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Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-07
A wosDrnruL MIRROR. -Amous inc ea.

A WoSpEnrrL MIRROR. -Among inc eu.- rio.'ics in be met with iD the Paris Exhibit ion, was a huge cnncsse mirror, 'hs instIuTent Of u siaril,ng sp, cies If optical mag,c. On standing close 10 it, it presents nothing but a magnifceniy m, nsirpus disseeiion oi yonr phys,ognemy. On retiring . conpfe Of feet
 il g,ves your own lace snd 6yure in true pro- voriioa, bu, reversed. the head d.wawards. But rrire si,ll further, standing st he dis 'arce of five or six ieei iron. the mirror. s'.6 behold, you see yourself. moi q fec'ion--is does noi strike you ss u \ -c'ian- -bui your workable sesf. sisnding iI ths middie part. be. iVesn you and tss mirror. The rff ct is al.
 most sppal'ng. fror the idea u s1gges's '.f snmcihtrs supernatural so startling. tn fscs, that men of ihe s.naxssi nerves w,ll sh,,nk l ,pvalani lrily ai the 6rst view. Y ysn raise your cane .o thrust at your oihrf. srif. ypp | sill see m past clean ihroagh the body. and
 appear on the othes eide. ihe figure ihrus,ing you mi the same insiant. The srfia who 6ss, succeeded in isshioning unirsov sf 'Es description, brought f sn one of inc Fsescb tings--d we rrccoileci sfigi,i. t was LSsig xv.--plsced his Msjesty m the right spof. | s.d bsde hin draw hts sward, s.d thswsi ss | hs 6sase hc ssw. Tie king did ss hut
 Areiag the poim ef . sword directed |" hts
 'wn bs.a,s. threw dawa his wssp.a and ran
 away. The practical jnh~ s.ss the i"v"n'or .r kins's pasrnsgs snd fas@ , his Msrsiy sseing afterwards @ ashamed ef his ewn
 cowardice, that he would never agsin loek
 af the mirror ar its ownsr.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-07
A Case of Circ umstantiai Eviienee.

The following anccdoie. spropos of the y'! m. dals which the French government is nistr bu'in- io he mrMbrss of the l.icrna. "Riional Jury and others, is nla'~d hy the French co,rr.poudrnt of the Courier des Eiais Unis. The scene is laid tn a d,awing- ro.,in iu Paris. One nf the company was .huw,ng gold uc,lal which had buen award. "d him, and whnh was wo,it five iho,,sand ha"cs. The medal passed from hand io hand, and N hen half sn h"ur afterwards, the owner a.ked t"r n again, ii could not te nand.-- Every nook and corner N as searched. hui in vain. Th,s sudden disappearance produccd considerable agitation in tie company. which was rc!' ci. bn. numerous, and finally some 'ne proposed ihsi evs,y one should be search- CT, ih- men by ihe ,ncn aud ihe wom. n hy 'h- women. All the persrns p'csen, eagerly s,gnfied their ass-ni, with the exception of singl. ind,v'dms!, whn hsd hetn p.cscrted Ina, very night fM ihe fret time in ,h- house. This man d. clarcd very calmly hut very dc. cidrdly, that he could not consen, tn he s' arch. d. Inc .ff; q thcsc w"rds produced may ras'ly he imagined. lt was n. longer d,anhird .hat he was the robber. and the f. n- tlrinan ' ho introduced hi,a was more dead than alive.
 The masier of Inc house was about turning 'h. surpassed thief inio the sirrei, and the owner of tho medal had already en,rraird the c"n.pany to mrgri the circumstances, ~hrn lady having ,isen frnIn her seat, 10 ,"r n'ss'rg m dal suddenly frlI "ni of one of t'n fn'.nces "f her dress, into whir, ii hsd accidentally sl,ppeh and buried hs,h. The sensation pr, d"ced by this sdtdrn dsn. ouemenf was pr"digi"us. A cry of jo,fnl surprise u sounded 'hrrug hnH' the toon The ! 'nd'v'dusl suspected of the thefi was declared innocent.
 Re"o"ncing ihcr upon the sto,cal en imness vrrgi,g on r. difference, winch had hitherto cha' nr,enzrd h,s denranor. (" This, :" sstd he, gentlemen, is the .xpianaihn af my con. dnc', which douh'le serm io ycu inexpli. cable. 1T would no, consrn, 10 be searched, H was heea"se was s,ahges 10 ,trfy one presrn', wnh one a"rption. and bresnsr. by n strange c"inr ri,ierre- SO stfange ihst no one would have b. l, we'd n possit'lS--I had on my pe's 'n a mctai xrc,ly simiisf to il,e one that was losi" He then produces the medal, which, f m had been found on him, would have ruined Inn, . quarter of an hour before, tut winch was now hui an additional proof of h,s innocsncc. This incideni. which myself witnessed, is bu' sso,hcr proof of the uncer- 'ain'y of human judgmrnts.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-07
\ FARMERS KITCHEN. OLp TlMgs IN NEw ENGLAND.

