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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-05
ADDITION FOREIGN MARKETS.

Haitian Nov. 4.-There were sales Of $4,000
bales Of Cotton. and closed very dull. exported g.,
600 bales, ON speculation 1000 bales; estimated
sales on Friday COCO bales closed dull. Orleans
fair So; Mddling 81 lp!anls fair 81 l-lG;
Middlin. S7l Stock IG5, 0oo including 3do, 900
America.
Manchester news nnayurahle. Bullion docrcas.
ed t2-o,oo Money abundant and easy.
Flour frm for choice but other qualities very
dull; Southern - shiliinge Wheat firm for best
c""'''"v - E us ne-a,.' dull southern
White shiii'nEs II shiiings , pence. Corn
very dull aud quotations nominal, yellow 81 to %
shilngs; White - to 30 and f. shllinga.
Beef d"opnc PorF quiet Bacon easier but
unchanged SUGAR firm but slightly higher, tot-
fee quiet. Rice dull, Resin steady. fin" rs. to Is.
Spirits of Turpcn,iu" steady ut @.'S 10 ioS.
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TRIBUTE OF REsPEcT.-At a regular meeting
Of Manteo Lodge, No. "a, 1. o. o. F., held on the
first of November, 1858, the following preamble
and resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, By dspensation of an all wise prov
idence, who doeth all things well, we are called
upon to lament the death of our much beloved
Brother THOMAS II. WILLIAMS, who departed this
life on the 10th ult., in Wythe county, Va, after
n long illness of many months, and
Whereas, In the death Of our brother this
Lodge has lost one of its brightest ornaments, and
the community good, loyal, and faithful citizen,
although recognize in our loss an eternal gain
for our lamented companion in the Celestial Lodge
above, therefore,
Resolved, That this Lodge deeply sympathse
with the relations and friends of the deceased in
this visitation of providence in our midst.
Resolved, That the charter and rcgala of this
Lodge be dressed in mourning, and that each
brother wear tho usual funeral badge for thirty
days
Resolved, That the thanks of this Lodge are due
United Lodge No. 81, l. o. o. F., of Wytheville
for their brotherly assistance in the performance
of the last said tribute of respect to departed
brother.
Resolved That the papers of Lynchburg and
Wytheville be requested to publish the above rep
amble and resolution, and that copy of the same
be forwarded to the relatives Of the deceased and
one to United Lodge No. 81, |. 0. 0. F., of Wythe-
vile. j. W. CARROLL, NC.
E. ii. FoLKEs, Rec. Sec.
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Correspondence of the Virginian.
PETERSBURG, Nov. 3rd, 1855

PETERSBURG, Nov. Ord, 1853.
Editors Of Trginian:
GENrs-On to-day the Fair grounds were
thrown open to the public, and there has been a
large crowd in observation-disclosures at from if
teen to seventeen thousand people. 90 far every
one has been delighted the exhibition far sur
passes the hopes of our Petersburg friends and is
said to be equal to any ever made in the State
The horses are well worth visit from Lynch
burg to this place. for numbers and beauty they
cannot be excelled. Chief amongst them are
Revenue, Clevand Bay, Rip Van Wrinkle, and Fly
by Night.
Another most attractive feature is the cattle
Samuel c. Luddington. of Greenbrier, exhibited
twenty-five head chiefly Durhams, amongst these
is the celebrated bull Scipio and his recent pur-
chase Dgalma, who has taken the premium at
thirteen different Fairs, and is said to be superior
to Scipio-these animals will have at our next
Fair. Slaughter w. Ficklin, of Albemarle, has a
remarkably fine head of Durham, most of them
were bought in Kentucky, from the celebrated
importer Alexander. in all probability, he too Will
be an exhibitor at our next Fair.
TELEGRAPH.
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Markets.


