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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-12
This Year and the Last.

The great difference in the financial condition Of
the country. between this year and the last. is a
subject Of consratulstion in many Of the leading
journals # the country. The American Railway
Times thinks that we have now fully recovered
from the depression Of last year. and that our
financial career for the future. il marked with
prudence and moderation. will be prosperous be-
yond all former precedent, We subjoin an extract
from its article on the subject:
at is now . little more than twelve months,
since the general break down Of business through
ont the United States. Men who were supposed
then to be worth fortunes found all at once, that
thsy we're penniless, or nearly 20. Contracts for
nanufscsarcd articles were given up. railway con-
structioa stopped, railway ffeighrs decreased to
The great ssss Of sctive business, fell of to very
low Agare, aad the whole business machinery Of
the ooaosry came to nearly . dead stop. After
Tie ira disastrous blow. cautious business men
occupied themselves in securing the fragments that
might b left from the general wreck, and took
with very little inquiry the small cash per cenags
that their debtors offered in settlement, or their
prosaisse extended from six to thirty months All
extsaneoua expenses were cut %, and . general
economy took the place Of that profuson Of ex-
peuditufe which 10 the rule in this country for
succssstal ba3sess men, Credits were very ma
eer1Auy shortened or transactions made only for
cash, and sines November, 1857, to the present
period. oar bssiness men have cautiously abstaned
from any operations that the present demand did
not jastify some hope Of immediate profit FROM
These twelve months Of comparative inactivity and
frssasm from speculation and extension, have al
lowed The business interests Of the country plenty
Of tina for rscaperation, and believe it will b
generally soneeded that tie consumption Of man
skctnrsd articles Of aimoss every description ha
far sxcssdsd Tie make. Exceptions there are il
soas particular, but these exceptions arc rare
Ths ruls holds good with regard to almost ever,
article used in railway operation. machinery ant
supplies II Ill kinda.
The future looks encouraging Capital 10 alb
selutsly . drug in all the monetary centres. IL
New Yosk. paper Of undoubted character Is dis
counted a rata. ranging from three to Ave PEI
ssnt Per snnum, against twelve aad eighteen pei
ssaA year sinoe. We now fad the freights in
asainG in quantity On nearly all the main line,
q 4ailxay throaghont the country. The passen
EM2c i ikswiss becoming more active
DsoM ae4 sassEtainty are rapidly giving wsy d
san1asaee md setivity. Oar nenaiaetarsrs ars
inasaaine 49, fosss, cd thsi1 eassoner, -
hQy51ewteA nose ilhsgsiity. We 1nd daily indi
e x lis - Iron N pazs Of IL ecuntsy
Ne Mmk " - iusei1sd |. aying that Ne Nv,
paefhad pa ~ tnrnine point that divides
1naaee ssasss thas ons. tAs dsa1 past from tn
ss1is4 Aspseal aad Sso.pssoss fassrs."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-12

The New Yosk Evening Post Of Tuesday, has following
PROvlSiONS-The inquiry Tor pork ID active, but
prices below the views Of holder. generally Prices
beterothar kinds the The sales bbs
OF 25oH 81 for els rs for clear and el3 rs
prime tl4 tor clear, and Oh for half bbs do.
Beef 10 In good demand and heavy, with arrivals
sales Of 300 bbs At eOS 50 e20l2 50
for extra do. Primo quiet at 1919. Beef
stcady-Sales Of 3U bbls, At els for good western.
Lard firmly held and In iar demand for the radssAles
Of 40 bbls and tcs at l0t d l03-amal lots lie.
Butter and Cheese firm and n demand.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-12

