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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-16
Hon II g. BoCock

The Democracy of Campbell (about two dozen
of them held meeting at Campbell Courthouse
Monday and adopted series If resolutions
among which observe this:
Resoired. Thntthe conduct of our distinguish
ed repre- sentative, Hon. L. ). Boeock in the late
struggle upon tho election of Speaker in the
House ~ Representatives meets our warm mp
probation and eniile, him to the undimnishcd
confidence of his constituents.
As the conduct of sour distinguished represent
tative" was little peculiar ON the occasion re-
ferred to, could wish that the resolution had
been Il little more explicit. Mr.. Richardson was
brought forward II candidate for Speaker, on
the ground that he WINS identified with the Kansas
BILL fact deemed sufficiently mertorious to en-
| title him TO the distinction. Mr.. Bocoek, after
having voted for him number of times. sudden
| ly dropped him and made speech in favor Of
| Mr.. Boyce, of South Carolina, who, in an ad-
dress to his constituents, from which we have
quoted, had held that so far from there being
any merit in the support of the Kansas bill. the
whole affair was cunnngy contryed party ma
nGuvre designed to entrap the South Now,
should like to know whether it was for sun
porting Mr.. Richardson, who had piloted the
Kansas bill through the House. or Mr. Bovce.
who thought that Mr.. Richardson, in so doing.
was playing trick, that the course of Mr. Boz
cock met the warm appreciation of his const,u-
ents, or was it for both! Second: during the pro.
gress of the balloting, il became known, Gf il
were not before,) that Mr.. Richardson is he
lever in the doctrine If squatier sovereignty Not
withstanding this.Mr. Bocock continued his sun
port of him. Afterwards Mr. Richardson was dron.
ped and Mr.. Orr nominated in his stead TN,
latter gentleman repudiates the doctrine of the
former, and holds squatter sovereignty to be AN
abomination. Was it for supporting Mr.. Rich
ardson, an advocate OF squatter sovereignty. ar
Mr.. Orr, contemner and repudiator Of tb,,
doctrine, that the course of "our distinguished
representative" meets the warm approval of his
constituents was it for both
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-16

The st. Louis Democrat of the Is. has taken
grounds in advance against the reelection e
Gen Pierce. Being called upon by the Republi.
can TO define his position. the editor sevs.
But the Republican asks US if we will sns,o;r
Sterling Price or Gen. Pierce, if either Of tba,n
become candidates for the suffrages Of the peonle
To this we reply-No! Sterling Price has fare
sworn his party allegiance and joined the Know.
Nothing order-he has played false TO all who
aass .rus.ea nlm-he is even now waging a
deadiy war against our railmads, and everv
scheme of internal Improvement in the STATE
President Pierce too has violated tbe var,
nrst principle of the Democratic platform
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-16

and Sore Throat, to he externally. for n
TbI r gTus %e TO be taken In doses of fifteen drops
been used with much satisfaction nv manv W @
citizens Sold only by ~ many Vi our
jan 22.dsens 7 II ruou,,o, -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-16

v Inc undersigned offers for sale the TRACT or IATn
acres recently bought by him of Mr. Paul Jones Th;s -
u9ranle ian with an excellent family dwelling on il sd
h o nies OF Lynchburg. He invites any one wisbna
10 ony TO eau on him. Terms ACCOMMODATING ~ "''n"g
'a' ~o'"'i~ 'nen 2a"ts G. L. MOsBY,
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Cknn YDS TOW LINEN WANTED.
<CVV We wish to purchase $500 yards Of Tow Lhne
ioi which we will pay the highest market price. ~
jan oos JAMES A. STIGLER "
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NEW YORK, August 9TH le5.
10 DR.. Wright :-DFAR SIR cannot refrain from
acknowledging the extraordinary benefit have derived ro
taking your wonderful medicine. As have been ser5,
afflicted with disease of the lungs and expected
but short time feel that through taking your "Scou
Antidoe alone my life has been preserved and feel
has made me perfectly we'll man. l seriously afflicted
with cough, pain in chest sc believe il be beg
medicine for lung diseases offer offered the
cheertuiy recommend all afflicted n similar way Ms
case was very precarous but the medicine gave ne
most immediate relief
remain, sir, yours respectfully.
JOHN HAMLEY,
fc Lin III Sth Aycrra
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Also good lot OF Gold Keys Seals and Charms which o
'' !" Fesohapic rates Please call and look at them
f.u, SlLFERTHORN CLIFF
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'NLEN HAVE CONE, AND NO HgsTAkE'
= Three Marriages--by Mrs Hubbacki
ieadoy Sacred Plains;
irlsh at Home and Abroad;
Iaylors India, China and Japan;
me Hive Of the Bee Hunter;
,,'mp mes Of the Red Men--bv Orton,
hose CIark-by Fanny Fern:
Wayiands Political Econamy
i."nton Art journal, for JANUARY;
Bfalihwaites Retrospect, do
Baekwoods Magazine, do
Putnam5 10 ,in and rehruarv.
Harpers do ''
Bailou,s Dollar do do
FRANK Leslie New York Journal do
Household Words. do
Eclectic Magazine d.
knickerbocker d,
Hunts Merchants Magazine do
National Magazine. do
fe l5ts MORSE5.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-16

