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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-12

d WARE HOUSE. ~ p BoLLtNGBHOuk 81 rErIRs-
BURG, Val have established myself for the transaction OF
General Iron, See Metal business and invine the
Virginia and North Carolina Merchants visiting this
market examination of my large and varied assortment,
my bcin VIII enable sell The
lowest kaa Roaia. Maehinss Black smiths and the
trade generally wHtud 1t TO THEN interest my stock
before purchasing clse here.
Orders thankfully received and promptly Nttcnldta.
dju THDS :. GlIIIAM
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY, &C.
Once Of the -. -. Railroad 10.
PtTsRsHtNG, sept -. lra5.
WINTER sS1sEDtIE.-f--. IA :. :
w ca ard sfler " esines das, tho isl -

IA, ~ October the MAJ and Passenger .1A
Tram Iease Petersburg daily Sundays oxseqted9 at
a II. srise Al DafkHse ,Juncon at ~ Al aud at
f-yH,bGHHs al u. I ii.
I4f4se .ar5har- At 81 atoeA A y. Arrive Bnfke
,4s #dnuaiiauI 4. II and apPcic rsburg a. , T. II
g. ABLsIPs
ant
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esAHPEH'S WEEKLY JOURNAL, Of civil
faon lsp.C ius last of cover of lIarpcrs
magazine for boccnbsr) This journal Viii be furnished by
number month by the subscriber at his Store
of losing when
single numbers 4ot through the na Tho first number
Willie Uod ON h first Of january, and desiring the
Paper uEcr shorter period will please leave their
names with 4. MORSE
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,i,"1.H l "aEN mnrwEElN "a,

y n y .-7--
u BALTIMORE AND RICHMOND by steam SrLLi4s
BEIN IDERE and POCAIIONTAS--1he
STEAMER BELYIDEkE leaves baltimore every SATaR-
DAY AFTERNOON or Richmond Returning, leaves III IL
MDND every TUESDAY, AFTERNOON for Baltimore
The fDtAIlONTAS leaves BALTIMORE WE'D
Nl5SbAS AFTERNOON for Richmond Returning, leaves
RICHMOND oYery SATURDAY AFTERNOON Tor bati
timare
shippers baltimore by these Boats have thei
goods Iclr cSuy Monday and Friday of each week.
MlAr2N Il-DLAM a " AISON Kclnnonl Va
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IL Clothing aud Furnishing Goods 10 Main Street Rich
meud, va. l-.G Etll Sto X ir5d.
In calling attention TO the stock Of Goods introduced by the
Subscribers perhaps would well nofire the If
rapidly Increasing with all sections of the STATE, during
have been located In Richmond And rs an intro
Is lake advantage Of
ti- medium by which make ourselves known, expecting of
COURSE that examination all parties will judge Tor them
selves particular merits being perfectly satisfied that
the customers notions and judgment must be consulted
We receiving Fall Stock aud purchasers
thnt the Gents Wearing Apparel Will
receive attention and the assorted lines will at all times be
found complete that customers wants Will be supplied
Having every facility for the proper prosecution OF bust
hope make the fact apparent TO customers and
satisfactory trade During the last year have tit
ted expressly Tor Gents Furnishing Goods. where
may find every thing pertaining that Department
In the Clothing Department the Stock to
be perfect In point Of durability, Fit and Styles because
make every thing ourselves and have hesitation in
goods will be found equal to the best order work the
country Watching the various changes OF Fashion parties
assured finding the latest and make in Store
subject to their Inspection and approval call solicited by
GROSUoNG 4 IIPMAN.
gppl Is No Ma Ria nd Va
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n
" 80 Cases | Il n l. Mass Leorice
~ ! ( y "a e"
100 Half Cases I "
zoe
All II consignment aud for sale am b.,
THO. BRANCH \ SONS.
1 D.. A.1Lr--
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-12

