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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-02-10
=" We have read. with great pleas.

T We have read. with great pleas
ure, and profit the speech delivered by
Hon. John A. Bingham, of this Congress-
ional District, delivered IN Committee Of
The whole, in The House of Representa-
tives, upon the stuPendOus fraud COM
mitted by the LecomPton Convention
upon the rights Of the people Of Kansas,
We regret that we have no space for
it at this time. We shall copy, however
the concluding portion of it, which dis
cusses that clause Of the Lecompton con.
stitution which declares that under no
circumstances shall free colored persons
be permitted TO dwell in that state. Mr..
Bingham says: -z>r,
That this instrument may want in no
provision of horrid cruelty, it is further
therein provided. that 'Jree negroes shall
not be permitted to ive in this State
under any circumstances" Sir, they
are mere visionary theorists" who sup
pose that this world was made for Cesar,
but not for man. 1t belongs to the CON-
mon Father of all mankind, and is for
the use and sustenance of all His children.
We are 10 say by our aot of affirmance
of this instrument, to certain human he
ings in the Territory Of Kansas, though
you were born in this Territory, and
born offree parents, though you are a
human being and no chattel, yet you are
not free to live here upon your native
heath you must be disseized of your
freehold liberties and privileges, without
the judgmen: Of your peers and without
The protection Of law. Though born
here, you shall not. under any circum.
stanes, be permitted to live here. You
mug. suffer exile or death--you cannot
and shall not live here. That sky which
you first saw, and to which weary men
look up for hope and consolatton-that
beautiful sky which bends above your
humble home like the arms of benefcence
clasping in its embrace the evil and the
good, the just and the unjust--that sky
was not made for you; you shall not live
under it, This land this goodly land,
with its fertile fields, and quiet waters,
and rustic homes, where you first learned
10 lisp the hallowed name offather, sister,
brother, and where sleeps in humble hope
the sacred dust Of your poor dead mother
this land was not made for you; you
shall not under any circumstances, be
permitted TO live upon it; 60 hence, never
more to return that is Our law. Repre-
sentatives will you give to this propo-
sed atrocity your official sanction I An
swef upon your oaths, to your conscience
10 your country, and to your God
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-26
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
FUK III KAI'IU IUKE OF
COUtiAs, COLDS, aAOAiSENEss, lNFI.U-
ANA. BsSONs MaG1s, WAAOOa.bSss
sOSt.Ah, MOE n, ~ iaAnA,
aaEIE!.>A aVNSs MHIauN
FOR Tnt RAIID ULKL OF

GONSnS, COLDS, nOANSENESS, lNFLU.
a.NAA. BaSOSs naI1s, " AAOOa.sSsi
cot GAh, ShOt n, rs al "a Il, Az
aara-!N aVNSs lPIaUN
aud tn the fulci o ,Anced stages
thu disease.
". need not speak 10 tho puble oi its vruus Through
out town, and ainsi every hanet al Tho AuaIean
Stats.iis vndeuI cuI.s complaints have
u t5 knonn. Nay the oiyiIzcd
Vou"ty tina without personal
s .He.ls and ie"t y.t ino tonmunits winch
Latu nnt au"ns them trophy Victory
the subtle and disuasrs lungs
hiic II ~ Tue ilos, aniiote for
tn, AL
II also III. Ivas,s relneuy DO
ir PERSONS. raiuuts
II store against tho aEiou that steals upon them
unprepaI.d We gfuunus
than tnosu II cures keo., by you your
while they cui able neglect unti SAM
master tue tat asscn,d
HE kGoN diuAdIui u IuuK
ah as .hey KNOW The virtues ot remedy
uved not than sun
10 Wespare gosh toil piuance lhe
perfect possible, aud aior those
bust " uich skin iurn.sh Their
PREPARED BY Or. j. {. AVER,
Practical and Anal tic al Che,Miss lowell Mass.
ANDsU
J. IL SEAf, Lynehburs; ~ KCELL, LADD co, Rich
uuhd n. 4. hi|fs reeisUuIs NJ. A SANTOS s,u.toik;
Drussists. y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-26
GREAT ATTRACTION.
ARhI, ~ or 4 LikGE STOCK Of
R Il 4 - - VI 4 - A. q Id n la y e.

