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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-18

A WARNING to MALPRACTIsINo PHYSICIANS
Sl5, 900 Icrdir.-ln the Court Of Common Pleas
n Chicago, the case OF Curran vs. Beach, an ac-
ion instituted for the recovery Of damages for nl-
legged malpractice, terminated by verdict Of
Sl5,00O, for the plaintiff. The amount claimed
was $75. 900, and it having been permitted to come
in as part Of tho plaintiff evidence that the de-
fendant was worth $780, ,0oO the jury having been
out some hours decided to muloet him in literal
tithe of the sum. The plaintiff was fortunate in
ury who had large bowels Of compositions, one of
.hem having n super-alded fitness in being him
self short Of one limb. The cause of action oc-
Cured in 1852 All tho medical witnesses con-
CURED in the opinion that tho treatment of the
fracture in the first place was unskilful and i'm
proper and that the amputation was bungling
piece of butchcry. In view Of all the evidence Il
was Of the grossest of NAL lpractice which
has ever transpired. L. C"icago Tribune, ION.
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A CRIPPLED CoSGREssMAN.--A correspondent of
Of cotemporary, in noticing the arrival at WASH
ngton of the Hon. Sherrard Clemens, ofVa. says
Why he has undergone the suffering consequent
upon this journey is inexplicable. He is wholly
unable to walk or ride and had to be carried from
the steamboat on litter. 1t is, therefore, inpos-
siLle for him to attend the session ofCongress,and
there is little hone of his being able to do so this
winter His on consolation is the fact that he
once fought duel.
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Tnr LAST FEMININE foLLY-A Paris letter
writer gives the following description of All absurd
article Of dress. which has just been revived by
tho ladies Of that city, and which will ere long
cross the Atlantic:
Il nm half inclined to say that the greatest Of
all events Just is the Invention Of II new dress.
But such II dress. II husbands and fathers were
i'll advised enough to raise an outcry about crime
line what will they do now 7 The dress speak
of is one to make which about eight-and-twenty
or thirty yards of stuff required, and the vest
ment is thought to look best when made Of velvet.
Now just fancy dress of thirty yards, composed
of velvet Mt six dollars yard. The garment it.
self is little else thnn what used, under Louis
XIV. and XV., to be called a grand habit" 1t
is visiting dress, and il curious to its form and
set. Skirt and body hang together, are held to
each other by the hack in II very singular manner.
The back of the body spreading out into n kind of
ong large cape, as it falls upon the skirt. Tho
udy is rather loose, like what is called caraco,
md does not fit to the waist The dress buttons
Ill down the front; the width Of tho dress nt tho
,ottom is eight yards, and upon every seam are
,ewn ornaments in passementere, called "brande-
bouras." Such dress may easily be brought to
cost 81 900, aud cannot cost under $780,
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LYNCH Law ~ ENaLAND.-The London Ting J
Times, of the Odd ult., states that on the preced
ing day. at Reading woman named Mary New
ell. was found guilty Of the murder Of her ilegiti
matc child. and sentenced to death. William
Francis, the scuccr Of the unfortunate girl admit
tod in his evidence that he had refused ~ give her
shelter after she Ind walked with her chili . dis
tance Of eight miles to see him. At tho copelu-
sion Of the trial ho was attacked by large crowd
of laborers, who duckod him, plunged him into
ditch where thcy kept him for . quarter Of an
hour, tore oil his clothing, and otherwise maltrsa-
tod him. His life was saved BY the police, with
great difficulty
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-18

Frederick Stanton, wealthy merchant of New
Orleans. died on the 4th inst. at Natchex.
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.J. MATTHIAS g. Coz
MAIN ST. LYNCHBUK0. w! 4
MILLINERY AND FANCY ST0RIS

