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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-18
GENERAL.
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY!
EOW Is TIE TINE TO ADVERTISE!
To Tar 3sc,ci.uu;s, Mechanic. and protcssionnI
PF,bt of ,yu

a II PERSONS wishing Ia advertise their BUSINESS or
/ PROFESSION in the following papers Tor which am
AIrHI. 5rI Of them having 4 LARGE CHtULAfIoS In the
N,a4a and ~ouh Western counties Of Virginia and Last
q,uls-s#s. 81 %, please cal orr aae:
BfttWNLOW' IS KNONN1ILE Tcnp) WIG,
N4%pItATOR Janesa .reuRh, Tenn
N.i.1.IN STAR LII Ion, Va
y 1ni>gNI AltpaIpu Va
IEnFoEp SENTINEL. Liberty, Va
- 81 REGISTER, salem, Va.
DEMOCRAT, r,.,s,l. v,
xNIl.T Vino the's"'' V"
A4NIGOMEEG HERALD, ciris,to, .l,,ro y.
Mf~IIRN SGAR, va
,.,iI,,II 4 rkiE9RArH wytheyle Va
If3A y CITIZEN. Floyd Court House, Va
MON DEMOCRAT Mon, Monroe county, Va.
Iras -hne advertise any of the above papers will
fuJ ber Ia eall me at the office Of tho
.ueHat# NugIau SIAtlts, where contracts will be
n. asfI al rorsrmcnts foHw AhDlp WITHOUT DELAY
ui also receive and forward advertising Ia PAPER
H. rl,e lied States A. WADDfLL.
5iI#a#4 Foreman Virginia office
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-18

WASmNGTON. April l6.--'Ihe L. S. sloops of
wai Independence, Decatur and Jnn. Adams are
ordered 10 the Pacific sid Of tho I-ihmus The
llome SGuad,o on i ordered to concentrate in the
turfiBfan Sen.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-18
BY Il. AkERS, Auct'r.
By Il. AkERS, Auct'r.

k,AIE OF EGts. asEATE-Ry sirfo. Of ~
~ diced o executed undersigned by IL IL Mere
duh il shall On saturday the 18th day Of this month";
hN wnvo public auccu the premises, the Houses
aud Luis IA lat Alley aud bctwecn nth aud 10th Streets nj
joining the property Jas n Edwards u credit
twelve negotiable satisfactorily endorsed will
be- required Of the purchasers. &. NJ. MEREDITH.
ap = dftivtisap Trustee
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-18
EIrNERA NATlGE.

-" flHPral ohse1uies of the late Mrs. MARY H.
hfocE, vi take l,cehis evening at o'clock from
tue aptst Church of this City. The friends of the
deceased are inr ed TO attend
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-18
II IA usIl.lNERN AND FANCY -"
VsgC GOODS! -

We respectfully call the attention ut our cnsfafs and
friends 10 LARGE AND WILL ASSORTED STOCK
OF SPRING GOODS, which "" arhoW ro'"N M tiam Nrw
York where have selected them with great Fae I'm the
most Fashionable ablshmenta and tr syr AID befe
feel assured cannot hc surpassed In this othat market
our stock consists IN BoNHEfS, GlrSlNS iEstiokN
FLATS rutland BtnoNERS ltlUNONS, FLOW Frs
LACE GOODS, DRESS CAPS. MulAlR CAi'Saed cor
FIERS, HEAD DRESSES 81 dintrrut styles Al JET
ORNAMENIS WHITE WAN BEADS hask aud truut
HAIR HRAlbS and nm cus mt lot at NNNlIliASs az all
prices The ahnvc goods ier to Hft thast who
may wish 10 purchase Bnnnes aud f hN ahed aud repair
cd IN good order aud short notice on nuuna ta which
viii he fhursday edih will be rvffed 10 sh"w
the nndsomet and largest variety OF Nunct aud MATTHIAS
thai We haN" EVER presented Ia this market
Il orders from the country eil be promptly attended to-
and ropd terms MS II the ndViln, wac nt Pso
tavor with call hrtrc purchase aud Sc ef assured
will he able To suit yourselNs4 both IN price aud quality
mar u Is Rep. COPY j. MATTHIAS y 60.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-18

