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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05
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TO THE MEMORY OF Dn. KANE
, sr;i; .MErRIcAL soNoDi.

BY FRANCES LiEBER.
We bury soldier
VIII. lowered arms and mutilsd drums;
Ru,, the grave once closed,
The fiter Joins the rafting drummer
And martial airs for soldierly steps
R.soand again briskly und loudly;
For The gallant are gay.
4 warrior is gone:
W. mourn with his kin
We gr.evs that the Ruler on high
Has hereft rs g" soon;
Eu. we rel ,ice at his deeds,
aud treasure his name,
Untold are ;ho blessings
Shoaered on nations;
But when Heaven resolves
TO signal His goodness
He bids people add a iresh name
TO the list y! the noble
Apa.: from piled up wealth,
Transmitted fame, and hollow distinction.
Let ia rejoice!
The gres. Knights Of The Hospital
Gathered three sacred pledges
In enc weighty vow
The vow OF the Soldier,
The Priest. and the Nurse.
Homage and honor
To :ae knightly nurses
OF Rhodes and of Malta
The heroes on land aud on sea
And by the bedside Of lepers.
Our Kane and his faithful companions,
Unbound by vow,
Wresi!ad, valiant like them.
Not with soldiers and swords,
But. 1itan-ike,
With unchecked Nature herself,
Where the lance OF man cannot wound her.
They went on their Polar errand
For weeping woman beyond the sea,
Who did not know
Whether she went as widow.
Kane was no priest,
But he trusted in God,
And prayed with his warning band:
He nursed them in sickness,
Aud healed their wounds;
They starved, and he hunted for them
Starving himself;
He served them, and savored their food;
lie MANNED, he led, and, seeing the danger
Darker than they did,
He CLING 10 his purpose and stili pressed on.
Painting and weak
In that long blind winter,
And brief binding summer,
He hoped. and d'fiused hope,
Gentle and strong;
With manly forecast weighing trtlss,
Daring!y Drawing the contest srcand him,
Battling with bewiIdsreu ice
And maddeniDg cold.
His fellows loved him,
And he patiently made
The lonely savage coutiding.
Thus be commanded.
God blesses the struggling,
And sent a, last the fiocking awks
To the outermost outpost
OF our searching race.
Where nothing grows, there grew
An unlading wreath, with icy diamonds,
For Kane and his sailors.
He returned and brought us
His name and bis records
An epic of manly endurance.
He felt once more the rays Of the sun
As he shines on tbs favored.
Providence, seeing
He had done his full work
Or struggle and glory,
Babe the struggier rest
And lie rests forever.
Rejoice and be thankful!
From Littell's Living Age
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05
vrvrR IOIyED THE .OPDrp

Tic editor Of the Memphis. Eagle and Enquirer
takps occasion, IN his i.sue of The Did nit. 10 an
nounce the public that he never j,iu.d .'wbat
wa. knowu the Original kuow. y o,hiug order"
- It e:,"s IL ;'co years from now it will take =
search warrant 10 find EIaU rho viii admit tina: h..
ever followed II dark lantern, through dark alley.
nro Gurk hole and there took the oats and enter.
m n;p lie mysteries of the secret order.-l Nashville
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05

This veteran. !lecr j. how III Washington, aud has
been in ATTENDANCE. 1t one of The Naval Cuurt- % In
guiry. He in the '.n:y :.i;:!i year oi his age
His presence wildly recalls The stirring through
which he passed furD;, the late with Great Brit
ain, nnd his rans ~ synonymous with victory. -
IIVastiacion Union.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05
Destructive E,rF IN sAyDr-sKy

St>ousKY, april 3D--.in extensive fire which
surned nearly hn!f II squlre, broke out AT M q
hour this morning, aEG ragged Tor two hours brto'
Wa ch"' i.'d. Several dwellings, with the cXt.l
bindings ~ tho >nnGU ~ Machine Company.
ia" contents, were destroyed. III. loss il estii9l
At 500 GjU. The in-uranc. il very small.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05

SASpusXv, Apr. ga are occurred here %
tins morning, destroying lie Sintu-ky Machine
pany'- buildings AMI r"Ui"'.'-; .ls", several ~
ing. l"s5 Sl00,On0. which il insured 20 the am
of So, $50.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05