A picture of one of these scenes of comtor, has lately fallen under my observa. tiom What can be more cheerful and pleasant than the view of farmers kitchen. taken during the evening meal af a cool autumn daye h is picture Of the calm happiness of rural life.
 The kitchen of the old farm house of New England is not . scnilery, or mere cooking place of soma modern housss-a dirty hole or comioftless out.room or sort of human bahe-ov~n where the cook is almost as much cookrd as the E,od. No. it is ro"m of large dimensions, well lighted, watW, neat, and every way rom. tortahle. Upon oae side there Is a fire. place large ~h.ugh to mast whole OK. iu which grea, fire of logs sends up cheer. fal blaze. lighting up the whole room St it's brightness may he seen through the great uncursained windows like a b-scor light 10 the traveller. as he comes dowr the slope of yondes hill two miles away and makes him involun,arily thank God l, anticipation, fnr the goo. things spread oa upon the great table standing between ,h' window and the fire.
 Let us take note of this old fashioned meal. At the head of the table sits !, ma,ron of some sixty summers-,I,ough i, appearance there Is nothing of the win.~ of old age about her-her dress is a gowl of homespun wors,ed, well fortiiet wi,l 6annels from the same manufac.ory, Una hid defiance to tha Autumn winds of rigoraus climate. She wears cap ufol her head, and shoes aud stockings upon he feet. that were made in pursuance of th' best nediral recipe evess wri,,rn-. Keel the head cool and the feet dry and warm'
 -sos the siockings are the product of bus, fingers and idle moments with many housr
 wives. and the shoes of stout leather, wel made for service. and the cal is a mere or
 nAm~nt-a snow wrath among rave
 locks-and her face is the indication Q
 health and happiness.
 Upon her right hand sits the farmer dressed in . haisesnat-colored coat, blu pants. hud vest white linen shir,--evrr article homo maae-ssous boots aad blse silk csavaa--for hs has be%a 10 town, m this is his holiday sais. Below him sil Jsdsdiah, Ehsaeses. Absam and Solomos all economical aames, for they caa | shosse0st ia common use ios Jsl. Eb, \
 and Sol. Two of ,hcss wear the chcci
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-07

X SrRrEr ScEsE+-A narrow sidewalk barely room enough fur two to walk shreast-iwo young isdics walking together filling the whole space-lhey meet gem iieman-doa't zee him apparenily--n~iihef of them can afford to fall hack step- gentleman very meekly gets out into the snow. up to his knees, and waits for the dear polite creatures to pass. We look on and mediate upon voman's sighss.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-07

MAELIssss -Leasn from your earliest days to insure your principles against ,hs peril of ridicale. You can no nore expr- else yonr reason If you live in rons,an, dread of laughter. than you can enjoy your life if you are in constant terror of death If you think it right to differ from tue times, and make a point of morals. do il. however rustic, however antiqnatrd, how ever pedantic it may appear; do ii. not ior insoleaee. bu, seriously and grsndiy. as a man who wore sou! of his own in his bosom. and did not wait ill 1t was breath. rd into him by the breath of fashion.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-07

HoSssTy is said to bs the best policy hut ou: opiaioa h. that 1t is no policy al all. Honesty is simply honesty. and poli- ~ is po.iey-noshiny lnore, nothing less.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-07