New York, Nov I-Cottpn has declined NOM
nay 1000 bales Id ut to I decline. Uplands
are quoted at II 9-lGths. Flour quiet and UNI
changed. Wheat firm Corn buoyant Mixed GS
to 20. Spts. Tnrpentin" fir, at 5a! rest I'M
changed. Stocks are dahl and lower, Virginia
Skies 9js
BALTIMORE, Nov. i.--Fl9ur steady Wheat in
fair demand; White 81 % To 81 40 Corn firmcr;
Old White 10 to II; Yellow 81, New corn 6S--
Provisions quiet
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- Sir Genti,,asn srat, dronnd a tabtr
il, GsnIrmn"-Ths = by the maker The eel
ebrated Brandreth pills, which ha great mort have
who lives in .ipp,t VIII" long
ne six The doctors AROUND, did no, seem q. hclp him his
courage energy failed his step feeble aud his
and ndcated constant physical debility Finally
he was upon Brandroth pills strange
appear you the first box put him right his feet
and their for few months restored him entirely
feet health lie hins that Dr. braneth too superior to all
living men
entertained that lie would the of is limbs
Try Brandrrths rls they may possibly
eft yon lie used few do9,s and helped lie contin
he Logan feel the circulation in the exremtes
The of the l further judciously perscvered I'M
cured having recovered the Of his limbs completely He
.a0 mao ana m m a bsoro a. WIS
large candies which he designs t" connne proof Of his
Graham U. s. C. at Bnenos Ayres
facts and know them to be uoe
Ord Geniaan. Brandte,hs Pills have made many cures
here friend Of mine of large fortune aud high social posi-
on was afflicted tied win ma. d"r"y n s gave him no
earth was to be of brief duration II" directed by
cial Providence to randreth Pills lac read pamphlet
Of pugaon right onwsri his largest dose fifteen pills
Of his manhood md usefulness he WA, restored 10 yporan
health Dr. Bandreh Pills have not begun to be half known
4 entlernnn-I know Brandrcths Pills arc wonderful
remedy In Jagrago Rio Grand. Brazil they admins.
tered who had been sick live confined
his bed by inanmatory rheumatism His limbs
raced and drawn up his hands closed and stned lie
tho pills, four in the morning and four in the evening and
drank freely Of beef soup which his only diet In six
weeks he entirely cured and rode six miles to
horseback This effected by Brandreths Pa
medicines and physicians had failed caused the Of Dr.
randreth sell retail hundred dollars worth Of
lis pills In that little weeks
5h Gemaemnn-A Mr. Undcrhi OF wcs;eo ser county. who
fought In e of sl2 Is great aduirer OF DR. Brandreh
because he his pills saved his life lie suffering
q his had
der treatment three without benefit lie finally
commenced the different medicines but got
better until he began with Brandres Pills These taken
night in dose. from five to cured him entirely
badly
falling upon his back but still he to,k Brandehs Pills every
his Told him they could do good for local
injury, and that II would be least before he could
walk In three weeks he restored health aud ascribes
his recovery them lie he will Brandre,h
as long as he lives
9Th Genteman-- these Pills sold No. 294 Canal
street. Brandreh BuldngS
la Gentisman-They are IS cents box and by Agents
generally. B. .w.-nov dlwh
LyRR8H ARRIVAL OF MOUNTAIN LIME.
II Just barrels Of fresh MOUNTAIN LIME to
which attention friends and
oct 30dn CAMP, SMITH CO.
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Adv L RTlSE.
Aud arrest the trade of the Great South-Wes


