by the Rev James McGovern, THOMAS q
WALSH TO Miss ELIZA II. CONNELI4 all ofLyuchburg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-17
Railroad Subscription.


The sense of the voters of Norfolk, Va. is TO
be taken on the 22d instant upon the proprie,y If
the city's subscribing for the remaining $4,000
of the capital stock of the Norfolk and Peters
burg Railroad
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-17

snrc Cure for ~ Fcion.-Whon the soroaess first
commences when far advanced he relieved
entirely cured by holding the part afflicted Perry
Davis Pain Killer for half hour has been ghy
tested and nevorfaing remedy feon trouble.
thing and would advise all troubled the
remedy.
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KrILER-Thc thousands who have
been relieved well the honsand. who have the
bounded confidence in Prry Dar Vegetable Pam hr will
read special notices this add
tonal evidences Of the of the application We
ing act of humanity when urge every family possess
themselves Of t--Rtfaio Christian 4idpocdte
ldby all dealers In family medicine.
dJ,.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-17
KICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

q uukr ~. n HUNT
HUNT a BRO. Geacrni q am mission mcv-
0h CHANTS, VuaIsiA ST, (bctssofp cary A. and H. a.
r. Depot) solicit eopyignmtnu OF lohheoo Nheat,
Flour. md produce generally, Tor sale
al produce and merchandise sent to ,her
Prompt attention paid TO all business eonhded
them
Richmond. March Goth 1856. una 23s
EUOsOUO Button Wood; 1900 feet inch Button
Wood-a superior article for Tobacco Bosea For sale by
H. II. wHiTL0CK s. SON.
mn Of don. Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-17

luNNuSUEE's sAlE.-By sir,ne Of ~ deed Of
trust executed To the undersigned bearing date tho
January lsa duly ofocord In tho clerks oico
court OF Campbell shal Monday, the 2lsi day April
next o me next fair day thereafter thu PROMISES
eecd to sell the tract of LAND upon which orao Depres
resided nj the time of his death Campbell Court House.
CONTAINING about eighty a) tmore cas) together
wa inc improvements aud appnrtonancos thereto attach
ca being The heretofore aod William
Moore and To be sold failure
part osad VIM Monc To eonpy with the of sale W.
also deem proper To that shall hold the pnid VIM
Moore responsible for any loss deficiency which
gear between the frat and last sale aud for all Incl
dent thereto The sale will he made upon aud 10 month";
credit and the purchaser required bond ap
proved security The title Is believed he
except AZ the widows DOVER and possession will be given
on the LIST OF January next, oarlierbut will
such tiilo only rs is yesedin ps by said deed
ap ldSctds \ s REID, trustees.
Postpone mcnt.
The hboNesae Is postponed until Saturday the nth Of May
may llrl7mav A. = nE,n Trustees
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Representatives " ,su.xaras N - - "a -
br Geo Is ereen-pesr Sir feel II pcaan 10 max Q
h"Wn 70 yan and the public the surprising ee Is II IN.
81 fkbs In relieving from NEST dldeoursg.
fg disorder Dyspepsia have been afflicted for about !
Wl,h 'e usual attendant symptom viz constipation
= t,e o'We headache pain in the chest natueneo acidty
81 Tue stomach aud severe tune was
- eitN ei1nhs have used various remedies been
ih 10y alel hni al 10 no good purpose Hearing of
osR 4aiss hrs procured some; have battles
d had the bad symptoms all removed aud once
IN oe Of health Nono hu the tyspeptc sufferer
~ IA ie an the horrors rf the disease all appr..
'''' y" Naiue OF Tue medicine. Respectfully suuts.
,,,,,, - - A. y. STOW
SETH W. FOWLE 4 co. l3s W ashington street Bas
ton, froPricars Sold by their agents everywherr
az
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-17
SALES BY AUCTION,
THIS DAY.