GREAT CONTRACT FOR IRON ORE.-The
Fayetteville IN e Observer states, TIE authority
Of letter from John II lieuShton, Esq, Of Pitts
borough, that Northern company has agreed 20
furnish. on Deep river, within two years after the
wright Co. ssv.n millions Of dollars worth of black
band iron ore. This ore s 10 be manufactured on the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05

AUGUSTA, GA Ap;l. ga fire occurred a. }
!ach;coia Oh EnutrGHy, which destroyed the
warrhou'", containing , 90 bales OF coi:oa the
office. and ,nnuy sores and dwellings,. Tie loss
tinaied L, 500 GEO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05

COENECTiCUT.--SIx months ago the ma!
against VI. i rcfansn 10 Cnnu.c'cIt wa Zen u
sand 'hr". hundred and :hirtyive. Nov the
joriiy against ih- Democratic candidate for Cove
Is only about iJ"r hvQGre6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05

FIRE IN M0BllE.-A fire broke Oh: in No
Oh the 23h u';linG. which destroyed 'wn wnr-h",
AID '''ir Thousand bale Of hey. together win I"
m~rchGntz- The 'G.s is a,;i.ha'-i II S3'oyu-
sured FOR $!pCgO. One man was killed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05
TIITSESSEt..

Major Gus'avu' 4. Henry having declined
nomination for Congress rendered hin by the M
Mailing Convention oil the eighth Nashville
t'ict Of Tennes--e, Gen. f. X Zu'iicviler, the ~
Der from thst di.ric! in he la: Congress, snn"ua
himself sd all indepenir:I. candidate for re-eitc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05

attempt. simple statement ia sufficient i'F '"'
Sspiae'. 40 mr., vii! avail the Hh's.
We will merely add, tha: th"=: who oppose NJ
claims Of Maryland and Virginia 90 so on Tie sfo"''
tha. their ''advaGc-s" were designed as s"LS-"'
lea, however w.ivh the term itself e1cudes'--I@'''"
1yj,.,,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05
FREE LABOR IN NEW YORK.
New York Evening Pos, says

I IIc -NGN I'I q Z FLNE 'Ist SOY
High wages, unusual privileges. and poor ser
wants. are said to be III. familiar trial. this season
OF al New York h"usekeepers. Ten, twelve aud
fifteen dollars freely ash.d, and the prices once
thought Eiraral. OF six, seven and eight dollars a
month, wi! rarely command either skill, expert
euce, or character"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05

DEATH OF 4 WELL.KNOWN WRITER
WHEEliNG. Va May Nv. Is. Buchanan, /
of Marrh-i county. Va, II ws'l knnwn Virginan.
dscasa of the heart. Mr. IS. IA. G3 wears OF
and hnG long been connrc;-! correspondent
the National luteiig.ncer and Home journal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05

Mr.. DALLAS.-It il Understood, Gays the !
de!phla Inquirer, tina; this grn'l"rnan will MOI /
called. hut b. permitted To r-laain abroad rs oI.
he may !cel disposed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05

NEW ORLEANS MARKET, ArsIL W
ton.-Sa'es to cry of $50 na'-s at ~ cts. io' "
ding. Receipts today $3.50 bales. Sugar y - =,
ant OF lOi /! cts -Four ndva'cn:; sa.e' g.
81. Mixed Corn ~. Pork is du!I.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET, APRIL :
Bot cattle O:.er.rra SEQ head, salee ~
70 sl3 per 100 les. Sheep aud Lamb'-ohr.
900 head, md sales e. - 81 TO gil. swine"
al s. 81 q 81 I'D per IGDlhs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05

Excess o; Richmond and Tide Water, sol $50"
With all deiercmcc do question III" correctness Of
the abridged statement" aud shall b. happy for
Tide Water 10 redeem his PROMISE especully II
i. .Spri an easy NATTER" The italics in the iurego
ins extract my own. Permit me 10 add that
believe Tide Water" is mistaken in his "rsrima:e."
VIRGINIA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05

CHARLESTON MARKET, APRIL 3.-lot
Sales for the week 4GGti bai,s; market closing d
decline. Middling Il. litc h cs Is dep'es'
but the.e is 10 quotabls decline.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05
POSITION IN SLEEpiNG