'EsERE is great rush for Trunks and Car
pet lags lJ,s GLASS q RAISE'S
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-18

uanque, 10 thr Officers oft;,c r. gate uefrin,nc
BosroE. April l5.-ioe members OF the CITY
Government gave dinner last evening at tho
Revere house. to the officers Of thu steam frgnte
Merrnac. at which speeches were lnade Ivy
Mayer Rice, Captain penderGrast and other off
COZ aid gentlemen present
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-18
Important fro", Nicnrngma-Thc Reported Re
iic,t OF Col. s.OCkridg &c FROM GR~tillO-Iri2hi-
IA! steamboat E plo- go Lives Lost.

Ia! Strnmboat Ex rI"-iom- 90 Lives Lost.
WASHINGTON, April l., ls5i.-Ihe steamship
ls1hel arrived a Charleston Sunday nigat. bring
in ilartna and Key Wet dates to the 10th inst.
The steamship Tennessee from Aspinwad, via san
jug, I'D arrived Mt Key Vest, bringing ve.y impor-
tam oeae from Nicaragua.
ID. Lochridge, who n last accounts was threaten
inc Ia attack Castillo, h abandoned the intention
anl retteleI FROM his position leaving the whole of
thcSan laan river in complete possession of the
Costa kaaus
draadf explosion lsl occurred on board the
old transit steam or j, n scott, and SIXTY lives lhlli
busters are reported 10 we been lost.
IHe tennessee had II member of Lcckridpes COM
naad 81 board including about fifty sick nnd wound
ed
TIE Tennessee would sail from Key West ON the
e'eHlas Of the 10th for New York, where she my be
expected to-day To- morrow.
Among the arrivals nj HAVANA were, the Sth,
the hrss Arlo, from BOSTON, Yankee Blade, from
Portland, an schooner r Curtis, from BOSTON, 9h
bark :. Place ana Sophia, from New ! orlli Ahyla,
from ferlau1, end brgs L. \ kccd, New York; and
.Cuhl. from Portland
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-18
liirc ut fEnrirIin, On.

Ar5Gslh, GA, April ,6.-A tire occurred Mt
Marietta. Ga, Tuesday, destroying the Howard
llap>e. Colombo Row the Post Office, aud ma
ny sf5re~ and warehouses;. Los S70,O1O, insu-
nd fr @3u,000, purity in Northern office.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-18
The Fatal Fire in Bal

BALTIMORE, April l6--Thrteen bodies have
been taken from the ruins of The late oonhagra
ton. and five more are still missing.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-18
AUCTION SALES,
FUTURE DAYS,
BY WIN. IL. MOSBY.


4 ARsiE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE o.
IL HOTEL FURNITURE &c.--By virtue Of two desds
of trust executed by Mesrs Wells Hyde the
scvcray duly recorded In the Clerks Office Huspes
Court Of the city Of Lynchburg for the purposes
specified they VIII Thursday the 10th day Of April 1887
land hom day day until the sale be npeted sell
lie auction to the highest bidder stock and
Hotel Furniture now In the Norvel House in the city
OF Lynehbnrg consisting Of every variety be found
hrst class Hotel This splendid furniture new
aud was recently purchased In tho Markets. and
worthy tie attention Of all persons such proper
" Detailed statement AMI description will be furnished
ny the Anetionaer VIM Hamilton Mosby persons
Of more specific information.
fthMs-eaah fo' all sums under go over that a
credit OF months negotiable toy endorsed
This sale smade by the consent Of Messrs Wells 4
HYDE CHISWELI, DAUNEY Trustne
ap 3dtl6ap T. L. MoSBY, Trustee
Rep copy
POsevOncnent.
Tho above sale postponed consent OF parties To thu
6'h day OF May noS at 10 o'clock. at VIII ch POSI-
"I ap Il lG ssab p,''' o G.p' ,rru,.o..
Petersburg intclIgencer Richmond Wing copy 2aw ds
charge this office
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-18

A,TKOTIlIiN 4 WHITEHEAD,
- Drugvisss amd a othecaries,
BANK SQUARt, LYNCHBuRa, Va,
Have hand and will regular additions
largo and complete assortment ofDruEs Dye Stu Ola
Paints Glass Fancy Articles &c sc to which they invite
tho attention of buyers
TO COUNTRY PHYSICIANS they offer the prompt Cling Of
their with reliable Drugs and Pharmaceutical prepaia
TONS manufactured by themselves purchased from most
liable prices that will leave
Any article hand furnished the shortest
notice WIN a. STKoTHEh,
fob2ts \. WHITEHEAD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-18
ritp INO STATE AHalls.