II AM AGENT FOR ALL THE PAPERS ON THE LINZ
OF the Railroad from Lynchburg To Knoxville; all al ia
having large circulation the people OF South
Virginia and East Tennessee.
Hk9s" ADVERTISE AND GET RICH "ssa
IN ANY OR ALI. OF THE FOLLOWING PAPERS
NEW ERA, Floyd Court House. Va
VIRGINIA AND TENNEsSEE NEWS bristol
BRoWNLow'S kNoNV LILLE (Tcnn.> WING
NISDlCArOR, UNCONSTITUTIONAL Tenn
RELIGIOUS INTELLldENCER, Morfisown Tenn,
GAzETTE STAR Lexington, Va.
H REM1SnaT' AOmsaou,va.
DEMOCRAT. ! LIe'rty.Na
SALEM REGIS iER Salem Va.
THE VISITOR, Marion Snytho co Va.
VIRGINIA PATRIOT, ind. penience, arayson 70. Va
DEMOCRAT. / u..aas,,, ~
STAR AND HERALD. Chrisiiansburg, Va
WYfIIEViLlE TELEGRAPH lw,,,.,ynr. y,
WYTHEfII LIZ TIMES b"9'' NV w.
UNION DEMOCRAT Union, Monroe county, Va,
REGISTER Dauvie, Va.
THE SOUTH WEST : lcarsburg, Giles county. Va
Persons wishing advertis, in of tho above papers viii
dd II to THfiR INTEREST cali ut the office Of the
iynchhurg NrcinHn IAIks where contracts Will be
made and advertisements fOhw Al,pEb WITHOUT pftAr.
81 will also and ard advertising "a rarsf
in the United States. A. WAbbiLL.
sepIsts Foreman Virghian 0h.re.
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pr,fes.or's bidding she would rrostratc herself
on the ground and allow him tn seat himself on
her neck. An umbrella opened and shut a
half dozen times in rapid succession against her
head and she neSsr moved muscle, nor mani
tested the slightest trepidation. All present were
alike astounded and convinced, and gave the Pro
fessor sundry very enthusiastic bursts OF applause
ItterShilu ErpltsS.
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SECOND DISPATCH.
Illinois Election.

CHICAGO, Nov. 4th.--rhe Legislature stands in
the Senate, 10 Republicans to II Democrats. In
the House, "a Republicans to 80 Democrats. with
three still doubtful
The Chicago Tribune, and Chairman Of the Re-
publican State Committee, admit combined
Douglas majority of s.
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FALL AND WINTER TRADE.
GEO. ID DAVIS.
WHOLESALE n RETAIL GROCER,
ND COMMISSION MERCHANT

Opposite The Ttr1inta Rank. LyNCHBTRt. Ia
AN IN receipt of Large Groceries. Staple
Dry Goods, Hardware, OILS. Paints, Co'dage Noodware
Ar,. consisting in part of
10000 Bales Of Cotton at Factory prices tn the trade
1000 lns of Leaf Lard Baltimore prices tho trade
900 lbs Of Sole Leather AMI 100 Sides of upper
heavy,
IL Doz French aud plale pha Cali skins. ard Sewing
Skius,
stn Seamless Bags assorted
40 lbs of Zine and white Lead,
500 Gals of Lnsecd OH
800 p,rs "t Shoes scwci aud pcggcd part Yer. heavy,
80 lteam- OF Paper Letter foo!scap and Wrapping.
900 lbs. Iron Axics and Cast Boxes,
10 Tors Of Iron, Wrought and Rolled.
40 bundles Of Iron, Hoop Sop Oval, half Oval Round
and square,
barrels % New York Syrup, for family use.
Sugar, Coffee, MVass, :, Salt Nails Tanners Oh,
Bellows. Vices. Anvls Screw plates. Horse Shoes,
Failed Cloths. CasSnetts Iinscts raidR and Blankets
Clover Timothy, Herds and Orchard grass Seed,
Plate Tin j. T.. and j AMI Tin Solder,
All Of which viii sell cheap for cash short crlt for
negotiable paper. Those who buy Tor cash. VIII Hut II
their inter, examine stock before making their pur
cas.s and will sell ehea goods can be bought
credit
will the best prices for Wool Wool Rolls b.
Faxsotd Fl and Tow Liner ~ ~ aud Harness Leather,
and all other country produce"
Call anime stock before buy. ioct -
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Georgia Legislature.