fnNHL unicrsgned mas aud opening, SfklNl
Il a.d 81 MMrK >lUGk or KEAUl -MADE. GLUIH
lN, lie Ut those WIN love praise,
eNaio sock, and w.ii mad Clothing,
AMI workmanship superior other house city.
lac wn sroat bargains casa ne purchased soods
to = ,at adv autage
My stock OF + IRSISHlNG GOODS, such Shirts Col
GluNcs oh
aud Drawers, lnbruas, CITE, Is well ed
Country Mcr hants
FARTHER Last AS viii cheap any
lac Potomac. NJ Observation-Disclosures.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-26

GBNGER's aEWING MACHaNEs-Grc"s
Judged by this there labor mach before the
public able Singers Sos Machines Amer cs,ab
Ishg the reputation tho ncd States they
exhibited the Isle "Ex position univc-e IN where
they OF tse highest premium and panutactO
~ TO make them has cen kuI IN far,H,
every branch Of industry which sowing Ia DO done,
these machines be used with profit As thu speed
of the Railway train sAveling sewing with
Singers Marhhes c6mpacd with hand sewing No tailor.
shoemaker drexsmAker- carriage trimmer saddrt halter c.
shond b. without The fair profit Of using oil
these mAchines Regularly employed is One thousand Dollars
du AZ pnyAt, families where there Is much sewing to
~ done these mAnbines assistance Planters
and hotel keepers end them particularly convenient and prom
tahe These machines simple Ia their construction and
strong asd darAhie eng the only Kind OF Saving Ma
chine made by which Of work hue
could be PERFECTLY executed Thous,n inferior aud TIL
less Sewing kancs have been made and sold under
but snser~ Machines alone have been found every
where to satisfy the wants Of the public
Plan printed instructions for using sen with each ma
chine from which readily acquire tie art of
aging them The machines parl I'd securely
part Of the world To all psrsons desiring particular in
formation will application by either Of
dces, forward cory Of NJ Singer Cos Gazette paper
wholly devoted the Sowing Machine iat.re.t
!. NJ, SINGER ~ co,
Principal Qdaoe, No. 3c3 broadway, Now York,
BRANCH OFFIcGsEo t7Aanov.r St. Boston, No ~ Chap
el ST. New HAVEN CT 9lovcryls. n. " No "a broad 80,
Newark, n j. No lS2 Chestnut St, Philadelphia No 1906
Baltimore BAltiaoro No. u Westminster ST. PRIV, deues
r. No 4 East 9Th ST. Cinciuna No Ia North lh ST. ST.
Louis; No 81 ST. GhaEss ST. Now Orleans No ~ Danphn
ST.. Mobile. idce II dxcts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-26

NE ~ GONCkAN.-lhe s4mderstg x 0ca
~ associated themselves ogeiheI
otDEh a wiAGfIELD, tor u o purposo u condur ting
honera Commission aud * large
aud onisnt New Brick Building III. Basin opposite
Va and Tenn AiiroAd Depot below MessrA
Andersen, Adas Co. take this iethud
ifieu aud The pub1 Kenotsy tina they
reeeive aud Produce esery
reasonable aay oihar iioas cry lhry VIII
ihoiT
a IA.
10 4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-26
EXTRAORDINARY CASE.


Gentlemen: My child had king out last
!ai sma sores. whoA gradually attended enls
sad, including both whch much by
Ia both ID drop OF 1
All assrtised ,dcs without
good fcsuts then procured and applied 1 m
on II began 10 got better. tue bottle
led gals 10 Ait again began My elder
said, "a 90 get that TUT
oked much better when II" We got another
Jtlie. and her head wei " al
asod and took halt hour every
very offensive One boI. ie.l
her entirely there but ttte VI manning
You snr,ied his and Tue benedt oihe
great pleasure IN giving you THIS certificate.
Respectfully, H. 7, CHALK.
To Mcssrs. l.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-26
NEW CoNrnxN Nv. have hi. day a..ocio.

