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Pieriums to Agents Getting Subscribers.
Those getting Club Of 3suhscrbers AT o. each and
rtmiitng o0 will be entitled geld liver holder
worth e3 and suhsctibcr will any Of the
articles he may select.
Those REMIT ling g. for 10 sub4crbers will be entitled
gold pencil, with pen, worth o.
getting up Club Of ID Subscribers and renting so.
will bc entitled to silver watch, gold chaiu worth
$40.
Those rrmng $40 for 20 subscrbcs will be rntied
siv hunting cased watch golG chain. worth DIS.
Those remng eco for ~ subscribers viii be entitled to
gold chain silver hunting casei watch. S22.
Those reming es0 for 40 subscribers, will be entitled
lady's gold watch, worth e3O e aaa g..s
Those remttng $780, for 80 subscribers will be entl!e to
a gold y Natch, worth $40 @A" "
tv- All communications should be addressadto 4. Il
N. b. DEAN, PUBLiSfIEK,,
dec awe soaw dtaprlJ 59 Jy5 broadway. New York
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fI'lIE NV Volume of the NEW YORK " Ii ki.Y ILLUS
! TRAri'D GOLDEN PRtZE will = iafnAry lst,
thg Thc having th" naR,s o the LuTau whOso pro-
ductipns viii the coums OF .hs clesn nrnal during
tho year f1 .1al
REV. {. II. STURGEON, of London, "a iba
&. ", N. REYNOLDS, NJ London, ..t
q. =. Il JAMES Novelist,
SIR EDWARD BULWER,
GEN. G. +. iIENNINGSEN late of Nicaragua.
col. &. W. CROCKETT,
a. u. MGNSON,
CAPT. NJ. D. ALEXANDER, L. 8. A.,
THOMAS DUNN ENGLISH, NJ. D.,
HENRY CLArr, Jn., 49,
D.. q. G. VAN BCREN, r,,
LIEUT.. J. NJ. PLATT. L. s. N,
+. CLINTON HARRINGTON, ID
MISS sou lHWORTH, t..ls
MRS. ANNA WIiELpLEY,
MISS IIErTY HEARTILY,
4" VIRGINIA VAUGHAN
Dl. VERNON, ...
" MINNIE MANTOUR, a.
HATTIE CLARE,
MRS. I. b. SINCLAIR.
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MER,CAN wATCHEs.-APPLE.

n
"A TON, TRACY e. Co, wALIHAM MASS MAN "a
uFAcTuRfRs PATENT LEfER WAICHES- NJ Il
These superior watches made by the all of row -
and expressly designed TO secure, with
ow price Ruc ,bsara durable and uniformly reliable
time keeper The in construction aud
are highest authorities to he fanlles in
principle quality and have ccn proved b. the most ex
acting be unfai ing action These watches
manufactured entire from tho crude materials In single
establishment ed and uniform the IN an
ucory being organized the system that has been
adopted In the production Il the nncquacd American fire
hich enables prodUc' movement at obchat q e
price Of any foreign The quality and we
guarantee the perfect performance tor ycai Of
watch manufactured by
All foreign watches made bv hand the American oes
being the only made hy uar inery uniform
hrnu gout Nearly all hand aices defective
and con innaiy getting cut f'rder In parts of
the country 1t is i'm ose I" i good watch repaire and
watch repairing Is aa uncertain aud The
If American watches ths difficulty
country well dealers watches
Al part scrareous thus supply their
Gu i mers staple which may be used
article out iayst,ry humhug Sold by the trade gen.
orally, and by
ROBBINS & APPLETON. General Agent.
nov S dlm sweE E.tl Is MAIDEN LAM NEw-YoRK.
n URRC'S con EIvEy. . .. JELLY will
he found the agreeable frm Of administering Cod
Liver on For sale by bTABLER JONES.
aug 2odts
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was written by European, and said, Even DR..
Johnson's Rasselas must bow before it." Mr.
Beckford was the author Of numerous other works
lilo died in the year 1884. aged "a years, leaving
css of Hamilton His wife wns Lady Margaret
Gordon. daughter Of the Earl Of Aboyne,
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FRANCIS B. DEANE, Jr, q SON.
LYNCHB jRb VIRGINIA.
MANU- ACTuRERs OF
Z, T. \ X A kx6D A G a WIZ IL