WE again call 'hs ss.snon Of our ns.s. ~ - Yssis
si.,ing part b0NNETs ~ all kinda Mss Ax6 B6Ys
HATS, RlBBoEs, 0WEns. FfAyAERA MA y.
PINS. CLIO \, SiiAWLH, EACh .00leIB. HOOP
SKIRTS and elegant lot of FuRa from forty hvu
KID GLOVES, HAIR bktl SHES AND COMBS, SOAPS
AND PERFUMERTEs JErT ORNAMENTS, with varie.
~ NJ articles too numerous TO mention. 3ia a. ..
o Repairing done nj short notice and In good ordes
W. respectfully Invita- attention to crAinna of
aork bcd,. viii compare with any market
variety style and cheapncss buy goods
favorable Please call and examine for yonrneysA cd
bc nced of the fact
sopt2l tOoursr copy lm-asp copy.
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Tmr lIrrcurNsoS SrlcpE.--Tho Boston Atlas
aud Bee gives the following particulars in regard
Ia the suicide of ,lulspn Hutchinson, of whom We
hu,c given short biographical sketch II ap-
pears that his body found suspended by tho
neck. III mn unfinished house owned by his brother,
ut High Rock, in Lynn, Mass When discovered
lilo was entirely extinct. lie had been assisting
hi, brother John aud wife in attending to tho fires
kinhlrd IN tho unfinished house to prevent the
plaster-ircczing aud wns left in the basement ar
ranging the furnace fires when they returned to
the High Rock cottage, II few icct distant. Find
ing ten ready entering tho house, they ring
the bell for Judson lu, he did not conc and his
brother, ON searching for him. found him hanging
by the neck lie has ut times givcn Indications
uf an unsuund state OF mind. IL is related that
lac was once taken to an ins hospital for treat
ment by his brother Jesse. who died in California,
and happening to gnn access. TO the officers of tho
institution trle in advance, hc persuaded them
that Jesse the insane one, and nearly succeed
cd in having him locked up. lIc returned from IA
concert tour with the family about II week since
and IA concert given by them in Lynn. In
manner aud dress he was quite eccentric. This
concet was partly natural, but much more Affect
ed His cxpausv, shir,-collar and sizccss felt
Int will not soon he forgotten. The deceased was
about 40 years If age and had been much absorb
cd in spirtualism ior some time past, and has
sometimes conversed lately on the best means Of
committing suicide.
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Hailg S'iroiniau.
Lator from Now Mexico.

Mr.. Yosr writes from Fort Defiance, New Mex
leo. on the 30th December, as follows
The Indians are complying with tho terms Of
tho armisticc us fast rs they eau. Tho term
pres ON the Goth lust. by which time, doubtless.
everything will be ready to conclude treaty Of
amity aud peace which will prove lasting and per-
nanent Yesterday they brought in ffteon ami
mals--teu mules aud live horses--whch they had
taken from tho garrison. A few days after the
granting of the armistce the principal chiefs met
and elected ns their head chief u young man Of
Intelligence and wealth named Herrera, Since
that they have been bualy engaged in hunting
up our nnimls.
Tho Indians continue 10 como in every day. Tho
most affecting and pitifu appeals arc made to our
sympathies aud christian and humane impulses
Old Zarcillos largos. who is the chief, embra-
cod tho knees OF Col Miles, and plead III the name
Of tho cross for pcace. Ills wifc wringing her
hands Ms if in distress aud tho tears streaming
down her checks, embraced the Colonel and tho
agent and prayed for tho sake of tho women and
children. for pity n sake and for tho sake OF God
mud Of tho light ,of day. 10 give them peace.
While their appeals could not. fail to tough tho
tendcrest sympathies of tho heart, tho response
had to Lo to them that the terms wero known Ia
them upon which peace would ho granted. and
that they must DO complied with. Everything
tho Indians can do will DO dohe.
These Indians live under u radical democracy,
ar rnhcrn "iorn pemocfaoie, as DO Tocqucvill,
cxprcssc, it. There ia want Of concentrated
power. Every man has his voice in tho nation $
affairs us we'll as tho women; and hence there
will be much difficulty for tho chiefs with whom
we have to treat Ia cntnrce their own wishes or
got from rn,nmuihn and pcln>e any thing which
such characters may po,scss. But am conyn-
ccd of tho good faith oi the chiefs, Of their bnmi-
ity and perfect Willingness to meet tho demands
Of tho commander tipf tho expedition. Tho tribo
is now much scattered III consequence Of tho war.
At least two thousand ofthcm are down with San
doyal. who under the gulso Of friendship md
peace, harbors those against whom VIC arc war
ring, who nco tn his band. Many Of tho theita
charged against these lndinus, havo been commit
ted by Sandoval's people. Not QUO theft charged
TO those bnnts out ol ten il committed by them.
Sundovnl's people do it, ns is well known by every
Intelligent man in the Rio Abajo. and then bill
i, brought in against these bands, because for
sooth, the blindness of certain officials ennblo
them to acquit without hearing this old rcprohato
without even suspicion | would rather nt any
time rely upon u4y nau in tho Navajo nation
thun Sundo,nl. who believe to DO tho most con-
sumnaic hypocrte in the tribe.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-18

