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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-17

ruNIIE FIRM or rILitAM 4 DAVIS HAVING BEEN
Il dissolved by mutual conasnt either of the partners In an.
thuiged TO use the name OF thc concern In settling up the hn.
nncss, The hooks al tho concern ara IL the hands of u W
Elnerc Eeq, who IA also authorized Ia settle up tho bus ncss
An persona Indebted Ia The concern " III please call on n. w
Elmofc. Esq, or either Of The hrtu Tor scitlement.
u, Al lliLLIAM,
Wall at. Richmond, Va
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NE DAYS
BY " NJ. IL. MDSRI..
,Uu,.rr....,.n .. :, o o,

W - " U wv
DRY GOODS At AUCTION Commencing On Fri.
day morning the 10th Inst, AT my store IN Hank Square, VIII
sell without reserve, La ~ aud valuable Stock ct Dry Goods.
vac "hoie ct which has hoon recently purchased, aud embrace "a
many new and fashionable STYLES. We enumerHtr Ia part -
Fine Cloths, tassimofes aud NcstinEs, Ladies' Dress silks,
Mnusllns, Lawns, talenes, Ginshems, Alpacas. Linens. Sheet.
ihgs, slirtngs Table Cloths, Slswls, MantIlias, Laeos, Trim
mugs. Hosiery, Ribbons. Ae Ac.
The attention Of the Ladies' l. particularly invited 10 this
sale, as he stuck embraces man, desirable goods worthy their
attention.
Sale Ia commence At q O'clock precisely, and tn be continued
morning aud afternoon until the " hole stock is sold.
ny ordrr of Tue trustees. e. Il PHELPS,
lrltsf Aurr
rUNslSb sAu.E az 4 SAl.lAUn.E LOT
L lily virtue t n deed Of trust executed 10 the undersigned
by seorp" fofeiVal irs dated Yh Oct, 1852. and record ID in
the CLERK Office OF the County Court If Campbell, we shall,
on Saturday the 10Th mat, at 5 O'clock, 1. NJ sll at public
auction, on the premises, the valuable lot In said deed convey.
ed, N Ing IN the Nieinits OF the residence of Judge Nm Daniel
Jr, and containing : acres, Terms Mt sale.
ROBE j DAVIS. (,m..
wv, T.fANtEN, ! ''''
Rep copy tia - ieoitauc
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fUNIIE La AND BEST PIANO MAN.
d IfAtIbRf IN THE UNITED STATES, NORTH
OK SOUTH Tho Factory of chickoruR q Sons was oAsb
llshed in lr23 by Jonas Chick.rinF. md up Ia the present time
has furnished 1900 PIANOS. For the exhibition of these In
the United States and England they have been Awald ed .ley
cnGold Medals, Seventeen -ilvcI Medals. -Four Bronze Medals,
ana wherever these IN druments ave been brought In compe.
tiiion with those Of other manufa Jurors, they have invariably
taken the highest premium The great pianist, 1halhurg.
whose prrfot mances have been delightng the country. cxhih-
Its his preference by using thou On all occnsions. Persons
VIII hing a Y nd and reliable instrument will find IL To their In
tcrsst 10 give MS a call, for we can sal our Pianos nj The mann
facturers' prices. NM |, GREENE a. co
liz TT.
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~ Commencing this morning At . o'clock, | will sell on Mar
kt Street. n large assortment of Seasonahle Rcndy Made
Clothing, consisting al Dress and Froek Cloth Cents. black
aud Fancy Cashmere Pants, Velvet. Plush aud SILK Vests, Lin.
en- Coats and Pants Mafs,ilos Vests Linen Shirts, silk aud
Mcrina shirts. Brave rs. Suspendors Ar, Nc.
ny order Of tho Trustees. c. II PHELPS. Anc'r.
ir lit
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Largest Southern Piano Manu-, otoiy.
GOLD MEDtl PREMIUM
PIANO FORIESi
WILLIAM KNAKE n 90.
Al 4 WI LII IL L 4 = IL, Ln 4 u 4 IL ELAI 4 l. 4. LII 80