LYNCHB jEt. VIRGINIA.
MANU- ACTuRERs OF
CulLLED RAILROAD CAR WHEEls
UNHEY prepared to promptly orders TO-
Il tent for their WHEELS Gaie ereusioy gf the bes fr.
ginta Cold NJ sf Charcoal Pig.
REFER rO
JOHN r. MCDANIEL, Esq, President Virginia and Ten
nesseo Rain DAD Co.
EDWARD II. GILL ESQ., Superintendent Peter burg and
Richmond Ralr, ad Co.
THOMAS DODAMEAD, Esq. Superintendent virginia
Central Railroad Co - -,
Tennessee Railroad Co <,
Mr. ARCHIBALD PAE Master Machinist virginia Centrh
Railroad Co
JOSEPH II ANDERSON, ESQ, Richmond,Va ot+
M.ssrs MoRRISS. TANNER & CO, do
FRANCIS MALLORY, ESQ., President Norfolk and Pe-
tersburg Railroad Go. . -
WILLIAM MALONE, Esq. Chief Engineer NorfolA and
Peter rshurg Railroad Co.
ADAM DIES MEAD, Esq, Baltimore. No. lsss5 .5t
s. WYATT Il co, Charleston 8. g.
WILLIAM l. ANDERSON, Esq, Mobile. Ala f ~
WILLIAM G. SWAN. Esq. Knoxville, Tenn.
GENERAL JACKSON MORTON, Pensaeos. Florida
The business the l.ANGHORNE FOUNDRY, will here
conducted by the Subscribers under the rm Of r.
DEANE, JR. l. Son. T.. b. DHANE "a.
ap scoawts v RRoWNr DIANE
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nISsOIU IUTION.-T.c, opnr,ncr.h,p hereto

hIS~OIIT ITION.-Thct opn rancr-hip hereto
, existing hetw subscribers under the
and style Of SNEAD CLARK. is hi, day dissolved by
tual Al persons indebted TO the late firm will Please
d and settle il necessary 10 close the bust
ness as speedily possible.
We thanks the travelling public for
the extended during control Of the
Washington House, and ouii fully ask sconnnanee
Mr. GE w. CAMERON, who has. fer the
past yeas, had charge o the Roanoke Red sulphur
Springs where he ensiabie reputation landlord
Either of Subscribers the of the firm, In
settling up lis business.
IT. SNEAD.
LYNCHBUEG Dec. l6 1875 l.. f CLARK.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW CASH nTORK.
n. G. l. +. w S,
WJOJ.TGAJ.n ANN A IT nDOHV,D

NN thkrnih" large and comnod,us house, Mhin st.
"hn nfS "rprlod t., Joseph u Nowln, ID door above
M'-S'- N'h"id rui Thnrmans lIartw Stn'r, andop
y '+ti~ ~ l"nn II S"aNs inag -
AN 10" retn- larR" aud we'll solicited stock Of GRO
tfRitS l i Alli, ,RN GuOIS b,,ught exclusively for
'a- n' VIII Ht %" Id n rc that cannot fail to give
>t'i~lirlit ll NJ ral Al lie
tt'Hn"' = h's" th. cash e>tta induce
NJ "t~ Wi h f, t',t,h bn.er.. those lesns I"
rhanr' "'r ,H=ntr, ,roly,c
y 81 tk / / rEiN WAN GlANO aw ass IN hand
,Ntnt# ftsul, the old curinn,os II tho
MN ~ itAi4 irmery In HE Dry t"ol. hus ness In
thu 't II civ, cal. ell as the public gencally
ni,r :. ds A q. LEWIS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-10

ItCAND HOUSE IN NIYNl1lRI K(;.-As it may
generally known that Guano and other fertilizers
be bought in ynchbure on m good terms in any other
market with regular expenses added in justice t. myself
the benefit the farming community pub
intend to keep on hand good supply Of al
Owed Fertilizers and as deal NOR than
any house the city In them, think Ir safely
sell cheaper than other house. IL certainly
The to parOnsa
enabled To purchase Fertilizers al as low
c any Of all risks and trouble Please
.ct this from else sale I'm
and 10 arrive
200 Tons Nc Peruvian Guano,
100 " Reeses Manipulated Guano,
100 I" Sombrero Lump and Ground
50 . Br.wn Mexican Guano,
80 Eide Island Guano
100 Plaster, Lump and Ground
Knttewe lis Potash and Plaster
900 Sacks LIVERPOOL Salt, prime quality.
Farmers living the Canal below LyDchburg be sup
piled their landings If they will make engagements
aug II rs VIM. A. MILLER, on Basin.
rRACKERS, in air.tixht Cans, preseRv aed
~ crisp as when Just bake received BY
10 6rAbLER 4 JONES.
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY
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Va (StGAR COdFED)