II ia better 10 20 10 sleep the tight side for then
the stomach Is very much III the position OF bottle
turned upside doGi, and the contents ara aided in
passing out by gfav,"tion. II goes to sleep on
the lett side, the operation Of emptying the stomach
of it's contents liz more like DRAWN. water from a
well. After going 10 sleep, Let the body take It's
position. Ii you sleep your back, especially soon
after hearty meal. the weight of the digestive or.
sns and tina: OF the food, resting the great vein
Of the body, near The backbone, congresses it, and
arrests the How OF the blood more less. IL the
arrest partial the steep il disturbed, aud there
UNPLEASANT dreams. II the mea; has been recent or
hearty the arrest is decided. and the various
seusatons such as falling over precipice, or the
pursuit of wild beast, other impending danger,
and The desperate effort to get rid Of it, arousee Us,
and eends OF The sagnatiDg blood, aud We wake in u
fright or trembling, or perspration. or feeling Of
hauston, according to the degree OF stagnation and
the !erglh aud strength Of the effort made to escape
ITO danger. But when We are not able to
eecape the danger. when we fail over the pr.cipice,
when she 'amb!ng building brushes US, what then :
Tia, Is dc1't That the death of those whom ii s
SAID ~h-a found ielcSs in thor bed in the morning:
:" hat t.y were ne Well IA they ever were Inc Jay
or"re; aud often it is added, and, ate hesrtler than
comm"n! ibis Last. a frequent cause of death to
sNose who have gone bea 10 w4ke no more, we give
merely as q private opinion The possibility OF i's
truth eh"ns1 10 ceter any rational man from late
aud DeeT'S meal tns WE know, with certainly, that
waking up IN TIE night with painful diarrhes or
cholera or bilious coic. ending in death in q very
short time, /. property traccatl To late large meal
The truly wise will take the safer side For
who eat three times day, it is amply suffirieot 10
naae the last rnea! CT cold bread and butter and
cap of some warm drink, 40 one can s;arye ON i,
ws;.e perseverance ia the habi; bes-tsn yiro
.ous appetite for breakfast, promising OF Gnv ~,
olnfort.-! HATS Journal Of Hrehh
IN DEATH UNDIvIDED.-A gentleman, named
Samuel Turn.-, died in Yorkville, South Carolina,
short time since, ~ the nearly cc@ens-isn age of
SO years. Daring hi long life maiden daughter
had lived with him. nurstd him in old age, and re
signed all other society hid associations for The
pleasure OF loving, with beautiful and rare dsinter
es;edness and being loved by he, venerable parent.
In two days after his decesse she died also, at the
age of72 years. Life had lost its single charm she
sought a renewal Of it's Vaccinations in heaven
llNatche= Courier
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05