: A CAsE ron AnoL,rioNIsrs.-A novel eass was
tried this morning in the Common Law and Chan
Gerry Court Of the city of Memphis: on chsncery
'iLe of tho court. Hannah. . free woman ef col
or, who had been manumittsd by Mr.. David jam
i-on. Of Shelby county, in this State, returned
from Ohio, whore she was frscd, and desired her
former master fMr. Jamison) to tsko her back in.
to hs household ~ a slave. lie Was disposed to
crafty her wishes. but desired her to consult an
attorney. She did 80. and John g. Finnie, Esq,
filed in her name petition to the Chancefy court
setting forth the facts Of her manumission In tho
State Of Ohio-that she had returned to Memphis,
whore she preferred To live . slave with her old
muster thnn to be free in any Of the free States.
Sho exprss'e her wish in open curt, and was
closely examined by Judge Caru,hers ~ IA her
motive for returning to bondage. She spoke clear.
ly and sens'bly, saying that she preferred being
lavc, and rcn,uin in fennessee. rather than be
free in Ohio. TINT she wanted a kind master to
take caro- of her and provide for her wants. Tho
court thercupon ordered decree, In accordance
with the' prayer Ut the petitioner and the law Of
Tennessee. Mmphis Appeal. .,-
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DEAD WHAT .mAlx.rEARE SAYS.

dead WHAT TAHAENsVEARE SAYS:
HI GOOD PIGTl RES
"1f it we'll done " hen lis done:
Then IL we'll. done quickly '-Nhdhspedre.
So II wish il neh dc superiOr md"ntr.
You'll find gaickiy do, and ptU doa' by rANNkR
=. TANNER co,
Main Street, } doors from bridge Street.
L,nci bug Va
La'ics Genru 'rdally invited L. PoR.
TRAIT GALLERY cnntaiuiu specimens cl lh"t graphs,
Amhrotypcs Mclsnotyprs, &c. ,N".
Also the ul PA TEN L III I,ATHER PlCllRE which
10 q convenient fr sending by ma il
wrHtbrr, and onrrsedin bean
lful the low ON 80 cents I" -
new and beautiful assortment G"ld Iockrts, Me
dalions, Iocke Rnga Breasps Keys Seals &c, in great
variety just received
tresh supply OF the best teria' in I le country.
Don't forget call taet II
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UNOR RENT-THAT - 70 = u ]. E -
- RESIDENCE. in Amherst within shor dis' NEa
the city, gently occupied by the Rev Mr. TralvT
The House large and with a ont
houses repair with I'm" Garcn Orchard Grass
Lots Ac a. Possession piN en- iInint, t,ihiciy
have LOT upon the upp. Is with water pow
attached which wish I" oaS" The property well suitcd
for Mi for the Lumber, wood or tohl business Ap
ryto
nov o6 dts JOHN 5 LANGuORNE
lNUOAks! !CIOAKs!!-sON NETul>t:N NEW
~ STYIEI have dis day received lot II NEW 81 LIZ
JLOAkS. RAGLANIpS AND CIRCULAR GLDAkS which
decidedly the elegant In style have be
They have be- from Of
the hest Houses In New York aud advised ask
upon the cost which is all that want Tor them
ANY se,ng them viii So" nj they decidedly the
cheapest goods offered In ihi. market
have another lot of osr handsome and In
deed fine BONNErS to sell So - an1 - Now the
get cheap ndS before the year Come and
you III see be pl, ascd md " II buy.
had almost forgot the Black Brow Flush and
Beaver FLATS for girls fU1S of every variety
ZEpHYR CAPES AND HOODS FIR girls and boys of any
and size =. 1Sf,IEDbNE
o5 DIS Az Kyle's Corner iyurhturg Va.
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uNEsIRAHiE FAMILY RBssDENCE ~
u FOR SAIL. i wish to sell my FAMILY RESI-. EiM
DENCE, Fpukln I, beiug the that purchasrdo
WIN tl.vey Thc ious" including base
There good Kcben, with rooms smoke house
and good Wit Every thing is In exeecnt order The
plac very nortablc and the only sel
on IT, d.t,nro from place Of business will
sell accommodating and time i'll
other property WIN. A MILLER.
dee 30 4 w ON the han.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW CASH sTORk.

MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW CASH sTORE.
y. G. :. l. l.. w I s,
WhoLbSAID AND RETAIL oROCER.
a. tsk"n The large ani eomaodious house, Main sf
"hadsI "a hsr@a" Sn@ ls,Sm .o - store S an" op
f'.'. ''f Iann II s"av's b,ug Store
I,tS nkY 1aa Goon "f, 'I,sSsf ;SS Tor
h and e VIII bo sold "a, orie. ,hs, cannot fan to sse
s'lls''' oh u all VIA" ia,or With cal As IN de
"rmlnra to Dc business the cash sys,cm induce
", ". b" offered to cash buyers or those desiring to ~,
As,"'A \" frERrviAN GuASo alway. on hNua
hrn "t \ I, Lewis. ,tmmrry Dry Good. bu.ue..
s IT, e'' ne call a.~eil as tho public scne,ay
rAsuI55aimaSS.n rAsuI55aimaS Ii Eao,;lR oS,;RiMAMn1 ! ItA,bM,; , 1Lxrp,
Opposite the Cltscns' Savings Rank,
WIN STREE7, LfNcHBERG, "a,
"., w.o" r"."""r:.', The prc".."; I.r '.c best
u .a - n,",ly ." l.' and %a"nlnr,,,"s ., .,,
MIN WEAR, Win II he viii "arrsn, equal +" any n
eniasd N ie' country, aud al la,s's as low. n"t
lie "'r,''"y -oo,'s share of The public favor
M IN M '""s h thanks Tor thu liberal patronage hero
'''a'' ns""ed jan 3dtm.
sEw FAMILY GROCERY,
- d "% n MSiS ;.'I' : srMErT. siHs"S, ! Vas"
opnasi'c I" the Drug Store III Siab"r n Jones'
TlE nnirrsifned having removed hi. csa,i shmon,
e'sil ei, a."i h- S"ct, now offers the mo-" o,,nsno
VA u, Il fAMit Gm"cEi.s an, wh.,s 20 l.. had "la
Ia a'itnn hs stock ~ he has also II
IhA t't5pA, NiIch he will al low Tor cast. 4 cluei,
h'' tsaatst1 /, ,ull hud anime for Themselves
]" 7n, j II, soloMoN.
IL '::::::::: :::: =: -: e: :: ::::'.
CLEANSE the BLOOD and CURE tho g TX
'"'ni'd.. t"'hcr.. nethcr., rhy.ir'""-.
rh'lnnth' 'opssts, rend their o. tlrCt.,
mud Judge of their VsrtWCs.
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| IfttH N HIt0I' 2 NtFhld1Hf FIIs fHHfFH
FiINstI II 4 ~, >AYASsAH ~ Jan i lrGhl
IIpSoHlb SIttI she n tn ugrattnl the r"io
SIX Il i,nt bT,u.h II IA uui rcpnit 4
rod srfil'd Sub, sud r~cucliice ucurngic
pains witch GUIDED ~ 81 r rheumatism Notwithstanding
had The best iy sciu tine II nnl
until y tie Vcr # EXCELLENT baltimore. br
Ma, l,is Thor etfcrta slow. bu
by r,rs vcrug Ia itr of them entirely
Wi!
srNAtr CuaMRsr HAfa. RorHr la : Dec 1858
bR AitN Il have hi fntirriy cnrrI hy lils OF
Rhcunaic .,ou-t pnlnint disease that al Rf.cd
NtktENT SIlDI.I.i.
For Dror-,, Pi"rharn Liadsrd Com pIn iuss
requiring pulp, th.y excellent remedy.
tor Cost stnc-- a. Cons, tpnsion, and 0s n Din.
Pill h., 'ruc cable and cifc, tual
Fits, Suppression. Pnrn ysi., In nn Ion,
ant ga Blindness, have been
cured by alto itiNc action o thcrr Pii,
TIA phs IN Mercury. which, although
'iy In s<ini handsis dingerous puulic
III tn n cod>rueucrs that frequently follow It's
pcautionsusc Thee c".ain no mercury mineral sub
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Observation-Disclosures;