WsIsBAm KNxnE a. 90.
MANUFACTURERS or 4 AND SQUARE PIANO
Nos ! , : and ? Nonrn Err,w ST,
Have aho opened a n'~ Sales room at 207 BAlrINonr srRrrT,
between Char :, and Light Streets, on the premises occupied
shall Keep constantly on hand a fine assortment oil Grand and
PIANo-FoRTES AND MELODEONS.
Being extensively Engaged in the business. | will sell either
Wh9le'ale or iietai on the most accommodating terms
All lns'rnmcntsot my Manufacture are GUARANTEED for Ave
y Particular attention is paid to the selection Of Instrn.
ments for distant orders. and q privilege of exchanging grant
ed At any time within SIX months from the day Of sale.
Payne & CHRISTIAN. Lynrhburg, Va, are the Agents
for the sale of the above Pianos. and viii sell them at the man
ufactnrcr's prices. lmay 20 d&clm
4 r 81 Charlotte sironir, 4 AUTHOR Of ) nnc Ely.
Household Words. vols II, l2, - II,
Testimony Of the Rocks, by Hugh Miller.
Morse folk, IIomos q Norway and Sweden,
Tenant OF wldhrld Hall, by Acton Bell,
AsnbeI-ioun wife and Old Love,
Edwards travels in Europe.
Leslie. Fashions, june,
Edinburgh Review,
Krickerbockcr,
Living Age.
Loud Art Journal,
Young Peoples Magazine,
Mrs stephens magazine for juno.
The above with many other thIngs just received at
Je9ts MoRsEs.
WATER MELON Ds.-Wc hnve n sup
w ply of the celebrated jackson Watermelon Seeds,
Long Island do, Black Spanish do. Also, another Fmall ,ot Of
Chinese Sugar Cane Those who stand in need If reliable
Watermelon Seeds would do well 20 call soon.
apI6ts J. II. THOMPSON & co
CAKTE RS SPANISH gross
~ Carriers celebrated Spanish Mixture, ins! to hand and for
sale by JOHS II. sEAY,
june cts Druggist.
NOwwOOD'~ TINCTUnE vEKATRTMvI
~ RIDE, prepared expressly for Physicians, used in febrilo
and nhnmmatorJ diseases, Chorca, &c, ilst receivod y
je Hts STABLER a. JONES.
M P.G.REEN n co. nrc constantly rccciv.
w . ing new Music, Pianos and all other Musical instrn-
ments lap % is
NTksW GOOD~.-My spring and Sun ~ user
~ supply of IcghOfn, Panama. ScuneTts, Maricaibo, palmleaf
and other SUMMER Hats, for men, boys and babies, Is now at
hand. Among them is The Gents Black Legh"rn. suitable for
CIergymcn. lap 27ts +. SEABURY.
a MATs.-We nre now opening the Spring
~ Style Of Soft and Dress Hats, which we will take plens.
go ure in showing. MCDONALD g. HOOPER.
mar4ts
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MISCELLAN EOUS.