ArGrsTA, Nov. 1.-The Georgia Legislator met
yesterday The Governors message is very long
and ultra ti-Bank. recommending prohibiting
the circulation of bills Of II less denomination than
SO or 500, and advises the adoption of State
Sub Treasury The message is devoted entirely
to State affairs.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

On Sunday the llth inst, At IL o'clock, \. NJ,
at Amherst Z. H., Quarterly Moeting,) the Rev.
Lro RossER will preach the funeral OF the Rev.
I. G.. Hayes. late preacher in charge of Amherst
Circuit.
Republican please copy.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA

HALIFAX, Nov. I.--The steamer America ar
rived here this morning with Liverpool dates to
the a3rd OF October.
She reports decline of eight pence in COTTON
which was dull at that
BreadstuAs are reported steady at last QUOTA
lions.
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NoTE.-We confess our inability to render sonc
of the above matter ineligible. 1t camc to IA all
higSledy-piggleiy, in such utter and nextricabe
confusion as to battle our best efforts to make it
plain to readers. They will have to exercise
their own judgement
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-05

DEATH OF AN OLD REsIDENT.-Armstead PRIDE
free man of color, and for more than half CEN
fury resident of this city, died here yesterday
morning. For period longer than the lifetime of
most of the present population of Lynchburg
Pride pursued the avocation. of Barber, and was
perhaps more widely known in his profession than
any other man in the State. Although his sphere
in life was an humble one there were few persons
who commanded in greater degree, the respect
and confidence of our citizens. lIe was always
an industrious and sober man, and really const-
tuted an exception to his class. Pence to his
ashes.
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RExovAL--Samuel A. Boyd announces in to-
days paper, the temporary removal Of his popular
establishments to the room adjoining the Post
Office. Boyd has Mt all times ON hand an cxten.
sve variety Of the good things OF this life and he
will doubtlers be pleased to welcome his old
friends and patrons ut the new quarters prepared
for their reception and accommodation. Give him
a call
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PRor. WV. RAREr.-Prof Rarey, elder brother
and tutor Of the horse-tamer, who has recently
created great sensation in Europe gave an exhi-
hilton in one of the buildings at the Fair Grounds
yesterday afternoon, before large and deeply in
terested audience. capital subject was present
cd for his treatment, in young mare owned by
Capt. Paschal Buford, of Bedford county. This
animal is not vicious, in the general acceptance
of that term. hut wild and intractiblc as a noun
tain deer. 1t has frequently required half hour
her head; and to hoist an umbrella suddenly be-
fore her, would cause her to rear and pitch, as if
she were endeavoring to jump out of her skim
Prof. Rarey took her in hand yesterday afternoon,
and but few moments sufdced to tame her fiery
spirit into the gentleness of . kitten. At the
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Illinois Election.

The Illinois Republicans concedc that Douglas
majority will be eight in the Legislature with three
doubtful.
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BUSINESS MENs' PRAYER MEErINc.--There are
regular meetings for prayer. ut the room of the
Young Mems Christian Association, at l. O'Clock
nov 5-dts
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FREIGHT TRADE.-There were received at the de-
pot of the Va. & Tenn. Railroad, on yesterday
II loaded cars, consisting of 2,llS bushels of
Wheat, $50 barrels of Flour, 30,092 pounds Of
Tobacco and 1000 pounds Of Miscellaneous.
There were % loaded cars sent West the 4th inst,
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nUR assortment is complete Having added many
house keeping goods stock prepared
to accommodate all In want of HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
Silver Plated Ware Table Cutlery Walters Chatting Dishes
Table and Floor Oil Cloths Oil Shades Gilt Cornce Wooden
and Willow Ware Brass and Wire Fcuder Brass and Bronz
ed Androns BRASS and Steel Shoyes and Tongs Sausage
Cutters. Shears, Scissors &c.
Pocket Cutlery Pistols double and single Guns, Ammun-
ton Carriage Buggy Trimmings Carpenters MIL Wrghs,
Barksmhs and Coop"Ts Toos Farming and Gardening I'm.
PIGMENTS Circular and all other Saws including Pruning and
Butchers Saws Coil Rope &c, &c
We would call special attention stock of RIFLES,
manufactured expressly for and warranted in in
stance We also the agents for LEATHER BETTING,
&C. &C. Our prices uniform, and goods selected it'll
Of the best quality We respectfully invite
nation Ivy purchasers
oct 2adts COIHeJNS 4 WILLS
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orc J GRIFFIN, Postmaster
s"di gcst:"n and unspu riIy Of the Hood.