EUANO HOl,~E IN I.YNCHHU RG.-As II may
u that iuan0 and other fertilizers
he bought in Iynehurg good terms as in any other
market regular added in Justice = myself as
well as the farming community, now pub
intend IT, keep hand od supply OF al
the app zers and deal NJ 'rgty than
any l he In them think lc safely say
that per any other house Il ca,ianiy
10 the because thereby
Ihcy are purchase Fertilizers as low price as
en- any her market all risks aud trouble Please
soli.ct else. offer for sale u
and 10 arrive
40 Tons No A Peruvian G"ano,
Recess Manipulated ,juann.
100 Sombrero Lump ami Ground
- Brown M'xiran t;uano,
- Eide Island Guano.
loo Plaster. Lump and Ground.
25 Kettlcwcfs Potash and astcr,
20) Sacks f.iveruool Salt prime quality.
Farmers living the Canal below Iynrhburg be
piled their Landings they will make engagements at once
aug Is WM A MILLER. on Basin.
GOMBRE RO GC ANO. FROM sSbM k Il itO
- ISLAND, WEST TNDIES-Ths richest formation of
Lime kr the world containing 20
cent Phosphate NJ Lime bene 20 richer in
than r. Dus. sale sulIsuri
her At much lower prices 'haL .ruvian and
tim ,nals received surr"ior In teizing qualities
further particulars a ., ,iy 10 W. T. ANDERSON.
m1r3'.'s
NRACN FRS. g., air-si&hs Cans, presesv aed
" crisp as When Just O-ket, received by
e STABLER JONES.
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uDsNk Apple nnd kssslsh Dassy ONE EnaH,
L Just received At ldce ~ dts n. HOLLlNS 4 COS.
PROsPEGTUH ROR 1S50.

u Just received at ,ee ~ dts u. hoLLlNb u QVP..I
PROsPEGTUH ROR 1889.
TNIiE New Volume Of the NEW YORK WEEKLY YLLue
i TRArED GOLDEN PRIZE will commssce JanasRy ts4
1850 The follow the Of the Lya whose pro
ducions will grace the colums Of this elegant ourna daring
the year: ="
REV. c. H. SPrRGBoN, Of London, ..f-il
G. W. NJ. REYNOLDS OF London, n .'' Sd.
G. p. r. JAMES. Novelist, ,l .--
SIR EDWARD BULWRR, a'.l'..
GEN. O. +. HENNINGSEN, late Of Nicaragua,
COL. q. w CROCKETT, "a
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MRS. ANNA WHELPLEY, s,.8,
MISS HEr1Y HEARTILY, .t...,,
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d" HATTIE CLARE, sU .+.a.
MRS. T. B. SINCLAIR.
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A NEoRo WITH THE BLUzs.--"I SAY, San John
sing, whnt for you look 20 sober dis morniu'!-
You most usually alters lar6n. but now your
face look as gloomy and black - dis spell Of wed
der" .o 49, Il a. III.
wy chile. feels bad rs got what Do white
folks calls the bloos, de wus sort At dat, dafs
what | has, Pete 0umbo." 2"
"Fe what you call EN- 'Sambof"
"De bloos--de raa indigo bloos." ss4s a..
"Dar's whar you corner dis child, Sam, you's
ahead Of me dis time. Now, il IL don't make any
teria difisrcfce to you I'd just like you 10 semp-
lily what dis bloos is, asffaa
IVY, Wy. Pete, you don't know nothin. Il tot
you'd more acquainted wild do fossify OBJ Do hu-
man mind. Woll you see, wen mans got the
boos he looks forard into de comm footoority fest
as though he wns gwine to blank In De big lot-
tryhe feels like if all do dslightsud psises in
dis low scene hadn't single number on en-
When ho gets up in the morning he feels wusser
lie thinks thai his body is made Of Ice cream, all
cep his heart, and dat's a big piece OBJ Iced In do
middle All sorts oh sights are hubberine aronnd
and red monkeys buzsin about his ears. Oar,
dcms what got now, and dsms what / calls do
bloo. How you like to hsb EN-, Petei"
Thank You, Sam, dis chile don't wish for one,
not If dems de sort" fall3 .
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

