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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
DISSoLUTIoN
FsNHE Co partnership of 's BROWN, LAGRAvE & &C. :,
Merchants at Cassrle and Beetown, is this day dis.
solved by mutual consent
THE MERCANTILE BUSINESS
Will stu be continued at Beetown,b by .JamesH Brown
late of said firm, whom all accounts and demands CON
nected with said firm at Beetown must be paid
ALSO, "Charles L. LaGrave & Co." will continue the
Mercantile Forwarding business Cassvile to whom
all demands and accounts connected with the late firm
OF .'Drown, Iatirave Il Co." must be paid
Dated June LIST, A. d. 1868.
JAMES Fl. BROWN,
CHAS. l.. LAGRAVE,
ANTHONY LAGRAVE.
NOTICE..
ECHAs. l.. 1.AGRAVE and ANTHONY LAGRAVE
nave tins day formed co-partnershp, under the firm
of 'Chas. h. Lalrlye Co.,, and will continue the Mer-
camille and Forwarding Business at Cassville
Dated June LIST, A. D. 1858. ~
CHARLES j.. LAGRAVE.
OIL ANTHONY LAGRAyE.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21
PAY YOUR nERTS

Ii those indebted to me- either by note or book ac
IA count, are hereby notified pay me inlnedatel,
in good meachantabe Wheat Cash Ii not pa id SCOT
viii give the proper authorities JOB of collection anC
no mistake This notice is positive. s
DOUGLAS OLIVER.
Union Mills. Feb. 4th, 1855. 50
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21
Ayers Cathartic Pills.

The science of Chemistry and
Medicine have been taxed their
utmost to produce the best, most
perfect purgative known to man.
lpnumerable proofs are shown
that these PILLS have virtues
which surpass in excellence the
ordinary medicines, and that they
win unprecedently upon the es-
teen of all men. They are pleas
ant to take. but powerful fo cure
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21
DRUGS 81 MEDICINES
DIR. j. Ii. ANARCHISTS ''"~-
CELEBRATED CATHOTrco,,

oor bhi Ing FEMALES
Itstapds pre-eminent a.
curative powers in all tbo ' !! !ls
eases for which il is reeonr U us
ed, usually called FE N1fS !.
oMPLAlNTS. Of tbasaA Z
solapsus Uteri, or fall;n are !.
le womb; Fluor Albns u
bites: Chronic inaamafon o. !,
Liberation of the Womb. J W., \
dental Hemorrhage, or Fl ,ue,'
ing; PAINFUL, Suppressed C y. !,
lrl egulsr Menstruation. = ~
with all their accompspr Nv,
evils, Cancer excepted, ' y
matter how severe or how lo ~
wa I
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21
REFERENCES:

This medicine has never been introduced BY emr,.
lifts and misrepresentation nor is it intended tbot ~
present popularity shall be sustained by any medium R
its merits and the appreciation of the public. "'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-08-21
IN R0RATE-WTLLIAMs

Lancaster, 9th July, 1858. 20
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-13

- lNGER'a SEWlNli MACMINES.-lsreas
~ IL the most conclusive proof Of
Judged by this labor saving
public comparable singers sewing Machines After estab
ng the highest reputation in the United States they
exhibited the late Exposition Univorsee In France where
they carried OF hi premium aud mauutactn
~ make them has / cen built in Paris
branch industry which be
these machines be used with profit. the speed
OF the Railway train travelling sewing h
Singers Machines compared with handsewng No tailor,
ressaker carriage trimmer saier halter
&c should be- without The fair profit Of usng OF
these machines regularly employed is One thousand Dollars
In all pva; where there much sewing
he done these machines Invaluable Planters
and hotel keepers lind them particularly an prof.
table These machines simple In their and
and durahl. hoe the only kind OF Sewing Ma
chine made by wine" sort OF work. ine
could be perfectly executed Thousansof
but Singers Maehin.s alone have been found
where to satisfy the wants oi the public.
Plain printed instructions using with each
ehn-, from with readily acquire the
them The machines packed securely go any
part tho world TO all rsns desiring particular u
formation will application by letter either Of or
fees, forward copy of l. ~ Singer Co Gazette paper
wholly devoted 10 the Sewing NJ actne interest
L. N. SINGER e. CO.,
Principal Office. No. 313 Broadway, New York.
BHA NcH OFfitAsNo II Hanover ST., Boston, No "a Chap
el ST. New Haven CT Gloverriile n y; No PA Broad NJ,
Newark n j.; No. lI2 Chestnut St, Philadelphia No luj
Bltnnore ST, baltimore; No. - Westminster 81, Providence
L. L. ~" Last 18th st. C.uciuna No To North 4th ST. 81.
LoGs; M al 81. Charles ST. New Orleans No. ~ Dauphn
ST Mobile. idee 2IdActs
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TRAVELLERS Directory, &C.