Disorder and Outrages at Washington.
The public peace at Washington seems to be
greatly violated by gangs ofoutlaws The WASH
ington States gives the following summary Of re-
cent occurrences there:
On Saturday night the wife Of respectable res
taursnt keeper Was subjected to a filthy insult on
her own premises. aud on demonstrating with
the perpetrator vas brutality kicked. Being in
. delicate condition her life is now q matter Of
doubt.
On the same night another gang of outlaws en-
tered . restaurant in the Northern Liberties, and
after obtaining refreshments tor which they refu-
sed to pay shamefully beat the proprietor for ask
ing for his just dues.
| Yesterday evening gang of or 6 rowdies en-
tered q restaurant and commenced to kick up
disturbance. but the timely arrival of the polio .
checked their conduct.
About the same hour another gang of twelve
made their appearance in the Second Ward
and outraged order and quiet BY shouting gu,
the "Sloxsns Of States Hose and New Market,
alarming the citisens on the Avenue to such an
extent that they olossd up shops and houses.-
The same gang went through the First Ward.
iPsrsuiag pretty much, ths saoc line Of eouduct-
They svadsd the police BY crossing into George
town.
Al about ssvsa o'clock last sssainE II. Sam
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-12

1852 No ~ Union St--Mr SLTH W. FowLE.-Dear Sir
Your inv aluabe medicine truly has literally snatch
ed from the Last July attacked by sudden
Cold which resulted in very Cough, with violent
Pains the Side and Chest became much reduced that
friends frankly told that must die At this crisis
heard of wIsrARs BALsAN OF WILD CHERRY, and immed
ateiy bottle The effect produced indeed
dcrul NV Of the respectable In Boston,
who had previously told that hopeless in
and informed him what had taken He examined the Bal
advised continue the IT, shce which time
have continued to improve daily and the same physician
VIII" had given told me- few days since that might
yet live many years Respectfully. MARY ROWE.
We eheeru!y testify the truth Of the abve
mcnt Mrs Rowe having been inmate Of family
WILLIAM BENNETT,
MARTHA BENNETT
None genuine unless signed BUTTS on the wrapper
LIN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Of how deeply the
looking down into the steres Of creation We knew there
wonderful discoveries In these times aud wonderful
made Of them. but did know hr Chemists Initiating
their rrucbles, and surprising the wonderful
productions Of organic life During visit Lowell
introduced by Of their prominent cxens the lab
orsory Of DR. AVER inventor Of CHERRY PICTORIAL and
CATHAUTIc Pills where shown with generous
snknas hi and his products This master genius
II the subtle Of
AMI other vegetable substances HIS Of Pine Ap
pie berry. Checkerberry Ounce Pear Canes CHINA
&c only equal but exceed In purity Of ia
those tables themselves His oil Of Winter purer
better favor than that be gathered from the
plant-and Ia made by chemical composition from the IIy
drcarbons In tar His Is to the substance
and Aud The ultimate of which Is made then
Christian Advocate. nov ll.lw.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-12

MASONRY IN the UNITED STArEs.-It appears
from statistics derived from the latest information
contained in the proceedings Of the various Ma
sonic Grand Lodges Of the United States, that
there are In the United States. 4202 Lodees, with
49,. 1888 members. The number Of Masons, how
ever, 10 probably much greater than this table
shows, a. there are many to bo found everywhere
who are not affiliated with any Lodge The Law
of the fraternity is said to be "once Mason al
ways Mason In Maryland there are 33 Lodg-
es, with 1926 members; in the District Of Colum-
bia. Il Lodges and $50 members; in Virginia, 1926
Lodges and 4,Gl4 members; in New York, 400
Lodges and 10000 members, and in Penn.ylyania
$50 Lodges and II ,428 members.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-12

FALSE RuxoR.-New York. Nov. 9.--The ru-
mors concerning Hon. T.. Corning, and the Score.
tarpshp Of the Treasury, are unfounded. 1t is
understood here that he was requested to visit
Washington TO he consulted in relation to the iron
interest in contemplation Of revision Of the tariff,
and in relation to plan for Pacific Railroad.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-12

Under the estimated expenditure Of Buchan-
ans administration next year, the people will
have to pay 81 10 every second Of time, and about
two millions of dollars every week. An expen-
sive luxury. this Democratic party.-Lo1isrille
Jour.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-12