from "fF y ! H;sts, Pastor II ddeeH Ch"rch. BoHen
ph Ath3lh have used your Fls w,ih extraordinary .u'
cess III my ttmy aud among tuso am called L. Nsit In DIS
itsS l" trnat" the organs at digestion and purity the
t"d h nr"th" yer, best remedy lhav" ever known and
| can t'nHirhlt recommend them TO my friends
Nnnts J V HINES.
MAHshW. WioMi>a Co. \ Oct, - lsS1
~ Ak SiH / amusing yunf tAtharc Pils In my practice
an NM 'h'm rNcrru rurg,tiNo cleanse the
aud pnatS IA, teunthnsu If the bio d.
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!. cITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

MAYoR's CorRr.-In the absence Of Mayor
Branch. VIM. L. Saunders, ESQ.,. presided
The only cases up for consideration were two
negroes arrested after lawful hours. This being
their first offence, and both producing evidence Of
good character. they were discharged with a rep
rimand.
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The THEArRE.-The rendition of David Copper
field, on Wednesday night, was the greatest sue
cess yet achieved by the Company. Uriah Hep.
was pcrsonated by Mr.. Johnston, with unwoned
power and effect. The character is an exceeding
ly difficult one to sustain, but we think on this
occasion, Mr.. j. added not little to his already
well established character an motor of decided
ability
Micawber, the inimitable Joker. and profound
philosopher, was personated to the very life by Mr.
Bailey. We detract nothing from the just merits
of the other performers, when We say Micawber
was Megreat feature of the evening. The dancing,
by Miss Pennoyer, was very finely done, and the
danseuse encored in the most enthusiastic manner.
The after piece, Family Jars" was produced in
fine STYLE and during its performance, kept the au-
dience in the best possible humor.
Last evening, Shnkspenres greatplay of Othelo,
was performed before large and appreciatiNe au-
dience. Mr.. Langdon, rs Othello, executed his
part to the entire satisfaction of all present. His
voice was clear and distinct, and his manner ear
nest and true to nature.
The other characters were all we'll sustained.
especially "Desdamona," as represented ly he
talented Mrs. Phillips. Mrs. p, never ial's to
play WE'LL but as Desddm0Ra, we think she excels
herself; indeed we doubt if there is another ac-
tress in the country who equals, in this particular
personation.
The dancing and after-piece, as is generally the
case were we'll received. AT the earnest solelta-
ton of many ladies who were unable to attend on
the night Of the former rendition, by reason Of the
very Indictment weather the Manager has selected
for this evenings entertainment, Romeo and Lu'i6.
We have an earnest and untiring regard for
every careful representation ola good play. There
is no purer amusement, and literary and moral
power never takes strong hold upon the deep
foundations OF the human heart, as when they ARE
embodied in the glowing scenes Of II capable
dramatist, who, in the bricfest space summons all
the thoughts which cluster round his theme into
focus that forms with lasting power on the inner
life of men. lie who knows not the moral luxury
of heightened play. has lost the realization of
the essence of human life itself, and is likely to
become sordid in his observations of society, and
narrow in his charities for his fellow beings. In
their ability to represent plays, or in willingness
to consult the moral health Of the public while Sc
Letting them for the public, believe the present
management of our theatre has no surcrors. Such
being the case, We trust our citizens will appre-
cate their worthy efforts, and accord the patron
age 80 Justly their due Webespeak for the Com
pans the kind remembrance ofevery true admirer
of the drama.
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XXIREELER O. WII.xON,s sKWINai VA.