-, ~ ras4as7E.sal VIRGINIA n TENNESSEE
ff44 ~ aff.%~tEs EAlI-ROAIJ.--Dn Thursday, IA
l9ih of June the Passenger Tram will
commence unuins 10 Salt Works Branch Junction
AZ Isl trn mt
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NV YORK PACKETS This uey, hon, Z :. !. =
.Ha =#ipasasi q f#lla4s ing vessels, aud sas
,=4#5k sses three days Al owusd IA tie city O
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gsss.spasl s2ss. whole

---------------@-8- tulIo3. Y aIsn tl0es,
Belts and Porte Monies Percussion ups, unpo dr Patent
Shot Balls, Pow der Flasks Pouches and Bes BIRD Bags
Nipples and Wrcnches, Washing Rods aud liehlers Dog
Chains aud Collars. GUN Makers Materials ar. &c n RE
NDINEES aud FIVE SHOOTERS NJ manufacturers prizes
10 the tradc SUTHERLAND
NJ I}2 Main street opposite Eaee Square Richmond Va
DIPLOMA
OF TN WRIST q Ass WAS AWARDED Ely THE Virginia
MECHANICS INSTITUTE foK I1lE fuMn11OH
OF fHE MECHANIC ARTS To
SAM IL SWITZERLAND. OF fItHNbND, NliGA
Fur q GU Ms, PISTOL aud XII LIS, eNhhtd
The Exhibition Of Articles of American Manufacture, he'd
the civ of Richmond On the 10th day OF Ny, lssi.
JAHTs ". IFwEIifN, j. A BEINlN,
Secretary. President.
Il fl-tu f,4
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VIRGIN. q TENNEssrg

l. y IL ~@....1 RAIL KOAp-<OTltE TO SNIP
iERS OF Production ana after
he lst day Of October @b Bacon and Vcnison viii H.
ece'edter transportation transported upou this road
lee packed IA Ca-k-, ii", shoads Crates or Boxes
l'A eriete the l'sil i. II GILL.
sen IN lRPnt YttN
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ONA SCOTIA, No. eui slerriug-.-A few
~ barrels for sale Iow TO elase a cons sulncnt.
II. {. HARDY & co.
sep 2ddts Petersburg
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.vOs CAN RtA WaTtnIs "a =, -,

a sgOHksE PASTE. Tor safely,
II. &. Ii ARDY & co
sep % dts Petersburg
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1875.
II ALI. sly LIZ HATS

GeAls' fine Philadelphia Fall style Molcskin Hats Nuu
do. real beauties aso the OH Dominion Flat Brms very
Tho Hats made by Of taste and equal any
style and quality and offered init and please h ni rcspec
ep l. SrABt RN
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-12
Giving Drink to the Thirsty.

At the side of a beautiful lane in the south of England stands well, lately made there by the piety and charity of gentleman who himself once experienced great mercy on that spot and who heard that such gift would be much valued by the neighboring villages, as the only water they could fetch in abundance lay at cons 'derable distance from them. Close to the well rises a stone cross, the work of the same good man. Perhaps he put it so rear, because he wished to teach the passer by that by its virtue alone our purest earthly blessings are procured for us; or perhaps, because he desired every one who went there might be reminded that in the midst of all good things the thought of our own cross should never be far from us, lest we should forget to take it up daily. ac- cording to our Saviour's command. However this might be, there it is, the cross by the well; and at the time write, early in July, the hon. eysuckle twined itself around the holy form of the cross, and the wild roses hung peeping over the wall below. Circling this no one could help observing some blessed words, which the country people often read with reverence as recollecting from Whose divine lips they had once come. "Whosoever drinketh of this eth of the water that shall give him, shall never thirst"
 It happened one very hot Saturday morning that Alice Holmwood had been seEt to this well by her mothar to fetch some water for the wants of large family, whose need was more urgent than usual the last day of the week And now she had filled her buckets for the second time, and was going home, when, feel ing little weary with drawing, she stood still for moment, and leaned awhile against the cross. Alice was not an ignorant or thought less child SO, as she thus rested herself, she remembered him to whom the cross was no place of repose, but rather his burden and his torture. She called to mind, with love and with wonder, the bitter suferrings Of that mar vellous time and casting her eyes upon me clear waters below, recollected that not the least of them was the feeling of burning drought which our dear Saviour endured, and which l in order that Gods will might be done, caused His exclamation, "I thirst" Ahi thought Alice, evep if had been there, at the foot o'
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-12

