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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-29
MISCELLANEOUS.


GREENE. HEATH a ALLEN, Comuss-
NJ, s aa rs aEhohANrs San lRANnIseo eAL5ot
paid to SALES OF foBAoco and eonsigulnents from
the Virginia Manufacturers solicited
kEfERfNcEs--AS 4 Lawrence & Co, nosion Allen
iAAsen' ~" York Courtney Gushing, baltimore
\ Watson James T. Heath late auditor aud Crenshaw \
'es ksnnend Nccorkle y Jones Mcdaniel Hun y Prs.
burg
n; n-ravnF established a branch Of our house New
York our resident partner In that viii alive his personal
srnen I" the receiving trappping and securing the low
EST rates OF ir' ree Of "ommssen all goods conssn.
cd to our San Francisco House
Messrs Edmond Davenport Co, will ac, for US Rich
mohh ang p oddly.
IonN W. TOwNIEx. A,,ornc, "a, Law,
sGsIe viii attend all the Courts Of the ctf Of i,nehburr
and the counties Of Campbell and bedford
How'll sfo strict attention 10 the collection Of C9aims
Once in schoelhcds building, Market street
4 GIENNA co, Tobacco aud s:encrni 4 o,.-
~ MISSION MERCHANTS AND AGENTS Tor the sale
OF ViRSlNlA MANUFACTURED ToeAeco NJ oyayer
WILLS, RAWIlNs 4 co, s.encrni Gem
w MISSION MERCHANTS AND SPECIAL AGENTS
for the sale ot MANUFACTURED TOBACCO. Stores Ma.
~ and ~ eraner corner of fchepoaas street, New Or.
Rrffntsers-A mistead 4 Warwick, Capt John NJ o,ey
lsep 6dselyt
No q. i"G0GGiN. Attorney "'s"w, Lynch
- hING w practices IN all the Courts Of tho city oi
iynehourg aud Of tho counties Campbell aud Bcdfar
once near the Farmers Rank aud Is the same horcoferc
euped by G"ggn Page tly ll-dscly
IN W. PAGE, A,,or"c, "a, Law, sy"chbnrg,
n
Telegraph onheo, two doors below The Farmers Bank
" 91dSc1v
Eu.MoR HOUSE.
n MONUMENT SeuARr, baltimore Nd.
j. MlLDENERGER SMITH,
- Proprietor,
w w,UNtR, late of the St Nicholas Hotel New York.
superintendent lfe ls dxciN
y ~ W $. y. CLARK
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
w cit RCll STREET
70 Il dtrly sNEAD 4 CLARK rroprIetors
4 NNCuHURG HOUSE.
II MAIN STREET, Iynclburg, Va,
{. FISHER, Proprietor
TFHMs.-ltansient visitors Al 50 per day
tR Hacks run IN connection with this house
IL 25dSely
1INuGED STATES COURT or CLAIMS
~ W bRAtE, tOuSshiIOH ANn ATTORNEY LAW
VIII practice IN the United States Court al Claims Jefferson
business may bo addressed tohim II Wall York.
mr. at Washington, u G. lily lOdScly
HENRY H. FLOOD, Attorney nj LAW. will
attend all the tonrts of the city of Iynehburg thu
counties Of Amherst Appomattox, bedford and Campbell
ma
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-29

Cor HIS HANDS FTLL.-The editor of the Cupeper
Observer must be a busy man. Hear him
Well, the fact is we have so much to do of late
that do not know which to commence first. We
have editorials to write our selections to make
job printing to do garden to attend-cows and hogs
to feed-the boby to nurse-and a thousand other
things too tedious to mention But its no use to
grumble it is all 'got to be did.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-29

lutions and request the action of that Company up
on the same
And then the Council adjourned.
Extract from the Journal.
ID. ROBES, elk.
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~ and enunettuuHy constructed Hotel undcr tho
of the undersigned cNcelloni condition for the
accommodation the public The proprietor devoes his
sunal attention 10 IT, and viii be efforts
peuduo calculated TO promote the comfort of his
An Omnibus Is always attendance convey travellers To
and from the Depots and Packet Landing
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-29