II nv ~ spnu-
Eeu property alsd Of the estate Of raiaoy Jackson
- Mlsle"a and Jas Lea which have taken place
ytstus, mas been postponed until day The sale will
occupied by |. II radscti II DifNTiNurnN
na
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-17

TUT. VII w SV'ss1H'Es-TT'7 N 'TH1II
all sufferers the effects Of the ueement weather
lately 10 call and procure bottle OF his pleasant Electric Oh
II cures like magic Price %, - aud 81 bottle
Prof Detrah fGrls to be his duty himself aud 10 The
public 10 state explicitly that the article offered for sale by
Mrs Anna T. Smith called In her advertisements Doctor
smith, A T. Smith, Chemist. &c, &c, Is not De arah' 5
Electric Oil"
Mrs Smiths preensons knowledge of the preparations
Of this celebrated remedy from her connection with Mr.
Gantia Smith formerly engaged with Prof De Grath in
keeping the books and correspondence Of De Grath Go
but never instructed the manufacture Of the medicine
These parties have neither the right the ability to make
De Gras Electric Oil and no Imitation Of II produce
The wonderful effects of The original prepared by Prof DE
Glah himself his old and well known establishment, No
~ south Eeight street, below ChesnuL Philadelphia
y Druggists will address their Orders a. him alone.
For sale by DR. j. H. SEAY and all Druggists throughout
the l. :. may lits
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-17

.' ie place In your paper fer the bene6t oihers
bN bteh suffering with Dyspepsia for the last 10 -
Years y thing scarcely seemed remain on my stomach
h ae or drank had used everything that could be named
-hni 10 no purpose employed able physicians
hut instead of giving relief continued 10 grow worse
Some OF my irond seeing declining situation pursuaded
me as tue only resort to Try BAKERs PREMIUM BTrFBs but
without any faith sent and bottle and used H. which
gave slight Improvement then got four more
hd ny ne use OF the five bottles have been entirely cured
can ENJOY anything that may think proper without
any uneasy sensation fromit In fact feel
what have been for the wears think Bakers RIt
tiers can never be ovcrate Dyspepsia aud In va
fous Diseases as family medicine II has no rival
Yours TIIoS. J. YARBROuGH
Every family should keep few bottles on hand
Price 30 cents per bottle
For sale by Mcssrs Strnher Whitehead Stablsr
jones' i.ynchburgi and by Druggists generally
maVl5
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-17