Will trnsh nd attention TIE resssre
health purify the blood F,ver, without exception,
arts. from foreign having b"en absorbed and retained
the These sickness produce
influenza Group, rheumatism gou choic or cough
Bu; Brandreths Pill supple potent md vegetable remove
the and the fellows Of runrse They the means
day saving valuable lives Principal Office 29i
ant Brandreth Building, New York. SOLD also by
agents generally. inov lldlwH
Holloway Psiis ~ nd OintmCnt.-The dire ~.
dra Il disease. Dyspepsia driven totally and finally from
tn system by this anti bilious remedy while the ,nt
men the occa>n,d by Cont and Rhen-
matte affections Thu Pills act 10 unison cooling and refresh
ed blood and renovsng the vital aon
Sold IL manufac No. so Maiden Lane New York. aud
BY all Druggists al Use, 6c, and 81 per box pot.
luz
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-12

Gen VIM T. Haskell. formerly considered the
most brilliant literary man in Tennessee, has be-
come hopeles,ly insane.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-12

ACCIDENT TO Mn. GENERALIZATION, Nov. B.
Hon. Josiah Quincy, sen.. was seriously injured
by being run over in fremont street this after
noon. Ills injuries are on the back Of his head.
by being thrown with great force upon tho pave
ment. Both his legs were also run over BY the
vehicle which came in collision with him.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-12

A RuxiNArISo PEorLE.-The louisville Ky
Democrat says that the amount Of tobacco chewed
in the Circuit Court room in day, during tho
criminal term, is estimated Mt q pounds! The
reader may believe this If he cAecs. -Louisrille
Jour.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-12

THE CATTLE MARKET-A Fauquer county Va, CORES
pendent, writing to the exandria Gazette says:
But few Of the farmers supplied with stock There is
scarcity partly ow the cattle disease in Tennessee
few ysa az but mainly the New York AMI Pennsylva
MIA specnlaors who droves their here and
bought the Intended supply for the upper OF this
" and the lower Of Loudon some beginning TO fear
that they get any all Prices ranged from q cons
to } aud fraction with Al upward tendency
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-12

CoxsrL 10 GENEvA.-Wm. Fell Giles. jr., Of this
city, has received from President buchanan the
appointmsnt to the Consulshp VI tie United States
u GsnevA, Swit.srland. Mr.. Gilss is . son Of
the Hon. VIM. 2. Giles, Judge Of the District
CosEs Of Aaryland.-Balt. Sus.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-12

HOMICIDE IN A LAGER.BixR SALooN--EscArE OF
aHE PERrErRAroR.-At II little before II o'clock
tn Saturday night, homicide was committed in
The lager-bier saloon No. 497 Broadway, the vic
Dim being VIM. s. Tompkins young man lately
returned from California, aud tho perpetrator ~
man at present unknown. The saloon is in tho
room formerly occupied by the American Art
Union. A small stage is in the rear and every
evening theatrical performances. comic sing ing
and dancing take place for the delectation of tho
bcer-drinkcrs. Tompkins aud two or three friends
were standing near the stage. and, during nm in
term in the performances, he INDUCED in some
severe criticisms upon the performers. A bystand-
er instantly knocked him down. kicked him once.
and then leaped upon the stage and disappeared
behind the scenes. The assailant has not since
been seen, nor il II known who he is. The Rs-
sault and tho disappearance took place % rapidly
that able afterwards to describe the
assailant. Tompkins was picked up insensbe,
and conveyed in q carriage to his boarding house.
No. 81 Third-street, where he died soon after his
arrival. The Eighth Ward Police were informed
Of the fatal ARRAY, and at once endeavorel t. as
certain who committed this act OF fatal violence.
They have thus far been unsuccessful. Coroner
Connery took, yesterday the preliminary steps for
holding an inqusition in the case. but. owing To
the absence of material Witnesses he was Obliged
~ postpone the examination until to-day.
/ HIGHWAY RoBRrR ARRgsrEp.-Terence Rooney
few evenings since, when two men camo up sud
denly behind him, knocked him down. robbed him
of SIS, and fed. One Of the highwaymen, who
gave his name Harvey Fowler. was arrested
yesterday and was positively identified by Rooney
a. one Of the robbers. The accused was committed
10 the Tombs for trial.
Assault BY RowpIrs.-As Stephen Hughes. a
gentleman residing in Washington. d. C.. was
passing. last evening through the City Hall
park ha md enr N
dozen rowdes, knocked down. and his pockets
rided. Fortunately. he had left his watch, mon
Iey and valuables at his hotel. No arrests were
made.
We take the above record Of murder. robbery
and violence, from the New York Times of Nom
day last Will our democratic contemporaries
who are 80 fond Of parading instances Of a like
character occurring in Baltimore. let the public
what security there is for life and property in
democratic city!
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-12
SAM'L.
nov 4.dlcQafor1w.