ATOTatt.-Yhc .o-parinerahip heretofore "s-
~ stmE between The undersignc aud s Dnguhl under
the syleof DuRnd Sons dissolved The LAT day OF
Janunry last
Tho viii hereafter be carried by the undersigned
under the aud style of ID. T. O. A, DIlGlIb, Mt the
old stand 10 \ buiuid n Sons.
All persons claims against the firm # S, DnFuid
Sons N present them 10 for settlement aud those owing
accounts will please come forward aud pay AZ.
DAVID l.. Di1GIIp,
GEORGE A. DIttIID.
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snn nnA ACRES LAND WARRANTS

u vVsVVV WANTED will pay the highest
cash prices for LAND WARRANTS. will also attend 10
the proseenonof claims against the Federal Government
j. N. GORDON,
Attorney at Law.
Once the Of 4ih aud 9th alley Lynehburg.
Va sep l5dsel0m
h COMPANY Capital January LIST, 1856, 81 2jOo05
I7Pcrsons In IYnchburg obtain explanatory papers
and effect insurance IN this Company by calling j. H.
THOMP>ON, Druggsts
DIR VIM =. Morris Medical Adviser
The Company spacy mutaa 10 all insured for tho term of
lie.
The dividends made annually and after the fourth
n received In part payment of the premiums
The Company commenced business In April 1si5 md It's
dividends averaged third the prcuiuns paid
thus making the cost very low" When policy Ia made FOR
the of life the ANIMAL premium amounRto $50, note
bearing intcicsta per cent, mny be gYon for half
M Company affords Advnntngcsor better security II
has paid $l4aouO for Losses, by death In III. state
u W. KNOWLES,
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nlrIIINARy AND FANCY GOODS

~ BxNCBsHoNS. EuRNa- <assHFNUNra
Va TURE EMPORiUM-The sub H3li6Si4sassSg|k
T1 scrbor having eopenad AZ his old 0EI--s~~A--x&3
I stand would inform his friends and
public generally, that he has In store large and
ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF FURNITURE, surprising
anything before exhibited In this city. Among the
beautiful articles he forbear mention
Pmptons Patent Secretary Bcdsead and Toilet Table
bincd This only exceedingly Ingenious conyanoc,
thai challenges the admiration Of all who behold
Those wishing purchase respectfully solicited to call
No charge for examination of stock and but little II
should buy All work sold securely packed free Of charge
Hair and Shuck mattresses made to order.
+. J. FOLKS.
N BE call Fpkes before purchasing elsewhere,
you may regret II, others have done ap 29d&clyU
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acommitloe pointed by the subacrbors fund for
the erection of foot bridge the avna In third street
between The rosidcnco Moea Lazy Esq, and NJ T. Lang
horne Esd Diamond Il will receive proposals. for build
ing the TIL Monday, the 10th June The length Of
the Bridge will be three hundred and eight feet
wd hvc eet between the hand raa yreaeai hight sxty
feet thH section Of the bridge will not be than
sixty feet In length)
The plan which design To have thu bridge built Will
be explained by elthor time, application
from any disposed 10 present proposals for tho work
The payment cash, when tho bridge shall have
been received by the Building Committee
VIM H. LANGHoRNE,
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A. n. MCDONALDl D. s. HOOPER.
Anew CONDEMNATION Donald a. Hooper,

BURROUGHS, SHAFER & co.
23-ts
SGLSEK PLATING FLUID, for covering
- with of pure se all kinds of Brass Brittania
German Silver that cannot be distinguished from pure
Svert retains its brightness long time and be
coated In few The Ladies will find this Fluid
be the oLly preparation for recoatng Casors Candeks
Savors &C. Warranted represented Made and sold only
by j. II. THOMPSON g. CO,
2sd&cifts Apothecares & Druggists.
HDOSTpONEMENT.-Ht il with regret that I
have to announce that Distribution Enterprise
not take place The d of February The unusual hardness
of the winter has prevented me from seeing and settling with
As them shall fix another
day not later than about the LIST of August at which time the
drawing will certainly take place the tickets called III and
money refunded and should the sale of tickets JUSTIFY me
doing shall fix upon earlier day, as am anxious to
drawing take place at the earliest possible time
-, JESSE r. HOPKINS.
fel5dSetlsta u Iiberty,ys
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS

N youare undecided where yout get the CHEAPEST
ind BEST PIANOS just postpone the matter until you can
take off, y NSHs trial You retain the money
until thu Piano has given natisfaeiion.
lie willing give bond and security TO furnish with
n superior Instrument nt n low price.
Orders especially entrusted to selection always receive
partieu lar care. u. Z. NASIi riauo Forte Dealer,
n Sycamore, corner Of Hank rtreet,
an 7ts Petersburg, Va.
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- PA q. A. ns.,.VIuD, Successor. 10 y.

LIE DHfGl1ID SONS, will keep constantly on hand a
large all kinds of FURNITURE OF their own
acturc which they VIII be pleased to shcw the old friends and
patrons OF s Dnenid 4 Sons, and the pnbe generally.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-15

we're or Of how long standing.
This meiiciar has never been introduced By empty
puts and misreF RESERVATIONS, nor is it intended th3s
Is present popularity shall be sustained by any uedia
an Lui is merits and the appreciation OF the public.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-15
FIGHTING FOR The SOUTH.

A number of gentlemen called upon
Mr.. Buchanan, during his recent visit to
this city. The call was made upon The
evening after the Shamocratic fzzIe.-
Among these were a Virginian. a North
Carolinian, a Tennesseean, and a Penn
~sylvanian. All of them were ardent ad-
mirers of the Shamocraiic c~enJidate.-
The Virginian promised him Is 600, the
North Carolinan 10. 900: the Tennessee
an 5000 majority in their respect We
States. Mr.. Buchanan listened very
compia ,ently, and replied:
1.-THE South is the land of sunshine
and promise. She ought to do well for
me, Tam ghting her battles"
If there were no other evidence of / e
~sectionality of Mr. Buchanan than this, it
would alone be sufficient to convict him
of the most intense devotion 10 the south.
He is not fighting The battles Of Penrsyl-
vanis, or the North, or the nation, but
@'of the South" 1t is well that this fact
is known.
So Disguised was the Pennsylvania.
who had been a life long Democrat, that
he left the company with the determine
ton Of voting for Fremont and Dayton.
-Phla. Times.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-15
JAMES MADISON, ON APPROPRIAr
TON BILLS.

An will remember the shrieks of the
Democratic Press, when the Republican
Members in Congress, in solid phalanx
voted against the army bill, without the
proviso that No part Of the money should
be used 10 help Missouri Rufians. They
were charged with being dis%uuionists,
traitors. and knaves, stopping the wheels
Of government, and bringing upon it an
archy and confusion, upon this subject.
James Madison SAY s:
The House of Representatives can
not only refuse. but they alone can pro
pose the supplies requisite for the sup
port of Government. They. in a word,
hold the purse-that powerful instrument
by which we behold, in the history Of
the British Constitution, an in ant and
humble representation of the people
gradually enlarging the sphere of its ac-
tivity and Importance, and finally reduc-
ing, as far as ii seems to have wished,
all the oyergrown prerogatives of the
other branches of the Government
This pocer over tie press ma9y, in fact. be
regarded as tie most c.mpiete and 6ectu
az sseopon DiM whick any Constitution can
arm the immediats reDreseRt0t oes Of the
people, FoRoBFAINING OF EVERY
GRIEVANCE, AND FOL CARRYING INTO Eff
Feet EVERY Just AM L MEA-
SURE
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-15

ANEW MovEMENT.-o'nce the Know
Nothing "Old line Wings" met in
Baltimore and le-nominated Mr.. Fill
more, it has been suggested that a regu-
lar old line Federal national convention
be called, of those who stood by Mr.. Bu-
ehanan in his federal glory, to adopt him
as their candidate for The Presidcncv.-
Such a movement would amount to quite
as much as the late bogus Wing Con-
vention at Baltimore. Let the conven-
tion be called !
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-15