TauMprTl Rs.--There are three sorts lst. The impudrnt man, who blows his own trumpet. 2d. The clever man. who grts..,he trumpet generally blown for him ; and 3d. The realty clever man. who will see all the trumpeis blown fret h~iore la will s,oop to such ifu"pesy esPedirnis.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-07

~. Om of darkness eometh light" ss the printers devir said when hs looked in the ink keg. n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-10

UAsss, DINNER SETS, RlCa cur GLass nj Ts,
tumblere 20 EnRish nd frtnc toilet sets h.rdaNs
ractets. ard obef fxu heinc stock ~
asler declining hrrnes wi he od II very To- preeg to-
ssh Rpf~tti paper. fnnsss sepera .hqu Il appy ~
COCO A. II Htuud, ,0l 8rjliwty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-10

rCRIEsEMAR-THE GREAT RURoPSAN DIsCOvDRY.-
Protested by oil Letters psen Of England, and
the sels e bcole de Pbarmanie q Pnks, and he I'M
pes iAl College o. Bedcne Vienna 81 ~ ~
TRIKsxxAR DO lis the remedy for gererArdebfy. TIA
system would not become IMPAIRED, IN Ne de0.ne Of lite
Trissmar No universally adopted; all physcaIin-
pesents vanish IKE mskc bcbyc s faffuenoe hWs rondor
r s use nvslusse 70 ,hoss entering he marriage STATE
fEIIsrsAR No p Completely al thO~edsordera
WI ich copav ard suhsbe have long bcan thought
cote the II The health q va portion n popu-
aicp.
TMFsxSAa No Sis Ma great Eurovcan remedy fox thai
ella 81 ~ order which, unfortunately, the Epgish physicians
with mercury he uev~abe destruction II Ne
ienfs rsfiuton which all he sarrxparua Ia ths world
csprot n move. - :.
TpustMap noe L. 2Mad arte devoid N taste meA
nausssns qua ree they he on the talet table
without their Ns,nG detected
Sod IN at ks four csses IN enc nw ~ whss
save. ga arc In 500 vbseby ther- saving Of ~,
dlvf cd N administered by Vepen La
amt nd Rcux &c. wooesse and retal and Tor wAsded
anv ne n III The world H. A HRoW NJ D.. trepreen.
stve Of ,te p"ien'oe IN smsrca ~ GREENE street
Canal New York. Attendance daiy. FROM " A. ~ OILS
y w. and nom 4bS Y ". (Spreays sycsptsa) qv@~e 6y
urev,ors sproD'u.rt No 81 Grrene sIeet Dsof Csnai
sla, nv W. ~ be. book store ~ soua raDa sssss
PLlsde pha
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-10
WATCHES, JEWELRY, sc.

CALIFORNIA DIAMONDS, EQUAL IN BRILIIANCY
~ and appearance 70 the realGent q pins IS chs
togs 81 to SO; earrings, 80 to s2s Lsdes' pins 81 TO $40
oos sleeve buttons TO- ANY OF the ABOVE srac sent b.
nail 10 sry part &C die United States i. J. JACOBS
nsnuia r,urirg jewellers to7 Hroodway
VEST CHstE3 MANUFACTURED FROM COMPOST
ard god Tbere co7ns warranted not Oh tags
,olor arc viii ne soid gOid Thsr
epied the Prices, "a M
oS6 hferunac' ed INV l.. AID =. JACOS5 maru
actu,ing jewel &c a0T Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-10

f,LAIRr0YANrE-BKS.H HAYES, IT6 GRAND STREET,
~ between Proadway and 30 werv. Ia OF the most
celebrated ard successful medical snd business
he world knew. Aethma, bronchitis, dvsuepsa hear
isese liver mplains female disea aud chronic ds
Rsee generally. cured, curaoe. Satisfactory EXAMINATIONS
wen. or m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-10