ANEcDorE. Spanish friar rcturnin. night to his convent from some company
 he had been too well entertained, hapl
 to encouSter streak of moonshine in the I which he innocently enough mistook for Y He accordingly prepared for passing it, by justing his lower garments and offering tc patron saint all the prayers which in his prss state he was capable of thinking of. HS, passed dry shod over his cataract of moonik he reported it as a MIRACLE to his cont from whence it was soon widely proclsr' and universally believed, to the honor or wonder working saint.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-12
ONE OF the most outspoken of Meth

ONE OF the most outspoken of Metk- preachers was Old Gruber." He was Hard She'll" On one occasion, he as. in divine worship, where young Presbyte f clergyman preached violently against so.e. the doctrines of Methodism. Brother Gs,as,e was asked to close services with prayer, lew he did, and, as is customy, prayed for thess d ister. Oh, Lord, " said he, bless the pri o CT who has preached to us this morning.. naahe his heart as soft as his head is, ands, {, he may bs able to do some good"
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-12
Winter Song.

IT the winds blow.
 And the snows snow, $ And the fire snap spite, Love is alive on winter night When the stars glisten,
 Listen ! 0 listen! . If the world Dc white, Ho! there is fun in winter night. Lot the winds blew then, Let the snows snow then. And the jMesld wax white, All is right on a winter night
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-12

% KEEP your temper in dispute. The eool mer fashions the rcd hot iron.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-12

A HARD HIr.-"I have always preserved my reputatiop," said Mrs.-, one evening addressing herself rather pointedly to Mrs -. "You always set ridiculous value on trifesp reioined the insulted fair one
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-12

TREAT man like a dog, end you make one.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-12

KEEP your own counsel.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-03-04
CE TT FIG

The following statement of the Rev. l.. N.
Peasc, Sup't Of the Five Points House of In.
dustry, as given below, is one that speaks vol.
VINES as to the valuable properties Of this rem.
cdy.
Dir. c.. A.. Lconard-Sir Il take a pleasure
in transmitting to you the following facts, in re-
lation TO a cure perfected by the use Of yonr 4.
A. Fever ane Aguc Remedy, upon one of the
inmates OF the House of Industry. John Young
who has been suffering from the chills and fe-
vcr during the past five months, was in Novem-
Der last attack cd, and the paroxysms were as
severe as any | ever knew almost instant re-
lief was experienced on giving the first dose :;
on the expected day of return, it was adminis-
tered, and it had the happy effect of interrupt
ing the paroxysms. Since then every vestige
of the disease has left him, and lie has recover
cd his former wonted appearance and health.
Truly yours, &c, J.. ". Pease.
New York, Jan. IS, 1856.
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Busine ss Notices.

The existence OF so many cssos nf Rbeumo
'Sm anu unmanageab'c Dropsics in our section
OF the country, has been traced to the immoLc-
rate and inju"icious use of Arscnic aud Meycu .
ry in cases Of Fever and Ague, as they can only
cicek the symptoms, without removing the
cause 1t Is not TO he wondered Mt that these
complaints continue amongst us 50 long as they
are used. The afflicted will saw. tell us Dion
what shall we use in their stcad2 We reply
use L'onards 50 uth a mcricanFever and Agu,
Kennedy, which contains neither of those pcrni-
cious drug, and the disease will , anish like dew
before the rising sun.
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TO the Stockholders
OF
Lancaster, Kershaw, and Surrounding
untr