CLEANSE the BLOOD and CURE the SICK
n":.. m".s:s ,," ,scr 1...
nm" ir%x' %@,, rHr Hf :ncar ',,nr v,r'"'-- W.
uIradnchc, sick lsr"dnchc, Foul s'on'nch.
pIrrsBUWa. pa May |. isai
nH &c At,u--Sr Ihave bona repeatedly en'cd of tho
headache body have by dose w" of Your
r' 1t oarIse from foul stomach" h'h they c'ans'
atonce l,y viii others they do me tho fact IS
worth knowing Yours with great respect
III W rREBI.E Clerk of steamer Cla,ion.
Hiiiiou. Disorder. mnd Liver Complaints
nrr,ntN.Nr "t fln i,',,no"
S'R ha,n used your iri' IN general and hospital ra'
ice mate them, aud canno hesitate {" ''y they
the "r ~qns AID decided consequently they NJ" an adult
r.r remedy Ia ''a"rcm"ns oi that o'sen INDEED hay.
"'' '''' mum '''" Mho%%3 ''%'i5 ii, ball MD.
rh, sician nf the Marine Hospital
U,sr"tcty. H"Inx. mud w orns
r"sr offlef. HiHtiAAn, Iiv, co, Mirn, Nov. IL lN1
DIR Yoar riII, the perfection ol medicine They
have don" ny Wit" m"'r good than can ten y"n ~" hlh
ed at hut got no better She then commenced
taking y.u III w'cA soon cured her BY eApeng la'i"
cure, lc, rlr,cn hoody d,sentery one OF
our n"'Fia, lad hn and my wife cured INN ~l,h mo %"
VENT dia' darr' t'l' and lost much ,imr w'non, be
tug cured cntuay then Snch medicine AZ yous vheh
GEO GRIFFIN. Postmaster.
sndise-,;au nnd Impa risy OF the Blood.
pt AyIn=-Iha,e used your irls with extraordinary
mood r, W hr ye,y hes. remedy Ihavr ever known and
lean ''hi len, = rre mm"nd then. to my ite.is ~
WARsAw NYoMIsG Co, n .,rt "a isj5
IL AZ 81 amusing youf ahari, Pils III practice
rro tt,an cxr"l cleanse the sIrln
sud pnrt tn, unlun-" II III. bio Il
JoHN a. MEAGIIAM u
Ety sipcIas. -, 0tUin. Kings wa, 1siicr Iu-
mud salt nhrWm
From a frr rtne Mrehaato ot 81 Lena. Feb 4. 1870
Inv AitGst, ga PH sac the psagpn" "f that u great
ut"n h1,- aud that had proved in"urabe
H. tlrf had been loug gr.vuusy afflicted with
bntrls aul Inl hUr skin her hair After
rihd cured nlso led your Pills mud ttry have cured
lar ASA MoRG RIDGE.
Rhrumrti-m. Ncutn xia aud t.oWs.
Frnn tn lsr iy HITErs Of hs Mti0dia Epis ChhJch
T. IlprSF. SAv vASNAi GA, Jan lstf
IluNpHtp utl should he ,ngraefu tor the relief your
-k 4 has ir nsi II di not report my case to you
r,,rl NA.h ended chronic rheumatism notwithstanding
bad D ,irAn- the iirasn grew au
ut'tl. hy y"ur excellent agent almnr, bT
Mackenzie rh yurr Ih Their effects slow bu
i.ts.'serhg in the of them, entirely
Nl>tff cHAMBtR BATos RouGf. LA, Dec lslJ
In ANtH i ln>" been entirely cured hy ils o
Rh,unae buuIa painful disease that I'D afflicted
years NINCENT SIIDElt..
Fo, Drop-y, PIrthorn or kiud,cd Com in 70
requiring a,tt" par they are EXCELLENT remedy,
ner Pill, ti.y agreeable hn'l rffe, tuaL
EiI., ~upprr--iOn, Pnrni sis, In na m IN ion =,
De tnc--. AMI pRrtiH Blindness, have be. n
cured hy the Alternative sction of these Pills
the ls in market contain Mercury, hch, although
valuable remedy In skful hands is dangerous lie
i'll from th dreadful that frequently follow IT'S
pcnuipus These contain mercury mn' raj sub
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DEAD WHAT T-M.K>rEAnn> SAYS.