the interior. Gen. Mora WA d7iy expected al 1''!
town. Carlos,
EvGs bed cen, Collector O custom. 10 81.
ana Cen Inrs had s-nt rim haa!- WI" -, Ill
to inform R;va4 ;h:, he Moral wo"!t a"t"n Ia,
the co,;.rtiu. the. rns to b. done ca 10. rhaf,a.
river IN. colv Other Item We have BY li't bv
is, that Walker would BE- compelled 10 sun
or before this time. ,,. ~ Csrtha.
cena, and the Cossack will Join her tor Il. re-
having been rid OF the .illibusters sic Iii S,..r
through the Agent ct the United States 'nI', osrl The
ship Company, vino has admitted 'n''''
Granada.
IMPORTANT FROM BOGoTA.
. ,,.,.,nI,, r,arrnoxnrxcE-THE FotR POINTS
DEMANDED by TuruytrED sTAIEs-sh On r.ry
REFUSES AND pE.ayDs oSE HuNpRhp IN ,,r r,r.
THOUSAND DOLLARS INDEMNITY f'N
TENTH OF APEIL >o,ob l7nh The
Gec..a Ofr;,J and the Ii.mpo puhish '"e 'oI p
deuce between Messrs. Bowi'n ana 'i"' o. ,o,.
Pombo and (ionzales. Il appears th.. WIZ ~, ,i
said by the Ti-;np1 TO have been n,-, amt IN.
United States Government are "''
following il the actual de;nhhd. IA ,,,;n
1T 'Tu cnns,iIut. the cities {" f:he. "'io ','p''i
wall iuiu t.vo independent m'h'c.Pa."'', 1872
dent and neutral: viii, TIE power vi SCI" gov 81
extending territory .. ..i ~ ,n ,r,n.t
side of the railroad. Per"c' ifetn"'i' W ne re-
ronts Nen;ruli,v and liberty Guaranteed me ."S
yrreie,nty not chamEtd. Other nations I" pe invite"
10 Join III the guarantee. :. en- .,.,..;,,,
81 70 ced 10 the United S:arH IN iu'i sovereign
.. ,ha t,o email ,cn"s OF Islands III the bay OF fa
,o fr naval station. and all the rights and prI'
y;lerrs reserved in the Railroad contract for an am
3D. To pay fnr the damages accustomed by the out
break on lie 18th April.
a'h The sum to be paid by the United State..
All these New Granada absolutely aud dH;Gea!y
r.ie,.s, ans, in her turn claims tho sum Of Sl5oo"'
fam IL. United States ior damages done 10 Panama
and New Grauadian citizen; by Americans OH the "'h
q ~. y
l,.nsdn for the rude protest of Col. Ward dated
April DIST aud Tor Tie disrcspectful letters oil Comuo
dore Mcrviu. aad Capt. Bailey.
The rotos Of Sors. PoGino aud Gonzales are long
and full Of false assertions and incorrect deddctlons
In the House "f Representatives it has been pro-
posed to raise loau OF S500,000, in case New Gre
| NADIA was attempted 10 bs invaded by the United
| STATES.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05

The late Elliot; C.e-soa o; Philadelphia ir''
~iii ;h- sgiG Of = 600 Tor tn benefit O soc'e!
providing ncu.s for aged .reii
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05

Mr.. Everett hos delivered his Warrington cratic n
before the Young Mems Association in Chicago.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05
Err HE ENlMlEer.


Messrs. E4i!ors In your paper OF Friday morn
ing writer over the signature of Tide Water es.
sails the position taken by YOU that, in the selection
OF al Attorney General for the State OF Virginia, re-
-rence SHOULD not be made 20 the claims OF any par
hc"i"r s.c'ton IF tie SiGte.
ConcuTrius a. do with you most cordially, in the
propr;e;y aud justice Of The position you have az
su:neG, and, therefore, differing from Tide Water,
beg leave 10 ask the author before proceed 10 the
consideration Of the article il question, 10 relieve tn
subject of all embarrassment, by giving The uanes az
tn. officers resident in the CITY If Richmond AID
county of llenrcu, vino hold the different offices 10
which he Gudes, and he value of each office, aud to
do the thing with regard the offices held by
citizens of the tide water region To this request
presume he will readily accede from the following
language in his communication:
IF tie corsstn.ss0f he abriig,d statement yuss
GaHtj cW BE-" rgry 'a<y m0'ksr Ia girrths sairi.S
md o1fccs eff all Me o6ic,ais residsN in R;cl,aoad
and i'qr!c0. The estimate embraces Tie salaries ct
both State and Federal offices.
OFFICES ~ RICHMOND.
Annual value of Offices held by ciIzeus of
Richmond and leuricu, SO GEO
BY Tide Water Virginia, 1900
By Tide Water and citizens OF Richmond, sS9,Ono
Value of the offices in Richmond. held by CITIZENS
of the VALLEY, of thu North WEST the SourH WET
H.,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05

piacs'Is E,.,c,ed 70 EnjUce tic M"c"'a'0S"
| Clam.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05

The site and nnne Of The postoilice Wnrinr':er,
Nelson co. Va has been changed 10 Csbell's Mile,
aud j. Gratran Cahe appointed postmaster, vice
James Nisus DECREASED
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05

AUGUSTA CouNrY--A. III III. STUART, Esq. former
" Srcre,ory OF the Interior and Mt one tim krpre
sentative ia Congress, has accepted the nomination
ot the "Whgs and Americans" OF Augusta county
vir,inia 70 represent them in the State Seuate.-
Bolivar Christian Nathaniel Massie. and j. Marshall
McCue are nominated for the House of Delegates.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05