Once of Exchange HANK vat
LYNcHnuRo, June l, 1857,
ID OokS are now open for subscription to the Stock II the
ID Exchange Bank of Virginia. to he applied to the ,ncrense
Of the Capital nj this ONCE. NJ authorized by the action 81 the
Legislature aud the Stockhnldera of the Institution at their
late annual me.ting.
Terms, which arc liberal, made known or application to he
President Of this ofiop. or to tho suhs' fiher
T. - To participate In thu July dividend, purchases of
Stock must be made On or before the Rlth ins,
Jun lin WI NJ hLA,KroNp Cash.
NaIENrsNE a nENs>s.. G,"."s-. have In
laRnyra AID ko Cofe Loaf. Crushed, tohr. and brown Su
cara, Imperial and BLACK Tens, tsnperinr article aorcfi"r Ad.
smantnc aud 1aho" Candies. with a variety Of articles such
"a arc found In n tnmily grocery 'mar Its
sA 1871. -
SPRING srVIE SOFT HATS. -
have received semo very pretty samples Of the nrweat
STYLES aud oulura Soft Hats. dcntlnmrn ne invited Ia exam.
ne them lmn II tl y SEABtRt.
Isr opc"ra 1000 yards superior Lawns, N
- ~ cts, worth Is, a great bargain
ana" JouN ApRAHAMs.
A NEW AND SUPERIOR ARTICLE,
IHE CIiEaPFS7 LfoHF EfER hNOHN
has boon demonstrated that THIS beautiful article Of fluid
y will consume IN m ordinaty lamp, prepared for the pur
pose, a quantity tia, VIII not equal II, cost, the expense Of the
most interior tshow "andlc, and yet awe more lpht than five
candies II has no explosive qualities, and may therefore be
used IN families with pc feet SAFETY uiycita tr,al. II can be
had II our Agents In Iynelbutr, Mcsars. SrROfilER 4
WllfEllEAD, together with every variety Of Lamps adapt
ed 10 It's use. Il rAnNEN1ER.
may 2ejm For Sylyie I'll Company.
~ EGROEs wANrED.-T. - subscribe. wtshe.
~ TO purchase for the southern Market. i'tr'y Negroes,
tom III" age of 10 to3O years. Tor which he Will pa, III. high.
rsi liIrhmond cash prices. rorons having snch 10 dispose of
would do woll 10 giN" him a call before selling lie can ha
found at W IL MoshA's Auction Ilouso or at Henry punninR
ton once. Address p NJ. DuNNtNdrnN
feb ~ dts LynrhiurF.
YNCMHs s: Jane I i,h, iS3,.-G!cn,,cncn
IL please take notice.
n"se' made for 81 eepia.
4 Sides tongue aud grovod. 81
Cadd, Boxes Ia inches long. ID a."
Je IL div by I q. LAWIlORNE a co.
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1DINE AprIEs! PM Apre.ES!!-IBu as
4 received SDO Pine Apples nice and sweet. cal 500,
hufure they ate sold lie Is 3tI : 4 BOYD.
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. . Ton, EhHnter, and FredeTick kOsch aud G, Heinrich
Architects and Draughtsmen, is prepared to fu, nbb Designs,
Specifications and estimates, for all kinds OF buildings and ma.
chinery. Special attention will be paid to the construction Of
work entrusted TO his charge. Surveys of Land. Mines and
Roads will be made at the shortest notice, and upon the most ap.
proved plans. Address II. EXALI,
nov Id&cts Architect. Richmond, Va.
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~ Attorney Ms Inv,
VIII continue To practice In the Counties of Amherst, bedford,
Campbell and The city of L%ynchburg.
Once In Morris' building nearly opposite tho Office Of the
"Vrgininn" Inov Sta
XX1sILS, nAW Wins a CO., Sscmcrml Com.
W MISSION MERCHANTS AND SPECIAL AGENTS
i"r the sale of MANUfAGTUkED TOBACCO. Stores No.
81 and g. DRAWER, corner of Tchapitonlns street, New or.
leans.
gnY, 81 4 - a.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-17