AN old bachelor walking along the
streets the other day with his withcred,
w~rinkledface lit up with a smile that
seemed like the pale ghost of some van
ished happiness haunting his palIid lea-
lures, muttered out: Thanks! no more
women in heaven-they can get in.-
Their hoops are So broad; the, will have
10 90 the broad road-none of these
fasbionables a ever so through the
narrow gate" Something in that.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-15

~ S PADDOCK. Dealer in HATS,
CAPS. FCEs. BUFFALO ROBES. CARPET
BAGS. UMBRELLAS, DC. - Superior Street. Cieye'
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Uarietn.
AETI-BUcEAyRN SONG.

al 4-00 IL. : - E-s LO-E-a
TtSE-Gd Daa Tackar.
Old Bhchanan's come to town;
He LEFT his post Of some renown;
Hes come expecting to be sent
To Washington as President.
You've come too late, James Buchanan:
We shall put another man in.
Fremont is both great and young,
And never can be thus %outrun;
He crossed the Rocky Mountains cold,
And showed US Califsnia's gold.
Get out the way, James Buchanan:
We shall put a younger man in.
Old Buchanan has no wife,
Hes lived g bachelor all his life,
And hope to be the White House lessee
Instead o Fremont's charming Jessie.
Get off the track, old Buchanan:
We shall put our Jessieis man in.
Cincinnati forged the chains
To bind with Slavery our domain;
But we shall have Free Speech and State.
With Fremont for our candidate!
Get ogt the way, James Buchanan:
We shall put Q freer man in.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-15

GEN. SMITH, of Virginia, was once
na4ing a long. tiresome speech in Con-
gress, when pausing. he remarked to Nj
Clay. who sat near him. "You speak
for the present, 1 speak for posterity."
"Yes." replied Mr.. Clay, land you seem
determined TO speak on until your audi
ence arrives"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-15
FACTs are srrRRnRN rnINns.
DR.. SAMUEL
FEVER DESTROYER!

THIS is not the adveTtist m mt of a
4 worthless eomparnd,' got upby some quaek 70 do
fraud the pubUc. LIT the simple notice Of anew Remedy
which las acquired NJ precedeuted popularity where
ever introduced.
.sHr. :. sTRONG-s FEVER DESTROYER"
Is a positive and speedy cure Tor every form Of Inter-
uitie=t and RsElittent Fe=ers. Chill Fever, Ague and
Fever. The most ample expert, zee. supported by tes-
tiEoi J Of many Of the most distinguished men in Ohio.
FUN ~iustiheS rs in speaking thvs confidently Of its
virtues" MARK THIS FACT.
"lr. s STRONG'S FENER DESTROYER"
Comes not from obscure persons scarcely known TO any
one; neither does it emanate from a 'detieious source
as Is too Often the case with quick nostrums-hut il is
Il equivocal and positive testimony, voluntarily renil-
cred, of individuals OF the first standing in society. or
occupying high oiacial stations and professional dis
iIctionS-Who have on their o<n persons and in their
oNI families Fairly aud fully ts-ted the sanstiYe virtues
Of this true Fever destroyer.
THE FEVER DESTROYER
Attacks the very root Of the disease. and its action is
50 energetic that It's curative effects are plainly mani
lest in y hours after il is taken, and the second pack.
age frequently produces results which bottles OF othe.
popular remedies had iai!el 10 accomplish.
twill not oufy destroy the disease hut also eradicate
the most minute seeis Of il from the system, and re-ss-
ttbiish a healthy action IN the vital organs.
CAUTION!
There is 4 Counterfeit on this article, as on almost
all popular Remedies of the day. Observe then. the
GeEuinp has the miniature Portrait and written sigma
lure ni SANL STRONG. VI. D. TO COUNTIES felt which "a
felony. s N. STRONG & Co., Cleveland. o.,
Sole ProPrietors 4 Manufacturers Of DR.. sam Stron='s
Fever Destroyer Pills.
To whom all or ers and Communications must oe Ah-
dressed.
For sale hy E. A. Smitn &c. Druggists Warren,
and IS all respectable Druggists through the SEates-
nee II
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-15