THE MiRiaE Cohrs.-Brevet Meiur Jacob Il lin.
now ATTACHED L" tho marine barracks ~ the Ports.
mouth (Na) navy yard has received orders fo take
the command of the marines at the Washington navy
yur
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05

SENTENCED To THE PESirFNrIhRY.-A man hr
the nlme u! WoDnacot has been sen'euc"d "a TIE
Perentiary, from Norfolk county, Tor firing house.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05

4 SrRrKf.-The "boilefs'' in tho several rolling
mills at Wl-"ling Va ARE ~ str:i" nr higher w,
ges-;hcy euaud 500 per ton Instead ot $50 Us
heretofore.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05

Value OF the offices in Richmond. held by citizens
of the VALLEY of thu NORTH WEST, the SorrH WET
md pIrDNoSr SIHGlSIl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05

SENTENCE observation-disclosures Wise has com
,nuted The sentence OF Kreeme convicted III Fairfax
county OF murder. 10 ten years imprisonment III me
pcnl,rnary The sheriff OF Fairfax has conveyed
kreeue to Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-05-05

THE CoMEr.-The Norfolk Herald is informed hy
gH ienhn that he and several others saw the comet
Tuesday night in r. ncrtiw.sterly direction. This
il not the greni cr:shcr which persons to"!shy
aeg" IS to Strike the earth, but the one seen by Lieut..
Maury.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-21

EXTRAORDINARY CASE


child had commenced hreHking out last
which gradually extended over Tie entire
aad including both oars which much eaten by The
sores a 10 cause me both would drop OIL
tried all ertsed and domestic remedies without
any good results then procured and applied niue oii
on II began better the bottle got and we ap
Piled gals tit again began to get worse MY eidcr dangh
icr ,nd pa get that OIL sisters heal
looked much when used it We get another
,tie and her head nearly well This was an aggra
yaod case and took every day to wash IT, and II
WIS very offensive one bottle rei assured WIZ cure
her entirely there but little Of the disease remaining
Non are entitled this and for the benefit oi Others take
great pleasure in giving you this eeruteae 90 ,,,,,,
Respectfully b. /, 'hAhh'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-21
TERMS

,,paINIAN il published daily at So and tr ".'k ) az
Inc in Ne paper Will be discontinued tk
50 PEI Ne on of the Propretors until all arrcarages shall
ave been pad arm ,ser,sd for 80 cents per square
less fol FIRST Insertion and ~ cts ior eaea eon
rc will be ged for each Insertion the humou M
aa ns. ont and charged accordingly re am,
dereo o TUE. EARLY RATES Akh; Az.
do do '''''''''
,ane i do semi.w eeky ...'...''''....' "a
for both papers SUBJECT 10 spe
ia contract. al 10 li,,l,ed to their immediate o
Nv ~ tho advertisements charged at transeh, tHes
~ All new advertisements appear Il" ' ' ~
weekly papers ,,t,, oxc.ea ., ,ht lines are charged
t-gys Obituary hol''S "'N"
aRl,fo the eXcess
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-21
NEW-Y0RK ENTS.
Z anm0EtpAnsp ANn sgpNOssAUls uM

j PLD1 FOR THE NtNrEU.--lrrsons IN
enuGtfF IN search If rml Amcnt Of income,
fill up their lir, hours mnY hear of such hy incusinE two
stamps, pay Tasitge to Professor JAMES f. HORNE
No Ia5I NtN Netk Posi- Onicc The mpuYmunt is 6t
ted To either life imnatca II article OF
daily al he manufactured my person
dwelling secured h1 eeiS gl sales permanent -four
An agent is wanted IN every town In the Union,
ian lI1lm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-21

J. Z
sleigh ride this winter past discovered my horse
H. raw and the skin of place largc than my hand from
NO Traces rubbing on the thigh applied your
nm rf on and in a day or two he well Another case
mule which working my dray became unable to
walk On exaIniong his foot discovered nail about two
hes long up head Ny driver aud the neghbors said
c would good for nothing. drew the nail OUT Inserted
piece of n your Turf OIL and set him to work at once
an from ha moment has lost hour but is as good
"a eyer also badly sagged the outside OF
his thigh places about two inches deep ana Tour
inches wild, from which stiff day two Your Turi
On was Piled and brought them out entirely sound II
rly s one of the greatest remedies for have
Known and have lived in rug for several years Use
this l. think proper. Very truly, . ...a.-
10 Nessrs. Dove Il Co. ~ D. u. W WEiSltfli
For sale by s1KOliihh " Nhil i1hbAbt
dG,, LynchhurP
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-21