ID FAD WHIT HIGNN<t'E NH SNKN:
HI GOOD PItTtRE
il well when
Then it " wcll done q .rnY 'SbGtspcart.
So wish it m,H doHe sG'tts9r
You'll fnd 9Hichiy DOM aud ur' .of b, I NNNkH.
n :. TANNER 60.
Main Street 3duors Htdge Street.
l. nclbutE Va
La lies and Geuenon cordially Invited rDR
TRAIT GALLERY containg specimens Il lhot graphs,
Ambrotyp's Mplanutyp"s, Ne, a..
Also, the beautiful PA TEN L LEA HER ICTGRE which
= q o on for sending by mail.
kind, weather. aud enclsdi in he
ul eases. the low prices from % eei.s /" so
beautiful assortment # tnss t,ld l.ut kcis NJ"
daons, Lockt ug Brraspins Keys Scs-, ac. in great
variety. just received
fresh supply OF the best Material in the country.
Dpni forget Ocall ' I His
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r F. r. M s

Terms Of Subscription o. 90 year and each snbcriber
entitled Of the articles named In the following List
and requested menin what article lie desires hen
souda his aubscr ption money
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

u. l. Z. rtrths = ,ouk hs,tn b stt>'k. t,,xrana
n " I, '''"' u
uDETERs CNMPnE,l. \ 90 .KnnLrr., IL
u Wall ST New York. bns aud >, uncurrcnt mine, +,
checks, drafts. make collections at all poini the i
ted States tana! the ini,hHs,
at Stocks. bonds md other se.prll> t'nns.in ana
conduct lth propnuss th general uankn1 business III All
is drpa raeuts
The hrm Ivnchhurt rctets. Spcne. Co who Will
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TO oBEHaD AT TIL CIorHING sTanE OF
SAMUEL HARMA\. AG' T.,
Nam 81 .nsary ofpos1. ,h' Cnsens &ar.aRs BdHk
HAVE Il from the Northern Iii ih one of
Il Iinll"t" ntnents of Rrnd, Wade CLOTH
inx this market NJ, stock Jude Fur
b and brown # the finest an HnfSl also. seal
Skin Cloth different cors havr ais, ins
ba doth Raa Ian. "f various kinds and It. r "a" black
Truck and lres t"afs well lns Cashmere
Coats of all kinds with suits match. at tests. have silk
Of co"r and finish Al" argc and safied ass nent
OF irhiny Good, tch as shave shirts (inen aud
parseles3 Together with II under wear of ''erA kind
Also BOOTS, SHOES, of Baltimore acturc and
warranted) HATS. CARS UMBRELLAS, TRUNKS. ~
yAIlSES, CARPET Is NGS ac &c, vii h aui lie ees
sell the nw,s he public In
vitcd /" and Judge for themselves
pe,,2i aly >AMI. ~ MAN AGENT
IAGsOREk IDsh. - jS.-NSW READh FOR
~ EXHIBiTIoA AT J. y SlIGLEK a cos second
supply OF FALL & WIN TER GOODS consisting Of adde's
Dress silks Meuts Dct,rrr> i The
Gloves White Goods, and French Work .rca variety.
oct Iyds
ltOOD BAKREI. I.'ClUBEEs ~ aNTED-Eor
u which bti al price IL be given in cash Apply TO
JNO. w. TYLER. AGt>1,
Near Pheps' Mil
Or. Camp, smith : Co.
oct Is d3ms b ridge street.
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IL SALOON!!-fhe unders gned has the pleasure I" an
the citizens of Iynchburg the public
raj. that he has opened fine LAGER BEER SALOON and
endeavor body with the best LAGER Of the
best and prominent Brewery Of Philadelphia which Is
acknowledged hest in the United States
For family viii seil dozen bottles Of Lager Beer
ei-the bottles 10 be returned Come and alt
dec l5-dtsI WM. LOOSE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-10