NEW CONtEKN We have this day nssOcin-
~ ted ourselves together under the style aud firm Of Mo
KINNEY 60, for The purpose oi conduct GENERAL
GRtNEKh AND COMMISSIONS BuSINfSs AT the old stand
Mckinney Bass, Man where Will glad to
lid friends the pubic, with tho
every et".i to give entire satisfaction.
ItNMSCash 10 puu tuaI ustnmers six months time
SAMb Il. MCKINNEY.
JOHN 5. BASS,
lIENRi ID. FLOOD.
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Once Sou ii-side Railroad Com pany, [
PETERSBURG. July list, 1893.


nlRECT ROUTE To THE WEST md the
II VIRGINIA SPRINGS. via south side railroad
burg to bristol East Tenn and Va Bristol
vile to Dalton Atlantic Railroad from Da
ton to Chattanooga VIA Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
from Chattanooga 10 Stevenson via Memphis and Charleston
Railroad from Stevenson TO Memphis
Through Tickets issued to the above points and the
and Baggage checked through at the office soutsde
road, commencing ON SUNDAY next the 4h OF July .ns
and eontinuias until further notify nrS,, ED rp.v
Connecting with the Richmond aud Danvlie Trains, at
Burkc,ile uneonj and with the through route At Lynch
Leave Petersburg daily at............. 53ooelk NJ
Arrive at Farmvic al. Observation-Disclosures. 925
Arrive Lynchbure at. 80. A............ l230 L. NJ
Leave LynehLaig daily At.........'....'''... S3o
Arrive At FarmvIle rat. .................. A. NJ
Arrive a, BarAey.s >June'io"' a'............ 2l5
A''''' ~ fs'''S' fREiUHi TRAIN
Connecting with Richmond and Danyle Trains at the June
Leave Petersburg daily at. ..................G AN,
Arrive At Burkeviue lJunction) at............l2 NJ
Arrive at Falmviiie 40 r. NJ
Leave Lynenburg daily at......................5 AM
Alive a, fa,nsG VII al ,na ~
Arrive at peersGurg at; 80 M
Travel will attached the Train leaving Lynchburg
Freight at 500 A. NJ and passengers going mp or West will
and oil be strictly
in charge the aud will the train be stopped
Wilson's, MELVILLE Blacks and Whites. Nottoway Z. H..
Burkeyiile, Rc. High Bridge, farmvie Prospect Pamp
Kivsr '''''' ''''' 'p'''S' 0'A''''' JAMES
CITY POINT BRANCH
SoEh. Side Railroad Freight and Passenger Trains leave
Petersburg daily (sunda, excepte) at......7 A. NJ
Arrive Puiiit
Leave City Poht al. s3U
The above Trans the James River Steamers
leaving City Point tor Norfolk and Saturday
Tuesday evening with the fine Steamers koanoke
bound Tor New York
Afternoon Train this Road will be only when
there business justify stopping places
put off be strictly those charge
train and il will train be stopped any
p.in Friends Crossing Cedar Level and Birches
ing Jy 3-tsl u. Is. ALLsUP, Supt
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81 klEDi'OisD .ihtN

ID AND IODINE SPRINGS"
Th.sc Springs locaicd divi the Counties
Campbell and bedford wltlnua distance, and in iuvieNv
mountains, The" Peaks outer crew ming the beat
lad, be r,ach, hous poi,..
The air Is and nvig ditug and the visitor the Law
ans u. Nirguia, and from the southern Suites id
r"st securely here w"uid in the mrst
tana situated ircct ;he iynchUurg and salem Turn
pko,rven miles rom the place, and miles from
the Forest Depot which place vehicle wl be
yey aud from the Springs, CHARGE.
l. ECIDi.S ~ SONS, Proprietors
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CHEsrERfL 10, Jan. 4. 1858
MLssRs DOVE Co-GsaIism.a Hay, ~ had sl l,ms
since your Turf on IA a.
caso And us Aeuoh beius Grafy
IN regard IL Tor
lagr had hue toii In static hi,h
Buii. The bui l.,
Col, the shoulder
ripped II tho ,istaner h,ch
present ked they wonid ki,. his
Tor hoN
ever, rteinntd - The luri of
small bottles 10 cutrvly ,uiud
N,I. respectfully.
IL G.. FRIEND
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SPRING OF 1868.