XXTBEELER 4 WILSON'S SEWING MA
w CHINES.-GREAT REDUCTION IN PRIcEs-IIgbrst
Premiums arded September, 1858 the California New
Jersey and Illinois State Fairs the Fairs Cha
Mechanics institute and the st Louis Mechanical Assoca
ton At the Fair of tho St Louis Mechanical Association
the examining committee composed Of twenty-five ladies
of the hghes, social standing who without dissenting
arded the WHEELER WILSON SEWING MACHINE the
highest aD only premium Silver Pitcher valued Mt S5.
These Machines simple In construction efficient and du-
rabe beautiful In model and finish
the paror suited the work shop Their speed from
1900 1900 stitches minute Substituting they do
heahu and body destroying drudgery
of hand sewing they are hailed AS the Romans Friend
They make a firm and stitch alike both Sides that
will rip rave And the IFMMER, recently invented,
will in the edge aud down In the most rapid and
Full instruction given in operating these Machines free Of
extra charge. Loot COTS. WIN. l., PAGE
GOODS EOR GENTS-A handsome stock o
" Plain Fancy Cassimeres, Broad Cloth Silk Push
and Velvet yesngs to be had prices please
ut [oct le Is. j. A. STIGLER g. cos
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35S. FALL l05
MERCHANTS AND TRADESMEN
1858,

OF LYNCuBURG,
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST
AND LET TlE PEOPLE Or
THE GREAT SOUTHWEST KNOW
That you Sell then, Bnrynins!
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lsh.nmnn.m. NcnrnIain and Gom..

froa ne Mr. " Hsnt,s af tho Hfsods Epis ChHtch
ItiA-hI IiUrSt, StNAS> ,u GA, Jan Il lr1G
HoNnNln SiN II shnnld be Ingrai"tu the relief
skN Ia, brought II di moi rrport my lu Yen.
t"d sctl' IN m4 and brought chcru,ilifg u,urag
pans which "uic IN chronic rheumatism. Notwithstanding
had r hrt 81 h, senns the disease and
nntl hN the advice Of excellent agent In baltimore M
Mackenzie tri'i lls Their effects slow but
sure. by rcrsuvcrng the Of them entirely
we'll.
st>Att ruANarR, B,roN Horar, La. Doe ls5a
DIR AhtH Il have been tntircy rurr' by your iiis Of
Rheumatic t"nta painful discasr that had afflicted fo
VINCENT SlInIII.
For Drop-y, Plethora Kindred Com o. Ia Ia T.
requiring mn active they EXCELLENT remedy
Foe SO.t,srnrss or IONS pm ion, md u Din
ncr Pill, they agreeable and cne, tual
Fits, suppression, Pa rn SIS, In I'm u lon
aud Dratnc.~. AMI l'n riiut - iiunc.s
cured by the Alternative action of thcfc llllp
Most "i the I- market Mercury which although
valuable remedy In skltu hands dangerous pu' lie
I from thu dreadful ni frequently follow IL
incnuionsus Ihceo contain mercury mineral sub
whatever
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JOHN q, MFAC1IAM. NJ u
Ety-iprIas, sci 0nsiu, Aimg's Evit, Icttrr Tu-
mos, md amlI NhCMm

ft@'" iifrd,dae Mtchoai9fM ko"is Feb T. 1855
IN A'tk Norc rlsare the paragon" II all tina, !. great
IN mti'" lhN have curr1 ttl daughter 81 ulrrruus
S"ca ~ her hhs aud feet that had proved ncurslc f"r
teHrt Hsi'r had bron long g ,uu,iy afflicted with
h'lthf. l imit OH her skin In her hair After
c'dd utd she alsn u'd your rt aud tncy have cured
her ASA MoKuRiDGE.
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MISS JANE SIMPSON,

ZX1ILL OPEN ON THURSDAY. a handsome assortment
w fall md Winter Millinery. Her stock has
been selected with great and the styles ont
Call SEQ before buying fseptD II