ENOMMgSsIONRRrS SALE OF LOTs.-Us-
s:r..o, Us Ales MsI.Ssan and other. yin on THURS
credit twelve equal
J. "a I'd @ ito
ouas
Lot Sandy Hso .. the r. and
fronting on the road about ' feet wh nrs' Old HSn:s on
nov ad2.w.dal Commissioner.
CALkATAUCTI0N 81 vALUADLRLA LAND
SMEAR LYNCHBuRa.-unAsr d.ed Of trust, sxssa.'
and recorded in the clerks ocs Of Anhss. county viii
sell Public Auesca y: pss:i:ss to .hs highest bidder
OF LAND In said deed conveyed containing about $40 n
IN ns s ~s
the said Curie now resides. +t-
will be sold and conveyed . y vested IN n. by the decd
trust. DAVID Il. EDLEY,
oc. lacl.wsorawthend,d. ''''
POsTPONKMRNT.-Th above sale !. pess-
rona until II. ah inst. whs. By the Of the parties
nov II a.a., 3 3. : !. s aIksa rrn,'...
signed Trustee. for the FraoIin building Fund
obedience Of the Board of Drec
tors Of said institution the unasrgned VI. sell a, auction on
NOVEMBER. lass. certain HOUSE & LOT on Dis. NE
TERMs-Ca.h for 4 sum suhacient to pay the
said Association and the Of this trust.
for the balance credit Of and ~ months secured by
endorsed and the title retained
until they are paid RObT DAVIS
D. r. PAYNE.
nov 6dtdsl CHAs. NJ BLACKBOARD.
rVNRlHT EK'S nAER-Dy v5vsUe sG = aerd Of
trust executed msby Il. HcGowan and wife and Of
cord the Clerks ONCE Of the Court Of for the city OF
Lynehbury WILL the 9Th day Of NOVEMBER 10 g. pro-
sell Pu lie Auction. the pvems-s the following
property. The HOUSE AND LOT. adjoining the Cath -
ollie Church. the North West side. and Immediately In Fl
IT the Court House The house contains six good
and passages Attached to the house. good Kitch
Smoke House. and Garden all Of which In god cond
ton In pleasant location and convenient IN the
business # the city being only ~ from the
very desirable for family residence.
Tho tile Is believed tn DO good but acting Trustee
shall such title only vested BY virtue Of said
deed Terms made known on the day Of sale
nov } dtds JAMES MCGOWAN, Trustee.
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS on
LYNCH STREET AT AUCrION-Un SATURDAY
AFTERNOON. the 2rh ins ! will sell without reserve. Of
disposed Of privately before) PROPERTY, fronting
Street 1865 feet and running back immediate
oppo-te late residence Of E. Fletcher decd The
ery lies ell aud u vsnieny located 70 business
For 10 hrr particulars apply 70 w. Reid Jr or to . H.
Phsips AuctiUpeer. no dtdA SAMUEL v. REID.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-12
Opera Tonight.

The charming comic opera of Cinderella will
be again performed at tho theatre tonight. The
house Monday was disagreeably crowded to wit.
mesa the same performance. and from tho unusual
demonstrations Of applause it received. the man
agement have given the public another opporta-
nifty To see it. The music is Rossinis and that IL
saving enough and much Of the acting is done
by Lystcr. which is enough to assure us that it
will be done we'll. All Of the troupe are cast in
it-RieA. Dispatch
BY notice in our advertising columns, it will
be seen that the above Troupe will appear here
for three nights next weck-and as VIC have never
before had the regular Opera in eur city. and it
may be long before we have it again. we trust our
citizens will remember and appreciate the oppor-
tunity.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-12