HAVING just RETURNED from she Nor.
ihrrn cities and received stock OF Goods the
pubic invited call auction where they Will
n useful and desirable articles that be sold
much less than customary prices have agency for
he Article Of silver Plated War, which you fifty
by purchasing Of and goods warranted " best qus
ty We have, ais" agency Jewery, which fur
nishvery cheap The ladies nv ed call aud
the stock; perhaps have tho articles want, d. All goods
will be sold very cheap for cash. BRYAN AkERS
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AsriS CHOW. lIeurico. /, occ.nbcr |, 1857.
Mksshs Dow a Co ;-tienIlonon--hs horse pat
the !"rd III front OF tho III the
len, END VI aud
nearly penetrating through his breast, max
enough 1" insert our n,t bottle IT kf
Oh! aud Applied II seyiin Tour day no aud
two weeks hs entirely cured
Respect fully yours, IA MES l.. EGE
sold by ali druggists And Mereban thr u.
lob 5A
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fling aeigh ride thus winter past horses
and the skin VI place larger than my from
taees rubbing tho iC AIDE the thigh. app your
rur Oh, and In day two he Another case-
mule which WAS working TO drAy became unable
walk On sxanioug his tool, discover
inches long up to the head Ny driver aud the neghbo
he would be good for nothing. drew serted
piece Of Lint aud your Turf Oh and occ,
aud from that moment lie has
ever also Jaw horse badly snAsged the
his thigh In two places abont hes
inches wide from which he stiff aay Your Turi
Gu applied aud brought them entirely sound
truly Que Of the greatest remedies
KNOWN and have lived In drug store for several years
this ~ you think proper. Very truly,
10 Messra Dove 4 Co. j. II. WEISIGER.
For sale by STR0THER d WHITEHEAD
nov icooW Lynchburg.
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NEW CASH STORM.
\ . G. l. t. w l =
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, GRO,J