A I n Plantation recently purchased from
"A p. Il. Hammond, Esq, : miles est Of
Lancaster c. H., will be kept pclm,ne.tl,
one fine Imported Jack, Black - .niard, md
n fine Mahogany Bay Stallion, Eagle Eve,
a superior %trotter, possessing ua!.tna..tmg
game and wonderful power Of endurance.
Also, my fine Brahmin Bull, DIDO. , ,ears
old in April next, aud ~recenIly awarded Il
premium at the State Agricultural Fair 1t
Columbia. The Brahlnin was imported a
few years ago from the Fast Indies. andafo
said TO travel 50 or 80 miles perlay. Com
bined with superior milching qualities. I'M
equailcds symmetry ofform, with TIE action Of
the Deer and the high prices they readil,
sell for, place them beyond all doubt, far
superior to any breed now Oh the face Of
the globe. These 3 fine animals vii each
be Sl2 by the insurance. Care will DC IT,
ken to prevent accidents,-no responsibility
should any occur. $40 will be charged for
J%ennets, so cents to the Groom in every
case.
Apply to thu GrOom ON the premises.
Also, will be carried on Il Blackspi,a rhop
by one of the best negro SmIiu's auy.yn.r.
70 lie found. Charges rcasonabIr and VOL
well done.
Jan. l4th 1887. 48--tr.
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1860 prizes amounting to S2O4,COO
Tickets $40; Halls IS; Quarters 80. so
PLAN OF TIE LOTTERY,

The Numbers from I to 10000, CORES
ponding with those Numbers on the Tickets
printed on separate slips OF paper, are encir.
clcd with small TN tubes, and placed in one
wheel.
The first 2l2 Prizes. similarly printed and
cncirclcd, are placed in another wheel.
The wheels are then reyolved. and num-
Der is drawn from the wheel of Numbers.
and at the same time 4 Prize is drawn from
the other wheel. The Number and Prize
drawn out are opened and exhibited IT, the
audience and registered by the Commission.
crS, tho lrlZc being placed against the num-
Der drawn. This operation is repeated until
aIl the Prizes are drawn out.
APPROXIMATIONS PEixEs.-Thc two prc.
cccd'ng and the two succeeding Sambcrs to
those drawing the first 10 Prizes vii. be en-
titled 10 the - Approximation Prizes, ac-
cording 10 the scheme.
The 5000 Prizes of $40 will be dcterm-
med by the last figure of the Number that
draws the 500. 600 Prize. For cyompIr. if
the lumber drawing the $4,000 Prize ends
with No. |, then all the tickets whcr. the
number ends in l will be entitled to $40
II the Number ends with No. ., then all the
Tichcts where the Number ends in = will be
entitled to.S2O, and so on to 0.
Certificates of Packages will be sold at
the following rates, which is the risk
Certificate Of Package of 10 Whole
Tickets. $40
Certificate Of Package of 10 Half
Tickets, 40
Certificate of Package of 10 Quarter
Tickets, 90
In ordering Tickets or Certificates.
Enclose the money 10 our address for the
Tickets ordered, on receipt of which they
will be forwarded by first mail. Purchasers
can have tickets ending in any figure they
may designate.
The list Of drawn Numbers and Prizes
will be sent TO purchasers Immediately af.
ter the drawing.
30" Purchasers will please write their
signatures plain, and give their Post Office,
County and State.
sds Remember that every Prize is drr wn
and payable in GGil without d.ductiom
~ Az prizes of sl,O0n and under, paid
Immediately after the drawing-othar prizes
at the asaal tiGae Of thiEty d.ys, in rul! w!th-
out deduction.
Al communications strictly confidential.
PFize Tickets cashed or renewed in other
Tickets at either Office.
Orders for Tickets or Certificates can be
addressed either 10
s.. SWAN g. co, Atlanta, Ga,
or S.SWAN,M Montgomery, Ala.
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Misc ellaneous
SOUTH CAROLINA.

