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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-29

= The D.SvILLE CoNNEcrIoS.- On Tuesday. the
Dnnslc railroad connection. spcallcd being the
.pesial order in the House Of the North Carolina
Legislature. Governor Morehead spoke nj some
iength in advocacy If the measure. On We1nc'-
day, on IN Jion of Mr.. Outlaw, the further consid-
Grafton Of the question was postponed until the
10Th 81 january.
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Faox SANTA FE.--St. Louis. Dec. N.-Thc
Santa Re mail to ihc 9th uit. has arrived Tie
.,dyiees from For; Defiance to the 2lst ult,-
Gel. Miles had pursued the Indians into the noun
tau Businesses and killed six in skirmishes. No
regular battle had taken place. During an armis-
tice Col. Bonneville and the Superintendent Of
Indian Affairs will treat for Il permanent settle
ncnt Of the difficulties.
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STEAMBOAT AccIDESr--FkEI1HT LosT-Cincin-
natl Dee. 27.--fhe steamer Metropolis. from
pttsburg tor New Orleans with 500 ton. OF freight
ran ashore. in fog, Sunday morning. and sunk
immediately. the hnnt being broken in two pieces,
The cargo valued ut sl00 900 was lost. All On
hoard were saved.
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and other Southern States who look to them in
these perilous times. for a manly and devoted
stand again-t the eaeruachments and most evil
tendencies Of modern democracy.
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pActrIc RuLKoAp.-Nrw ORLEANS. Dec. 25ih.-
The Pacific Railroad Stockholders Convention ad-
journcd to-day in high spirits, tho only remaining
difficulty Icing to get taxes to rclinqu - the fo'-
fritcd charter. The company me- Is Az IN on the
,3th # January NJ Marshall. Texas
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TnE ENn % AN ApuITERESs.-Ouc of the ei-
tors Of the llagerstow Torchlght. VIII" was 70.
Gently a visit ~ Baltimore. says, am ing oth'r
things that "in tho Baltimore Almshou,e there
is II woman spending the evening of her days,
who once filled large hut unenvlahle space IN
the luA.ic eye. We alludc to Rachel Canning
ham, wlo ensnarel the aft elton Of four husband,
and in short time effected separations from
three Of them and their wives; the fourth, Tor
mer sheriff of this county, sacrificed to her evr.
rything fortune, honor. fame, and for her be
came ielon and for her died fel,ns death
Under an assumed name she is eseing out 4
miserable existence in this institution, and prob
ably making some a,oncment for her lamentabc
conquests eonnuLial honor and domestic
peace in early life
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that notice, under amy circumstance iae m"l
fcs"raN,s thing :" the KIND. for "" h"Nca
q them
IT, - the altnrs nf Irnf " ilur r.
1NtiSc the last column of III f oi tbs
/ W" juveiir ahythi"g uf the Kind
Instances e its have 10 kn"w Lodge
IN atos hat II is aetly aenu-i
tt an be, onInf I"uainf"ly II j. net Han Dy"
am 4tlaeec. The r.fcct PT"tld, I,
winch brings Vi .iE1l ,''i,.i hair.
flness. and
HaItN" VIII have used l.. and ,hry uuch
a.,l tlr n No
odd by all good de-. F..
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The Kanawha River. rs nc learn from the HI
nawha Republican. is now naygabe for steam
boats twenty milesabo Charleston.
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TX. rhilna.l phin.. nncay Is5,-M.-.r-.