ORANGE 4 ALEXANDRIA RAN ROAD
GAAM -
vnVs1E leaves Aisxasdrs daily u u s.r t,e,
don.e connecaR viii he Tr..ns the vsEinis Geo
trail for RGCH N ON D and the ~ EST, ana vsh IN.
Train tbs Manassas 0sp Railroad for Wosdsck ed m,sr
mediate points
The Train daily Sunday nights sxeepse At o-.
p m, for 0sCa n Own. Nk W ORL Ans. ~ n n .
PM1a and intermediate pointa
Through tickets At the Rail Road Stallion
The TRAINS leave Cord ils daily 10 10 ~ .ua
10 Is N. arriving at Alexandria At y r. N and A n
tR- No night sunday.
septSts j. H. EfCKLIH. II bet Areu,
LYON 10 . Q. X .-The sea.
r boaid Towing and Traasp ortaiion Con-. ~
pany, DESTROYS Of Offering greater Inducements
10 tho shipping produce to da have Ia an c.on
their ouhi Of boats procured Iron Steamer aim
kee and the splendid Iron barses Faith and "tIopc And
placed them the line betwxi kichnsnd Noroik run
ming follows
Leave Richmond, Tuesday, and Fridays 1t tPM
Leave Norfolk, Mondays and Thursdays At a. ~
Canal B,ai- yncbburg and having f,e,pbt
Tor Norfolk will transfer the which ~
be Ia tho Richmond Dock daily To receive freight
Shippers Norfolk reminded the srco,.
Of tho tine Richmond tBrsdscford Coz who WI, r.sev.
aud forw ari freight T. ee Of charge.
FretRAi fakfn tar lorea
For further paii uiars, apply to
w. 7 ANDERSON, Agent At Lynchburr
W. p. COX, Agents At kichmond.
GARRISON Il AAIaNE, Agents NJ NorS,It
septlin
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nIsCELLAEEOUS,
aREAT ATTRACTION!
ARRIVAL OF 4 LARGE STOCk or
E A - n. NJ A ID 4 e. LO 4 m r G.

gusHE sndersgned hss aud Is opening, his SPRING
Il and SUMNER STOCK OF kEADf-AADE CLOTH
IN lie IL love praise but come Al
anime his Stock and will Ind bis Chhng syis
aud workmanship superior any other hnse In the city
would attentl0n OF
will sell grea, bargains tor cash. he geeds
10 great advantage.
Ny stock Of FURNISHING GOOD such a. Shirts. Col.
lars Crssa,s ose- socks fo krt iidk
aud Drawers Umbrellas etc large vel. assorted
Country Merchant. invited go
ing iarher East, bwl sell cheap .ny
the Potomac. n. GUHukNHE1aEk.
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Once Sos thu idc Railroad Osnpauy.
PETERSBURG, July ist, le3o
@4 - + q R9nR
- =, q, avn un.rr ia, r..v ,~~.-