A New PLArFoRM.-At a Buchanan
meeting in Portland, a few days ago. a
Sag-Eichtofator mounted a brandy cask
and opened his speech by exclaiming. 81
stand upon the platform of my party"
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sENTISTRY-Dr. ]. G. Burrouobs


- having returned from a tour in the SGuibrrn
States, would inform his old patrons. and others drsir.
ing services in the line of his profession, that he is
again at his post. sane rooms. corner Of Market and
Liberty sts.. opposite the Bank. Ur. Burroughs is now
in possession Of all the iltcs: improve eh;s in tie con
struCtion and insertion Of Artificial Plates, Pala.es.
Teeth. &c. either upon Com. SILVER. or Gur.A Ps.-
IA iase. and from his long experience in the NEST
intricate and difficult parts Of Dental Surgery. he can
safely assure perfect success and satisfaction in all
cases. All operations upon tie NatGial Teeth perfor.
med with care, in the best possible THINNER. warranted
to ie a. we'll q me. as can lie done Ly any operator in
the United States. or BqrreH.
A. many persons solicit Artificial Teeth. ut arr mr.
willing To have their decayeI tcrlh rNir.cte T., aud wait
sr.Ae;c,t time for the absorption O; the alveo.ar rr'-
Tess iecessary for a set on gold or siiice1ns base, they
can have their decLyel organs removed. and a set put
in on Gu:ta Percha. Immediately IL answer al the pur-
p seS 0 tine natnrdl ones. These teeth can lie worn
with perfect -ase. are beautiful. highly popular. and not
expensive. nr. u. will hereafter ae in regular attend
Iuce at his Office. where he will lie pleas TO wa:tupon
those mo need lis services. or council
Nj Is. | would say To the members Of the profession
who are DESTROYS uf Obtaining the Gutta PercLa I'M
pTUyvEeIts. that I am the authorized agent for grant
ing Certificates of light TO use the Gutts P-rcha. AMI
giving instruction in WnrkiI z the same Charges mo-
IeTate. Call and see specimens.
ApriI 81. iSJ6-tf j. c. BURROUGHS. VI. D.
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TIE Sacramento Times says, in the
course Of a report of the proceedings at
public dinner-"The mayor of the city,
the ladies, DC. were appropriately end
elegantly drank. and the party sepa-
rated in fine cheer"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-15

GATTLE POWDER '-Breining, From
~ Geld ( Co.'S Celebrated Vegetable Cattle Powder
cont antly on hand and for sale in large or small guam
by the subscribers, who are sole Agents for this
n.
y. B. None are genuine unless procured of
March lS. le52tf CO VI. M0SER ACTS.
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I owe you a grudge.' said Fogg to a
political opponent. Il have no Tears on
that account, was the reply, for you sell
dom pay anything you owe.'
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UNIT sizes IN proportion. Orders for Blinds and
Doors punetually attended to. All work warranted
squal to the best PACKARD & BARNUM AgIs
Warren, Clio. lee. -
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nR. j. u. MARCIIIsra

CELEBRATED CATHOLICON,
roR ABE RELIEE ASD crRE OF SUFFERING FEMALE,
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An affected singer at one Of our thea
tres, the other night, was told by a wag
In the gallery. SO come out from be-
hind his nose, and sing like other peo-
pie.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-15
PORTABLE STENM ENGINE.
- EED'SPATENT CURONONETEE

az ENGINE. This is AZ improved Steam 4. CINE for
which Letters Patent we're granted to John 4. Reed. Of
New York, January 9, le5j. The nature of this i'm
prOvement consists in the increase OF power about 20
per cent, and reducing the weight Of the engine one
half. The saving Of fuel Is clecte-. 10y letting tie
steam in on both sides of the cS Under bombing
the size OF the port, aal hlaacius the pressure. re-
moving the friction and wei.h OF the slid. valves. &C.
centrics- cross heads, connecting rois. &c. Tnc eN
ceeding simplicity Of this engine reuiers it Inuch mo.e
durable AID easily managed than any other and when
placeiu9oH the poi!er wiin wheels i; = portable though
eiiecti,e These engines received thu First Prize ell
al at the great Exhibition in Paris. There are about
seventy five Of them Low in operation, all 2 Wig great
satisfaction
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-15
'ARREN DOOR. Sash and Blind