'e'r paws a son -t'eu's nioi' tina WITS
VITA uhigapI lth. Attended with a Nriiowih
rNpcrnrauI. and Ef, t,lnciaau follow NLcih
Z, lS,r ling NH | knew HERE ni
lie king I'll chest calling
I'll OF the United AtiIr .osHai 1t tiis
.l sr"nei, nd"d Pain tio
and h article. sud helped niI,
we'd This was R-t March | With II A,lircs,
= y tiniiv and Ss't 'y That nit
IL teutn r,th Wei ki"wt the
"a IT. .dvae tlset lie iafaonc. glat,fu Ing
80 truy AMiCfS.
hF III medicine iaalrr5.
~, JOHN II SEAN Lvnrhbnrg llaw.
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Tie Baltimore & Pc nae Railroad was organ
lied on Saturday BIZ elcc,ing seven Directors u
whom Edwin Robinson, Esq, received the largest
vote, So 100 have been subscribed by parties in
one aenth OF the country through which the road
is to pass and they will probably dou bic their sub
seriptons in labor and materials, &c. Mr.. Rob
inson says it will be 1.-The highway Of the nation"
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-[S--- - ~r-.-s..~ rA~opp a la8o
49, $3.50
Rsn - naauA Day Dssk-
Hnan1ey n 0yutomatic Internel I'm
K0Vuwnnk 1Fo1xommo Tor Vir8an1e.
-. IvnskAnrw Ykpipian 10 one Of the lead.
- 80 9aSruals Il this Commonwealth;
vSlc - vyf>sei 10, and expects always 70 be, .
nenbsr q ~ Dsuocratie party. We might
tAessolse y naeuflily f.esumed to enssfsaih y
= -. =. r. T,s.a.v
~ sS.s.Sas. nresentinr the contemplated
lipe a wsasr son9unication from Norfolk to the
West - proeti1ei tssns Tor the coming e'ect,on
q nenosrs g w Lsgna.:a.s ms"sd "a
So. ~ .s,rc~est and least Substantial basis,
n - A. pssant upon the vIryiaian's face, that
our contemporary ~ one OF the most earnest eho
ac6se IN ue eneIs nov nAA"g =. ~ ,s..s. IL. ~.
opts w.. s..s;,.ns In ne common wealth and
nation. INT. re cannot ourself perceive the pre-
sence Of such spirit In the particular articles IN
question:; ma iurtnermore, We srs 's' i,o" VIZ
pos'"J" ~ sSs.c. ..sisnt and h;ch. toned man.
cou,d NJ ,,ossnms the solid welfare Of all the
people II the stase 10 the attainment Of transto
~ pofiticsi success. a. to seek to make parry
issue OF WAT essenua'.y u"susep..Dao M
.1 :. ,,.s.nrs c,,nce;vcd in n .ep
t;ment 40 bresd and liberal, aud so full Of mate
rial hcne6cence to the communities 4 the south
and west, ~ tne virginia "".c@ ,'"e 49,, a..
sg ~" s;.or;s,. ",,on his tonic are written
in konestpess OF intent and with no disguised and
sinister designs, We are ready to express our own
unquaIined accordance win 'ne views ."e,.'" r..
" ana anorou oh going nocy Of internal
improvements by the state government.
r Ii. q t,,1 .
velopmcnt OF the inferior resources VI ee'e.
through the arm OF the legislative power, ls now
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A MRRpif1cent Idea.

In our last paper we spoke Of the visit cf Mr.. $.
II. DeBow to our place. and the objects hch
have called him to this section. We learn that
while here he discussed project to which he has
given much attention. This is nothing less than
q pater tine Of communication from Junas River
to the Tennessee. We confess that such IL ropo-
sition almost makes Us hold our breath; yet the
arguments and facts Of Mr. DeBow. rs represent
ed TO US, are such - to command the respectful
consideration Of all who feel an iaterest in tic i'm
proyements of South Western Virginia. Ills idea
is to dnite the nayigable waters Of james River
with these of the Tennessee. hy series Of short
Canals, and lock and dam navigation on n. Riv-
err He would commence his improvement on
James River, ct the mouth Of Craig's Creek; As
cend the valley Of the latter stream; descend the
valley Of Toms Creek to New River; ascend tho
latter TO the Wythe Lead Mines; thence 81 up
Cripple Greek " some. point near its head and
then pass down the Fork IF Holsteu to the navi.
gable waters of Tennessee river HyfheriHe Tel
egraph.
We leave our readers to fern their own idea Of
the ''miEuiaceuce" Of thia scheme after they
hsve made an exanasuaton Of the expensive and
tofturous route above suggested. down the Ilol.
stons after 1t reaches that stream, far into Tonnes
So, before il reaches the river OF that name
thence far through Tennessee, before steamboat
navigation 10 practicable. thence following the
eortuoas course OF that river through North Ala
bama, thsnee again through Tennessee, until i,
dabouches into the Ohio, mar lis mcuh But VIC
are surprised to bear 1t spoken of as an original
scheme, since the proposition has been repeated,
suggested. If mot strongly urged by gentlemen o
he Southwest for tho last fifteen or twenty wears
90 Also Of the use Of Potts and Stons4y. or Graz,
aid Sinking Greeks, rs waters for The james Ri
~sr ard Kanawha Canal-both Of which have beer
thsnsE II conversation for years, and one or both
q Walsh has been surveyed for the purpose O
dsesFmisiag ts feasibility. We are not certain
that one Of the lines may be selected as the ulti
mats route of TIE Virginia Water Line and ar.
ssreainiy anrious Tor = fair survey Of lob. W,
belSsvs, also, tAas the construction Of any rout.
icon h Jamss 70 the Ohio, will be followed b,
otAe inpFcvtatst Of the New River TO or aboy,
ths LsaA Mines. and hope to see it.
The Dssoeraey Of Raystte county have appeiat
= 1elacasN 70 4 Congressional Convention. to b
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From WaShingt0n.