nENrA1. CARD.-Anrr censWi-
~ tation With many of the cadns Dentists M
"t thus iutrb the subject u extracting N44J1 Iyy
teeth by the all at electricity which mode sfs
ing my self gwen satisfactory trial oi several we1ks
ha'" concluded /" ad"It it In my practice
lysi- RoBERr EARLI.
y y rffths. >,onk. n.'iht sriNeh' tL,ScHHo
" N CNMrnfiI. '''"' ptNitn ntkf.
1DErEHs. a AupBEs.sA 80 Hn"Lrrs,SS SS
y Wall at, New Nutk, buy and sell uueuirrut money
checks draft tnakr collections all points IN the uni
tod States and Canada orders the purchase or sale
at Stocks Bonds aud other Upon Counss'i sha
conduct m pro1ptness the general banking business In All
It's departments .,
The hrm In Lynehhurp is Peters, Spence Co. who VIII
give prompt attention busin entrusted I" them
july 23its
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
WASHINGTON. d. C.
fvNiE undersigned respectfully utotms his cns ani 'ne
pnbc generally, that t+ iiot has been great enars
rd h, the addn Ut twenty dive large rarlor and chamber.
no and alterations have h, en- maze IN
the Hotel proper. whih enable, hu all VII" mako
ii their mr whilst In tl MatrnreiS TINT SHAH br
second Tor and llets1r II. ho?s by strict
the e" hI> continuance N
The patronage ,h.ralN ul"n him her, 'i',c
This the only bntr Which charge" rs than =. 80 Per DAY
div J.. -. SMITH, PROPRIETOR
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NXTRACT JAVA vcrs fine nr.
N ,icIe-an extemparaneous cup C'ffee made in
neut Just received by STADLER d JONES.
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entitled of the articles naineA In the Lss
requested mention that article ks desires when hs
acne his ubncti
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busaisds. EWihcrs. Mothers, l'hy.IrtRn-.
rhiinnth 'opsss-, rend their q GcCt.,
aud iodgc Of their vsrtWcs.
lbR TIE CURE or
ur0dn, hr, Sist Headache, FouI atonsnch.
rlrTsHuRa, PA, MAY |, ir5b.
hh j & AVN str Ibaye heea repeatedly curcd "f tho
wist headrvh, pnN hody have by do~e
i's II prs" from foul stomach hi,h
NJ "nre itth"y WI, others they do tn i,
w"tth knowing Yours with great respect,
Il W tKEBl. T.. t.rk nt Steamer tlsiItu.
Rillions Di-o,drrs u nd Liver Com Wplatat-
htrAHIMtNT on tut INrtutntI
" Asni>aIoN. u q. Feb lriH
Sn have n4e lls In my general AMI ho, prac
tie" c thuu and h state they
are III hcst 1Ilharic wrompls 1hr rsnl tina aoa
the hrr utk an1 Iilrd. consequently they ani
rsilo remedy = :. tpdrod
seioh bi,aas d,saase oanac hat did
n,t rehitiy stllip lhru. i1hlrnaly you're,
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From a Ioyt1rdi~g Ne tsbfotM NJ Lo"is, Feb 1850
DF AVN y Pals the raREnn "f all that great
In nrlrih, They have my ltti. anghir ii urfnus
upon b'r h"ds nd tt that had proved in unbo lur
years Her m"t'r had been buR grrV"usy afflicted with
hIut, les ard impln h., .tin IN her hair After
rhH 'utti -o also tad Pills and they have nri
h,r ASA MbNtiRIDGE.
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TO ne HAD At THt 'LoTHIf ''TUII OF
SAMUEL HARMlA\. AG L

SAMUEL HARM1A,$, AG T.,
Main St, nedri opposite ths CHt;en .Sau'"Rs Bdnk
HAVE from the Noril crn c'iies "ii IN" OF
the pcie assprtmens of utt uy uni' i0tb-
this market My st, ok includes Fur Rag
lans black brown If the finest style an hn Seal
Skin, Cloth do of different col RS have also fine
black cloth Ragan various kinds latest ST. :" bark
cloth Frock and Dress Goats well IN 'ess tSnere
Goats all kinds, with suits match Of vest" htH" SILK
velvet satin silks, cashmere plush and every variety
color and finish Also large ved ass rtmen
Furnishing Goods. such Shawl 'hirt> dinen and
marsees) together with woelsn under of every kind
Also ROOTS SHOES, (nf Baltimore ia ctur" and e
warranted) HATS, CAPS. UMBRELLAS, T RI NkS
yALISES CARPET BAGS, Sc. &C. VIII ch l am de "
sell lowest prices The pubic are In
vited to and Judge for themselves
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