SALES BY AUCTI0E.
FUTURE DAYS. 80
BY WIN II. MOsBY, Auct'r.
NEGnoE. AT AUCTIoN.--o q. T.e.1ay
morning the aoil inst WIN sell on Market street
s q,as WIZ i iso%s ssO ''''' ''' r. PHELPS sncr
As TKU.TEEs INA DEED OF TRUST,
ton 70 The highest bidder Friday The sh May 1855
p M loass and Lot eon1i1ng =, acre Of ,d g.oss
aud IL "'''h' JAZZ 5Aans s sslt2iT, Trustees
ma, FdJiawt"m may -.--4a--------
TYsuREE VALUABLE HOUSES and LOTS
at aueiiony virtue 81 deed Of trust, executed to the
uuderenci by David r. Rec shall saturday the 7th
'las II June next promises proceed sell public
Auction brec Of the louscs and Lots conveyed u said deed
One Of tse lots is snaoa between All and 9Th street. In
cighorhood Of Mr. G. Poe Itbnsa good brick tenement
other two lots are situated on lsalaond lin in the
neshbohood "a MIR G. arys They botn have good brick
win well TO cali and cxa uinc these
may li.t7june ". d. CHRISTIAN. Trustee.
xyAauABuE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
pursuant TO decree ct she cIrsn S"a =, shs eiy =
tho "ryrce and others vs. Tyroes Esors &c lie
to se hy way Of public ancton the heheat bidder the
following parcels Official estate, f. wifi lot ~nhs s,s
l., nehburg Just below the Factory Of Dexter otey
brother fronting All feet on said street. and running back 2
oread adjoining The promises at present occupied by Chris
opher Esd and fronting the street passing In front
ofhe residence of General Rodes and another Lot situated ~
candy Hook, fronting about 70 feet on the Lynehbug and
Concord Turnpike and extending back TO the towing path OF
]. " &K Canal
rhcse Iota MI valuable and viii be 81 on credit Of six
aud eighteen months for equal nstalnnts IT the
money aud the purchasers executing bonds with a
proved security and the title TO each parf retained
uut the purchase money therefore fully paid The sale o
tho two Lots the will take place on the same tsp.e
trcy o, In Sandy Hook on The Lot first de
scribcd SAhtbb thEi"
my ndt 90 May, Comf
pDunIIC sAlE.-Undcr = decd Of trust exc
cutsd by a. Cure and wife, Of date the ond Juns
1881 tho clerks ofeo u Amherst county W.
snl "a of May nesi she pfemso7 ut public
auction highest bidder the real cate In aiddced con
much 10 TO answer the purposes
deed suacd the county OF Amherst near Lynch
bury aud containing about Gao acres more or less,
o land sold altogether In separate tracts m may
be determined ON before tho day OF sae :.
sale for cash hut by tho consent OF
PARTIES will 10 sold credit of 0, IL aud IL
u $1,000 which VIII be required
eaah) giving his negotiable notes sasacto
he retained until they paid
the MI. land IN believed 20 DO good, but only such
title viii conveyed to der the deed Of trust
hiuscHnid. DAVE II tDbff gTrustees
DAVID T. SPENCE ''
apl ~ e,l0maystben dA ctia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-17
CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

COMMISSIONER OF THE REvESUE-Capt VIM. p, Sisson,
will be voted for for the Office of State Commissioner of the
Revenue for Lynchburg District the coming election for
State officers the ith Thursday in this month by MANY
VOTERS OF THE AMERICAN PARTY
may l6-dt22may
y To THE PEOPLE OF LYNCHBURG-l announce myself
canddatefo for reelection Attorney for the
CORPORATION of Lynchburg at the election to take place on
Thursday pod inst J. OAKLAND.
l5-dde
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-17

p We are authorized to announce WILLIAM STONE
candidate office Constable in the Seventh District of
Campbell county. Ina IA dde
There the rounds that have withdrawn
plo9fde WIN. STONE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-17

crfnncd Brcath.-What lady nr gentleman wond
labor Ter TIA. Of disagreeablc bron when using
DOWDENS DENTAL FLUID i will not only rem Ter 1t
sweet but make the teeth white as alabaser prevent tooth
ache and them from decay Recommended by den
Beautiful Complexion may be attarod by Its "
pnre frcckles renders the skin and btau
full marnga rich hue 1t is the greatest cosmetic
known being all injurious Price 80
cents. For sale by STROTHER & WHITEHEAD,
may pndD ruug IT'S pN.,r,=V here
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-17
Fever aud .g.e-An lnmlinle Cur..-wo

Nxuf-AW HWIUIIbIe 0'Wrc.-Wo dtfy
the world 10 produce medicine which does contain
Qnnne Bark Arsenic Mercury oxous deadly
pound to cure this disease eeetualy Caes
Spanish Mixture While II OF the above dan
fcons artclesye In relieving and curing
Fever and Ague wi ch cannot be approached by them
separately or in combination II specifically the Liver.
Purhes the blood the the skin, and assists
ure to expe from the system the seeds what
as badtho remains ofhc Mineral Drugs which clog and nal
ly DESTROYS the constitution.
See the cure of Mr. Long len of Virginia He had Chlls
twice day, for nothing would relieve him until he
tried Carriers Spanish Mixture ouy three bottles of which
eetualy restored him health
disease since. lmpy lodlm