WASHINGTON, Dee. 2i,--Thcte Is reason to le-
liete the liberal party OF Mexico VIII, al" seeking
n recognition # the Juarez government by our
own. woull consent IT, enter intua treaty by which
the Initel States could ,cstahli~h military posts
III Chihuahua and Sonora, thus avoiding tie OBJ
.cctions to a iprcibie possession recently official
IL recommended.
An answer is expected by the latter part Of
January. to certain Propositions lok'm, to the
settlement Of the Central American question.
which were transmitted To England several weeks
Ago.
Letters received ly the overland mail from an
officer at f.rt Buchanan, under dat" Of De-. 9th
says Rich deposits Of gld have been fund in
the ella river. through region extending sixty
miles on both sides SIX hundred ard fifty men
Mere Mt work and five hundred more were On the. T.
way from California. Should the emigration in
crease at the same rate it has commenced. it is
expected iha> 10000 persons will he in ArisoLa
within the next twelve months. Spccliiiens Of
silver richer than lIcntzelman's mine have been
discovered.
Judge Hart writing from the Rio tranIe saws
lie has received letters from leading men IN Santa
Fe welding their opposition to the formation OF II
territorial government for Arz ma. The prices ii
Mexican titles to la,rl in Sonora have Increased.
holdcrs believing TINT the Americans would som
Obtain possession Of that country. II IS said TINT
certain parties have anticipated the action of ,ar
government an b a.nel the right tn "onstrui "a
railroad from Guaymas to some point On the Anu
eglvan line.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-29

HE.1n OF GFN. JAMES GaDspES. --Chnlleston,
s G. Drr 9th. ten. james Uadsdcn died here
OH sunday last.
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By {. Il. PHELPS, ArcTIoaEER
SALEor RIAL EsraTE ON

~ DIAMOND MIL The purchaser Mt n sale held hy n.
Oh TIE l9h June" e- vng complicd i'm lis r,
"r silloh WEDNESDAY EVENING. JANUARY 5tr -
~ 3"'l az NJ. NJ public auction RI sci! thar DESI a..
hAbi'E FAEilf RESIDENCE u Ijiam,n nd Hill a, Ma
present occupied by john Rne scr-ogcihcr au In -,
Z" LAND ih,reto anucx"t Ii h,ing the lInnse and M
conveyed Ia rs, by d"c, II C. Walton and
"ie sol" BY rs Al pablo arcton the Jun last au
pur ha>rcl hN Iionston liu,kcr " - '
TERMS --s5U q ia -ash-ss7 e. to b. paid on Tho 18Th
OF Jh"" II "'ni the hH he purci uu,, Il, lar
paid NH 'i -" from the day Of sale tah OF i1en
b-r ie' The deferred tynents secli ed r H.. r.ti ~ -
the litle and -tIt>ftet'rS nrla table nn-s
CliAS. NJ. BLACKFORDl
Il DAVIS rrs,os
H. Is i'Al Ne
dee - d ian II p,it,rs
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- ul,ai ~
and these unable fresh n'nf. They act a.
Substitute harnt ard uirize 'hc H. ct oi
iie' absorbing the poisonous ut III" sait and
lerrg blood pure The vital rgie4 trn d.
b tang influences. Sold n N" 70 Mud
Lane. New York and by all Druggists NJ 25c r and 81
y box ldrr -
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ed by BAHtn thtN'i ~ rt's-1'o Mr. l. Bat bear
justin" g. 'urf ana persons " h, simiarly
permit tie Ia
= ct Pt'muH Filters, lll u>rl hcin
/ sclntiy bIr wife h,tiIF heI, fitt. with
.octpn aud it.orl"rcd tho pat
q, nsod BE-
'"h a. sh"wss urd" ~" c"n'tnn r"sn"rt of NO -
. count
tii,Hi tt+ trklt ly
l.rs,icH i,tty tn In. So. aud
she b"p fsildt Iot only her
nh III +r'd tt rv'l Int her
d II han t1s "a
. and hal t. HHt"T@ |
writ isiH ine sol ahi i" the "hrht "Ihors
.u Iatly ntlj'.,ai lorr 'hrd
ri - rnd. ! lt"sr i-ar THOMAS VI MOS fAG1'l:.
n f. Pa TiErs-i.lvhtnun, Il
ttwi rilar lhat add npny
b as l'Ht at lirfts IN max lug
abolished VI ID pcpss, vi lc
oh for the last twelve ALn i
& suffering ut,ly
hltai and sit"rri stomach. As soR Ms r.sutrv
thym WIS ronvircr NJ their liable qeiio-
r,N.hi tltin Athlete j ADJ
by 1.-The Droge ia Iyncthurt aii \. =
pocl Druggist, in III, sty al Il, hmou,.. d.ss-wh,r'
als". M.shs th,s S,tt Go, t-t.nh at
I II Nt,rier C." Bsitinore. Nd - Il M.iier.
- X Batnc- i'ath \ \
Otd, Iot by s,,ir'-,ng l. BAKE V. rroprt tr'.
IA. hmm, a \
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Washington Irving has contributed $500 to the
Mount Vernon Fund.
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IAornsHs.I.En sNN1.xOK..-pnT ~,

