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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-05

During the present year there have died ia the
United States. II soldiers. of the revolutionary
var, aud 10 persons VIII" were over 100 year. of
age.
Daniel W"odson. Secretary Of Kansas. denies
writing "A letter +" the Mi-ronfians recently pub
lished as his.
An eccentric. millionaire. of London. named
Saunders, has despatched n vessel to the Cri,nae
for stones from Sebastcpo' with which he intends
building a residence.
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ANOTHER FLORIDA INDIAN Massacre
Of u. y. TroepS..-By IA extra from the Charles
ton Courier we have the following important
intelligence, said t. have come II Fort Brooke
from Fort Myers. the headquarters of the l.. :.
troops in Florida
Fenr DRooNr. Fla, Dec. %, 1888.
An exploring rarity under command at Lieut..
George l.. Har,stutf, 2nd artillery, consisting of
one sergeant, ON" corporal aud seven priyates.
were suddenly attacked by IA party of Seminole
Indians at day light on the Goth inst. about l6
miles $. T.. from Fort Siman Drum-that party
being about, 40 miles s.. T. from For, Myers.
The party left Fort Myers on the morning of
the 9TH instant, aud up TO the time Of attack
were engaged in making "a re examination of
thet portion Of the Zig Cypress Swamp examin-
cd by the troops la>t winter. Three men Of the
command arrived ut Fort Myers on the night Of
the 2Ist, 1t is supposed that Lieut.. Hart.tuff
and the remainder az hi patty have been Kill.
I'd.
Most If the public snimsls with il,e expedition.
some Is in number, were al,o shot dawn. Lieut..
llartsiutf when last seen had one arm broken,
and Is supposed To have been wounded in his
side. Private Hanna, OF Company G., 81 ar,il
lery, one Of the party who escaped. brought tue
above information to Fort Myers. Hanna was
wounded in the abdomen, hot .erinu.lv. i. i
thought; he left another of the party private Ba.
ker, also wounded, about IL miles from Fort Nv
ers.
: Baker gave out Mt thai point anl could come
no farther. The Indians making the attack
were some % ar b in nunhrr. Two commute.
of the I'd Artillery were t" ,euve Fort Myers ON
the morning of the 22i inst. la search ,f Iicut
Hartsuff aud the missing members Of hi. Marty.
Other movements If tn troops. in the direction
of the battle ground. we're ordered immediately
ON the receipt If the information conce-nina ,Ee
attack.
The above information embraces every linn
known, officially. cnncrrniug the ATTACK.
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III of Boston, who is now travelling for bis health in the East,
1t gives one an ever present idea Of the expansive enter.
prise of his conntfy1ncn, 10 find their commodities of COM
merce continually IN his path wherever he goes. have not
visited any considerable city ii Il Turkey, where did rot lind
the Medicines OF my country represented by AYIR's CHERRY
PICTORIAL In Smyrna, Aleppo, JANA, Jerusalem and Con.
stnntiuoplc, We see in each, on the door post Of some bazatr.
the peculiarly American looking Iron card, Of Dr. Aver, say-
ing in "A language which not one in a thousand of the plSseis
by cn read, ayers Cherry Pecoral for Coughs. Coils and
Consumption, sold hrfe.' On 4 shelf behind tie rroSs3egged
mussulnsn, ara seen the bottles with their Engdsa, spanish,
French and German ftcos turned towards the ,r.wl aud on
euquiring we are told TINT foreigners are not the only pnrcha-
sers, but the true believers themselves waive thc.r tfust in tate
to try this Product Of American skill, when they ind there is
no other care for them
was told Yesterday that the CHERRY PICTORIAL had been
presented 10 The srlhn. and is now ia constant Use IN liz ia.
reAi' aud IN the Hospitals OF the Empire. tdee Jim
CLARK ~ co, date Ru.hiom,
CLARK y to)-GEAilNE COD LIVER Oli4-The great
success attending the Use at tits valuable remedy in ConSun.-
tinn having induced all kinds Of limitations, purchasers are eau
toned to notice tlat the signature IIEGEMA&, CLARK q
co, in tnl' Is over the cork Of each bottle, without which it is
not genuine and as he Valnc of the oil depends upon its pnri
~, too much car. cannot l. taken To get the r,nninc.
