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The SIckLEs REcONCILIATIoN.-..Occa ,,
writing to the Philadelphia Press from this CITY,
after stating that Sicklss is said to Justify his act
in taking his wife back to his bosom by the decIa-
ration that he ought not TO be called to account
for IT, goes on to say that while admitting this
right, yet that those who stood by him have also
right to relieve themselves from the RESPONSE
bility of his action Occasional adds:
. All the feeling for poor Kew has been revived.
all me grlef suppressed by the verdict in favor ~
Mr. Sickles has been called forth anew nv tho
forgiveness extended by Mr.. SickIes to his wife,
and Heaven knows where il will end III Mrs
Sickles was herself guilty before the death of Kav
she Is guilty still, and il she be forgiven now
Key ought to have been forgiven in February II
VIII oe long time before another such acquittaI
will take place as that awarded by the late iurv
in this case. 1t will be long time before an
American court and American citizens will ag,in
allow themselves to be controlled by one-sided
statement TO applaud the blow that sends fellow
creature into eternity with all his sins upon his
head Believe lie that l am not complaining that
Mr. Sickles should have taken his wife back TO
MS bosom In the spirit of Christian charity this
was probably well enough, and, however much
the taste of the thing may be questioned can
on.y regret, for the sake of MIR. Key, that he had
nU. ago agreed to forgive his wife, and to
spare human life, which under the circum-
I' as no" developed, ought to have been
SSTn'si,,L nose who stood by Mr.. Sickles in
',t asnins oh (ahd they number some of our first
,.A.,hs were IN no single instance the enemies
or MI hey, and never allowed themseIv.s 70 81
dnlSe IN assaults upon the cbaracta, of H. a.
ceased- They have been placed H. -. VI .ne ue
position by the reconciliation and feel sI,eo,'
sensitive IN regard to IL, and 1 think ! aCIi.IIy
pretty nearly their feelings in the remarks 1.s
made. OF course, they are constantly Isni nave
by those who took the other side Of the con,,a
versy, that they did wrong in taking their stand
and In community like this where the tr,s.sd
and the trial both took place, YOU may concsixSs
what sort OF disputes this condition Of public
opinion gives rise 10 All can say i'm conc1ns;nn
Is; that hope no further trouble will grow out OF
this affair " Va
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Personal.

licitnde Of his friends 'Ne So
la. MIS- Sinclair Forrest is now in New York
100 on Inc stage, but in law with her ex-hus
g. ,,,.LNs iiiia II Seward has been received with
Albert" 'ia anu rrhce
- amos Corwine, Consul at Panama and
iady, and Prof Geo. w. CoaLley, Of Nd. are At
brougbt 10 horace Try, OF Philadelphia, lately
application for divorce from her busheny h heI
gone 70 Europe In company with her father Ma Va
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The YOU'VE MEMS CTrE<yIAS ASSOCIATIONS
CONVENTION AT TROY.-The sixth annual Ma
tional Convention of the Young Mems Christian
Association Of the United States and the British
Provinces, met in Troy, y. Y, on Wednesday at
O'Clock p. m, in DIR. Bernan's Church. These
conventions have previously been held respective
ly in Buffalo, Cincinnati. Montreal Richmond
and Charleston, and nave been the means OF
uniting the young EIen of the whole country in
bonds stronger than any political ssctarian tie
Fhe confederation extends now over more ground
than any other association in the country COIL.
PrlsinS associations from New Brunswick to
California AT the meeting Of the convention =
A Sheldon, of Troy, took the chair, and after ap-
proPriate opening exercises, the roll was called
About 80 Associations Were represented by nearly
go delegates, gathered from ali points from Maine
70 Louisiana and California, and from Wisconsin
20 Nova Scotia
The following officers were nominated. and
elected by reclamation:
President-George III. Stuart. of PhiladeIphia
Vice Presidents. b. Watkins Of jchmond
Va; Thos- Potts, st. Johns, n. T.; L. R. Fisher
San Francisco, Cal.
Secretaries-w. ]. Rhees of Washington. n
c. Z. Il. Ives, of New Haven CT J. III. Poinier.
of New Orleans.
The sessions Of the convention were fixed as fol-
lows Morning session at 81 O'Clock the first
nan hour TO be devoted 10 devotional meeting
E!csing at afternoon, TO 6; evening session al
dresses &c =" "N
The cityis lively with the delegates with white
ribbons In their button holes) going about and ali
are enjoying themselves exceedingly thanks 10
tne excellent arrangements of the Troy Associa-
uon ana the Kindness of the people.
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INDIAN DEPREDATIoNs.-The Omaha Nebras-
kan, giving an account of the depredations
Gently committed by the Pawnee indians, says
that SIS 600 worth Of property was stolen by them
from settlers. Gov. Black was in the field at the
head of $50 men and 20 dragons. The Indian
force numbered 3 500
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II The city of Baltimore was visited by a
severe rain storm yesterday, which flooded the
streets and destroyed considerable property.
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PERSONAL.