II VIRGINIA srKiN1s via South. side Railroad from n.
t.rSburg !" Lynehburg via Va Tenn railroad from lynch
Kuoxvie via deorsi. Railroad from Kn"p
ie to Dalton Western and Atlantic Railroad from ID,
from Chattanooga to stesen.on via Memphis Chareston
karoad tom stevenson to Memphis.
Through Tickets ssued Ia the above points Apruy
and baggage checked through at the office South Sid. a,
The following schedule will be South. Sid, Raj,
road commencing SUNDAY next tho 4th OF July inst.
MAIL AND PASSENGER TRAIN.
Com Getting with III" R'ehnond aud Danv'e Trains. al
Leave Petersburg daily at........... 53oo'clk A NJ
Arrive at BnrK.,ir Junction. nj.
Arrive nj Farmsiile at'.....' D;2J
Leave iynehIu'E aa'y a............'.'.... ~
Arrive nj nrmv'ic nj. .................... AN
Arrives, nur.ey,,Ir lJuae'io") at........... 2ls
fKEIuili TRAIN
Connecting with Richmond and Dauvle Trains tho June
Leave Petersburg daily a,....................s AM
Arrive at Lynchours at. ........... ......... G2o
Arrive al famyIlr 800
arrive a, n"fkryiir 'Jnn'i"n) "t'....'....iit0 NJ.
Arrive AT Petersburg al .....................a
An Accommodation Passenger Gar tao Way or Local
Freight at $50 A NJ and pa.engas gous up ar es N
take the Man Train Mt o'clock, A. NJ. Stopping places To
put passengers be by ,ho..
in chargc"I ,heiian aud in The stopped
al any oh" point Snthe'iands Anl sons Mni Ford.
wilson's cN1l' Blacks aud Whites. N"ttoway q. u
Burk-vii" Kc"S hgh Bridge. Fsrn,vic Prospect IaiDp
& hversreon APPROXIMATION spout spriug. Concord James
CITY POINT BRANCH
S"Li Sid" Railroad Freight aud Trans leave
Petersburg da'i, tsnnda, ~"xe"rto'D at.....7 A Al,
Ar'iv"a Ch> Point at........
Alnv" at Pete Sb"rg
The Iran. with James River Steamers.
and lncsiy evening with the fnc Roanoke and
JAN" s'wn bound tor New York
ihe Afternoon Train this Road will be run only when
@ N /" b" strictly py so.. ~ Sn soa
/. bp I'd nf
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ARGksT sOUTMERN
IA PIANO MANIFAcTORY

GOLD MEDAL PREMIUM PIANO FoRTEs
WM. kNAB q continues the manufacture aud sale Of
Grand aud Square Piano forit~ at the old stand Nos J.
North Eutaw opposite the Ent House AID
M 2U7 srket street. Baltimore.
The subscriber most respectfully begs .as. To
.dgmrnis for the liberal patronage they have uniform
y tended u his establishment and he DESIRES the
time them that stimulated by their constantly
custom he has spared neither trouble
perfect far II possible. the Piano Forte
continuation o the patronage OF OF Guilty
and r hnemcnt
In addition the communication Of the eminent Pan.
lat of the country he would state that Fan AT which
Ills instruments exhibition they have uniformly been
wAried the bigh donors uf the several institutes
eing extensively engaged In tho manufacture Of Pianos
and employing hundred Of the experienced
prepare to soil either Wholesale retail
the liberal terms Wholesale aes VIII therefore
lind TO their interest to give call before purchasing
elsewhrrc
All Pianos built tsctsry have full frames being
constructed additional strength without
affecting the aud they will therefore stand eli
Every instrument, manufactured guaranteed for five
when distant be hlcd the pos
sibe taken tho selection Of Ianu calcu
lated scAaacai finish please the
lastidous Ia addition to which Of exchange
Is granted Al time within six month";, should the nstru
utIaIla
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si'rni Nor'hrr", Wrsier" and Ss~sh. e.t~ru
NAIL ROUTE,
VIA
VIRGINIA CENTRAL. RAILROAD