az u W NJ AIRY ia laiD tlr,yclly iIill nrar ~
cat Depot. wl lac sold, SIN sAYES four 81. which ar. vary
hk"iA hr L. y HITTER Executor ri n Il S.nt; decd
AT the sam' time and place. win bas FptR 81 AYES
the stock and ''rnp, with iiousch aud k,t han ur,,
nr"-tir property at A hnr WATTS This property
n paft - Work Horses. ana Calves w,xon
Plantation ticnsl$, CO m, II " Oats. g.. &,
The N"ai" viii he soi ha,cy after .c arriy, az
ia" thIs I.vnch.u ~ -
At the same time viii b" hr ont. the NEGROES belong.
iE TO the cs ate OF john
ARTHUR WATTS,
tr dan
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RpUELIC ~AuE 0r vALUAnI.E .I.VES

acii"s rs Cihli'si n =. nndr f Circuit
'""rt OF TIE county Of Campbell. rendered the ay OF
October last In ne case at Lag and win. uiIs
Mason and "n,rs viii on SATURDAY. tn. Isl DIV II
JANUAi.f next at Morris Church, pr"c,, Ia sci FIVE
NEGROES belong the estate IT Jaux Rirr Ma son
dcd VIZ One likely about - ri age one man
advanced IN lie and three very likely gs years
oil - >
FERNS Six inonis credit, and bonds viii, approve
personal security BD,KLK r sA,ilIi
dee - ciitiiaG. C. .n,ul,si,nrr
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Encouragement from Abroad.