RAILROAD MEETING To-sGHr.-Wearer requested to
.,te that meeting will be held TONIGHT in Mason
=, HALL for the purpose ofappontng delegates to the
WATSON, n c., Railroad Convention; aud to give
some expression of public sentiment here in regard
;, ,be prapJ,ed railway connection with North Car
aIina. Speeches may be expected on the occasion
This scheme is IN which Lynchbnrg is vitality i'll
teres,ed; aDd it rlesty hoped that our citizens will
c,me out generally and m ,niest lively interest in
,ts promotion. Let the Hall be filled.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-18

HaNRy-Thc Wings and Americans ofthis county
nell ~ Convention ON Monday lat. and nominated
Nm Martin, ESD. their candidate Tor the next
iest'ttHrc. Mr.. Martin WAS absent FROM the county
and 1t Is not ,ovn as yet. whether Or not he VIII
heefpt the nomination. We suppose however, he
VIII not disregard this call Of his frcnds.-DanpH1e
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-18

hALIFAx.--There are two candidates for The Sen
ate in this county Richard Logan, ESQ the nominee
ii tie Democratic caucus aud Mr.. iilWerton- M in
dependent Democratic candiiutc. Tae contest be-
tween them is said Ia be warm and the result uncer-
Tain
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-18

The third lecture of the course on the Judgments
Of God IN tie Earth will be delivered in the Meth
o5ist Protestant Church. Tomorrow afternoon at 81
O'Clock.
subject The Circumstances and Effects of the
Fall
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-18

AeyEL TrLgGRApn-The Abingdon Yireiniau IS
dSarnntlcd at the failure the citizens of that place
To Subscribe sufficient amount of stock in the teie-
graph line to secure the location Of aa office there.
l. says: .Suce the elegraph wires have been per-
m'ttel to pass Abingdon without the location OF an
oAite here it has heen sngge ted hy friend that our
people being so very economical had better put up
'hatfer one on their own hook. That * to stretch
= Inc of grape vines from Abingdon to Lynch"urg
i pnsts would Toe too expensive, We might keep IN
tie woods and tie from tree 10 tree
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-18

RDy.UnBINSi WORK.-Just received "a lnrge
supply Of Lead Pipe. s heo Lead and Plumbing Materi.
prepared execute Plumbing Work. such a.
putting up Baths nks Wash Basins, &C. In supe'
rior manner persons wishing water introduced In their
Houses " m find their to give call All work
warranted the Stove Warehouse doors
hollow The Market Main Street G. s. BLISS.
nm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-18

NNrENDDW ~fB tDsf~ ANp snRNas
w just received sPiendld a-s' riu"tt .i Saaes "a
wi direct from the manufacturer bud tuaftrr hi
test styles aud designs Having been purchased urpu
ally favorable terms they viii ar sud h'n,r an r,tr
IA tbs market Cal aud At 4. iaSIo
mar l9ts
lsen. anl all nAncls adj nllL.nE Ion Nh. -.L-L-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-18

"a IT, q
attention to practical department OF business and
would remind friends that they have her Watches
and ewery repaired the shortest notice and in the h"t
manner our experience and present facilities wa,fan
ing that any Of this description VIII he
manner entire, satisfactory ~ kememher he hea.t
ots lINEETUBlN 4 GIFT
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-27
The Craigie Farm.