MoRPnr AND IiARwirx AGAIN.-A letter dated
Paris, October 81 1.-THE latest date We have from
that city, written by Mr.. Gaillardet to the Cour-
rier des Flats Unis contains . paragraph which
We translate as follows:
As to Mr. Morphy. the chess-giant. he has re-
commenced q match with Herr Iiarwitz, who has
already lost two games out Of three with him, but
another German, Herr Anderson, the victor in the
Chess Tournament at London is to come from
Breslau to spend the Christmas holidays, to avenge
il he can the defeats that old Europe has suffered
from this prodigious child of the new world
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-12
sALBs By AUCTION.
Br Z. R. PHELPS. AucrIoxrEH.

SUPERIOR DUTCH U 4. = U q -
- ROOTsAT AUCTIOA.-Os Saturday Afsrnooa, ,RtS
18th nst O'clock will aell tho Stsrs ~
the warwick HOUSE. In ots % aas parehasess lease ~
very superior buLBOUs ROOT. inst landed aad In
from the celebrated a.essry Of Van Dsrshoos Sons
olas eonssns Of dnshls aad single lily rups
Narcesss.. Jo.quils. iris Croeea. -, e
,NRUaTKRNaALE OF vALUAnLR RIAL
L ESTATE IN THE CITY OF LYNCHBURa.--Asi rus
deed Of made ny Jsn Thorn and his we
the lsh day Of JAY 1855 and Of record
Lynchhurs will SELL st Public Ancton upon tho premises
SATURDAY. the 18th Of NOVEMBER nsxt at o't lock-
NJ, tho REAL ESTATE mentioned in the sad dced, and
described therein containing half Acre. less
Street and Eighth Alley and running The course
4 Fourth Street West l65 feet thence a right angles
South SEQ West 32 feet thence right angles 6ouh 800
East 65 feet Themes night anelss North So East 1872 eot
to The beginning" Also all the sid Thomb right title and
interest In and 70 Bsdss extending on the said los Of
ground across the srssm running through Upon this lot
there are TENEMENTS, under ent The utle %
eved be Coca bat will sell such title eay Is vested In
Trustee
Term' made known on the day q .,le
nov Observation-Disclosures
GALE OF IAND NEAR LYNC u BURG
- Under decree Of the Cear Of the County Of Anhc
the case Of Warwick Warwick and Others auhor.
sed and amer the 18th ins se privately the TRACT
OF LAND therein mentioned and the same being part -
assigned said canse 70 Lncy devsee Of Reu -
ben b. Warwick. decd. and Thomas Warwrk Is about
two mles from Lynchburg and couains $40 Acres
braenT about 10 81 Acres Of Wood Land portions
House Tract Of which . part, and the lands r.
ROBT J. DAVIS, ,,
SAML. GARLAND, ia, o""
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-12

rHyO RR aOaD AT REDUCED PRICES
Il superior SILK Velvet aad l'isek Cu'h Ladies
nov ODDS JOHN ABRAHANS.
1lAr IN TBM 4 FOE COs.D WEATHER.
u op-aed this day gentenens use - doseh OF WOOL
UNDER SHIRTS n DRAWERS, Which viii DC sold at won
derfa low prices. Call aud exami-e at No l.
Eov i2dts JOHN AbRAHAAS.
AAPRNED TMls DAY, 10 dssea ef keasIe-
" mems BUCK SKIN GAUNTLET GLOVER ~ IS eeuis
to o. They very cheap. Call al No
nov ~ Its JOHN ADRAHAN5.
"ANTH0~Asi ssssiea as Teeeee. In $500
w famfy BY young qualified to teach the EngtsA
eauehe He had several expersse and can give
sasactory te.tinoaiais He w ALEC instruct
Lain And freeSA Addrsss KAPPA.
sov l-cavl Pigeon Ran, CaaIoen Va
TykNTs, YINK CATERS a.A .1oks. tsss
u received - tbSOi ssADUhbO
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Geersesew. Graf. nnd Cattle M.rk-..