If 70" nrc afflicted with nny com plain, which
requires Purgave Medicine try-Ayors NEW PII1S-ths
are worm HNihe --toHf0rd Mercury. n. {. I'M
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-16

Wect Oii-50 dozen bottles Olive OIL for manufactur
~ "A prime artcle-tor sale at
fe PTS II TIIn,,pSpN a. cos
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SOOlHaNG SYRUP for Children while cut
- iiNd IEElH This is reliable preparation made bv
an eminent physician of Philadelphia which gives immediate
relief in all those dlsagreeable symptoms attendng b
teethng season with children. Soldby Wv
J. II. THOMPSON & Co
jan otd&cifts Apothecares and Druggists Lynchburg
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AMUSEMENT.
MASONIC HALL.
MACKENZIE'S AVON TROUPE.
SATURDAY EPENING FEBRUARY G. 1856
This evening will be performed the excellent Comedy ntlod
SIMPSON ~ CO.;
OR, FLUCTUATIONS or TIE MONEY MARX ct

With
Singing and Dancing.
Aud the laughablu / aice OF
fe lit III a. MERRY COBBI.ER
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MEETING OF THE HOARD OF VH,s

n TEES OF LYNCHBURG COLLEGE will be held in
the Preachers Study of the Methodist Protestant Church on
Tuesday the 18TH at O'Clock full attendance is desired
fc l5-tl9th EDWD II, CHRISTIAN, Sec'y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-16

.ASsA CUPS. for Dy.pepiic--a very nseiu
~ article, for sale al j. II. THOMPSON & cos
IAN l3Scfts Drug Store
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-16

~ edy for Sick Headachethat disagreeabc of ali
aches is certain its effects many can
testify. For sale only by j. II, THOMPSON & CO.
IA IL t&rits Al oilt o8rits ! prup ui<ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-16

~ hanh goou assortment Of
Ladies Gold Chatane Chains.
Guard
Gentlemens Gold Fob
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-16

portance at pre- sent, are the Cavington and Ohio
Railroad the Central and the South Western
Railroad to the Tenness iinc and the James
River and kanawha canal to Covington. The
first is in danger of being stopped, the other two
Railroads are langusbing for appropriations or
subscriptions to the last links Of their completion
and the canal is without funds. without credit,
bound by mortgage and resting its whole weight
upon the arm of the State.
speak from personal knowledge, from actual
intercourse with the people in every section o.
the State, when say that a very large majority
of them are looking apxiuusly TO the consumma-
ton of these main works. Whatever may be the
local aud selfish jcaousies engendered by appa
rently conflicting interests the State en- mdsse
longs To see these lines brought TO their termn
East and West. We need not fear the willing
ness OF our constituents to bear burthens a lit
tie while for the sake of the ultimate and certain
good OF the Commonwealth None of them would
have past expenditures thrown away or unreason-
ably added to by the damage Of delay. They
60 further and would have a connection between
the Central and South Western Roads at Gov
ington: for the South side well as the North
side of James River has need of link with the
Big Bend Of the Ohio river. And. if any ques-
fion arises about gu0ges, ! would recommend
that the Covington and Ohio Rail Road be gra.
ded broad enough to admit of tro tracks, one for
each gpage Of the Central and the South Yves
tern. 1t would add but a fourth or third to the
cost. and time. trust. will prove that will
have need Of tea instead of two tracks in connex
ion With the great net work of improvements in
the North West.
The James River and Kanawha Company is in
dsbted 10 the State more than $4,000, OOO.apd the
State is liable tor the COMPANY to the amount o,
about two and one half millions more; the aggre
gate IL. In round numbers, about Is 6I3,OOO The
company 10 unable TO move "a step further in il,
works without aid from the Legislature 1t ma,
not the means to pay the interest on its bonds FOL
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E.,oH GENTLEMEN WEARING Ia,


be acquired by using the balm of Thousand Flow
ets 1t will remove tan, imples and treckes skim
leaving of soft and hue. We towel pour on
ord drops, and wash the face night morning by
j. H. THOMPSON 4 co,
fe l6 dScilts Apothecaries and Drurp iots
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-02-16