HEtEMAN, CLARK 4 co,
Slo successors to Rushton, Clark Il Gu,
Nos. lGj, 273, 81 and IN broadway
WHO'S Il De7ot, VI. Ito broadway.
Sold by Druggists generally in the United States.
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4 sliber, ON the gath ct December last frt IN this ctv
bay HORSE. about 5lcet aieh. g years old lti hind foot vs. y
. little l.ine in his right hind ioei. and a small 5 re or Ii. bid
a suitable reward vii! lac paid f. Eis delivery to mt, OF for ag
information so that ! re; LIN.
ALFRED GARDENER.
Thompson ; Landing L. O., RockLrdgc &C., Va
Ton, 4 .Dty11tS- 1,.t ~
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Az EXrRAORDINARY CASE.-Ahnut twenty
venrs ago there lived in Cincinnati a man ana
wife who moved much in Fashionable life. Short.
" after the birth Of daughter they qunrrclled
aud separated; the wifi, taking her child with her
removed to an Ea-tein city, vl,"re her parents
resided, and assumed her maiden name. The
husband continued to reside in the West, and
tim" having dealt kindly with him, and fortune
having favored him, he was thought an eligible
match by many n mnnmuvering mamma. In june
lasta young lady "f great personal attraction
came as n visitor to Cincinnati. An intimacy
sprung up between her aud the married bachel-
or whom we hnv" named, and after n months
conrr-hip he formally asked her hand of her
friends. when. tn liis astoni>hment he learned
That she WINS his own daughter. The jo, of the
father caused him to forget the feelings Of the
lover, and he 1T ono settled n l,heral fortune on
his child ANA took her tn biz home.
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ne Concern of Ta,lo,

Persons holding claims against the concerns cr r,,,.
ilhSi'E'@ 60" orr Z > Ferguson s Co will present thou "-
come forward aud settle, as We are anxious 10 close ON, h".
ness TAEIDR TI%Gt rv ,"
Ian LIST. 1sJG. & ~
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OT1CE.-Having purchased of Messrs McD,r;tr
~ * Preston their entire stock of Groceries and taItnW
stand formerly occupied by them, VT are prepared SNs9 Tie
the numerous patrons of Mcdaniel, Hurt & Preston Nv UW q
concern and the public generally a large and wol Ifatt
stock OF Groccri' r Liquors, Staple Dry Goods SO GNTttA
on the usual time. mp V"'untr
We will give particular attention to the C0uutSs,o,
boshNhSo, WIN sell All Kinds OF country produce and cors..
ments generally; viii render sales PROMPTLY. and n J''sn
when desired viii make liberal advances on produce III in t me9
anu VII receive ana fOi.W ARD GOODS at the usual rnt
when funds are deposited or produce placed in hand '" "a. r"a
charges. manu- 10 meet
IRRY & N1r
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uOESE OF

The House met ut IL.
The Speaker called upon standing committees
for reports, whereupon.
Mr.. Edmunds. from the Committee on Banks,
rep )rted a bill 10 incorporate the Blue Ridge Sa-
wings Bank.
Mr.. Floyd, from the Committee on Roads &c.
reported the following bills:
A bill to provide for the completion of the Nor
folk md Petersburg Rail Road, and for a loan
10 said company. The committee declared it in
expedient 10 legislate upon u resolution to con
struct . Turnpike road from Black sburg, in
Montgomery county. by way of the Ca,awba
Creek in Roanoke, to the town Of Fincastle in
Botetourt.
COMMUNICATION FROM THE SECOND AUDITOR.