The people throughout the southern State, are
looking with great interest to the canvass in N,r
gnia The nomination of Letcher-with such
record--by party which has always prolcsscd
nm exclusive concern for the interests of slacery
takes them by surprise, a. we'll it NAV. Tie
Nashville Patriot sends US the following words Of
cheer and encouragement;
If the people Of Virginia can be aroused to in.
dependence u thought and action, the victory 10
the coming contest will perch upon the banners
the Opposition. But whether this shall be effect
ed or not whether triumph or defeat await the
Opposition. it is due to themselves and t6the
country, at large, that they should 90 int. the
FIELD. and do battle against the coharts of democ.
racy. THERE'S everything 10 encourage, and but
little to cause them to despair. If thew viii but
u'e discr ly. he manifest dvantages they hold in
their hands, the Wings and Americans of Vir.
gina may DO much for themselves. and perhaps
more tor their friends in Tennessee and Kentucky
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TRAITOR ~ AAIE OF NEs,KoEs
~ on SA1t RDAY, The i.r,f J ,AIAIY NY IviI.
a r. ~ a' Inn t. lrc hhcst NJ DIR. the 1t I,r,,
AZ II "'itk, A VI thu blowing NEGROES: G. l,ln,r
ma" about = wears @" ncy e. ,,,ant - yr,rs al
age and TIE iirne child .en Ned auat II ,,4,s. ".
Gii'lt ah'ni a.; i, chi 4
Inns - 'rE n ie satisfactorily rsi ~ III,
Il ", int - add 4 1, n EE,<
= !'lt Ian A uij STRAIT nj I " nv
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The Dssoessey Of fayst,e county have appeiat
= 9slscasN v = Congressional Convention. to b
hid h Lswisbufg on the 1st of March. to nomi.
safe ! candidate TO represent them in the next
coagsse LCol. Edmundson to be thrown over.
boards
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"a y
IN Bi4E NftiibES.l shall on SATURDAY, tho lst lay
Of JANUARY '9 in trout of the Market House in The CT,
OF Lynehtnfg SAL" at pubic auction. valuable SLAVES
Longing to the estate If Henry A. Chr sian deed Am lny
them Is hfsi rate Il ~ ksm good Twisiers Wa
rrs, go"d dnbgr -cry ant, and An old
These VII he sold four months ite,
.st added the purchaser ing negotiable satisac,oi
ly endorsed
All persons in lebci Ia II a. Christian lie ry Chr
tisn Son sill forward s.ttl. mp thu rarcunt
SAMUEL b tIiiHeTIAN,
A'nnis u of II. A CHRISTIAN dec d.
dec II 1T liam Rep. copy
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NAIUAEiE real ESTATE IN AND
AROUND LlNrtBtRf FOR SAI.F--rhc sai,scti
Der the more e'erinsly carry his
Ia ltnchhurg, VII sell nf his REAL ESTATE,
l,i The WARWICK IL L Sc, Main street, front nc
9a fee, and rnrn back l}5 tanmt
r,oas aud ia- and large und ,ir
2ri Tin liDtSi AND Lot. on Msfl formerly
orc"ph by the ia'e Samuel ransford fronting % feet
running back 10 feet
ari The I We nor SIS. q Tan Yard Alley Al
a., larec TOBACCO FACTORY, ado ming T. is lot has
two hh' springs IA ir yard and is out Of the torpnr Ion
ih-- lac hcipnl halt LOT adj lung the Fiet,rv
jili onr af Lo r. opposite Capl MctorA.. TIL.
Is a Il ic building lot
9TH TAO lt'tU ES AND LOTS in sa,iiy Hook
1ih--lhe i'hing Creek MILL" THIS very valuable ha
inp ~ TIA Cana, AMI only mile u e
~th-rhe beautiful RESIDENCE. Monumental Hi,
ia The of ThoS !. lhils,n,
oh About Iuu hall acre LOIS. ado.iIg the
lnhA dnr body oi WOOD LAND known es Sil,rr
pi containing about 1861 This land will be diy.ed
tl.
llh Several fine MILL SEATS, on the Canai-t heius
IA" bank OF me river from the toll! gate Mil
The
Those Wishing t" purchase any Of the above pro- cry will
please I'll the ucriber who i'll take pleasure
ii-
Thc terms will be LIBERAL az a.I detcrn d tos il.
JOHN II. TYREE
90 tinnal |, eyyrdn sl, ttn,la
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By G. Il. PHELPS, AucrloxEEH.
sAI.E OF yaIrAxlC