Martha Knight, ct. al. Ia Equity, Lancas-
vs. ter Dist. Bill for
Joseph Welsh, Win. Performance II d
Welsh, and others. forfeit Title.
IL appearing to my satisfaction that Jo-
scr'' Welsh, and William Welsh, two Of the
deicndrnts in the above case, reside without
The limits of the State, on motion Of Gin
ton, Solicitor for complainant, it is ordered
that The said Joseph " clsh and WIN. Welsh,
defendants "n above stated case, do answer.
plead or demur To the said Bill, on or before
the LIST day Of June 1857, otherwise judy
ment pro coniesso will be ordered against
each and both of them.
JAMES II. WITHERSPOON.
&. f.. l.. ID.
Feb. %, 1857. 2-3m-p f Sc 90
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Mr.. A.. +. Sterling, of this city, has consen-
ted to the publication of the following facts,
oScr his signature, concerning a cure perfected
by the use o, this remedy, which facts are cor.
roborated by the Rev. l.. IL. Pease, who was
acquainted with all the circumstances.
M. G. A.. Lconard-Dcar Sir:-Some ten
days since, heard of a poor but deserving
German, III Mulberry Street, who was suffering
from n severe attack of chilIS and fever. con-
tracted in the low grounds, near Newark, y. J..
| gave him one bottle of your South American
Fever and Aguc Remedy, aud It affords me
pleasure to say, that the disease has been bro
ken up by its use, and a permanent cure cfec-
ted. Truly yours. a. ,. STERLING.
New York, Nov. G., 1856.
am acquainted with the facts set forth in
the above certificate, and can witness TO the
truth OF the statements therein contained.
l.. W. PEASE.
Spn't Eivn yp,;,t, U,,,,o r l.
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A LIST OF LETTERS.

Remaining in the Post Office Mt Lancas.
ter c. II. s. G. January lst 1857.
w. r. Bennett, Miss. p. G. Brown. Mary
Buck }. ID. Caskey, X. J. NJ. Dump, w. l..
Faulkner, H. +. Fincher, Louisa A. Hemby,
Martha Hunt, J.E. Hanna, w r. Hood,
Edith Horton, Barber Hood, ]. Long, Miss.
r.. Massey, J. ID. McCraney, K. Montgome-
~, X. IL. Nicely, f.. Il. Rankin, DR.. c. b.
Stone, r. N. Sims, X. NJ Stokes, ID. l..
Stllwcll, Il. X. Wheat, Sarah Williams,
Saml. Williams, Mrs, A. T.. Waters, iona
than Wallace, Michael Wise, Thos. 1'IdweIl,
w. w. Taylor.
Persons calling for letters in the above
list will please say they are advertised.
THOS. r. MAGILL, T.. NJ.
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UOLLO WAYS l.

have been placed by common consent of ma H.
Kind, at the head Of internal remedies. To say
'hatin warm climates they save thousands upon
thousands Of persons annually from falling Il
sacrifice. to dyspepsia, dyscntcry, diarrl,ea, con
Sepat'on' liver complaint, general debility, re-
mittent fever, etc is simply to relate a fact at
tested by clouds Of witnesses. No sufferer from
scoroutic affections has ever failed to experience
relief from them. and they are guaranteed to cure
chronic diseases of the internal organs, which
have previously bafaed the skill of the most sue
cessiul practitioners.
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New Advertisements,
ADMINISTRATORS EOTICE.

Persons indebted to the Estate Of 4. $.
Bailey, deed. Chose claims that are duc)
arc informed that these demands urc rcQulr-
ed to he p"id forthwith. This notice must
suffice, as the demands are too small and too
numerous for the subscriber to make u per.
,ouaI appeal in each ease. The money is
absolutely needed 10 settle the debts ur the
Estate. and all who disregard this notice,
will find, that to the original debt will be-
added that Of costs for collection.
W. VI. ,ONNORS Alm'r.
March ). 1857. 3-3t
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New Advertisements.
Headquarters.

