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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-19
Proposition. and Platforms.


The Republican has commenced a series o
editorial articles,the purpor, and design of which
are explained in the opening paragraph Of the first
number. published last Monday. We give ii:
We propose to prove in a short series of arti-
cles that the piatfoSm recently adopted at phila-
delphia is unsound in itself, aud was regarded "a
uusound by the Southern Know Nothings them
selves. We propose also 10 satisfy all but u
class Of prriudiced and narrow minded pariisans
that Willard Fillmore end Andrew J. Donelson
are necessarily committed to that platform. We
propose to prove in addition that Willard Fill
more was unsound upon the principle OF the Kan
sas Nebraska bill before his elevation to the
Presidency, and that he was unsound upon the
same question and COMMITTED TO FREE
SOIL after he approved Of the Compromise meas
ures of 1850.
The paragraph is followed by the following
proposition 10 us:
We propose to the Virginian that il it will
publish these articles of ours in its columns we
will publish in our paper in a style equally read
able and equally prominently the same amount
of matter IN reply. or OF assault upon the demo
cratic party, or any of its recognised leaders.
Weaccept very willingly the proposition of the
Republican, siipulating only that we shall have n
target to shoot at as well as itself. When the
campaign is formally opened on the democratic
side, by the annunciation of the principles and OBJ
jects of that party and the selection of its eandi-
dates.aid the tgo p%arties are thus placed On equal
footing. we will very cheerfully encounter the Re-
publican in a consideration and comparison of
their respective and relative merits. Till that
time the contest would I've one-sided.
We may as well say here. in regrrd to tie
Platform of which the Republican speaks, thai.
though we regard it as susceptible of defence, in
whatever substantial there is about il, as such
things usually are, we feel no disposition 10 b..
come lis champion. The Republican may riddle
IL to lis heart content, and we shall not attempt IL
divert its fire. We are perfectly indifferent Ia
its fate. We support Mr.. Fillmore foI the Pre-
idency without reference To that platform. W.
take him as the country took Washington, Al.
ans. Jefferson, Madison. Monroe, the younger
Adams, and ackson-wiihout any other platform
than that OF honesty. capacity and fidelity to the
constitution. The evidence Mr.. Fillmore has Civ
en-, under actual aad severe trial, Of his fitness
for the Presidency is an incomparnhly better as
surance to us than could be furnished BY any pc.
li,ical platform builders in Philadelphia, Wash
ington, Cincinnati. or any where else. Tho Re
publican may blaze away at the Resolutions of
the National Ccun2ilas long and loudly az it
chooses-wenotknow who takes sufficient inter
est in them to defend then or regret their
demolition.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-19
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE RE.
SENATE.

SATURDAY, March Is.
House bill entitled an act releasing the Lynch
burg and Buffalo Springs turnpike company from
keeping in repair portions of said road, and in
case of sale of said road, authorizing the courts
of Amherst and Rockhridgc to purchase the same,
was read twice and on motion Of Mr.. Irving, was
read the third time and passed
House bill entitled an act to incorporate the Ca
Ira Savings Bank in the county of Cumberland,
was rend twice. aud on motion of Mr.. Old. was
read the time and passed.
FIVE MINUTES SPEECHES.
On motin of Mr.. Thompson. Resolved, That
for the remainder of the session no member shall
be allowed TO speak for n longer time than five
minutes, unless by the unanimous consent Of tho
Senate.
THE BANK BILL.
A message was received from the House of
Delegates,by Mr. Edmunds, announcing that they
had passed II resolution asking for IA committee
of conference, upon the Bank bills,i in which they
requested the concurrence of the Senate.
The resolution was agreed to, and Messrs.
Jones, Logan, Amber, Thona. and johnson were
appointed n ommitte on the part of the Sen
JAMES RIVER AND ANAwHA COMPANY.
On motion of MIR. Armstrong. the House bill
providing for the payment of thu, January inter
est, on the bonds of the James River and Kanaw-
ha company, guaranteed by the Commonwealth
was tnkcn up and and passed-ayes b, noes
none.
fIrcsYLvANIA L|yNCHBuRG TURNPIKE, &c.
On motion of Mr.. Flood, the bill to repeal the
act Incorporating the Pittsylvania and Lyrch-
burg Turnpike company and Incorporating the
Lynchburg and North Carolina Railroad com.
pany' was taken up. Mr.. Flood offered n sub
s,itute. striking out the appropriation, which
was adopted; aud on motion the bin was read
twice aud ordered to be engrossed for II third
reading.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-19
Will the Nat onsl Wings Support MI. Fill
moIe9