~ NERS photographic Portrait Gallery, Main Street i
doors from Bridge Street LynchhurR Va 4 Hdu IRA 4" m
HfiGgrnphir the "AmbToiSpo IN
Positive glass tinted and in ."lurf, passing
beauty durability effect aud life Ike "spcsSnn Rn
STYLE OF Portraits or Miniatures before drawn by rcnci
of light.
For neness rounduess depth Of light and shade aud rth
tone they wonderful They whh"ut me BAf
the DagucrTrntye br seen In any hRh hhh right ana
LEFT showing views Of the ite.
They In duh and clnudy weather hs wei ms IA
cearwcathcr Mt very short attings ana eaScd ana ha""
without delay
lie ha. iusi returned the North, with every improve
M ut in the art has repaired aud fitted his Gallery IN
new style and would be pleased 10 wall on all
who may favor him with cali Photographs plain or cnproi
In oil or water IN tho 6nest style of the mt
Bapucrrcptyp,s Paintings. Drawings, &c. copied oni
and deceased persons taken nj the
shortest notice
RFMEMBt- Charges moderate and kencssos warranted to
please Stock for sale aud instruction Ia the art.
oct Al ta N y. TANNER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-01-21
BALTIMORE.


,Nu u,u 4 =, m n Oul Al. OFFICE, ."s. sm.
Urinary bamo,e instituted a. ~ ,,iifug iNsIK
t,ag street Tfifisaate o., the Iori omeo Noo
Eip or NJ fFE REptfIREp--Dr Mills, an experienced
Physician tho Aopn,hc School, may hs Complementary VT
sult ed N all ca % ate nature - dseh'o
Nm uow,y rsauir-d IL Cave In NOT E"rs'a' A.,
practical experience of aver 10 years onap,eS 81,
In The shortest, possible limo 10 '"'
objected.
extensively celebrated for the cnectnal ahdroey ~,
tassrs Of Scctat beas"s was established y" W" VIZ "
teur- from Quaekcry ovcr 70 wears ago
The sstgh ltcputni'""
this n-ltuon could rtmie public notice uhheeVNaa'Y
,ot for the many apro here treatment who nave
Acltd their monty mattehled by The Mno
flourish largely the public pn.s with whom o"' Guy
Amic,cd bc your G""rd,
would avoid injury, peennhfy loss "o"''pP'"','''
e,k early medical proper uoath"ht can he "ha
ed VI makes allurng professions r'"hh"'s II" "'e
than he will honornhy perform -.
secondary nnd Chronic Gases. -.
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Month Itching and Tenderness the Nose NotchoA or
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the oldest aud mos, invo"rar ct s"rh cases. III " "
willing 10 stake hts honor aud reputation
The Triumph OF SCic""c. =,
Tho remedies of Dr NJ In restoring strong and manly wy
r reno, atins shattered constitutions spoea
y all debility injury incurred nom certain so'o' ha" NV
unsurpassed by any discoveries OF th' age.
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nav ber, nnd certain aud thousands from tl
use have realized tho sw,ct huon ct " which, nom nv
allure Of Quackercs, In Their 'hef'" ""'''S' '' ~ ~
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hhls practice, 80 .,,
Long spc,iencc In he treatment offema'c an',oN WI
vona senaas qualities Dr NJ To afford harry h"fg anu
OBJECT tBrc In the Nommuninntom Haefoa
y guarded aud treatment marked h sA,ll mud doie"ey
Or. Mills Great Preventive.
This sovereign Rencdy applicable TO ohhc, ReS w no am
duly prepared by mail lav.pi of s1 or 10y r'miW Wv
pr, crtption viii bo included ,,- -, , n,
MILLS BAiriMoNr deters rost pad) Medicines sen' Ii
any direction by mail or express