w L
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 0ROO.A.'
As takont the large and eonmod,cus house M.,n st,
IA formerly occupied ny Joseph Is Nowin, ID door
poste Dr. Jonn h Scay's Drug store
receiving and veil selected stock OF GRO
CERES and STABLE DRY GOODS bought eXclusnei, Tor
cash and heh Will b. sold that fal
satisfaction TO ali Who ana, FAVOR with call, As AN
'erniino TO do business On ia cash system extra mdnoe'
will be offered 10 cash buyers those desiring
A stock OF No. i PERUVIAN GUANO ways on hand,
extend particular invitation TO the old customers OF ihe
him A Z. Lewis, the Dry Goods busness
,h" ,iiy) to give me call wei AS the puDe generally
2sdts "A Y. LEMIS
IAu.D DOMINION COFFEE POTs.-Ju-nc-
DOMINION CoFFEi. ~ ), whieL VIM make the best
isc a, one la .As cost Of any Other m ass re.s, % and
low Market, Nam street. he isl e. s. BLISS Co
NOTlCE.-The merchants and b".inc.. Mcu
~ .. Lynshburg hereby no'nsd that stnden OF
debts without printed my signature and that
NO accounts will be b, e but upon TIE oass OF these
s.pt5s President Lynehourg College.
u Rep. copy for one month
E,OR sALE.-sJOOO Orange l. Alexandria
jan i4ts PETERS SPENCE co.
ELOCKs! CLOCKS" CLOCKsH:.Thc
subscriber has just received over one hundred CLOCKS
shapes which he would invite the
attention Of his friends and community At large Please call
Rep eopy ALL" wi lie NE iai .I' 'AF JAMES piNwrDprE
In TsME.-PRE.ERvsNG FUxNACEs.-.
just received assortment Of Preserving Furnaces and
Laundry burning charcoal
serving the fru and vegetables
che in market. Also Patent Self Sealing Fruit Cans OF all
kinds and any quantity for keeping r"t from
fresh when rst pu up, with printed directions which Il
follow ed fail any instance For sale
cheap the Stove second door beow the Market
Main st., Lynchburg, Va e. 9. BLISS & co.
aug Sta
M BBl.~. CEMENT, In ssere and for snleb
SJV apl@s ANDERSON LANFORD & co
ulARPK Ma MAGAZINE, fer septcnh bel, just
y received =. i.a. ls u Il Y VIC r"Rs.
~ n a FO asD Alum WATEK.--A 9 ySu u.
- BLEED with DysPsy~is Try the Bedford Alum Water -
Do suffer from Chronic Di~rh9at Use the bedford Al
Water. To the Ladie. particularly would say Lyon
suffer debility weakness the back Of appetite
Irregularities &C. &c by al the Bedford Alum
Water.
Sold by the dog. single bottle nv theagent.
jyl6n J. H. THOMPSON CO, Druggsts
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TO TllE WEST:
FuNHE Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad, with Its much
proved esern connections "ers great inducements
travellers Virginia and the Caroiinas ough wahins
and Baltimore all portions the West tho Northw
and the Southwest.
The between the trains from Washington ami
promptly made The ashington
Qately called the Relay House miles from baltimore This
the change OF Cars required between Washington
the Ohio River Bassagc Is checked through to the
the Washington Station.
tV- The connecting trains leave Washington daily nj G
A. ~ All 4aU T.. N. On Sundays at the litter hour.
AT BENWDOD
Direct connection made with the Cars Of tie Central Ohio
Railroad Bclaire tho Oio through
bridge Zancsyic au New ark. Columbus Tles. trains
Newark with the Cars OF the New ark Mansfield
and Sandusky H. L. for Sanusky Toledo, Detroit, Chicago
ST. LOUIS, etc.
AT PAKKERsBURG
Connection made tby mss) with trains on
he Marietta and cincinnati Road for Chl,cothe Cin,Inai
&c. &c.
AT WHEELING
The Baltimore and Ohio with the
Ceyeland Ohio River railroad Cleveland Toledo
Detroit Chicago, and ali The Jrihwcscrn points direct
to- Travellers requested to notice that while Tina the
Route aHordng Through Tickets and Checks in Wash
ngton 1t Is also the SHORTEST SPEEDY and III.
RECT to nearly all the leading points the West I'll.
distance from Washington Cincinnati is but about
miles, being about lou miles shorter than by other
Fare, by through ticket from Washington at least ONE
DOLLAR LESS than by the lowest Of the Northern Routes
from Northern cities.
For Frederick and arrers Ferry, Marnsburg Berkeley
passengers may leave washingto A. NJ, 4aUPM-
For the Way Stations Baltimore aud Wheel
ing take A. III. train from W Washington
IL For fui Their information Though Tickets &c. apply
THOMAS H. PARSONS, Agent at W ashington st
W. 5. MoODSIDE, Master OF Transportation,
baltimore q Ohio Railroad
l. N Cole. Genl Ticket Agent. sep2 .dxct-
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u. WATER has been by three Oh, nisis,
proven be richer and
DINE than II mineral
We are manufacturing from tins water ENTkACT,
by and scientific of cvaporat by which All
the heshug properties retained nd
concentrated Mass, which readily dissoves
and is immediately ready
We have certihcates physicians and private
dyiduas ~hCl be sending and curing IT
pamphlet, from Agents, J. ii. THOMPSON u CO.
Druggists lyuchburg Va full To the
OF the Water aud Mass. ocruiuous
Cnianc"ns Diseases Dyspepsia Liver Complaints Chronic ID
arrhua, Iur and all OF It's kindred affections all
Urinary Org Dabeter, Gravel Chronic Iu
ha,Iaiious and lrratious oil Kidney =, Pics. &c
supply the Water, nicely aud packed In boxes
dozen hotties each sale either the box
single bottle and also supp f the Mass i'll small boxes
W .lch can be by mai ANY Kept Tor sale by
J. II. THOMPSON X CO, Lyn, hburg, Va,
- I'm % the rroprietors.
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Il EVERY DESCRIPTIONS .bS NAN
AnnASfkD 10 tUnt, AND NJ o.tNSIH ,NoN 10
Irica a cent. per ~
h"Irsd sstordx to Ac u cong IN ihs trEs Drt VI Ia
Dstrc C0a,i IA. kdss IU5Ha.a, ~ DUpk
q CO, RichnoHd. Ia 81
MEAD TuL IOl LOWING
Come TO yet pamphl cerncAt
VI euros performed ny ia. Iun GA
aud respected aud Liany
here To hosi fciui,
medicine Cuc at pound any
o,hoi known to man iiy II aud te satisfied " whA
IhvE TuRf OiL.-ReAd the Il allowing, romu q GU,
store aud We ~l tell Of others who have
,RicnMoSp Suv. I. lr5I.
Msssvs Docs CT cntcInuni- u tito
OF your Turf Oh. which worry indy proened WITH
auI take pleasure Ia HAT foand II
eruption of Tho winch
tvi several years without
lsAst isen.ni urd u oi mae, ho
he IA thu
Respectfully. h. NJ, LEFTwICH
SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY. VA August Is ls56
Mesus. D"po % i-tjontinuru-For about Tour
years had under right al pea
soiuoni,s hiu painful lnIch until the July
last, then II became quito painful, roll a great
Out ihnAlna IL Was Canroi. thought your
tauabio II AZ OIL applied rdng
and IL isnow we'll have enniru,u. neigh
lady. Mhv had b. thu side hose
moulding very much II look ed mueh uci Ten than
rho using L Ia. Oil, suud sri Oh
WISH H. VIII gst her crrI cate part
OF th you tluk and with much gtlInratiun
give YOU vi my ihanA"' this 'eruheA II its ehea'y
Yours respectfully, n .llioMAn T.
Inc AOoNrh voluntary certificate fG"ma We
have many such L,t those 4. and ihem
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..xNCnnUmai COACH AND .