The New York Commercial Advertiser, in mn
article on the subject of Washington Hunts po-
sitinn. in which it is asserted that he will take
no active part in the next Presidential election.
and also that the National Wings will probably
make no nomination. thus remarks on the proba-
bic course Of that party:
If we assume that there is 10 be no regular
Wing candidate in the tirld,i it must follow we con.
ctive, that the main body of the National Wings
will give their support TO Mr.. Fillmore. as the
only alternative consistent with principle md
duty. They will support him on high national
grounds. not ms pariisnns. but as patriots; not
because OF. but Notwithstanding, his nomination
by the Amarioan party. They will be govern.
ed by their own views, without adopting the Amer
lean cause or eulisting under its flag. Many
Wings. who have not always concurred with Mr..
Fillmore ON subordinate questions, will sustain
him now from n conviction that the government
will be safe in his hands. They know him to be
sound on the great questions of public policy.
which animated the Wing party in the days Of
it's strength. They know him 10 be true TO the
Union and the peace Of the Union; willing 10
sustain the just rights OF both sections; not will.
ing to encroach upon the rights Of either. In
his election the great interests of the country
will have the surest pledge for peace, modern
ton aud stability. To him both North and South
can look with confidence. to strengthen. and not
TO sever or weaken, the political ties which unite
the country,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-19

Senator James. from the Select Committee ap
pointed at the last session, will shortly report II
bill to prevent frauds in the receiving of duiia.
respects. 1t is stated that by the. bill liquors are
to pay 80 per cent. instead Of 100; that the 40 per
cent. list is te be merged in the 80 per cent; that
ironi is TO be left untouched; that sugar is to be
reduced from 30 per cent to 20; TINT the lower
rates are to be mainly or wholly merged in the
free list.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-19

prepared 10 give the ticket his hearty. suPiori'
and should vote for il with ~undi-guisrd pleasure.
lie alluded 10 the nominee for Vice President in
terms of communication lie had only a slight
acquaintance with Mr.. Donelson. He was a man
of considerable capacity and diplomatic expert
ence. and was a sound Union Democrat. lilo
sbould vote for him most oheerfully. The for,,-
going is barely a meagre outline of the gentle.
mans eloquent and finished effort. He was IN.
terrupied by frequent cheers. aud closed amidst
great demonstrations of applause.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-19

Tho whisper which has been about for years,
that the Collins line was really owned by British
capitalists, receives confirmation from the late
ly published letter Of Capt. Nye, in which it is
more than limited that the commander Of the miss
ing steamer Pacific was plnced there by the for
eign owners, and against the wishes Of Mr., Col
Inns.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-19

HIS ExCELLENcy. EBoSHIN GtZZARDrooT, has
written and published a letter, of two columns
length, in the richmond Enquirer, responsive in
pnrt to that of Mr.. Stuart. published yesterday,
but mainly devoted TO II critical commentary on
the appropriateness of his 'nulatto" metaphor,
M applied to the American party. The subject
affords His Excellency an inexhaustible fund of
delightful contemplation.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-19

Salt Lake, that Governor Young recommends
the curly call Of u convention for the purpose of
forming II State Constitution, and the taking of
the census, preparatory to asking the present
Congress to admit Utah as a State into the I'm
ion.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-19

A Washington letter says il is no longer doubt.
full that South Carolina will DO fully represented
in the Cincinnati Convention. The whole con
gressional delegation, with the exception Of Col.
Keitt, fare committed 10 TINT course. Mr..
Brooks has written an elaborate and able letter 10
his constituents recommending it and fnvoring the
denomination Of Gen. Pierce. Judge Butler hns
written in favor OF "A Convention. but against the
expression ofa preference for any caudidate.-
Mr.. Brooks letter was first published in the Off
cinl paper, which is complained of by Anti-Ad-
ininisiration Democrats as a violation uf neutral
itv.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-19

American roilwa,s aud elsewhere as I" the safety
of fbe steruer SCI. the Hon. Gentleman conclud
cd by comparing the occasional quarrels between
England and the United States TO the internal
disputes of a private family. which might, indeed
produce slight temporary arrangements, but
were sure to end in increased iriendliness aud
warmer endearnents. The two branches Of the
great Anglo Saxon family in this respect were like
DIR. Johnson ard Oliver Goldsmith. The doctor
would abuse poor "Goddie' himself whenever he
pleased. but be would not allow any one else to
do so (Laughter.)
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-19
srper, tor April, received AT
II ma l9-is
pNOFfCE .-niIIinc,y ana rancy CT.