ANIARN 10th, 1SJG.-s;roat rrhuc, m IN
~ Prices TO REDUCE SToCK-A very largcs, ,tk 81
men thick Boots and Brogans Wool Saxony soft Hats
VI every color and quaity-somc very cheap
i"'eS placK lasting Congress CATERS a.......SI -
" Sidc.lace at.......... | p
eoiu w
Gents latest Sye Calf Congress ot........ on
Also, Ladies' Misses and Chldrens Shoes and Shoetefi
SCOTS h"ooes halt Caters Caters Cloth Kid and More
90 INN ana ck olo of all eola and qualities Ladies push
Caps - s' ' ''
ho le abovo goods being entirely and fresh l,
rom me factories low rates for cash we consider il '
ihai'ement 10 persons bpying snch articles.
LOUIS l.. ARMISTEAD.
jan lots near Farmers p,nl Ivnchburc Va
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

The two preceding and the two succeeding
numbers to those drawing the first 200
Prizes, will be entitled to thu 800 Approx.
nation Prizes. For cxample:-If Ticket
No. ll250 draws the S35,2SO prize, those
tickets numbered ll248, ll249, ll25l and
ll232, will each b. entitled to 800, and so
on according to to The above scheme.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
In the above scheme there are 10000 tick
cts, numbcrc from to 10000. There arc
200 full Prizes and 800 Approximations, ma.
king in all 900 Prizes.
The numbers from to 90. 900 correspond.
ing with tho numbers on tho tickets, print
cd on separate lips Of paper, are rolled up
and cnnirclcd with small tin tubes and plac.
cd in 4 Glass Wheel
The amounts of the different 200 full
prizes similarly printed and enrrcled, are
placed in another wheel. After revolving the
wheels. a number is drawn from the wheel
Of numbers, aud vt the same time prize is
drawn from the other wheel, by boys who
are blindfoldcd. The number and the prize
drawn out nre opened and exhibited to the
audience and registered by the Commissions
or, the prize being placed against the num-
bcr drawn. The operation is repeated un-
til all the prizes are drawn out The draw.
ing is then printed, and after comparison
the Commissioner rertiIics to its correct
ness
stS- Prizes pa jablc in full, without dc.
duction.
Address orders for Tickets to
X. FRANCE & CO.,
Baltimore Nd.
FEBRUARY ~, 1896 3-4t
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NAIL ARRANGEMENT.

CAMDEN MAIL.
Dae Monday, "Wednesday and Friday, att
o'clock. pm
Departs Tuesday. Thursd.y and Saturday
7,am
charlotte MAIL, VIA MONROE.
nas Goadsy, Wednesday, and Friday, at !
o'e. p m.
Departs Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
PINEVILLE MAIL.
Due Monday and Friday, ut 8 pm
Departs Sunday aud Thursday at = IN.
LEWISVIL.I.E MAIL
Due Tuesday at 4 o'clock p. na..
Departs wednesday at 8 m
All letters must bs deposited by 8 o'clock
p IN, to insure their departure by next mail.
CHESTERFIELD MAIL.
Due Saturday, at 10 o'clock, n. m.
Depart "Wednesday, at O'Clock, p. N.
All persons who receive newspapers and
other periodicals. will observe ll,at tho law
requhes the postage to be paid quarterly ia
advance.
Letters and transient newspapers must b.
prepaid; otherwise they IRE not mailed,
TR- MAGILl. T.. II.
yuly !, 1855.
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ANNOUNCEMENT

Mr.. EDITOR please announce Mr.. J. II.
n. BELk, as a candidate for the I.cgisla.
turc, and oblisc HIS FRIENDS.
MIR. EDtToR please announce JOHN
WELSH, Ss candidate for Sheriff at
The next election, aud oI'gc his friends.
NR. EDT:oR:-Plcasc announce Mr.. p. 4.
HAMMOND rs candidate for the State
Senate at the next election and cbligc
MANY VOTERS.
MR.. EDITOR: Please announce Mr. GEO.
McC. WlTilERSPOON as a candidate for
Senate at the next election.
MANY FRIENDS.
MR. EDjToR: Plcasi. announce J. X. HUN.
TER rs candidate for Tax Collector and
Obligr,
MANY VOTERS.
Ma. EDITOR Please announce Col. ].
FuNDERBURK ns candidate for Tax
Collector aud obl e many Of
His FRIENDS.
MIR. EDIToR: Please annonncc c. f..
HENSON, Esq'r rs candidate for Tax Col.
lector and obige,
MANY FRIENDS AND SUPPORTERS
Mn. Error - Please announce Mr.. X. G.
Billings a. candidate for Sheriff at the next
election, and obligc, MASr FRIENDS.
Mn. EDIroR.-Ilcasc announco Mr.. Raleigh
Hammond ~ a candidate lar Tax Collector.
Aud oLligc, l's fRIkSnS.
AR, EaITaRz-fiss.a anpn4ncs William Rob,
"rtson a. candidate for Tex Collector and @,
blgc HIS rnIrSps
Mn. EptToR-plcase announco Major J,I,,
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4 MARVELLOUS REMEDY!!
FOR A MARVELLOUS AGE!
Hallomay's @utlneut,
THE GRAND EXTER.
NAL REMEDY