We understand this valuable farm has not
vet been .oll, and we wish one, more 70 call
s,trution to it, by repeating what We have
said before, and referring 10 the advertise
mcut In another columc.
We have known this farm by reputation,
from hoyhood, hut never until lately bad
the rri,lcs, Of giving it a thorough czami-
nation, and We mus; say that il far exceeds
al, our ideas OF its excellence. n, our eve
it &, Que oC the most pleasant locations IN
che state. presenting one % the handsom'.t
lauI,car, view, any vhcr, 20 Dc found. In
quality or .ail 10 is one Of the very finest OF
granite formation Aud, although it IS well
alhrtrd o. general n.rm cultivation, It has
rrrulilr adaptation, Cor stock. growing For
a s,r-s--rovin. farm W, doubt whether i;s
superior can o. found co. estate. Wchorc
some -ru,'suau OF amr', u.raus aud ku1vl-
rI-, vsll rurgh.s. tn,, farm, and devote DO
tp tr., ra...p. .pfthor1ush brr.i stock. There
D., ar opportunity on this farm 90 make a
fortune 0. rightly managed This b. che
r4rr.,. o. which thls farm ought % b. d'-
,ut.I. 0. tlsr. r1t -1mc man Iu this state,
.r elsewhere. vhp h,. thr means, and 0.,H-
.,. o. -rirt. thi. business, that vi.I rurrh1sr
cha. armF rH,, farm, in ihc hands oi on
intelligent and .u,rrTri.inr man. would un'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-27


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ia Oh. y.''' ami when .'.' .'.'. .,''' t''!
ar. 4."e "''". sue" ate ass '' ~. 'I''''
during a.. o...r parts 90 '"e year except
winter, consisting y' sowing planting '"'-
''u''.as' r.'r'ns' 'hT.'''ni' ''a''"S' D'''"'
m-' A'. h"' b" winter, '"' CAS-. " f"''
a.I.'.a'-a'"o'' everything j. . ''''.r"' "a,
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.'I.,r., ngl and ir.,.,T. ,,.,,r !. q
-, ..g., sl disease.
-. ,r. .r,,l.,rali,tin.ni,b,l,rJ
..r,.r -. ,,i,b I,r,. brrl.oCr,,.
M. -. a., ,I,y ,,itb,ut pla,ip, I..
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'"'! 81, "" ,'''''''1 p. i-,..,',s..l,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-27

statistical view Of the industry Of the State,
aud ,hall furnish three copic, Of the same,
together with a copy Of the directions pre-
ssribgI by thc Board OF Agriculture, to the
assessor, OF each city, town and plantation,
on or before the fTst day Of April in each
year.
81. . The Secretary of the Boarl OF
Agriculture. after be shall hayc received
the return, Aforesaid, from the ASSESSORS oi
the several cities, towns and plantations,
shall cause 70 be prepared and printed un-
der hi, direction, true abstract oi the
same, Tor the uss OF the Legislature, at the
next session tbrrnr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-27
Small Farms VS.. Large Farms.

Much i, .nid in praise Of small farms, aud
much Is sa,d against large farms. Agricul,
tural writer. seem to vie with each other n
praise OF the one, and dcnounciug the 9th
er. wish those writers would tell as what
small farm is, whether 10, 20, 80, 50, OF
loo acrcs
IL looks very nice on paper, to talk about
a snug little cottage, a nice little garden,
and a liitlo farm, one OF two cows and a
horse, and no trouble Of hircl help. In
practice 1t j, very different thing. Ishouli
like to sec the fr,t con,cntcd man who had
to farm for a living in that situation the
first one tia, did not want little NOR
land.
lraman is going to gardening, and lives
near market, or In acrcs will do,-bu,
il a man is going to farming, let him have
q farm from 100 to 500 acres, ono that be
does not have to sell OF his stock in dry
year. or buy the corn ior hl- own broad.
That is the case back in the country irc-
qucu,ly with thcsmall farmers. Twill give
YOU somo Of the inconycnicnccs Of small
.r.-.'r -
y.,., ,....,l
~ '"'''' ~ J. -, = 80 .''' ,''.' -. ~,
~,
WIS ""u '',! WIZ '' - VIZ" '''! ~" ~
."' ~ ~ w ",," ,, WY "'', F'' ''.',
'.' -. So, ~ u.s. WV. ','''
i,. li..i,- .,,o.. n,ir. b,,,v wall.
,r-,,ic. A., H., hpiilip.. op a small
.-u rr,, d, r..,rly d, ,,.,ly a. those o, n
l,,.. r,,r, ,,,n,t. ,,, ,,nrrarl, The
,...,,, ,.-,,l, farm 3. ,rn,.t,ll bpillin-..
po, N. v,r.t orall is. vau have no,rin- q,
ELL. or nothing comparatively. am not
speaking Of -trlrnin,. hu, OF farming. of
r,i.in. corn. rata,,--. oats. wheat. ryc. hay.
dairy stock. g.. Ir4Oacrs, will supp,r, a
hmlyiaa b,p., worth 10 to 1900 dollar.
then ~ aero, will .npr,r, = families. with
IN. Io ,sr cent. intrr,., on tho cos, Of tie
butli.n... and 100 arrr, will support 8 ilm.
ii-, with irom Q TO 80 dollars, saving On
interest aud ~ 1i-. a1 huildins- yearly.
Every other branch or business can D.
done l,-t and chcnps,, on large scale.
Grea, factories, great .hirs, great machine
.hor.: but li,tlr farm. is ,hc talk | ail
| had hcgn there. commenced flaming on
a li,,lc farm II about ~ acres, ay & iu
moving and tilllsc, iu woodland ana :
or : in rastur.u. and brush. Twas more
plagued o. carry on that than | am now
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-27