~ UObbNA IUbslNNsS.-1 I'D
- Btls aud half Bbis ,iIoHs, tnt aud Family. Roe North
Carolina ll.rfings, In Store iot sale by a \ LEE,
Jun" sta Richmond Nn
1llAA baSass1.~ COW DIN constum-
wv mont 100 Bushtla Cow Peas, which VIII sell low 10
cloee Uo5sI A u FUCKER.
- LAND NEAR LYNCH q ul.
~ FOX SAlE.-l "nor Tor sale my Tract Of Land, contain
ihg between 500 and lUD acrrs II may be divide d In W. good
tracts. The buildings are good, with every necessary house
Tho land /, first rate for fancy Tobacco, and would refer TO
the present crop, how od hand. Believing II Ia entirely unnec,
eesary I" say much about the lBmis, ns no gentlrmnn would
1yrec, Of lynchburg, aud capt. VIM Z rorrow, Of Camp
bell county, whose lnnis ndinin, or 10 my oyarsecr, Mr. John
I. Shelton, living on the land, who will show the same To any
one wishing Ia buy My address In DanviIle. Vn, aud win
be pleas"d Ia receive proposals. Tor III. said lands Mr. Tyree
orGapt Perrow will give any Information That may bo desired.
Will make the terms liberal M am determined Ia take my
hands To Danvile this winter from The farm also vial, Ia sell
my House and Lot on Church Street, A. |. WILLIE.
June Il dts
ZEN hnyc Just receive
ed 4 Cases Of the hnndsumcat Bonnots that have ever
seen They are Ncnpolitan. CHIP, Straw and SILK.
have n large lot Of Mantiliaa OF the various beautiful styles,
and II not sod by the lt uf Jul are to be returned to New
YORK ] would advise persons who are wanting = ch goods
To call quick, II they want extra cheap gooda
Jellb ALFRED \. EEGLEDOVE.
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AUCTION AND CONTINUATION uou.s

~ AMI NVW WbNSuVN u1OUNE
FOR IIIE SALE on NEtiROES ONLY.
". rlGI1A " ~ 90 .oiscis the pmsrou-
10 nge OF their ificnds generally, and pledge lheiusolye a To
use their b, At oudeavorH 10 advance tho Inherent Of all persons
leaving property In their hands Tor snlc.
u NJ inlham, the srnior partner IN the concern, having
been in the business for the last 10 years, naiiora himself that
ho can give entire satisfaction 30 all his patrons. Liberal ad.
vanecs VIII he made. Safe aud healthy places are pro,id cd To
cnnhnc slaves Hoard At 10 cts per day.
We cm always he found at the old stand, On W all II, Rich.
mond, Va a competent person viii always he ~ the cars or
boat, IL take charge OF negroes on their arrival
II. N PllILIAM,
Jo 10 dly A q pIIJIAM
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IWf ThFpIrfof al Wnrf1ns WdffNOusc.
HILL. n WA 1E % -,
~ GoUasnissiom Merchants,
Ii the sale of Tobacco, Flour aud other Country Produce,
lfNcbhuha, Va, having formed a coparinershlp for the pur
pose OF doing n general Commission business will give thoii
undivided attention To all coDsignments made to them.
ofbce In the Store Of George II. DAVIS aud next door To
II ltuckor EDGAR WHITEHEAD,
Jan. -, l-57. THOMAS q HILL.
Refer to Capt Jno. NJ Otcy, Cashier Bank OF Va. q ID Da
Wis Jno r Davis \ Co, sanl NJ, Garland, Amherst. MAYO
cebclL, Nelson II. c. Mitchell, Cashier Merchants Bank.
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mo. II. 4 SAMUEL -
o Conn hisss0u IN crc,nuf.

LYNtHHUNU. a,
Offer their services to the planters and the public generally for
the sale of Tobacco, Wheat, Flo ar and other produce. fbey
are sure that an experience of ID to 20 years will enable them
to give general sniifaciion. Their Office liz at Younger g.
Smiths, n few doors from tho the Banks. which enables them
to pay the Planters for their Tobacco without delay.
JNO. II. g. SAM TYREE.
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N1CtON6A1,E 4 90,
w Wholesale nud Retail s.rorcra.
COMMISSIONS a. FORWARDING MERCHANTS. aud
manufacturers Of SMOKING AND TOBACCO,
nj he old stand Of Metorklc a Jones' MAIN STREET, LYscH-
huuo. Va, will give particular attention to tho sale ofFLOUR
WHEAT, coKN BACON, LARD, BUTTER, &c. Liberal
advances Will be made on all consignments, when required.
ian ~ -
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\ MuRDER.-A murder was committed in the low
er part of this county near Neapsico creek. on Sun
day lust. The victim was a cOlored man, the proper
" Of Mr.. John Fairfax, his throat presented the mp
pearance of having been choked; there were also
marks ofviolence upon his body,
Several negroes were examined by the Ju'liccs
present, hut nothing was ELECTED by which any light
could be thrown upon the sntject.-Brfntso'He Jour
nal
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BEEDE n MENDENuAII,
"A MD AGENTS.