n1+~S & T. .-NiIIincry and Fancy nra
ENs ttoODS-The undersigned having purchasedn@SS
TSN Z Jennings entire stock Of Goods and taken JSS
" the same stand formerly occupied by him would-~&~e
most respectfully ask the liberal patronage of the fnmc
ilehqs ana customers and the public at large; ard do pledg
themselves 10 do all IN their po"er to give satisfaction 70 all
those WIZ may favour them with a call, W. expect to keq
OH hand the same style Of goods that has always been kept b.
our predecessor, and will endeavour, In everv ,articniar f.
Keep up the t1rner reputation of the house.
GSs+ Alorders from the country will be nro,ontrv attended
~ j. MATTHIAS & CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-19

ENGINEERs OFFICE, Jonesboro, +, Tenn. I
March, 1896.
'kSen miles of the most desirnhie work on the
N tRADlNG OF EAST TENNESSEE AND YIR.
HlNlA RAILROAD TO LEI PRIVATE .Y-CoutractOis
prepared to execute the work in a short time, may now have
an opportunity of obtaining a profitable contract.
The aid rendered the Company by the state, at the late St"
slohof the Legislature, will enable them to pay for all their
work promptly.
Pfoilies OF the work may be seen at Jonesboro', or at Knox.
VIM. MONTGOMERY LYNCH.
lima e3t Chief Engineer f.. Tenn. & Va. X. Il.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-19

AINIeEsiI CHES.-Er Peaches. put up i
Il cans, Theoretically sealed. The fruit is lerfcctiy ~
served, and possesses all the delightful favor as just taxi
from the Tree. For sale by
ma l9-ts JOHN II. SEA Druggist
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-19

When HHachaon, The esreclS physician, was
slain. Homer said OF him, "a good Physician IL worth rs much
rs n whole army" Then a good medicine like Ayers Cathar-
tie Pills, is worth n great deal more, because 1t cures as well,
works wider, and. lasts longer. The circle of the best Physi-
cian's labor must be narrow, while such a remedy il available
to all-ean be had by every body, and is worth having.
ma Idlnt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-19

a feri"n,ed Breath. peariy white Teeth, .ound
ana healthy Gums. eau be obtained by the use of Dowdenis
Dcntal Fluid. 1t relieves toothaehe, arrests decay-applied
to the skin, it imparts n beautiful rose hue to the complexion,
Price 30 cents. For sale by
IL 2l-d&cts " SlkOTHER & WHITEHEAD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-19
a RTacLEs FOE TIE ToILEr.nA Lar

He of very neat and desirable patterns. may he found at
SlLN EtIliORN & CLIFFS Jnwe lry Store. This IS a very
eilent mode Of keeping the likeness of friends that YET
remain, or OF preserving the hair of departed enes.
Persons WHO have a fondness for matters rare ard new. viii
see s,leihng of this class there, in the shape Of Chinese
" aiehes. They are worth locking at, if you Should not fee
Inclined 10 purchase. Indeed, it would pay almost any one 70
step i'll aud look at their elegant stock of Jtwelry and Silver
ware. Iua 1o+.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-19
nai.er,- Premium Bitter. vi,hou, doub,, i.

RICHMOND, Sept. T. lshj.
take great pleasure in tostfyinG to the virtue OF Bakers
Premium Bittcrs as a remedy Tor Obsintte indigestion, a relief
OF the attacks of dyspepsia and headache; and by their usoI
have escaped my annual attacks of ehils.
REy. 7. J. BOGGS.
Pastor of Union Hill Station.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-19

VIA FHrhiiuf" shndc NcW.-A fresh supply of The
celebrated French Gloss, Tor cleaning, preserving and impart.
lug a beautiful polish to Furniture, aud removing all stains
Received aud for sale by
te 29d&cts W STROTUFR & W~HITFuEAD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-19

FOR INF HAIR-A beautiful, glossy and luxurious growth OF
Han can be obtained by its use. Ii is the only article known
That will prevent its falling out, or turning grey. Price 95 cts
Just received and for sale by
fe 29d&cts % STROTHER & WUTrFurAD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-19

- n Wi WAND IOINIlI. N n ~ .a,..., -
fnnctual and full attendance is desired '" . ociocS'-
by order of the President. ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-19

Sec my written name on the wrappers; name blown in " a a
also. iF t1nr 49, :" glass
~ ~ South Eighth St, phladelobia
pa, = o. sac al Dr Seays, L~yrthbuisj Purcell. Ladd 4 ca.
and AM @ NJ" 't t AGENTS and all the principal Druggists
~" latt le 2Idlw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-27