'srgen for ordinary cuehions Truing,, halls cuss
60, Tor sac Reasonable. Inspection respecsull, invkea
BAssTERD, l4s FULTON. Oh 50. 8 ANN scaaEr
n las large number OF such light running billiard
ueed in Europe with slate beds and elastic cufhlna
play ing sse made to Order OF any dneadas sud-
French points assorted sEes, Re- for sale
public against parties who advertising and offering for
ale miserable and worthless mado Of modei billiard
u,hous Of improvements win have engraved plate
With my and date OF patent February Is, 1856
MCHAEL PHELAN. 80 Chambers St. up stairs.
IN 2 OFFER FOR BALE, TIE ONLY CORRNCT Bill
w lard table cushion now in Private houses and
club he'd short notice. Or ders mail promptly
attended TO- Five seoord hand tables for sale cheap
GRIFFITH DECKER, 80 Ann street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-10

sTONIsBlNG TO AIA.-MADAMR MORROW, THE
ghter has natural gift 10 tell past
ard fuure events aId all the OF the
thoughts ard viii speedy MARRIAGE and show ike
intended hrsbanos ard absent friends will
together hose vho separated, who win enjoy the
prenest happiness Of matrimonial bliss All who wish good
iuk ma. c4 or relief and comfort Thousa
their tee that she the wonderful ogist in
he hs has known, though she prsc ses
noihrR bu, ahst reonceabe to philosophers No charge
not saufed i6 Boome street between Cannon and Oolu
ba Gent emen not admitted,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-10

MADAM ISABELLA, THE MOST woNDg SFuJ
l es0logist H. the world would inform her tisnas and
tao pubic OF Ney York that she has returned iron TIA
~here che has consulted tnonsapds
and future events Gao be tor short time her r
aence 10 Grand sre, third story back Hours
A. M 10 10 +. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-10

VUkKkRs.-FOR SALE TWO BUIiDfNG LOTS,
il lying tog Their Buens Vista avenue wei atustei on
he river side commanding fine views of tn. North river The
puildr all good The and subjest
regards Lots 2xii9 eann; sold che ap
Apply addresn WE. AYkEs eweer corner OF Nassau
md Al streets, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

KsNUAL MEETING AND ELECTION or 0FPIoERs
"A Of the Lover and Port Norris MAroe Coupsny Will DO
aea heir office " Warren street. the 2h day OF April,
NJ So O'Clock p. n. By order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-10

{ILAIRvoYAFCE.-MRs. SEYMOUR, ITO SPRING
" few doors west Of BROAD way, the
iu medical aAd business csrvoyent In An Asthma
bror chs liver compliant debility indigestion scrofulA
cured II durable. Uperrpg advice business, asssu'
trIsI DIS. &c saafacion given pay taken.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-10

CARD.--MhDAME PREwsTRR RETURNS THANKS To
~ her friends aud patrons and begs say that
iloufsnds. roth 10 this city and PhfIscelpha
ped Der with entire satisfaction she feels condden tia,
Questions OF oopy, love and
relied stsntiv by Napoleon equa
he viii tell the ~ tur husband a the name
her vsier &c Madison street speedy sure OF
ies and BIZ a edy of her own.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-10
THE FIREMEN.

Il TaF ANNUAL MEETING OF HUDSON FIRE I'm
n eine Company No. hs Id on Monday evening Apri 4,
ls56 The following gentlemen unanimously eectsd OIL.
TIE ensuing ia Byrne; Assist
mt Foreman Joseph Morgan Secretary John Cendenlas
assistant tecretar,, VII Wes Treasurer, Frederick
4aubner kepr seniyes. james N. b. and John Ham
mill.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-10
ASTROLOGY.

A wONpER.-THE GIPsEY GIRL, THR ONLY TRU
a pianist In America, can be consulted on all even
life ORA street, Allen Fee 10 cents N. B.
The gpPey has obtained secret by which lady gentle
obtsn the affections q the opposite sex Charg
extra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-10