! Andrew Gross will please present the same 70
tne undersigned. Also. all those indebted TO him
are requested to come forward for ssttlemsnt
CHAS. WALTER.
Y l3s- No. 391 ID ST., opposite City Bal.
TO THOSE WHO DO BUSINESS CHIEFLY
= Win strangers and wish to increase it will ind
Err, $50 10th street. iy Wst.
CT. JOSEPH'S ORPHAN BOYS ASYLUM
- The Lady Managers OF this Institution beg 10
hosts Of friends And patrons Who SO kindl, visited
Arlington and aided Vie little Orphan Boys on the
occasion oftheir late pic mic. To Mr. Reyarld,e
and his kind family as also his assistants they ESQ
beg 70 express not only their gratitude hut Ia com
pllment them for the perfect order, regularty de
corum, and good manas ement that reIgued during
the day. They are happy In stating that the rft re
ceipts for the bereft of the Orphan Boys will he
something SJO. jy lest
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Geo. Thlstlston, J. Angel, IT.
Nv 1851

THE PERSEvERANCEP Pic NIC.-Tbe mem
bers OF the Perseverance Fire
Company, announce to their friends EASN
and the community, that their annus ok36D42s2s
pei lc VIII tai place at Arlington Spring TIES
DAY, August 9th. 1884, By order CoiumI'tae Of ar
IL IS-Ia rs ~ 9a6 % 0'asci"chs'
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T@THE SECOND ANNUAL FESTIVAL of
THR WESTERN MISSION SUNDAY

SCHOOL tof the Young Mems Christian Assopi-
atonl will, with the leave of Divine Providence he
held IN the Grounds of MERIDIAN HILL, on
Boundary and 18th streets, on TUESDAY, tho 18th
of July. 1850.
The Procession will start from the School House
at O'Clock in the morning.
Admission To the Grounds will be Free
The Committees In charge on this occasion are as
follows:
Committee for supplying tho Children with Re
ireshme MtS-Mr: Stncm"tZ, X St, corner of cath;
w. ii. II. BARCLAY, S79 18th St; L. Jordan, II ST,
near 2th; Miss Marshall. X ST., 18th; Miss
D"rsett,2 "a q st., near 18th; Miss Wilcox, 22) 22d
Floral Committee-Miss Julia Capron. Pa av;
Miss jennie Chiffon, Pa, Az; Miss Augusta Steger
Pa. av.; Mrs Wood, 18th St
Committee 70. sale of lee Cream and other Re-
ir"shucHts to NIsItnrs-MTs. Robert EARL. 2ltt IT.
near Pa. av.; Mrs. Harvey. ST. near goth: Miss
julia w. Paris, 1913 St; Miss Mary Rresda. cor
II;.r NJ and z.Si st: Miss Virginia Earli. 2Ist st.
Comniitt"e for Erecting Bowers, Tables, Swings
Sc.-JIl"s l.. Adams. 18th ST.; ar. Burton, eth st.
Mr.. Vernon, lath ST.; John Reside. corner NJ and
ISL st.
Donations of Supplies. Money, Flowers, Cakes.
&C., Tor thls occasion. are respectfully solicited and
viii be- received by any Ofthe Teachers abovcnannd
and q so ANY other donations for kcco ping no the
charities of tho school.
The Arrangements and Exarci ses will b. similar
IN character to those of last year including short
Addresses by several of tn" smaller Scholars the
distribution of Bibles. T"staments and Books to
III" Children, by Anthony Hyde, Esq, Singing, c.
jy Is It. - "
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w. II. DEMPSEY, Ensraver.