BY the aid ola microscope, we sec mill
lions Of little openings on the surface of
our bodies. Through these this Ointment,
when rubbed on the skin, is carried to any
orgao or inward part. Diseases Of tho Kid
neys, disorders of the Liver, affections of
the heart, inflammation Of the Lungs, Asth-
mas, Coughs and Colds, are by its means Of.
tectuall ly cured. Every housewife knows
that salt passes freely through bone or meat
OF :ny thickness. This healing ointment
far more readily penetratcs through any bone
or ticshy part of the living body, curing It e
most dangerous Inward complaints, that
cannot be reachcd bY other mcans.
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GrltgrapJit,
.f'rom tie Charieston Courier.
LATER FROM EUROPE,
ARRIvAL OF TIE STEAM SHIP


HALIFAX, n. S., March Ia.-Tho Brit
ssh and North American Royal ksa stea<a
ship Arabia has arrived at this port with
ndyices from Liverpool to tho ast inst
GENERAL ISrELLicsScE.-A despatch
received 10y MesSrs Brown aud Shipley,
the Liverpesl Agents Of the Collins Line
Sf StoRsashipa, dated Glasgow. tho 9th
pit, says that the Steamship Edinburgh
from New York passed on the 7th ult.,
svhen five days out, in Lat 40o30' and
Lon. 49"5O large quantities Of broken
Zee, apd say on it quantity Of broken
CABIN furniture consisting Of five orns,nen.
tal doors With white or glass handles, a
ladys work box and otl,er articles ,ssa
klon IN hlas 1o~ttns Of first class steamships;
y n, We fear, too probable that these arti.
Les were :asrne....as rom the wreck Of tho
Pacific, as th. Arabia brings no intcIli
gencc. Of that vessel.
Ia Paris three peace conferences have
been held, but none Of their proceeding,
have been allowed to transpire. The gcI--
ev.l i.npression is tA4A r,atier~, 80 far, have
progressed tavoraHy. Il Is believed that
immediately after peace has been signed,
European Congress will meet TO adjust
the balance Of power. A rumor, to which
however, not much crcdence is given, is
aiioat, 10 the effect that Russi, comedies
the required limitations, but will not ~.
bsnton her pro,ectoratc over the Greek
Christians. Another rumor. somewhat
alarming, but believed ,n Lc .peculatinC
rusc, SAYS that Russia has started "li,c.
ti"n, which will break up the confer.
cuccx.
An armi.'ice has hrnn aruouBre,l to
last until the cend Of Marr!,, bu, uo, to az
feet iAe existing l4,,,kssie, and In, been
made known 10 ths asG,n.s ia tl,c Crin,ea.
omr Pacha's resignation has been ac-
ccPt1l. Russia. u.r Allies, and SweeI.l,,
continue to make xctivc preparations for
war
Tbs excitement in relation to the diff.
Guilty with tl,e United State. had entirely
subsidized in England. W.. Buchanan had
dine.i with tho Queen,
The Liverpool Cot,np Market opened
active, but closed quiet. The sales dur.
ing the week ending tho 2s,h nit com.
pri,cd S6,eoo bales. Of which spccu!stors
took $4,000 and exporters 5000 bales {;
leaving $4,000 bales of all descriptions
TO the trade. The stock il, port consisted
Of 100000 bales, inealling 10000 A.
merican. Prices were unchanged, Fair Or
lesns being quoted at 6 q III. MidLling
Orleans At . LED, Fair pplanils at o l.4d
and MidJ'rg Cplanls at ) Ia lGl.
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ADDITIONAL By TIE ARABIA,