NN'll,I select and enter Governmcnt Lands with Casl, o
w Warrants, make inNcstmentH, loan money tat western
rntes) pay taScs, aad transact a General Real Estate I,nsines
throughout The North wcsi, Ahlicas
BEEDE a. MFNDENHALI.
M lily Minneapolis, Minnesota.
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NJ "rc receiving ""r summer supply 81 ame
W Clothing Thcy are lust the thing foi the sonnon tho
styles ARE nen and beautiful GLASS & kAINE.
la fIH
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Corner Of Main and Bridge Streets, Lynchburg, Va, will
collect aud remit at the lowest rates of Exchange. They will
pay the highest market price for Land Warrants Northern
Exchange, Coin and Unenrrent Money.
REFER 10
The Presidents aud Cashiers OF the several Banks q LYNCH
burg Messrs. r. u Maury a Co, Messrs Pairo, Richmond;
Messrs Johnston, Bros. q Co., SAM. Harris & Sons, Josiah
Lee n Go. Baltim re; Mcssrs. Farnham, KIrkham q Co.
Drcxel a 10, Philadelphia Mcssrs. Vanbleck, Read & Drex.
e, J Ward a Co, Lees 4 Waller New York.
1l1y
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y HNIIIMUIF, Mb-The undersigned. Forwarding Mer.
chants, and Agents of HE tnnnsS iyania Railroad. at Baltimore,
respectfully solicit SHIPMENTS OF TOBACCO TO ALL
folNFS IN THE WEST AND SOUTHWEST. aud from
their acquaintance. with the trade having been for some wears
the eohsigne's of n large pnrt 81 The Tobacco going West.
through baltimore, they HITTER thefns s. Ives TINT they can give
aaitstartlon To shippers
Freight m low m by any othor line.
tonslsnmonts to and from tho West soliciied and pnnciually
attended To. MAGRAW & KDDNS.
70, North street, baltimore.
Refer TO Jacob Head & Co, J brandt. jr. BaltImoie 4.
l. Dudley, W r smith, Mcdaniel. Hurt a Preston. Miller &
trenahn", lSnehbuig crenshaw & Co, Richmond.
NM u llllnn
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a. NOgINA ERIsIN Gs.-l ia
~ Bbl. aud half Bbs ,roBs, tt aud Family. Roe North
Carolina linrrinRs, IN store Ion sale by A. \ LEE,
jnnr ia Richmond Nn.
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STANTON, CHARLOTTESVILLE AND RICHMOND TELs-
GRAPH CosPAxy.-Thc poles are now being erected
for the extension Of the wires along this line OF lele-
graph, and it will soon be in operation.
An effort is being made to extend the line to the
White Sulphur SPRING in Greenbr1er county.
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

NHuOW Sdt8tFMT 0FWHf0.
u mo AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, PARt RRspuRe.
Va. southern Term nus Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad.
CT" Freight from Baltimore tn Parkersburg same ~ 10
Wheeling. Shipment, via parkersburg will save 100 miles Of
River Navigation This road connects with the Marietta and
Cincinnati iinlroad. and q daily line Of Steamers to Cincinnati
aud Louisville. II offers unrivalcd facilities to shippers.
REFER TO -
jesse Harr & Co, VIM NJ. Blas knrd, DIR. I. r.. Blackford,
Linrhbrrg Walter & Berry, Moxrell g. Grafton. Baltimore
beverly smith, Cashier N Western Bank Va, Pa'kersburg.
N III dim
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lNH dy tor constipation, producing ~ sickness at the stom-
ach or unpleasant sensation after taking. Those who suffer
from costivcncss will find the Medcatcd Prunes just the arti.
Gle needed. Full directions accompany each jar For sale by
J. II. thompson e. 70,
ap2Is Apothecaries l. Druggists.
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NO. 500