VALUABLE BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE II NJ
three story brown store front English basement houses
west side OF Cernon avenue, rorh OF Lafayette avenue
Brooklyn, now being fin shed the by DAYS
york With marble manes throughout grases baths
speaking tubes and all me improvements The 10.
Of the nest in hro the church
he OF Clinton and others In the mmo
date vicinity These houses worthy he attention any
ore wanting well built handsomely finished. a,d en-,
moderate price Also three story brick Eng
h house, the side OF Washington
.orh OF Gates avenue, Brooklyn well built neatly duhad
uitabe for smsli family Alec two TIVE frame
the southwest
end Quincy sreet Brooklyn couveoent AID hand
ely finished. and moderate proed
house with lots of ground Atlantic avenue east
Gibson within two blocks OF Eulton Avenue R.,
read ibree frame house with under cellar Bed
avenue. side Lafayette Terms easy
appv TO A1FRED N, 1REDW ELL, e Fulton street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-10

y NURsERY MEN lAED Or9FRS-JUsF REf,WtvgD
this Gay, from England, 1000 curranta. sorks Of
quaWS. Fer sale very caeap. N, B-Inqure 81 10
tier stand. wsshicgton narke n,ta slide op ,ts los
sey ssrse', ai;ef i2A q. BNHNN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-10

A S1PoLOGY-DR. WILSON. LATE OF ~ BROOMt
street. can be Consulted all events Of life, hH Office
liz Delsncty street Terms LADIES' 50 cents gentlemen d
tsirth ed, al d 10 huIbug used
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-10
FOR SALE.

sssOR SALk LOW-OHE NE* Brown STONE ENGLISH
Placement house our st0rv. collar, Lexington
No. e house can't be surpassed for and duab y and
convenience, with all The modern
Inquire on the premises for particulars
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-20
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
SATURDAY, March 18th, IS5G
EVENING SESSION.

EVENING SESSION.
The SPEAKER resumed the Chair at o. clock
and signed various enrolled bills. At o'clock,
the House resumed the consideration of the bust
ness on the calendar.
THE TAX BILL.
The House resumed the consideration of the
"bill imposing taxes for the support Of govern
ment." The pending motion at the hour of re-
cess. viz, to lay the bill upon the table was neg.
atived-yes 81, nays 81.
Mr.. Stanard proposed to amend TIE bill by sub
shutting "sl5" for 1870" in 1.-THE clause which
prescribes that merchant whose sales do not ex-
coed $1,000 shall be taxed 500 The amendme nj
was agreed to.
Mr. Garrett to reverse this decision, in effect.
proposed to strike out "if under 81 1000 Sl5."
and insert "S1 .001, 500"
After considerable debate, Mr.. Garnetts pro.
position was agreed to--yeas Sc, nays 81.
Mr.. Imboden proposed to increase the brokor,s
license from 800" to Sls25O." Negatived
Mr.. Iloge proposed to strike out the section
assessing a tax of one sixth of one per cent the
maximum circulation of banks. Negatived-ayos
90, noes So.
Under thePperation of the previous question tho
DILL was then ordered to be CROSSED andsba vim,
| been engrossed in advance. -
MIR. Garnet moved that the bill be read
third time Some opposition being mapifesteJ
thereto, Mr.. Seldom demanded the veos md
nays. N
The question then put and determined i,
| the negative(a two thirds vote being reouirod
| yeas IS. nays 49, 1N'
| Mr.. kemper moved an Adjournment. Ness.
tived-ayes IS, noes az.
| THE BANKING QUESTION.
| message from the Senate by Mr.. Saunders,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-20

DRIFTS of the Board Of Public Works. ob The IN
ternal improvement fund was taken up.
Mr.. Floyd opposed the measure, declaring II
Ia he direct proposition to stop all the works OF
Internal Improvement in the State and actually
10 authorize reputation. The demands sgaiiis'
the Board of Public Works ON account OF those
Works amount neafly to Sl.000,OGD and this
proposition is to say Ia the creditors of the State
the contractors and others-that we Will not
give you money. bui will give you bonds which
are at depreciation oI 10 ID per cent.
Mr.. Garnett advocated the passage OF the piii
alleging that it was acceptable to the internal
Improvement companies, and would afford to the
contractors who now hold the deprecated drafts
of the Board of Public Works an exchange
of State bonds which were of higher maiketa-
bic value than the said drafts.
Mr.. Floyd moved reconsideration OF the vote
ordering the bill to its engrossmcnt, so as t. en-
able him to offer substitute authorizing the Is
sue of coupon bonds bearing seven per cent III
tercst.
Mr.. Garnett desired the House TO make the
vote on the motion To reconsider test vote be-
tween the original bill and the proposition indi-
Gated .
Mr.. Nelson regarded the measure proposed by
Mr. FLOYD ns the Reputation of the S2o,oou, Voo
of State onds now extan,. The holders of these
bonds. if the seven per cent. issue is authorized
would be subjected to an aggregate loss OF 81
900 900 resulting from their immediate depre-
chiffon.
Mr.. Dcane also objected to the substitute indi-
Gated. Its adoption would be death blow to the
cause internal of improvement.
Nj. Floyd relpied at some length in vndicati"n
of the policy which he recommended declaring
his sole object to be the subsection of the Com
monw eath to a small shave in order that money
might be raised 10 satisfy the demands OF a large
mpritoriols, and defenceess class, who from the
inability of the State To meet those demands
were subjected to u shave of from ten to twenty
per cent.
The question on the motion to reconsider was
then put and determined in the negative yeas,
81 nays 81.
The Speaker then vacated the Chair until o.
clock
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-20