~ isiss u. q a311slls - -
II Va, Gay andottr. &c Tw daily Trans for ASKING.
ton baltimore Philadelphia. New York, Wheeling, ~Jincin.
naii, Ion.s,i!ic.
Ia, Malta Passenger Train leaves Richmond daily at
Hlght Accommodation Passenger Train leaves Richmond
daily except SUNDAY, - nj 5;l5 Z, N.
he o43 Train connects At Washington with the 81
T. NJ and III" 3.lj T. NJ with the 5l5 a. NJ Express Trains
from Washington tor tho different points above named
q Through Tickets ed In Lynchburg at the
Ticket Office OF the south-Sie Railroad Co, OF W HORN.
EK Ticket Agent.
10 New York.. ..........................tl7 -
To lhiadeil hia. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IS %
10 bIi.im"re' ........................... II 80
L" W a-i'ngton and Aexnnaiia. 10 50
fss"nges Washa st"n set dawn any Hotel upon
frnnsyiNan'a Avrmc, free Of charge.
fseng.- ira'iog ynesburg at 9n u NJ by the regular
Ma" Train connect at itein"nd with III. 6'5 A and those
leaving by the fr, eh A communication Mt 5O A NJ
With tho ola 4. N. Train
fa~srngcs and hrr baggage trans,ol the
pot IN llichnond free OF and Ia the Depot any o
'' on Penis" ANA avenue IN Washlng,"n thus saving hack
hire
through Ikris procured in Washington TO Pitts
unff H"n's'''" Dayton Columbus ohi" Decatur, Jefrr
."nNilc Indiana, "is and Vine Ind Louisville
k'ntnrkyi NJ i"m' Chicago. ac and all parts Of the
Tiios DopAMEAD.
""H3l t' Gen H. Supt
NOusCE- 70 .nuppERs ny EXPRESS
wa "'r'"i''r"" r"'o'ed a, the Express office during
the h"urs ""n"d noi"" VIZ;
from ","1l o'clock
Persons scndn is to he for araed by EXPIRES. must u
sa"S ~ i & '"' with ,S Or ss ,hsy win n0s be re-
Jons l. o"Li,mi, ExiressAst aug 27ts
kJEAM~naP "KOANOkE,.-
- ihr h"a"'ke. having been thoroughly ,nARR
repaired and 'ohit"d, has resumed her r.gu- 0RN
lar weekly tnps ON the line, leaving New lRI&AEd
York every "Wednesday eiicnoon and Cit
Tnu "JAMMSr%W& = iua1s, New YORK ever, sA,uraA,
AFTERNOON, and t,A Pom, every 1uesd,y evening
& r% I'YS"'f passage 1",s 'ars,Sr .ssom%"d'
is6 lst. Agts \ ~ Va Steamship Co
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INORN! CORN :! MEAl., III MP and GROUND
J PLASTER.-Thc Undersigned has rented Mrssrs
lanRhorne y johns their CORN AND PLASTER MILL
He will keep cunstant hand the above art which lie
will sell cheap to punctnal customers
CHAS y. LANGHORNE Sol. Agt
mar for the sale Of Western Plaster in this city
NEW GiDNa AN We have this dag ns~0cin-
ted ourselves together under the firm ct Nc
KINNEY co Tor the purpose Vi conducting GENERAL
GROCERY AND COMMlS>iON BUSINESS at Ihe old stand
of Kinney lass, anslreet where wa"ili be glad To
serve friends and the public with the PROMISE
every effort to give entire satisfaction
TEnMs-Casi unciuai customers on six mouths time
SAAL ii. MCKINNEY.
JOHN >. BASS,
uENkl -. FLOOD.
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JAnn PArSr, joss I. DAVIS.
JAS. o. WILLIAMS, Treasurer
c'EED + H. wv" ". , s.s,y'
D& h oiLsss s
sds Il The the Company On each day br~ s.s b.
hoars Of and+ o'eiockPA Ifsb 1u
VR8UR rUEF OsL REV OLD sORks o.
!! EvERY DEsCRIrTloN ON NAN OR BEAST
WAkAAxrEp 70 CURE, AND no oAKsEK IRON EXPOSURE To
c.ss. .ss1sss f:.s e, s css. " ia. c.. os~A
4 CO., Hel:s.s Z. 50 ee.is si,e y
cs y our ore get and read our eer,in cate.
~ Ss r on ss ruth "
whs. you its value A.
sS ssswn man Try and you vi" be- ....nsa o. rS.
vssy
sssrs asd VIII tell you many others who have been
R,cHnosp NV. a. 1854
Aaws 20 -(aen,lrmsa .sed portion of bottle
"a s.is plasssrs In ssynx ss. found esrta.i in rr
:.!.s. :ss Or which s:a
e: -. =: - 70 t.s.. ., mans: III.
s. = asa ns IL ne. a
ass Of eas bsssls hs had been entirely cured
n pe.s CO ,sn,,.@.pot .saas -, =. as ,o,r
~: y. s:s.:s ss.: painful ,::',:s md ss:,
~. r1fpr III, .ad .",.a !, s.no,a,n =, H. 49," y
h.x. rrr,r...d "A 4, ~, .na -, .a. a.a
~ nss @ S ~ 70 one ., ny ne'sa
about tea yesS sAr her se as~ e.y she SAD h was
%ca1ns .,y 49, -, TN = ~ I s,s -. mn ,
.o -a.s - !. n, ~ ~ n. r,,so' ~. g.. ',
go. Nd NY nsaka tails ceruHoate 81 liza efficacy
xsufA respectfully, n THOhAh.JP
The seovra voluntary cortiacato from stranger We
have nAay such Let those lo suffer call aud them
ma l-h co.
v~y .--.r......-
the ysrd An ennt NJ ihe us AMI in acmotiny IN ,,
ence IN one and of eser raj hrcurh his and
pearlv pepsrAtlar through his brcast alIps aasb AZ,
enough inssrt your III, got oss bottle III your TIkF
'~seAs n DC s 1nsf xos cured J.urs.o.
e,,. 1Sxecus1v your $500 T. hSh
sSc .. al pfass' and Merchants throughout ID" s''
Cnrsrpxs,rp Jan =. ,s,s
occasps to rise your Oil a nary
and M Sction seias gratifying refrain
writing yo6 regard for tenedt Of the connuna,
siso Mil Tha mai ,ra,pc ned nr .aa,s c.ns. 49,,
rored hc i,ut i'm the .hou. tn H. d.b Of .ant oi NH
~ And rnned II The nral aLu the ZANE is,ancr Whit
cau,el tu wound Several of NV .
nre,ent and they weud mo-, nivcy rer,. Lar h.
life ths Tie houvht IL u.eir. 10 do ANYTHING for nun La
ncdt try he Turf apdu
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NRW ONCkwN.-Toe waAersig0eA having
N associated themselves toseher under the style and nrm
Of OGDEN WIN1f1Ei.D. Tor the purpose Of conducting
0sssra UommsIon and FORWARDING Business In the
eonvsasat New Brick Building the basin opposite the
and Team Railroad Depot AID door below Mssa
Antersca Adams Co. take this method IT Informing their
the public generally that they prepared
and SILL Pocuee Of every description
reasonable other House the City They will
give their personal the pros- their
efforts all ho them with
call. WIN II, OGDEN,
y7.ss &. &. WINuFfELD,
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HAVING JUsT nKTCRNED sv.as sa- N.r.