The Speaker submitted the following commit
nication from the Second Auditor which, on mo.
lion of Mr. Sprinkle, was laid on the table and or
derod to be printed:
SECOND AuDiroR's OFFICE.
January I'd, 1856.
Sir: In reply to IA resolution adopted by the
House of Delegates on the 9TH day Of December,
1858 | beg leave to report that the amount of
registered debt in Virginia is Sll ,4907I2 Oh. of
.shich Ss,O06,2i3 81 il held in this State, SsD6,-
go 90 in other States of the Union, aud 81 G73,-
400 - in Europe,
The Commonwealth has issued $l3 $4,000
"fcoupou bona4, Of which 81 10000 are paYa-
lie in The city of New York, aud $3.50 00 il
London.
Very respectfully, &c,
WIN. l.. JACKSON, Second Auditor.
O. NJ. Crutehtield Speaker of the
House Of Delegates.
The Sprnker MISC euhlnittrd communication
from th" Cashiers of the Bank of Virginia Mt
Fredicksburg of the branch of same Bank in re
t%"rrburg, otthe Farmers Bank If Virginia at
Fredericksburg and of the Exchange Il INK at Pc
%'rr~hnrg, with reports of the q ,ari"r by returns
Of Notes and bill, discounted Mt these several OF
fees. from III October lo5i, tn ist October ls55
specifying amounts asablc out fthc State &
N%lrglnia. designating the rlacc-: also amounts
paynhi" in the State aforesaid These reports
wcr" furnished in compliance with u resolution
~ the House, adopted ON tn" n It at December
last. Thu communication with accompanying
statements. were referred to The Committee ON
liaaks on mo ion of Mr.. Borc,aun.
R~EsoiuTI0Ns.
Thr following resolo,io.s were then offered a
nlrl,ted.
BY Mr. Nottingham OF locating a Western
l.nnntic Asylum ut fraskf0rl, in the county Of
Grrrnhri"r.
BY Mr. W%ood-of rs,ahli 4hing a Lnuatic A,v
lun Mt nr ncnr the town of charlottesville in the
county of Albemarlc.
BY Ar Pre~ton-of granting a charter fnr tMe
construction If u %turnpik road for some point n,
"r near Col. x ,l,t. ~l,eatii,'- ga the Virginia sna
tennessee Rail Road, by the Clubhouse Springs.
Ia the depot at the Salt Works.
BY Mr. Mallory OF authorizing the Dismal
Swamp Canal Company To subscribe 10th" New
Nnnal Company in y nth Carolina, in order Ia
improve thr navigation between the waters Of
Al""murl Sound and Che-nteake Bay.
Bv Mr. lioi.kell-Of r'por'iug a hill declaring
tho South Fork of Hpl,ton Rivera lawful fence
through the lnnl> of James s. Mcdonnell in
Washington County.
BY Mr. Fl"yd-Thht the Board IS Public Works
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SENTENcE oF ~ MuRpERBsS. The |ttitanal of
Potsdam. Prn,s'a. lately pronounced sentence nf
death on the widow If n surgeon named Matvger
de Resin. Si" was Fund guilty Of eu,ni,hritv in
roising her husband; "f completely in poi>oning
me female companion OF her lover, the barber
Mage; ct Wondering the son "t Rage with n hatch
ct; OF h wing excited T." the ,nu,icr. "f the daugh-
fer OF le snia Knge, and also Of her own SOU
Her be I'd Is to be out Oh by the common execn-
toner.
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The GO-partucrsaip

4 GSsOLTTgOS - The Go-pss,uc,.s;, -
~ SAL NDERS 1RBI having expired BY lmitaipn :,
this day dissolved. We return our thanks to our old lrj,nf. no.
customers for their liberal patronage since we have been nl.,
ness, and ask their continuance TO the new concern If IRIl
& '
Those indebted to us will please come forward aud ,es.
their old accounts as early as practicable. as it is very dcs-|
BILE to wind up the affairs Of the cid eoncern.. 49,, ,or
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~ tbs day entered into a co partnership under The StyIe u
hrnn of IRBY 81 for the PURPOSE Of trausacll
a W hdlcsale and retail Grocery and Commission Lusiu So, All
have taken the haust lately occupied by Aossrs McDali,LHu
& Preston, near the depot of the Va. & Tenn. l.. Il. wLa
they III be pleased to see the customers Of the furn.r fa
of Saunders & Irby and Mcdaniel, Hurt Il Preston. toeetal
with all others who may favor them with their business.