n ~ N(IuBV Kds VONCn AMI
IN NJ " AuGOk FACIDRY.---rh subsrri. fH&-4SE
her rcurns hs grateful acknowledge
ncnts to his old friends and the liberal patron
toward him. mud brgs leave inf them and the pub
lie that he has been started business and he hopes
sti attention TO business to merit continuance OF IA
lie vii to order and keep hand all kinds of
Iron Axle Wagons made the most substantial and neat
siYc lie makr IN order, and will have made
ucnt III Carnage. RuckawAys and Bugges
ASH nent OF and two horse Spring Moving
MagSons mo horse stages. All who good work.
10 ne odd Lyachbmy Couch and UaR8on Factory and
h" uIng business tho cash principle, expect to
ge good ""k and Al low price All who want good and
neat Bnggas give call JOHN h. BAILEY Ag't
IlAIl 4 L.
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EOR PAsNTERS.-A large stock u pare
- White Lead White Zinc Iths"ed OH Spts Turpentine.
Narnshe Fan; Brushes Varnsh Brushes Colours &c &c.
For sale BY JOHN H. SEAY
jy10h Druggist
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Erysipolas, hcrOfuln, kiIg's EviI, Tcsirr Iu-
MOI a anll hru

Ffom a FWpanIiat MJAdnI u ~. L0ui2. Fro. Z, ls.ti
Dk AYth'--f"nf fHs are tha paragon vi All that
In medicine They have little dau shtor
upon her has and e.t that had I'D
years Her moh,r had been long g,svOusy auricd with
uuichcs I'inptS
rhild cured also Pis and ta.,
Asa MDk, - L..
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~ OliG s..-lhc kecprrs Of keicCi0r Bar
~ R"ons hereby notified that detected
riins Intoxicating drks to student dents oil
yuuhOurg College, violation the special sscnbiy
th"rcunio apl"ttaing, Viii dealt it'll accordin the
strict rlieI OF the law. SAMtE Lk.tOX.
scptJ President Ly Chburg q ,llece.
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MPORTERS and Dcaisn 10 ali descriptions Of Rare Old
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