TuE DAIRY. Franklin County, Vt. is
one Of the b,st dairy counties in the United
States. 1t appears from a statement fur
nished to the St, Adams Messenger, by Mr.
y G. Stone, the freight agent at that place.
tha. there was sent to market from that sta
ton alone, during the eight months ending
Dec. l.ssS ,7g3 lbs. Of cheese, and | COS
Olflbs. Of butter-which at the rate Of %
cents per 10. for butter and 10 cents for
cheese, amount to the handsome SUN Of
sisO, O,4gO,T9.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-27

Dr,Erur>r or ACWoTuEE Whether
the present session Of Con,rc,. will hr mark
"a by any further action au Mr. Holloway
bin, reported last session, establishing q
Department Of Agriculture, is very doubt.
fal. Ii viii probably BE- allowed to die,
without any one taking III, trouble to su,-
tain is life, or give it further form Or ac-
,iy.ty.
Why Il, not the farmers OF the Union take
hold OF this natter themselves, and speak 70
Congress in such way and manner as will
make them listen, and, hearing, oboy? I'm
Ill they do aris, in their strength, aud De.
maud this thing, We fear Congress will %
nothing Of the kind. At present, what j,
done for agriculture is done by way Of ap-
pcnlase to the Patcn, Office, and this much
ha. been established by constant teasing and
worrying Of Congress.
lmpericctas ihIs arrangement is,-amCrc
subordinate. as il were, to other depart.
mcuts,-wc look upon it as source Of a
vast deal Of good to tho community. 1t,
reports, and the seeds which it scatter.
throughout the Union, are doing vast
amoun, Of good, and are productive Of prac,
teal benefit to thOso who receive them. IT,
then, department. thus subordinate, thu,
hampercl, and thus feeble in regard to it.
own intrinsic strength, is allie to do 50 much
good, how much more beneficial 1t would
be, lf placed upon a permanent foundation,
with funds and power to act Of itself with
out reference to the wants aud biilinss oi
other departments.
We tru., the day is coming, and that not
Ear distant, when the Department Of Asri'
culture will be, like the other Departments
a co.eqGal branch Of our general govern
ment. Maine Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-27
PARIS. ME- FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1857.

twice day, thrco times is bctter-and un.
less the air is pure, ventilation must he i'm.
mcliately attended to. Country Gent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-27
Agricultural Statistics.

rcturs. and Of course, may De- right, and
rrrr D.. wrru.-Gu.,e as likely ths JAS. o.,
Oh. Gr,l For example. ,sosk-ugc. ,t.ga.
We ,r.ln,-has been ascending thr scale 20.
yg.cr. fora ..r.s, ng years, Jl, now 10 come
marI, such prise, 40 were once never dr.am-
yI0C How can farmer determine vh.tl-
or 10 j.. safe far Lim o. purchase stock, az ,t.
present T5.ggs, 90 keep llr amy length al ,.mr
yruate JuIeg ordinary g.rsuuslucrs, 3,
would nos te i.smI prudent, au ,ar -.ur-
"a. Tru..I,s, tlat b, D.. .us4l. o. purchase
ar,....s @. ssl again, 90 ANS distant tue,
when Ig.er. uurr very much above y.e E.a-
rr,I .y.ra-., 90 Iar..a.e stock ..r al. u.Nt
nIl ur another season. Taking runui
I"a.'I.'' '.T our -''..' w. '''..' '''.,'
every .". % "....' .'..' '.'.- '.' '...'
extra '.''i '''..' '.'' .. '
'.' I.... .'' 90 .i' ana
' -..'I
..,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -.
r 49,. 49,. r
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-27
AgritultUrol.
"srEIu TuE rLuw."
DARIUS FORBES. Editor.