III AVuNas SOpV sro0e soe Nops
thern cities and rccc I'd large stock Of Goods the
pube Invited call my auction where they will
useful and desirable articles that be sold
much lees than customary prices have an agency for
he article Of Silver Plated Ware which yon my
by purchasing and goods srraDrd Of best quail
hy wshsvs also An agency for Jew ary. which can fur
nshvery cheap The liable call and
the stock perhaps the articles All goods
y III be sold very cheap for cash. BRYAN AkERS
4 ,saAMP AgSaNE WBNE.- ii Baskets - per
~ Co Hc,dsieek Champagne ,ns Just recc, I'd aud
( n safe by LEE JOHNSON 4 co
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'uNliE SUBSCRIBERS WISH TO RCHASE NE.
GkOEs Of either bew the ages thirty
wheh the highest market price, Ia cash sill be paid Ap
ply IA, the auction house Of q. r. Pheps
ssp~sA WELLS DAVIS
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~ eeised add fr si. supply OF the justly r.tra.d OLD
DOMINION COFFEE PUIs which viii make the hes, Cot
half the ~ other Please cali
supplied the stove aud Fin sruu.e second dor be-
low Market. Nam street lie iOtI G. s. BLISS CO.
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NOTDCE.-Tbr mserchnNs. b .sias-.
~ Of Lyneh6urg hereby notified that student Of
College Al be aliowe ed tontract Hu,
debts out printed order bearing signature and that
will be settled by but upon
orders ~ vouchers. SAMUEL X COX,
.ept5u President Lynchburg College
1 y linn col fnrn na
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WHEAT THRASHERS

TH,HE UNDERSIGNED having beeom" Agents Tor the
schenectady Agricultural Works will keep constantly
hand sample OF their Patent Improved Railway HORSE
Powers Thrash.rs and separaers Combined 1hrashers
Wnnowers This TbrAskng machine received the FIRST
PkLMIUM At the New York State Fair H. s.G conitn
give good satisfaction all bO ha used them
THE HORSE POWERS made very strong. and gear
ell that requires the only about miles psr
hour thereby making II suitable to work either hosss
~ upon them.
rHE THkASHERS and CONFINED THRASHERS aud
NIHSOW ERS BID all the
and dust through the machine aud
u nsua with othur kinds.
The ThrAsher and Winnower has Il REV DIVING WIRE
SEPARATOR, which does the work eriecy than
be done any other way
TIE SEPARATOR (riddlc) has fork shaker which
shakes the grain out Of ths the Thrash
Persons wishing to these 1hrashers do by
nv store, who're Information will be given
concerning them. lRBf n SAUNDERS.
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PAYNE n CHRISTIAN,