MIR. ALEXANDER SWORD begs leave 10 in
~! form his friends and the public in general that
he IS now prepared to eXecuteall work in the BOAT
~ di.DlNG LINE, such .. round bottom boats
Sk'Hs, BatteauX and Oars. Persons wishing any
thing IN his line will please call and examins his
specimens, and he thinks they will give entire sat-
isfactiOn. He may be found at lasden'r Wbarr
b-tween 4th and 5th ST. eets east, Navy Yard Wash
lngton ' w "'"
Ing done at short notice. iy i6 Dig
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SASH WEIGHTS 60

w f. are cow prepared to furnish sash Weights.
Wall Anchors. Brick uoulds. ard VentIato = and
every other article of House Builders Hardware
iunnedi ate notice. and at such prices as to com
mand tho trade. Try No. 800 Pa avenue, opposite
Browns. Our word for IL. will be pleased.
Jy is GRIFFITH & SHIELDS
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A T ACTUAL COST PRICES.

L ACTUAL COST PRICES.
"A FOR CASH ONLY.
All Barge and Organdy Robes,
Rich Bareges and i.awns by the yard,
All Fancy Dress Silks and Silk obes
500 yards beautiful Silks at IS cent?, the hest and
cheapest goods ever off red in this market
w ith n large stock of staple Goods suitable far
families generally to which We ask their esneraI
attention, w" desire to sell off our stock
To charging our store TOOms
j. w. COT.IEY CO
jy 2w 523 18th St ahoye D.
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II TIE DAILY STAR will be punctually sent
to the address Of citizens during theirabsence
at any of the retreats by the earliest mail
after the paper is put to press Thus they can keep
themselves thoroughly posted with all that tran
spires in Washington, and at the same time in
form themselves of all the current events Of the
day. Terms, 12 cents per week.
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uCURsI0Is. "a.

NOTICE.-THE PIC NC Of the OscEoI A
IN CLUB, st ARLINGTON. az POSTPONE
until THURSDAY, July Flat BY order Of ~
Committee. jyl6-SkT,H'
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~ LUMBER AND MOULDINGS.

ShfFFsN Ems 4 n ID BU .UFKS respcct-
fully informed that l have made arrangements to
keep on fand a supply of MOUi.DlNGS of the diff
frrent Of the hest qu'lit of work nsbip and
material Also, general as Ortment Of. LUMBER
Tor tao AT The lowest ccs at tho yard corner 18th
street and the canal. WIN. MCLEAN.
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AT MAXWELL'S.

s. AT MAXwELLs. S5
Ladies Selling Ladies,
sack off White
Farnge at cost RarHyo
Mantil!as, until Nar,in,s
Only So August lst Oniy 81
Cali and ."t Bargains. at
~ l6eoS MAXWEI,I.'S, 32S Pa ay
HAVE DECIDED UPON CLOSING NV
! Engraving Office, 322 Pa avenue, on TUES
DAY, July. 10Th, previous to opening i'm our new
s"rs 326 Pa avenue, between 9Th aud 10th streets.
where we intend keeping a fine and well selected
stock Of STATIONERY AMI FANCY GOODS
business.
Ii TT DENpSEV
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THE WEATHER-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time of observation is about o'clock:
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MONTGOMERY GUARDS ARE
~ requested to attend a special meating at
their arrnOry THIS EVENING, at O'Clock.
BY order of Capt ID. MAJOR.
rHlS McENIRV
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WANTS.