J. j. IkBl.
JAS. NpLES
-. 80
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Rhodes, Fever nad Axue Cure.-spEcIAL Wal

Rhodes Fever and Aguc Cure.-SPEc1AL WARN.
ISG.-Bcing the only innoxous and positive preventive and
cure of intermittent fever" this Specific is OF course exten-
sively eountyrteited. Beware If the limitations. They are
stireharged with Qufnine. Mercury and other baneful snbstan-
ces. Rhodes FIR and Ague Care, consists solely of harmless
and health restoring elements, whirh in combination, consti-
tute a sovereign antidote to the effects of malaria, in every
climate. Persons residing in districts where intermittents and
remitents prevail are advised to use 1t as a preventive. aud it
IL guaranteed to cure every phase Of these complaints without
impairing the constitution or interfering with the usual avoea.
tions OF the patient. Liam 5dlw.
For sale by r.. stabler g. Co., and by Druggists generally.
JAS. N. RHODES, Proprietor,
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w C~LOTlING-The stock of JACOR NEWMAN Qon.
ofly Apple 4 Newman is now being closed out at great lr
dnced prices. He will not cary over any stock iron yUu IN
year, and, in order to clear his shelves for his sumutr ,0b
he has put the price so low that Supcrtinc Clothing is flacd
within the rCach of all, and hundreds OF our citizens ad those
NJ The surrounding counties. are supplying th,i.slyost 70 iH''
much lower than they have formerly paid for vcry i'e-r
goods intend closing ont the splendid stock 81 .ill1 a
New ntsii as soon rs possible, and, therefore / intend ,ttrt:
gie1t bargains, Every person in want of really good .-e9l
ias!lunabIc clothing. should net tail 10 visit tht-stnI,,t
JACOB NENMAN,
Corner of Main and Market SITS, l%vuclbwp, Va
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,pGAsrEKENs WANTED.-scycra, Ionr

4 NElMEN P~LAsTERERS can nnd employment bvs
ing upon the undersigned, a, the Montgomery White Siphu
Springs. j. y. LYLE
ian 4diit
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DIR. l.. n. Wrigh,'s Tn.icic.. s.;,uia .n,h,r.

TIC OR FAMILY PHYsiC-Ihis is the best. cheapest, and
most ehieient Cath1fiic ever offered t. the pubic II j..
tt3teless' thereby ateidnF tic uauscating effect G: i,nls.
va Htlina. ~ and produces no gripping or other painful sen.
Stfions. Unlike all other pur.atiy.S' IL searches 10 the hattoi[
OF t1 disease thoroughly ticanscS IA" stomach, and leaves the
bowels entirely free from costiyrncSS. NJ family sbonId no
without II Children driak it readily and without forcing, and
airy. - '"''',". ie'
itve 1t a trai and then judge for Yourselves. II can hr bas
wholesale aud retail AT DR.. Wriglts Principal Dep5t aa
hsoahNaNt y \ Purcell Ladi x COS. Richmond; Strotb.r
y itiete&as j. IL. Thompson Il Cos, Lynchbure: and at
II" = ~. ~, IN rug stores throughout til" State.