c.-.r,ment is based. Our duty to ourselves,
- - families, requires US not to tamely sub
y: :, he driven and slain without an attempt
"a, .,sse-ye ourselves. Our doty to our coun-
" " on- holy religion, our God, to freedom and
NJ requires that we should not quietly stand
III I'd see those letters forging around US,
I:ob are calculated to enslsve and bring rs,
s.uI;scrion 10 an unlawful military despolism,
l-ob 81 can only emauste in country of con-
s.;,u,;onal law, from usurpstion, tyranny, and
Therefore |, Brigham Yonng, Governor and
cuaer;nteDdent of Indian Affairs for the Terri
."-y If Utah, in the name of the people of the
ra;tai States, in the Territory of Utah, forbid
First. All armed forces of every description
f,om coming into this Territory, under any pre-
t,nes whatever.
second. That all the forces in said Territory
lid themselves in readiness to march at q
mouenl's notice to repel any and all such in
VISION.
Third. Martial law is hereby declared to exist
Il this Territory, from and after the publication
cf mis- proclamation, and no person shall be
si)owsd to pass or repass into or through or
ron this Territory without a permit from the
proper othcer.
Given under my hand and seal, at Great
Sd. Lake City. Territory of Utah, this fifteenth
d,y Of September, A. d. eighteen hundred and
6fty-seven, and Of the Independence of the
TLi.sd States Of America the eighty. second.
BRIGHAM You've.
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THE NAT NAL ER A.
Washington, D. c.
@. BAILEY. EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR;
JOHN @. WHITTIER, CoRREsPoEDIsa EDITOR.
PROSPECTUS OF THE TWELFTH VOLUME
BEGINNING JANUARY /, 1858.

The National Era is an incorporating
opponent of Slavery and the Slave Power an
advocate of personal, civil, and religious hber-
ty, without regard to race or creed; foe to all
secret combinations to control the Ballot Box,
whether under the direction of priests or lay.
men, and to all measures directly or indirectly
countenancing prescription on account of birth
place or religion; friend of Temperance, the
Homestead, and all reforms calculated to secure
to Labor its just consideration, recompense, and
political weight, and to Trade, its Natural Free.
dom, in virtue of which every man has a right
to buy and sell in whatever market he pleases
1t regards Slavery, and the issues involved
in it, as forming the great Political Question OF
the Day; taking the ground, that Slavery, from
its necessities, instincts and habits, is perpetu.
ally antagonistic to Freedom and Free Labor,
and unchangeably aggressive; that its work.
ings can be counteracted only by permanent
system of measures; and it therefore has sup.
ported, and will continue to support, the Re-
publican Party, 90 long as it shall be true to
Freedom, holding itself, however, perfectly in.
dependent, at liberty to approve or condemn
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1t presents weekly C. salamary of General
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repository of a large portion of the most in.
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stea6fast friends. They have not forgotten
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EFFICACY OF THE oxYeENArED B1rrzRs

From J. C. Dunn, Esq, late GIN TEsassrer.
BosroN, June 6 fss2
GENTLEMEN I have been for years troubled oc.
casio ally with severe attacks of Indigesl on have con-
suited many physicians, tried AlopSthy and Hom,ora
Thy and can truly say have received more speedy aud
ehectual relieffom the OF the Oryseaaisd Brs mo-
cured from you, lA0h from al oltsr rc7di,s and mos,
cheerfnlly recommend them all who suffer from sim.
Ear affection. Yours truly,
JAMES c. DUNN
Numerous certificates have been received from cizens
of the highest respectabiliV Every dyspepuc will De
amply repaid fJr triLl ofthis medicine
Prepared ard Sold wholesale and retail oay by SFTH
w. FOWLE CO, lbs Washington street, Boston
Mass. and Tor sale by their agents everywhere 80