WANTED-A SITUATION as cook, by a
w young woman. able to give entire satisfa ction
to her employer. She understands her business
well; She can give good references. Address Box
20 Star Office. jy l5-St
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LAND PArENT.-The patent issued by the Gen
eral Land Orice to Samuel Norris for the con-
hfmed land claim to "Rancho del Psso,'' has
been received in California and entered upon the
land record at Sacramento.
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4 HAVE JUST ARRIVED Ar Mr. shreeye.,
stables, on 9Th street, with a lot Of I'm, n
HORSES for sale. IN
Please come along. "a
jy l5-2tH r. w, THOMAS
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1~PHGNIX BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
~ Persons wishing t" become members Of
charge, until the first "Wednesday of Augu.t next,
EXTENDED the time for this purpose. Books are open
At the store Of I'd. G. Dyer, No.-Pa. avenue, be-
tween 18th and 18th streets.
iy Is eotd r Nj HANSON Sacretary
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|PUBI.IC MEETING.-Tho next public
3 meeting of the Catholic Beneficial Total
AbTtlnerge As.2ciatlon otthe District of Columbia
strests, on SUNDAY EVENING, the nth inst,
ut o'clock. The Rev. b.. 4; MAGUIRE, formerly
sius Church in this city, will address the meeting
La the course of the evening Mr.. RoDGERs has
consented to give Of his interesti. & Readings
from the Poets, having selccted a subject suitable
TO the occasion. Mr.. SAVAGE will also address
spcctfmlly invited to att nd. The left wing Of the
hall will be reserved for the ladies. J. J. KANE,
1t m behalf of the Committee
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ERN SE N6R WN
NOON at half past frur O'Clock, at tho Northern
Liberties Market House. Rain will not prevent
the services. II
ikS chus-tts avenue and 5th street The Pastor
benz sick. the Rev. A. d. MOORE, of this city, late
of Union Theological Seminary, New York city,
will preach SABBATH MORNING, at eleven
o'clock and the Rev. b. +. BIIrINGER at O'Clock
2. 4
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LANDER WAGON ROAD PARrY.-Intelligence
is daily expected at the Department of the Interior
from the party under Lander, engaged on the new
wagon road from Fort Kearney TO Happy Valley.
They had only reached Fort Laramie at the latest
accounts, received SEINE time since. They have
now. however, gotten in the van Of emigration.
of late most enigrants have been disposed TO tax
the route marked out for the wagon road
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WANTED-at No. All II street, between nth
w and 18th streets-a WHITE WOMAN, to do
the homework AMI assist in washing and ironing
No application received without recom.ne ndation.
jy l5-2tt
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- cost, except Sewing MsohInes, 336. betveen
sth and 10th sts. h n m
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THE GREATEST TREAT OF THE SEASON.
GnAND PIC MIC OF
George Washington Tent, Mol, I.0.R.

THE UNION ENGINE COMPANY'S AN
l. MAJ PIC NC will 10 given r.
on TUESDAY. tho 2 Of August EeAh-N
Particulars IN future advertise o3ekxS13s4D
ments. TX q,
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k'OR SALe.-l offer for sale q valuable FARM
t., IN Lonaonn county, Virginia, on most liberal
Tor Improved city property. This property is stu
ated IN one ofth most improved and highly cult
vaied parts Of the county. Convenient the canal
and railroad BENZ. p. SMITH "~'
1e8-6 CITY Hau
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-20
Extensive Robbery st HavsnAr-Ax1est Of
the Robbers at New Orlsang. .;s,
The New Orleans Crescent Of Friday sayss i

A most important detection Of robbrs and rssti-
tuition Of snlen property has just been elected In
this city. Information was received from Consul
General Holm. at Havana, Of the robbery Of the
watches and chains valued OF fifteen thousand dol
lars. The robbery was committed on Christmas
Eve. Oath December. Information reached Mr..
Adams, the Chief Of Police Of this city, on shs Let
January. The Chief started his special officers,
Lard aud Farrell. on the track Of the robbers.
After grea. trouble they got on III: trail, -
clos Afor ss considerable Isl, difcai.y s and due psr.ss.
sion. Sery. who was the clerk Of Bullag, ssknow-
lodged tho robbery, and gave . stAtemsnt 70 the
Chief in writing of all the incidents connected with
it all of which was afterward corroborated BY
Duclos.
They subsequently acknowledged that the goods
were still in tho Custom-lIo here. As there is
no exradition treaty between Spain and the Unit
cd States. no proceedings cond DO had against the
men. aud tho possession of the goods became q
matter of negotiation between the Chief and tho
criminals. After some considerable delay, Sery,
who had tho goods in possession, and was tho
prominent man in tho whole affair, executed 70
tho Chief power Of attorney, authorxing him
To make any and all eutries and bonds necessary
to get possession of the goods from the Cnstoui-
House. zH.e = .s#
Upon extending this to Mr.. Hatch. the Collector.
every facility WAS extended to enable him 10
release tho goods without any unnecessary ex-
pcnse to the unfortunate loser. An expoftation
cntry was made, and the articles will be reship-
ped to llavann, by tho next steamer. without
being removed from tho Custom House. Tho ar
tices found were cighty-seven valuable gold
watches and seven heavy gold watch chains. The
remainder of the watches and chains are supposed
to bo still in HAVANA and information to that ef-
ioet has been sent by Mr.. Adams 10 the American
Consul there.
The watches were fully identified by the num-
bcrs sent by the Consul. ae
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The Arisona Gold Mines.