b.xiu, been received Informing the House of
the massage of bills extending the charters of the
several banks forslx years, being the reports
from the ealnmiiteeSaf c"neerence.)
On n,,,ion of Mr. Edmunds the bill 10 extend
the charter of the Bank OF Virginia, was taken
up.
Mr.. Felson(at - minutes past ii O'Clock.
moved an adj ,urnment. The House refused to
adiaurn-ayes 32 noes 3j-qaoru voting.
Mr.. Nelson moved call Of the House Mega
tivcd
Mrc h,istinn renewed the motion to adjourn.
On this motion Mr.. Garrett demanded the
yeas and nays.
The question was then put and determined in
the ucgntive-yeus "a, nays 50.
At near II clock. amid much confusion Mr..
Nelson renewed the motion to adjourn, and it was
agreed :o-ayes -, noes -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-20
NIRG INA IGGISI ATU RE
sen ATE.
THE BANKING QUESTION.
SENATE.
SATURDAY, March 18th.
EVENING SESSION.
The PRESIDENT resumed the chair at 7
Il.

Inc PRESIDENT resumed the Chalr at Z
o'clock.
THE BANKING QUESTION
Mr.. Jones from the committee of Conference
appointed to consider the differences existing be-
tween beth Houses in reference to the recharier
of the Banks, submitted n report from that com.
mittec, which he asked the Senate to concur in
1t was agreed to extend the charter for merely six
years instead of sixteen, us in the bills originally
reported.
The question on agreeing to the report of the
committee with reference to the bill reohartering
the bank of Virginia, was put and carried-yeas
30. nays q.
Bills rechartering the other banks on the same
basis also passed, and tho whole of them
communicated to tho House, by by Mr.. Saun.
ders.
On motion of Mr.. Floyd, House bill authorz
ing the establishment of the Appomattox Savings
Bank in tho county of Appomattox,was taken up
and passed through its different stages, and pas
| sed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.

when MuchuOn, the Greek PLY stefan, was
slain said of him "a good Physician is worth much
a whole army" Then good medicine like Ayers Cathar
lie Pills great deal because il well
wider aud lasts longer The circle of the best Physi
be narrow while such remedy is available
a-can be had by every body, and is worth having.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-20
Bakers Premium zsiiiers without dombi, is

popular medicines this State and the great
confidence through Its friends has caused fuch increased de-
the proprietor found Increase his
the Bitter f that he may be able
I'LL all promptly. able scians using
their regular practice for of Dys
pcpsa Nervous Headache. Doriered Bow els and
Alternative of the whole system Read the certificate of
j Boggs of Union Hill station. below. Volumes
the kind have already been furnished the
For orders, address T. BAKER, Proprietor Richmond
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-20

This certify that taken with violent sick stom
ach purgn and Immediately for physician who
medicine after effects of which
commenced getting and having much faith in Ba
kers Bters aud bought bottle which commenced i'm
relief by the time had used the second
bottle ] was entirely well. CHAS1IAN FARRAR,
Every family should keep few bottles hand Price 50
cents per bottle
by Messrs Srother & Whitehead, and Staber
Jones I.ynehourg; and by Druggists generally
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