SPECIAL NOTICE TO TUE LADIES' g. JOHNSON.
- " H. No. ~ broadway, New York wishes the ladies'
distinctly understand ha he regularly educaed phys
cAn graduate ~ this city author 81 several important pub
caens female complaints and has great esq n curing
diseases of the The Doctor wen known
diseases special irregularities and 81 DISTINCTIONS
removed by medical surgical treatment Durfng .ne ast
wear more Than eight have been under hs
care be referred 10 as entirely cured convencns
voous and excellent provided during illness nv
house CONSULTATIONS either person or ny mail, strictly
r,ntlcnsial once hours. q A., NJ ioeF w.
GC, yQANsVN, Operating IhyNsians
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nR RALrus OFFICE HoURS-g TO " A. ", 9 TO .
~ NJ Sunday excepted. No. 6i3 Houston street. nea'
Wooster.
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DIcoRD'S pRACTICF.--DR. G. y. HAMMOND, APUP N
III Rcord Of PARIS Drs tarrochas and Mott OF this
ad hc onv regular whose credentials d
al success are beyond question in the practice OF This
siav an Diseases Of The genlo urinary system, mai
how Complicated cured once ehcctnaly and without dsni,
4, tbr constitution, nj his rooms, SIC broadway opposite n
rrantala {. II. HAMMOND, M. n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-27

RIO sHrpf OwNEES.-COAL.-TIE CUTRrQu1 IN
j provement Company are now prepared to receive pro
tho purchase Of COAL quantity at their de Dot
In Chrqu Lagoon The coal will be kept constantly on
hand and will be sold at several dollars psr ton less hsn
Nicaragua The qualify Of the coal superior for steam pur
poses 10 that the best Liverpool and the depot iequs
tant on the Caribbean Sea from San Juan and AspinS
The hsrbor Of Boc del Ioro one OF the finest In tho world
ard easily accessible for of the largest drought
Minute charts Of this harbor made BY order OF The English
Admraly be examined nj the companys Office, where
also can specimens Of the coal with the analysis of
Prof Chiffon. BY order Of Inc Board OF Directors
orce of,hc cniriouiS nprovcmea Company No. 10 wall
yS.e, SsV xuS. Aug ", w,
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u,oR NEWPORT AND CIJFFwOoD.-TIIE LARGE
II ard eommodious steamer WASHINGTON, Capt. Geo.
W Sinners will commence her regular trips for ' season
Monday sept L. ls56 for Clwood and Keyport Nfollows
Ieayinr New York from the foot Of Robinson street. every
morning clock; returning will leave keyport every III
ternoon AZ O'Clock, landing clihwo0d each Mr.
H. Murphy. formerly Of the keypor steamboat wita
charge of freight by the above boat Military companies
mic ME make for excursions CnI
wood Grove or keyport reasonable tcrms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-27

CCRASToN CoAL-TuE DELAWARE LAcKAwAv.
- and Western Railroad Company, 81 Wall street, offer
Tor 90 e. by the cargo lump steamboat large and the
ether OF Ibis superior coal upon the usual terms
WIN. II. WARREN, Treasurer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-27

u,IIE STEAMER ROBERT l.. STEvENs CAPTAIN
il Charles Anderson. makes regular trips Fishing
Banks day except Sunday, leaving Amos
o'clock NJ Spring street ~; Peck alp Igrroune street
S pier No. North river, soclock Fare Tor The excursion
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EXCURSIONS.

I,OR CAMP MEETING At PORT CHESrER.-TdE
IL large and splendid ST amer AStifNs1ON, Capt Geo.
Sinners, viii leave New York for the above place Thurs
day Aug ~ 1865 aud continue running Until further notice.
Leaving Amos street North river NJ O'Clock pier No. nj
~. BRIDGE street. Brooklyn ~. South Third street. vii
ansburg and Broome East river, a. So O'Clock.
Returning viii leave Port Chester a. clock Fare - cents
zach
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-27

DOE LIrGETdOis United ST AYES aAns srEAk~
ship PALpiu osyt j. Constocs VIII depart With tbs
Va ned states a Tor europe positively saturday Aug
b. al Y ococs from her berth tho IT Canal street
noto-Ihe steamers of This iae tight csnpart
merits ana 70 avoid danger from i he Ranks
north Of ~ degrees uoti al er the LIST Of August n
freight passage having une9nle6 accommodates
for elegance and comfort eppyts 800 ..a IN. @4.
FD~ARb k COLLINS 90 wall stree.
Passengers are requested W board q II O'Clock NJ
AL letters must through the post 0sce any oilers
will be returned
The steamship Ericsson will succeed the Baltic sail
Saturday, sept Is
Notice The rate Of freight Liverpool New York u
reduced to ow1 poinds per anu further
n0,ic
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aI,nAMr MoRRow ANS TO BE TIE MosT WON