A correspondent Of tho San Francisco National,
writing under date of tho Sd December, says:
That there is gold upon tho Gila II not tn b
denied but II ia Az widely diffussd that nothing
can DO made. tho expense Of living eating mp I'll
the earnings. Tho country is such that The miner
has to pack tho dirt on his back in sacks from ?
half to ono mile to his rocker, which must bs
placed upon tho bank Of tho river, that being the
only chance for water to wash with, and after
working hard all day, and some Of thom pack four
or five days before they wash, they get few dol
lars. pcrchanco the COLOR" Many cf those who
arrived hore q week or ten days ago ars upon
their way back to California. -
They say they are content to 80 hons and re-
main; others are making uP partie, 70 g higher
week in charge of Capt. Shirley, an old seaman,
to prospect the headwaters Of tho Gila and others
will soon follow. THERE'S areport Of gold having
boen discovered by party on Oatman Flat, some
one hundred and forty miles from here; upon in
quiry find nothing reliable. have been making
careful inquiries Of the amounts Of gold sent from
here to San Francisco, snd find that two hundred
and fifty ounces will cover nll being the product
Of some one hundred men's work for some ten
week.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-20

LATER FRoM New MRxico-Sr. LOUIS. Jan.
1.-THE New Mexican mail Of tho 9th ult. has
arrived. The mail party encountered bad roads
on the route Nothing hnd been heard Of the miss,
ing mail party from Ncosho
Governor Renchcr says, in a special message,
that the arnistico with tho Navsjoes amounts to
nothing, ns it does not provide for the surrender
of the murdercrs OF Maj Brooks negro. The
commissioners claim return Of all property taken
during the war, and the establshment of line,
east of which the Navjoes shall mot plant or erase
their stock No peace will be consummated OK
ccpt upon these terms. - -.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-20

The FouRrm AuDiroKsHip--We hear II posi-.
lively stated that Mr. O'Bannon, now acting
Fourth Auditor was this morning to 10 nomina.
ted for confirmation NJ Fourth Auditor.
On the other hnnd, it is said that Mr.. Welsh.
now chief clerk in the Navy Department, will be
Fourth Auditor, that Mr. &. II. Heap will become
chief clerk under Mr. Welsh, and that Mr.. O. Bar
non will succeed Mr. Welsh rs chief clerk Of the,
Navy Department - Sufes ''''
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oNlG ZIP. DDI;l4A sI,I 4AR