Factory- Market Street, East Of the Bank, War
rem o.-Ihe undersigned, having entered ntO c0part
nefshiP in the manufacture OF SASH. BLINDS and
DOORS. viii hereafter keep a large stock Of sash, boti
FiEe and Poplar, OF all sizes in use, and Of the besl
iuality- which they will sell on reasonable terms.
we wul continue the manufacture of VENETIAN
BLINDS, IN all its branches, which we viii sell very
loa and of an improved quality, surprising any hereto
lore offered to the public.
We viii also continue the manufacture of ANE
HOOKS, OF the latest styles. and Of a superior quality.
All work made at our establishment will ne warranted
IS we use nothing hut the best quality Of Lumber, AMI
employ none hut the first class wOrGuen. In our en-.
ieavors to serve our Customers, we will keep pace Will
81 improvements IN our business, and conversant Wit
al late styles Of work in the Eastern Cities.
We would invite all wishing to purchase the above ar
iieles, to call at our Office, where we will be found at al
hours Of the day, for We shall give Our constant per
.olal superintendent to the details Of our business.
Z. SPEAR son,
Jan ~, Too Successors to Edward Spear
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INVEST GREENVILLE MD WAR.

w rem HACK. The subscribers take p easurs Il
announcing to the travelling u lie, that a tri-Wetk,v
ilafl has heen estI'lishel let seen West Greci-vtiie.
Pa, and Warren. o. and that it viii be carrie! 10y
tsO horse Hacks. iUa~irg TIE taSkIll lluuSr, IN War
rem, on every Monday. " edEesdIN ami FritaJ mOFu
inEs, ~ : o'clock. and arriving at Greeuvilie the same
evening; and leaving GTe-Hvilie every Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday mornings, and arriving 1t
Marrek the sane evening. Travellers East or West
between the above places viii hnd this the only direct
route. The liick runs through BtconsauTg- Fowler.
Hartford. Bur. IIj!l. Orauecvill- and Mount Juy. and
also connects with hacSs for Franklin, via ttofgrtJgn.
or Mercer. jamestown, iIaT;stovH. ConneartviI;e. c.
rard aud GAINESVILLE. BROWN X VEST.
aug 20, IcJG-tf.
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A shrew having threatened her hus-
band with a blow up My dearest
blossom said he commit your rem rks
to paper and read them to me-
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al SAT. my son. where docs the right
hand road go?"
81 don't know, sir tain. been nowhere
since we lived here"
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FCLECTIC CONCENTRATED

Also, this day arrived Macrotin, Nyriein, Oil Of
Erigerson FIeabancl Oil Of Stliingia, Lohelia, &C..
also, POdOphyllen, Prunin, PhytOlacin, Languinarin,
Stillingin. Seneein. Salicin, Niburin. The Phenix
Drug store is having rather a lively run Of trade"
and intends to keep a good variety Of curing wares
and invites the patronage of the rest OF mankind To
arrive from Cincinnati soon, 4 heavy additional stock
appropriations from Hills Laharatory-
30 papers Prairie Heave Tonic
% papers Appetite Feed
40 bottle Bone Solvent for Spawn Lameness.
Cur CHAT from the Rossitter discovers that the e.
gar trade i improving. and a good fresh supply q
yesterday f;led up the caSe-drop in at the Rhenix
when Won want "A smoke"
Bone solvent they say does wonders u
NAV 7th. 1856. SPRING & REED.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-10-15

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