HALIFAX, y. s., March l2.-In the
british ii"nse Of Commons, General De
Lucy Evans hsd given notice that he
wo'ld "tfer resolution disappearing Of
the conduct VI .hs Engli.h Gov"rnmen:
IN Tic Cnit.<l States enlistmsnt business.
b. Lasvo Of ~t'sesce WAS freely given to
oilicen in the Criincx. Tho Allies were
about to destroy the sunk-n ships at Ss-
bsst"pUl. i,mxel Pacl,a will bc the sue
ce~s"r TO O~sr Pacha in the command Of
the Tutkisi, army.
The Russians continue I" for,iiy the ap-
proaches 10 Cronstalt. The Russian Gov.
ernment will issue Immediately twenty
ono million ,oubles in Treasury notes.
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FsoW TIE SaHtA cdrplis;"s.
KANSAS MEETING.

Ci&nLxsTos, March IL
The meeting TO night waa hugely a,
tended.
r NJ. Cunningham presented the address
rnd resolutions II The Special Committee,
which were unanimously adopted.
The meeting was addressed by VIM.
Wks:sy ss.a ". i. E=sss, ssq' Is.
A resolution was adopted to appoint
rub-eommittees TO collect funds. The
meeting then adjousaed.
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Erysipelas, Salt Rheum
g. Scorbutio Humors.

No remedy has ever done so much Cor the
cure of diseases of the Skin, what whatever
form they may assume. Ms this Ointment
No case of Salt Rhcun,, Scurvy, Sore Heads,
Scrofula, or Erysipelas, can long withstand
its influence. The inventor has travelled
over many parts of the globe, visiting the
principal hospitals, dispensing this Ointment.
giving advice AZ to its application, aud has
thus been the means of restoring countless
numbers 10 health
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CHEAP READING.

JUST received direct from the publishers
the following new and popular books.
Kate Weston, or 10 will and TO do, The
Hunters Feast by Mayne Reid, Godfrey
MoEcton or the Fsithless Guardian, Awful
Disclosures by Maria Monk, Scenes in the
Practice Of New York Surgeon-Thc
Lime Rila Man, rs cts., The Know Moth.
ing Almanac, also Charles Dickens Novels,
Disraelfs, Bulwers, Maryatts, Mrs. South.
worth's, L. 3. Arlhur's, Lovers, and large
assortment Of other kinds. These books
will be sold at Charleston prices. For sale
at the Printing Olliee.
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"PETaIRSoN'S" is .hc only complete
end uniform edition OF Charles Dickens
Works published in Au erica; they are re-
printed from the original London edition, and
are now the only edition published in this
country. No library, either public or private,
can be complete without having in ii com.
p'ete set of this, the greatest of all living
authors. Every family should possess sci
OF one OF the editions. The cheap edit IN
Is complete in twelve volumes, paper cover:
either or all Of which can be had separately.
prr, Itir .,,ts ,.,..i
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BRITISH PERIODICALS,
Premiums to New subscribers
EARLY COPIES SECURED.
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8.
BLACKw0op's EpISprEou M.a.,,vr fT,

The grsst and important evcnts-Relpious
Political, and Military-now agitstinp the ma.
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tween the hastily written ncws-itcsns, crude
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per, and the pondcrous Tome Of the historian.
written long after the living interest in the facts
he rvcords shall have passed away. The pro-
gress Of the War in the East occupies n large
space In their pages. Every movement is close.
ly criticised whether Of friend or Of foe and all
short -comings f,arlessly pointed out. The lst-
tcrs from the CRIME.1 and from the BALTIC
in Blackwood's Magazine, from two of its most
popular contributors, give a more inteliigible
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These Periodicals ably represent the three
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Sore Legs, Sore Breasts,
Wounds g. Ulcers.

Some of tho mos. scientific surgeons now
solely rely upon the use Of this wonderful
Ointment, when having to cope with the
worst cases Of sores, wounds, ulcers, glandu-
lar swcllings, and tumors. Professor Hol-
loway has. by command Of the Allied Gov
ernmenis, dispatched to the hospitals Of the
East, large shipments Of this ointment, to be
used under the direction OF the Medical Staff
in The worst cases Of wounds. 1t will euro
any ulcer, glaldular swelling. stiffness or
contraction of tho joints. even Of 90 years
sfIndinn
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NASHs.-There are said to he 400
banks in tho United States, which in last
January circulated $llf,l47,4l2, while
Of co'n in circulation ,hero Nns $l85, lO9,-
COS, showing actually greater amount
Of coin than bank notes to bc used in the
country. The whole amount Of money in
circulation wss &350,065,Ol7, giving to
each individual an average Of 81 800, and
showing All increase of about iG0, 600, 900
in the last ten years.