GENERAL ORDERS, NO 6.
i will parade for Review and Drill ut
such times and places as herein indicated
The 3lst Regiment will parade, ut Black
MIngo, on "Wednesday, the 25,h of March
next
The sd Regiment will paraGe, at con.
way borough, on Saturday, the 2Sth March
next.
The 32d Regiment will parade, at Marion
G. H., on Tuesday, the 3lst of March
next.
The Goth Regiment will parade, at OAR
iington {. H., on Thursday, the I'd o fApril
next.
The 3Oth Regiment will parade, at MARI
borough g.. H., on Saturday, the 4th ofApril
next.
The 23th Regiment will parade, ut Ches-
terheld &. H., on Tuesday, the 7th of Apri.
next.
The 2lst Regiment will parade, at Lam
caster G. H., on Thursday, the 9Th of April
next.
The 22d Regiment will parade ut, at
Camden, on Saturday, the 18th of April
next.
The Troops composing the 4lh Brigade
of Cavciry, will parade with the Regiments
OF Infantry mos; convenient 70 them respec-
lively.
The officers and non,commissioncd OIL
GERS, will assemble on the days previous to
TIC Review Of their Regiments respectively
for drill and instruction.
Generals Of Division and of Brigade will,
with their statis, attend the Reviews oftheir
respective commands.
the Aid~dc.camp 10 the COMMANDMENTS
Chief. residing in the 4th Division, will a..
tend the Reviews of that Di, ision, and those
residing in 81 will attend at Lancaster and
Camden.
Volunteer Companies will be inspected
aud the books Of Beat Companies will be
examined
by order Of the Commander in Chief
K. &. VI. DUNDVANT,
AdjuIant and Inspector General.
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Cotton Gin g. Wheat Tlrrashcr.

that exccls any that have ever been intro.
duced heretofore; and from long experience,
he has 10 fear in challenging any other Fac.
tory, either North or South, to produce AN
equal. He feels very confident in saying 10
the public, that his Gins excel ia p,rform.
ancc any other make or pattern now in US,
With dry cotton the roll cannot be broken
or made 10 spcw over, which no oiLcr pre-
tends 10 claim. and with good driving pow
or and attendance, n 45 saw yin, viii uin
from 4 to q bales or more in a day. wciyh.
ing from $50 10 0 lbs: which is Ms much
rs any one hand can well handle in n day.
Any person wanting a Gin or Thrasher, can
be supplied by sending on his order TO ME
nj lewisvillc, Chester District. s. G. Work
will be shipped 10 any place desired.
REPAIRING done at the shortest posi-
ble notice.
To House Builders, ! will say Cha; | am
manufacturing SASH, BLINDS Il DOORS
of any description, made of the best maicriaI.
and dry lumber, and workmanship the very
best.
All work carefully packed and forwarded
to order. JOHN SIMPSON.
June llIth, 1896. lT.tf.
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CTRED

Read what Mr.. Boydcn says: no medicine
ever had certificates from such respectable sour
res as Carters Spanish mi xtutc. Mr. +. Boyd
en-, one Of the original propgictnrs of the Astor
House, New York, ard Tor II number OF ycarso
the Exchange Hotel, Richmond, Va. was cured
OF a severe attack of Neuralgia, by Cartcr's
Spanish Mixture. The rapid aud perfect cure
effected in his case by this valuable medicine,
arrested his attention aud excited his Interest,
he rccommended.i it to others afflicted with a va.
riety Of disease, and in every instance n cdrc
was effected. He has seen il cure ACuc and
Fever, Rheumatism, Liver Complaint, D~yspcp-
sia, Fevers Violent coughs, and cases which
were said to bc confirmed consumption, and
hearty cvcry other disease for which il Is used.
lie rcmar,.s it is difficult to know what discas c
il will not relieve or cure, and rs a blood puyif-
or, and Spring and fail medicine, he has never
seen its equal. lie chceI fully recommends il
on all occasions, and believes it to be the most
valuable remedy cXtaut.
March No 3-lmo.
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GROCERIES GROCERIES!l

TJST RECEIVED A LARGE SUPPLY OF
81 Mackcral, NO. !, , and >, in bbls., and half
barrels, aud Kits, English dairy and pine apple
Cheese, Coffee, crushed aud brown Sugars,
Rio and Java Coffee, y. o.. MolaS,es.
Macaromi, Curlants, Raisins, Almonds Dram
gcs, Lemons JcllicS, James Pickles, pie Fruits,
Soda and Boston Crackers, all of which will he
sold extremely low for cash.
HASSELTINE L CURETON.
Nov. 20, 1856. 4l-u