III Wright will pay ONE THnUSANpD DOLLARS far ~
hNcoV'fy ct ANY niniNturr otlcr thau pprclv vegetable il, Is
6. emical process. t"a9 - or
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COLONEL FRENCH ORDERED TO TAKE FRENCH
LEAvE.-Mr. McKeon, the District Attorney Of
the United States, wrote on Saturday last, to
Col. French. stating that the reason why the
warrant for the apprehension of the Colonel was
not served on him as well as others, had been in
consequence of his having claimed TO be in the
country in a diplomatic character. Since then,
ndds Mr.. McKeon, it has been discovered that
the Colonel has no right as an accredited minis
ter. but still the President authorizes him to say
that no process will be served on him provided he
shall not become chargeable with any further Of
fence. and shall depart from the country with
in a reasonable time.
In conclusion. Mr.. McKeon wishes the Colonel a
a safe and pleasant journey.
Collector Redfeld has assured Mr. McKeon that
Farnsworth has been suspended and Creighton
removed from their offices in the Custom House;
also that Hall has resigned.
1t is stated that President Pierce, rs Comman-
der in chiefo the Navy, and Hon. } ohm McKeon
will be legally proceeded against by the Nicaragua
Transit Company, for the illegal detention oftheir
ship.
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GIVE NE a GALL before va, h~-@1
" BLANK BOOKS. / have a few for sale cboon Your
WIN. j. Folks "h
dee 81 n"nuiaciurcr,
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Comparative w alth.

FoaruxEs.-A letter from Vienna thus an
npunces the death Of the eldest brother of the
house of Rothschild at Frankfort on the 9th in
slant:
..Baron Anselm Won Rothschild is the third of
the brothers Rothschild who has departed this
life in 1855. the chefof the house in Naples Carl,
and tho chef of the house in Vienna, Solomon, bav-
ing already died this year. Of the five brothers
there remains now only James, the chef of the
house in Paris. Baron Anselm was looked upon
as the great financial Rofbscild power and, though
possessed of less cultivation and education than
his brothers, was a decided genius in money mat
ters: he died childless. and has left to the house
%afortune Of 100000 900 golden-l12. 900, 000.)
Ths American public will probably be surpris-
ed in the small amount of this Rothschilds fortune
ns our imaginstions had clothed each of the
Rothscbilds with untold millions. Twelve mil
lions is a fortune that William b. Astor. can, even
here in New York surpass. Stephen Whitney's
fortune is estimated at seven millions, c. Wander
bilt is worth three or four millions. the most of it
earned within the last ten years. But here is a
house Of the world. and one Of the richest partners
has only hi. twelve millions The houses Of Roth
sch,ld in London. Paris, Naples, Frankfort and
Vienna are supposed to have about 100000, 600.
= Nep York Express.
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purchased the interest of Il. St.tt..
Il Il will continue at the oil stand. " here We vju ~ 20, We
to see the patrons of the former concern. DC pleased
Jan 3.d&clmo STaRIrp
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The Greatest Discovery of the Agc-DowpESts
DENTAL FLUID, for cleaning and preserving the teeth and
gums, preventing toothache, arresting decay, imparts Il delight,
tui flavor to the breath, has superseded all tooth powders and
other compounds. which only destroy the teeth.
Read the testimony Of one Of the principal Dentists in Ito
State:
II have used Dowden's Dental Fluid in my pr teticc for over
six months. Asa wash for the mouth esteem ii highly. II re.
stores diseased gums to a healthy condition. Numbers Of my pa.
TENTS have been benefited 10y il. 1t clcans,s the teeth and i'm.
parts a delightful fragrance to the breath.
TIiDS. ii. EDMUNDS, n. d, Dentist,
Main st, Richmond, Va
For sie by strother & Whitehead, and all Druggists.
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Heal the Sicx.-Mcn of liberal education, Al tine present
day, devote all their talents to discover the means whereby
they may remove those painful mala lies which assaii the hu.
man frame. There is no nobler art than that of healing the
sick, considering the nunberlcss diseases TO which man is lia.
bic, and " hieh may cause him TO drag out n protractci life of
distress. or suddenly cut him of in the bloom of his existence
and usefulness. We should gratefully seize upon every means
of coun4raetiug their dreadful ofects, or causing n removal
of those clogs to happiness. In ID, se eases where the Liver or
the Stomach is the cause, we would highly commend DIR.
lioohands German litters, prepared by Dr. {. NJ. JACKSON
No medicine at this time stands higher than these Bittcrs. and
to those who are suffering from the horrors of Indigestion, we
say they are the antidote. See advertisement. Idec 2l-2w
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WHO'S Il Depot, VI. Ito broadway.