lANE on lnE MtsI ruRGAriNE AND LIVER MI
d"'d'- ig"r",or, or Liver Remedy. .,hnr net.
afhUi'f "ci mi der nnd more "h"thal than any "'hc
t'meh a,aas FIRST on the Lius eo,t Its m.ttd
hr then She stomach aud bowels to- "r that
80 " TN, accomplishing ~" purposes chectn''y without
- 'n> u Nr r,mttl ic"nrs"xrr,""eed III The operations
- smo TIM hat nrG'su aud whom taken 'iul> In mnd
'ia'" 'i-' ~ii Strengthen and build ny with unusual
Dr snuI"rd'. ln,,gorn,or Is compounded en-
= tirty from sicl't OF mc'itrine ntn"iy Hnms.
when i ,nu,n II On, h"i,i""f 10 nvG,,r ,tar ""n
q tains tch 'u'psth one hundred d"',s ta"'nr
",ih,n A NJ n-',e,'rous effects
~ Though roe Ing medicinal powers, thota Gums
e have he.u tt itc kn'wn rh,-,'nn' AMI ne'o ""h
thtt r,=,1ip uni.l us, in the form oi the ilySo
- t"s M rf' "'" n,W ~ ra,,i, ,rl In, t,d
=, ,icgts l. hasrarc, failed to
- Lara ''nii u't, n 'h,if "'r., f'rm,
Ind, :. -,ion he,nF car..rt b, d,rau al L,ioi'rur
wzs ct " h.n ,lle Liver in Ncll',t g action
Ja""i,'' - eau'ei n' n n"rener action ai The ~
~ aud n r"oi th' ir NNlaonA1oK relieves th, ils
'a>', 't ouhicl with unit" take tho lnNIso
- '""r '4n y""e week and their skin viii begin ID AZ
a"-u,.n.-- can l., permanently cured by tho ,ls.
- orator lfteu IA 'n'l "n~rs"n '' Ing and II H''i,h
mature II ~ "pIat'p- lsy gradually diminslmg lhe
AZ uonsH"'- are h Ia healthy aud ae'iv, ate' aud
wor" A-tesat,rl> "a ,.n,A work
~ s'rh Is"a inrhr very -aon rrievcdh tahnr a
- douhie the ia"e"d'or, which c"rr"etS ali aciiy
ant s"t,n' - al TIN Stomach
~ f"r lna3.d nnarh Il hns nn"qua ns rllrNck
- all "rr ,.,,.r cling nfcr eating heard, f"i
aja"q t,d seuerIy ali who uso IL speak IN the
- "s'' ''''"'
.ud'I B., a t.Su Complaints aud all diScas"t
arising ftl u liver The testimonials "f s"td
- Ihysil It's tnvar, induced M To- try H. md
that Ut tho groRosi nlcs
isu-s,Nr s,ti 8" ity epep' sur made compe'" 'ufo
hrtrtc the frst to'ftc taken anh now We can eat
~ nyhh "bl, with ,pouhe while before nothing but
"a the liz food would and otcn TINT pain
Now wl,t g. SAY all readers IL, II Lfrrr
- FmIda,is IfsmP,' nuhlr yen do NJ" fall 10 uy this
e ilIc .rc tl,.i r,u, - IN tho " rid Aa's tact
"" Tiki int f' pleasure einnruhnf this mrdi,
- . prev h..Nr for Fever aud Aguc, Chit Gc.
- srr. AMI rl br,rr- at IA HiIiiOWs Type. Hopper
,rftA't, thou sands Wiling testify to
u is wpnd, riul virtues
- 1hcr"has been tried in family remedy
which has m such unboundci aurcess In thu cuie
z. dts.a~'- c ildr Dr HanfOrd'- sb-
siEnrntOg; II alone tor Diseases OF children that
a, ia Cathnrr mildly aud gently,
-. the thoroughly tlni VI"
think ard service To all in advising them, whtn
- tlry nf,d rtr try tins remciy There cases
-, oi the Liver, stomach and bow
". rS III oh, remedies failed give relief II has
bcc"ne n-cialin our family that We will not be with
outit-Jd sonrHi, Ala Repnbhoon
IEI'toNt DOLLAR rfR BDfILf
SANi'oRD q 20. rrolr,tors 3i5 broadway, New 'rE
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-20
MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.
United STATES liOTEl.,
WASHINGTON. ID. C

fuNliE und,tsgne respectfully niems his ,nH and the
public ally that this llotclhn hn greatly rnlarg
ri h, the addition of twenty h,e large pne'~ and Chambrre;
aud alterations have be, made In
III" Hotel proper Viii enables hm al who make
his their whilst tn" Metropolis tha shall he
plcasdr lie hopes by srict
attention llo his continuance OF
the patronage htrhy h,sluN upon hHn heretofore
This the OH, hotel which charges rss than e. ~ per day
l.. d, SMITH, Proprietor.