RNNECETOR'S sAI.E OF VALUABLE NE
IL GRuES AND REAL. ESTATE AT AUCTION .-Gu
Thursday Morning. the Jhh lust will SELL public ancin
i'll front Of tho Mark. lou,, very valuable Ne
GkoEA, Viz: Men. W"m n Boys aud tiirls.
Also At three orloch ihe PROMISES II sell valuable
BUILDING 10 I, renting ~ feel Nam street running
back on Washington Street 1872 T. ut
TERMS -ihc Negroes vii be- sold months ,redii for
ncgi Ill. ,aIi,s the ud led Lot sold o
arrrd OF II months interest added for approved negotiable
notes RICHARD DAVIS.
Executor o NJ. DAVIS IT, decd
Ice p n.III
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iHitUg Of ieprrs hUvy dri!y al Iu
H., iutp tie We tho
" u drtIu die a..
I1Iu but did IN !e..,ts i..s;i
their Uf'c,, aud even sitrlH->tit Tie 4"t w.Adeill
product eaniv lHe buug visit /" l.weA
du ed lay at their prominent at /" Al 10
olaf"y u Dr ANFK inventor Ut tIitHkY IsnAI ~
tAINAI 1IC PiIIs4 witir v"rr shown " n in'.
irankue vi eul hi, ast,r
t> manufacturing tHc stbe ,sses'so ao"tI=
tar aui IT tr.Sekeab, sutsi n,eS HIS Pm. :
Sts H'ieri, C"hrrbefiN Ounce, Pear, '.neila,
OF .nI "l, b II tuVy exceed IN ariiE 'i :'ts
tso-, kbcs thu n,s,t,s lis oil ct Winters pa'
aud at favn ihln "a! that he ga eit III
rlna nd ir,o h. rarrica compositoi the H.,
siTo-rtrb tart Iii, l., the huhstaAn
hni LictI then
tn, tho if"FoI lions which ciN "a nHinr"
tHr'-tia1 iFt'.t" ln"r u i"
1Icx,, "a i-t,n. s.inisn"ui 49, intrinsic .trtnr
The which ibis article
kcu Enpul aiIs Brul,'S S'iT JOINTS
Gal : II. Polo Eri, and swcliugs Ola Nol,-$, u
NJ he. AZ II u" without Il wta
h.- ~, it, And nh r.ri, the
in the Mustang Iunctt r'.CrfniV ID
,rt"tUt Il 81 ,ur'H ~ r'' ort ii
Fsrn.N ~,iti., II y heid, Cnnn." LEIfcR. la.
irlc Par ~ hnrso considered
s, ths Nin1 Uui tie tree al the A
ianir hAve sol lin Tor $50 lour 1.nimrnt
ma; h'i"' Such testimony. is r.achng
day. he nali Is olL Every family Should have Il
Beware "Jraf.o's IN" genuine Mustang is sold by nj
respectable usisut the world Beware
a Bgagg = tIiiinrnt IL ia is' i'nt1tion
BARNES & PANk, ProprtctrIs.
NOV win NV YORK
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IIAKPERs MAGAZINE fer DEC EMBRR.
IL iust TO, owed NJ taee dts Z. Vk5TOR'6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-21
Burning flni0.
lDbpsifians & 5nrgfons.
ID MOkTON- M D=PhTsonathi6

x MOhION, NJ. D.,-HhySOpathlc
Dser Eclectic Physician and Surgeon Pl less Mid
Wfsry lad Diseases 81 Women and Chilnreu DR. NOR
ION haslng located himself this place. ready 10 at
tend all calls ms Profession either a his once
their private dwellings, Or NJ. dscaTds ali poisons Of
Description either mineral animal vegetable aud
never reduces MS patients 10 them but simply
the cbrucfi0ns stimulates and Jones up the system By
Thoss aesd with diseases Of the Liver Lungs KID
ne Spleen NeuralEa. Inh nation, rheumatism lelther
Acute Chronic Loss Of Appetite Derangement uf The
Slomach C0astpaiOn fine BJSels BIli01s Affections
Gravel Scroiu Senss and lcers Cancers Fistulas
impuutle Of the Blood any Chronic long Standing
diseases diseases peculiar 70 the fna such Sup
preston Prospsus UtsTIa Hzmohage &c are request
ed 10 call His Mode Of Treatment Is also completely
adapted % Diseases Of Children
Dr. n has also sure safe and failing remedy FOR
Fever and Asue Cholera Choera-1iUrbus Dysenfer and
Dhoea Collc .LockiaW klis and Spasms treat
~ DrBi Is also prepared totreat successfully FEYERs
dsees This i no ctIon or Imagination OF the brain
but facts deducted from the Reform
the yarious schools Of aud systems Of practice, and
graduate from the old and schools Of Medi me.
kin.isof 30 oIANICMEDIcINEs,simP piles and compounds,
neiures and sTups, such ss are usually Kept N Boan
Eclectic and IhompsonIan Drug SORES Also, all the
Indian Remedies aad large number 0f Compounds, pre-
pared By himself Remedial AGENTS, amons which are
Milk Weed sovereign remedy Tor The Dyspepsia Piles
Se; Anii-B ous Pills for the LIVER santise
Btters. AntDyspepic Powders Tooth Ache Drops, n nrh
.sil Y cure, Eye-Wafer falling remedy or
Weak Soreuld Iuhlned Eyes Canker Mediene for Can-
kerGl Oalo1e5 certain and sf7sd cure i
Ms Btssm Of Wilu Cherry, tor Coughs Colds, Bronchitis
Linlmeu rP9in Killer superior article 10 any nF In
internal external application; Sovereign Rem
Guy Les tns nothsIs C3lIsl o. e-le ftend'
~ n. b Particular Attention will be paid in treat-
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the dead but he does can that he cure al
Ohice, No lf5 Lorlu 81. Residence, No. 10 Church
| 81. Cleveland West Side
dent good chance IN his oret, red SIseins snd
various sranehes- an1Sdl Edos.fInly6 ls9