nR. LARMoNTs PARIS AND LONDON MEDICAL
IL Adviser and Marriage Guide; th edition. 900 pages 100
rcetrov ned lustraons CLOTH 81 IL gives the advertised
remedies and shows The superiority Of The authors Parts and
London treatment OF geno urinary diseases, nervous de-
bty general from ndscreton, &c. lie
cures ali ssh Mercer street OF Spring
opuoste ~ Nicholas Hotel from 10 A. W. til In the evening
Treatment by letter and We recommend DR. bar
the anlictcd-Courer des Flats mis- saaz letung.
nR. COOPER, "a DUANE STREET, MAY BE con
sittd privately diseases The victims of misplaced
an him with the being radically
cured. Charges moderate. ~ B.-No fee tn cured
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C,rRr CrRE.-DR WARDS uNroRTUNATE FRI End
- Inc certain cure IN the world for diseases
row before all other remedies those Diseases
rpned vihor rnccury and requires dieting for the
II wei known the only remedy that clears the disease
the blood md anst secondary attacks In all
there other than this viii find
this ont by dear experience other remedies Slight
cured in one day. DR. Ward himself has had
pcrnce and made more au other rhy an In New
York. perfect warranted lnfornnsies Friend, u.
0Nce No 40 Canal street, corner of broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-27

nLD PORT WINE, FOR rNvALrDs-OLD LONDO9
~ Dock brsndies pale and dark, from three 20 tvclvo
years old, by the bottle Dozen or gallon Also, sherro9s
mrdeirss, and still and sparkling cs,Awba wines n. =
MESSENGER Co. No. 50 yaaon street. sole i'm portors z
naaeanaes's Tnnt1a cordial gin.
yx-ANTED-sooo GENTLEMEN, TO DRINK ~ HOGS
w heads OF Alsopps East India pale ale the Oce,
Houston street Broadway ~ Chops, steaks Ac
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-27
ANTHOLOGY.

A woNDER.-rHE Gypsy GIRL. THE ONLY TRUE
The Gpsy hand which win enable ladica
and gentlemen 70 obtain Ne AaectsM q Ne opposite SER
oharse ehIA
N those wishing consult her will do well 10 call she
has study connected with phrenoogy which enables her to
your character and age whether married. describe
ard whether You Will wealthy II married. tel
you when and whom viii marry, and asofshes all who
visit her. l0 West broadway
(,LAIRvoyANcE-MRs. SEYMOUR, NO. 10 SPRING
~ street few doors broadway the celebrated
medical and business claryoyant America An diseases
cured durable; the fate whereabouts
absent friends made known unerring advice business dc
and no charge unless satisfied
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, REMEMBER THAT MRS
celebrated medical and business corvoyani have In
the United states Every persons disease e correctly told
and cures made daily No charge unless satisfied Electricity
adminsi, red py Mr.. hayes
(,ARD-MADANE BREWSTER RETURNS THANKS
thousands both in this city and Philadelphia who have
suited her with entire satisfaction she feels confident that In
oraces constantly by Napoleon, she has equal
shc viii the % the future husband and also the
OF her ysics, so Bowery between Fourth and fnh
strsts.
MADAME MORROW CLAIMS To BE THE MOST won.
the seventh daughter OF tho seventh daughter,
who also great aSt-oogist have natural gin to tell
thousands during travels in Europe. will tell whether
you married gle and how many times TO be
future husband and viii IN be speedily married,
enjoy the happiness of matrimonial bliss
likeness q absent and relations and viii tell true
all The OF life that cannot help being asionised
chance. Gcncmrn admied. No 10 BrOome street.
between Cannon aud columbia streets.
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nR. HUNTER, NO. 3 DIVISION STREET, NEW yoRk,
IL long and favoraby known TO the public may pc con-
suited his old Office where he has pracsed N one o,ansn
N medicine the last twexy four years ana maie Har"
cres than Uy other IN instances OF per
sons considered incurabe Of whom he has permission ~
eer 10 Charges moderate and In all cases cure Rnacan-
tetd Caution-My remedy, Hunters req drpp ma eut,s
certain diseases without drying ~ poison IN me b9n can
crlv 10 had ns above Price e. Beware Of councrfets
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vVEEHAwREN GROVE AND GuTTFNRERa. -cII ,NGr
w of hours.-The steamer MERCURY, Captain H. Mallan
leaves every his week from Robinson street North ri
YER touching at springtree Amos street Twentieth street.
Forty third streets leaving Robinson H.
ocock leaving Gutenberg ~ TO- T. and O'Clock Fare
"a cents,