FIR IN the AexandTiA Gazette Of Wednesdsy the following
prices aae quoted
There doing Saturday and Yesterday in grain
than for time previous Sales Of wheat amounted to
1000 bushels and under the receipts the market
declined sales Of tair good red o. II 10 q 10 and white
81 Is ID For market dull Sales Of yellow
7e cts, and Of white TOTO ~ cts 400 bushels received
Beef cattle from 81 80 to o. 81 sheep from 81 40 to
50 each. Hogs from 81 to 81 per hundred.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-12
Dalsinere Provisioa Market.
he Baltimore Patriot Of Wednesday gives the following

summary:
PROvlSIONs-There nothing Of any I'm poranee done
In Provisions to-day light stocks restrict
In Bulk Meat advised any transactions Should
held 61c and Sides and Hams 81 0e1 In
note rather hrma feeling and had reported salo Of
~ nno: snSaass cents. inc oooers are nov selling
We also sale Of IS Hams 10Y 6llc Hams SELL
ing At from 10 10 l3c for plain fancy cured Beef
steady and sales making In small way els for Mess
and ei2 for No l. There is Western Pork Of
quence City packed Mess il held 3i6 50; Prime Ga So
and Rump e3 So In Lard note salc Of 50 hbs City
rendered iUc being advance Wa still, quote Western
lie in bills and to- Butter aud Cheese continue In fair de-
mand Butter seliiug IL l2c for westcrn aad 600
for Grades We quote Western Cutting Cheese Sic and
Eastern do a. " per ID.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-12
STITZER.
Opposife the Exchange Bank,
Main Street, Lynchburg, Va.
PAIL STYLE PREMIUM HATS.

NTiTZERs 10 the place 70 buy ,onr HATS, made
- under his own inspeciion. BY the moot eelsSra,ed
~orkussu that be oduecd lie fur ni>hius his
with the handsomPst Hat that he
Thsrs sashing like them in this ~y They the
hing really beauiifaL He do~s not
design beog ssoeal bat hat Sy say must be 50
H. Hat ecps all other hat. In bean.
~ Of ssyie durability p. ui>ry adapted the
Of the bead A.d sxqhssy Lsau SIT Iers !. The place TO
gsth
wosd also call attention his large stock Of st Il
HA every sds and quality Sers ha,. IN great vHr
ETY. Navy Cosh Velvet and Pmsh Chirens Fancy
Has and Cara Lsss' Ridsg Has and ali kinds Of Hats
maAs 70 erAes u tAe shsrtsss notice -
Cs Prassiea Halter, for eareain At the sSa
Of the He sluG aAT. lnoy lxdta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-12
ADJUSTMENTS.

HMUNEMENIS.
D u D L e Y II A L L
KUNKEL Co, LtssEEs AsD MAsAoERs
SUCCESS UNPARALLED!:
KUNKEL g. Co.'S
DRAMATIC STAR COMPANY,
Win perform positively TIL. tFRIDAY) EVENING ON
LY, NOVEMBER 18th md m SA IL KDAY AFTERNOON
NOVEMBER l3sh, the genus. Moral and Spectacular
Drama II the
SEA OF ICE!
To conclude with
BRILLIANT DANCE, !: Miss KATk PESyoYER
oren O'clock Curtain at TO precisely.
ADMISSION 50 Gents Child e.. /! accompanied by their
~ Cenla Servants b Cent5.
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The sRle Of That remarkn bic Md svu,y vaSaa-
bic Perry Davis Pain Killer constantly and
rapidly increasing During the past the demand for this
remedy has been altogether unprecedented Scarcely
week during which do hear Of remark
able aving performed within the circle OF
by the of the Pain Killer PROV Gen Adver
PtRRY DAVIS PAIS KILLER The Rev. d. Whitaker. wri
ting from Touug 3urnah. My duties as Misaion
noticing parti uar but Pam Killer
has been with peculiar diseases Of tho
Ach bow compaLi- Aid of burns One OF
the Christian visgs burnt down and several
persons ed dying condition from the
their them the Pain Killer At
with direct for its Ali but saved
Soii nil medicine dealers
Sold IL, JOHN H. SEAY. Lyn.hhurg nov .9w