NIIfbr arts bBI sciences pertaining O, IIs, are
c.r.... H1SrIfrg.Ih ,tuiBr, Intimately rnrHrg,.
I.HIl NIIIUH.fHrt.HHAs AsrrtutN.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-11-17
Important Medical Discovery The Greatest Remedy in the worls
 For Purifying the Hood.
 DIR. E A s TIE Y'S

IODINE AND SARSAPARILL4 T6is Msdicins is sir times Stronger, Caea1er
 Better than aHy other SafSGFafftk0 BSeparatisNa Na
 use Klre ban 100. 900 bottles of Mis Vqiuat@
 Kediciae hare been sod dugiHg tte }aStt,co 1eq, TT is prepared by and approved chemical procs,
 combines in highly concentrated state the lodde fb tassium the Extract of Sarssparla, (the Honduas TO- the Yellow Dock and Stillngia, with other valuable be extracts which renderthe compound the most s effective curative known for all diseases arising from @ pure state of the BLOOD or habit of the system, ana
 Scrofula Kings Evil Tumors, Cancers, Eruptio, the Skin Eryspeas Chronic, Sore Eyes, Ring. ,vo,@ Tetter, Scald Head, Old Sores aud Ulcers, Fever Swelling of the tilands, Leprosy, White Sweilings Sc lous fubucuar Consumption ofthe Lungs, BOtches Pimples the Face Scurvy Diseases of the Kidney, nv sy, Gravel, Piles, Liver Complaint, Secondary Sypbi Venereal Diseases, Dyspepsia Rheumatism, General bility Neuralgia Tic-Dpoteaux Pains in he Bon us Joints Female Irregularities Chronic Coughs, and aI @ arising from the use of Mercury or CaiomeI. F
 The astonishing power of DR. EAsTERLY's Ionrvv . SAHsArARLLA in driving oat and radically removing an eaSed and impure fluids from the body doubt oiet et the rachess curativ pro pcres contained in the and the scientific manner of it's preparation. A
 No preparation claims to combine such medical -rc.. as employed in this, and other has ever atfe.t many astonishing cures. The most eminent ply,o,, St. Louis, and also those of nearly every c,y and to the Western and Southern States recommend this a,s ton, because it is remedy and they kno, ,h gredients the best that can be used. eA
 Dr. Easiery's Iodine and Sarsapartla searches RooTs TIE DIss AsE destroys the germ by pp,fi7 Blood changing morbid secretons, and drtvnq ont and diseased fluids of the body-thus removIns be Gs and rendering the CURE CERTAIN AND pRRMANExr M afflicted with any disease for which 10 Is recou,ms should aIl 10 give trial. lt is the only s,EF and REMEDY for thoroughly eradicatins MFRcURy from Inc tenn, and for the cure of SECONDARY SYPHitIs and r REAL DISEASES No matter how bad may be tbe t,sa' ! it will ANNIHILATE and EXPEL VIRrS and re,,,sa system 10 perfect state of Health and Purtv
 T p CAUTIoN-PurchaSers should be pariicrle,t,,.. Dr. Easterly Iodine and Sarsaparilla ana take r ing else No other prepa aon combines the lodide of p lash Sarsapariila ieliew Dock and Stngia and no o possesses The curative properties of this, thousands M testify that have u,edit "A Price, dollar per bottle: CT six bottles for fvs lars. ""
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 J Prepared by Dr. Easterly conner of Third and Cs l Dut streets, St. Loui,, Mo-
 For sale by J. NeAlmnnt, Druggist, Little Rock ,,s by Druggists and Dealers in Medicine generally hrougho | the United States