Sold by Druggists generally in the United States.
IN Dl2r,
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THE NICARAGUA PARrIsANs.-Col French
has declined to leave the United States at the
request of Mr.. Mchcan, the District Attorney
81 New York. H. srnl the following reply to
TINT gentlcmam'> letter.
HOUSE OF lEG ALTON, l,rpuBfIco or NICARAGUA.
Near the Government Of the United States.
Hon. John McheoH, District attorney, U.s..
SIR: | have reccivedyour letter of tho 29th
inst notifying me tiat IL complaint has hcen
made at your office. under oath. charging me-,
together with other PERSONS with having began
set on foot. provided and prepared the means
for "A military expedition or enterprise to be car
ripd on from this country again4t the territory
of The Republic of Nicaragua" As you are the
District Attorney Of the United States for this
District. 1t Is perhaps proper that | should dis
tinctlv nvow, that neither myself. nor any mem
her of any legation, or household, have been or
are engaged, either directly or indirectly, in any
snch enterprise or expedition. You will perceive
therefore. that it is not necessary that | should
give your better any further considerations
I.4,.ntf,Il+ 81,
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w knowledge Of Book Keeping aud business 2cnealy i
situation. He would be willing to engage either tpmlaruil
or permanently to write up books, ADJUST accounts, ar uudo
TAXI lnsihcss in amy other department. Enquire Al -, uhr
OF II MNr-oh Itnnk store lion 4 llu- ~,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Sofiee.--The Carriers connected with this Ofaee have nc
authority to sell or Otherwise dispose Of papers. save to deis
or them 10 regular city subseribess. No papers are put into
their possession for anv other purpose.
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FuNIlE ERSIYlP ~. -.
n BIER & co. was dissolved on the Al ida. MA.
1858. The business ofthe firm will be settled ~ "a December
sors, Stabler g. Jones. Il. STA ny their sucees
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lame and suffering Oh, you Kheumatic and DYING, You shall
be relieved in twenty minutes by the application Of PRoffs
soR DEGRAFFs ELECTRIC OH, from 80 south 9Th Stree, Phil
adclphia, Pa. More than thirty have been curedin this place,
Ia the last few days. Of Rheumatism, Sprains and Bruises.
Sores, Fresh Cuts. Swollen Glands aud Neuralga-relieved in
from three to twenty minutes. Better and better Mr. Weleh,
OF Buchanan, had been laying in his bed over a month with
Swollen Glands in his throat, and the Doctors gave him up of
being cured. Last Saturday, a week ago, he was taken very
suddenly and could not breathe and all expected him 10 die.
Mr.. Williams, n merchant of Buchanan, advised his wife to ap
py some of Professor DcGraATs Electric Oil. She lid 50. and
in fifteen minutes 1t broke and he was entirely relieved. One
gentleman came up to the Agent of Professor DeGraf at the
Market House. with the Rheumatism ia his ankle, of six
months standing, unable to walk, and was relieved in fifteen
minutes by the application of the Electric Oil. Don't be with
out IL 1t is n family medicine. For sale at DIR. Seays. Pur-
cell, Iadd & Co. Richmond, General Agents and all the prin-
cipal Druggists and Merchants in the State. Jan 5dlw.
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ATskEK IT. T KENIH.
Mr.. FarnSworih. the only F.llisbust.r not pre-.
eion-ly ont on bail, was liberated on Monday. Mr..
Bartlett, of the Washington Hotel. becoming his
surety ia the sum Of 5000.
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For sae by strother & Whitehead, and all Druggists.
dor 9Dts