LYNCTIDVKU, VA,
Are Agents the sell their prices
- Republican copy. Jy 10 jim
NkW HTXI.K ENTKNsaON sKIRTs-Just
~ opened another lot those truly beautiful EArEN>IOS
SKIRTS. with thead Unstable hustle Manufactured Doug
las * Sherwood aug Or JOHN AFkAHAMS
aSRksM SPICES, FOR PlCAIlNGs.-tiovo,
h Mace, Cinnamon, CELERY seed fuln-rir, Aspc,, White,
and Ling Pepper, " hte finger. &c A. torsaIe by
Jy W A SMOTHER co.
How 70 KEEP az NE'n CREDIT-rA,
III YOUR BILLS PROMPTLY MlIES DUE.--We hol.
friends h0 indebted To the Ist July
orwAru with accustomed and
settle or be prepared I" do when called upon Il very
important to US that they sh 'ud do
anuiacuring our Fan and Winter which intend
shall be more extensive and attractive than
phh which advanagc"usiy requires money Al accounts
due last january not settled by s August will have be
placed o,ha, hands for collection. We will he
10 do this in but
less with, there other alternative
~ 2Ub BURROUGHS, sIiAFEk q co.
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II ', e: :: =: : e: :: :: Us
ARE MADE
CLEANSE the BLOOD aud CURE The SICK.
ansnlid., Fn'hrr.. Mothers, HshysIcinmn,
PhiiR In opi-t., read their u fleets,
mad judge Of their Virtues.


PoHT ofFltt. iAhiL.Nn, I.Iv Co MICH Nov It. 1855.
DIR Afkk: Your PISA til perfection m.dicue They
nave done my wife moe god than can tell you. She had
been sex ana pinng away months Went of to be- doctor
Ell ~ great EXPENSE but better She then commenced
taking your Pills, which cured h By rxpcllng large
quan ines of ode adj her body They afrw ards
cured her and children blo"d of
cur nrighb"rs had bad aud w cured hun With do
"f your Pills. while others arnuud US pat from
twenty dollars oci"rs hills and lost time. without
inV cured entirely even then such "A n"ir hich
Is actually good aud hor'st will '," plz dh"'r
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From Rrr j. y HINES Pastor IF Adrrni Church, Boston
Dh AYEh;-l have used y,u PIs At aoruiuar, su.
family and AN, cd Ia It In
T - L" regulate the Of and
blood they the very remedy ever know aud
can confidently rec mnlrnd thsm Iitris
Yours J v HINES
WARSAW WYOMING Co, y Y ,Utt "a 1855
bfAh SIR Il Am using yuur t;ahar P.s my practice.
and Ind them exee,t purg cleans the ~ stem
and pufif, the fountain u the BIO. IT,
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ChrsrrpsIKtp Jan T. ls5s
MESRa DovE Co --Gssfleata :-uaving had
since occasias 10 Turf Oil In sItrserS
and m scton seag crafty Ing cannot refrain
writing you regard to 1t for the benedt az tt
large 1hsd fue Coli In my stable lot ~hich
also hui The Bull became cnrag-d for
gored tho Colt in the shoader to the deh OF al o nr
and ripped the neck about the distance which
caused mock trighuu wound Several ucghbos
present and remarked they would give - hs
life, that they thought do
ever, determined t. the Turf on And
two ANAL bottles 10 entirely cured
Very rsspeotSay.
jan - n. H.. FIJGkD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-13
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MANUFACTURER roDACCO-rhe .ss.
LVA seriber aft.nfsto selling NANuFACTUkEDr oBAo-
~ in Ss~ frk nssix seeafe4 70 grant fair advance Oh
up meats To his address. HENRY LCDLAM.
aug52. bYuadNs n r.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-12-04
A GREAT GuN.-Ou " ednesda,

A GREAT GuN.-Ou " ednesday
a monster piece Of ordnance was
brought from Woolwich to Wind
sor Castle, by command OF HeI
Majesty and placed on the North
terrace, where it will be inspected
by the Prince Consort, and a suita-
bic situation selected for its perIna-
net position: The gun was taken
during the late war from the Chi
nese, and brought to England by
the ship Sybil it is an admira able
piece Of workmanship in brass, and
weighs 7 tuns 3 3-4 cwt. s pounds :;
its length is IS 12 feet; girth 7 feet
8 inches and - inches in the bore.
1t requires upwards Of 80 pounds
of powder to load it, and will carry
a ball Of 200 pounds weight The
value Of the brass alone is estima-
mated at between 800 and .IGOO.-
English Paper. =.