NOR KUHIDER'S AND PAuNTER's.-H
E have hand g,od stock pure Wtite It. al, Wilt.
Zinc Insped OIL Spirits of Tuirernc, varnishcs lutiy
Paint Brushes Dry Pains, Col ,rs. &c, &c rsalc
u dts JOHN II LAY, - urgist
uDlRE FKENGh BRANDY, for Ii' 'sii, innI
very superior article Also Juice Port Wine
fine Madeira Wine. London Porter For s.t,n by
Rep lang 90 Is w A. STROTHFR a. co.
AvEW AND CUOIsE AsSOHrNENT. At
~ EXCEEDINGLY LOW PRICES The subscriber il
receiving, and has In st,e, complete assortment of
School and Miscellaneous Books Letter Cap and Note Paper
Blank Books Stationery and Fancy q 'ds suitable for the
holidays Call and the stick before
ing elsewhere. inducements will be offered to all and
uiarly o those who deal on the cash sy
dec ldis .. IL. c VICTOR.
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IUsT OPENED TmIs sMORNING-

OHOES: kHOEs!. aHOEs!,!-Just opcnrd
- at No large assortment of Ladies' Miss and Child
reus SHOES, which will be sold exceedingly cheap. Cal and
mrply y"urselv's carly. JOHN ABkAlIAMS.
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n yNCH's WAREHOUSE. l.ynchburg, vn.-
Tho subscriber has leased, for years the above
valuable property in this city and respectfully spcs
patronage his friends and the public generally The
of inspectors has been given to Messrs C. H. Ruck
Amherst and Ro J. Boaz, of Appomaox who In
every way qualified the Office well
and deservedly worthy Of the public conid,ne
janl2ts EDGAR WHITEHEAD
AGEAT CUTTERs! NEAT tgTTERS!!-
yI We have now 0 hand. n Il Z lot Of SAUSAGE MEAT
CUTTERS, which we offer at "a laced prices.
dec l.dsl WHIrTEMORE JOSJ.IE.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-06
From, Havanaan Hayti.

New York. May 5.-The steamer Cahawba
with Havana dates of the Both has arrived,
bringing 100000 specie from New Orleans.
Hayt advices indicate perfect quiet and
increasing popularity OF Gefirard.
New ORLEANS, May 5.-The Quaker City's
mails from Port au Prince, the 10th say that
the Brig African, from New York, arrived on
the twelfth with 80 Filibusters, and 240
guns, and other munitions, having attempted
but failed to land at Nuevas Grandes, Cuba.
An attempt was made on the 9TH, but the
boats swamped, and the munitions lost.
The African received one thousand dollars
in advance,
The Spanish Consul at Hayti, notified
Concha, who dispatched steamer to capture
them. Nothing has been heard from the other
FilIbuster vessel.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-06
Annual Celebration OF the Fire De-
parIment.

The Fire Department of Nashville will celebrate
their Anniversary THURSDAY, MAY 18TH, 1889.
The different Companies will take their position as
below and the PROGRESSION will form broadway, at
= O'Clock, 7. NJ as follows:
Aids-Chief MarshaI-Aids-
No will form ou south College street the right CT
the Company resting on Broad
No. viii form ON North College street, their right
resting on Broad.
No. VIII form South Cherry street, their right
resting on Broad.
No will form on North Cherry street, their right
resting ON Broad.
resting Broad.
Hook and ladder Company will form on North
Summer street their right resting Broad.
The Fire Police will form North High street,
their right resting on Broad
The procession viii then move up Broadway TO-
Vine up Vine Cedar; down Cedar 10 High /;
ai,ng High to Church, down Church to Summer /;
down Summer 10 Line along / ne O. College down
College To Locust along Locust - Market up Mar
ket To the square; around the Square 20 College /;
down College - Broad up BROAD To summer oaI
Summer 10 Ash along Ash to Cherry down Cherry
10 Broad down Broad 10 Market up Market 20
Church; up Church Cherry; along Cherry 1, Union
along Union to Market; W Martet the square, aud
be dismissed.
The Chief MarsSaI will appear in citizens dress with
red sash.
The Aids Will appear In citizens dress, with white
sash.
The Company Marshals Will appear in their respee-
dive Company Uniforms via blue sash
". r. MEACHAM, Chief Marshal.
MAEsHAL's Ams-No L, j. p. McKKSIY; No. 2 J.
n. THAxroN; No ), A. 5 CAsP; No 4, A. q. cRfIGE-
TOY; No. S, l. ID wnALxg. Hook aud Ladder, -
SAyERs: Fire Police, J. X. HUxE-
MAY 4, 1859.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-06

HIsroRIcAL SocIETY.-A called meeting of
the Society was held at the Capitol on
Wednesday, the 4th. The following resolu-
tions were adopted:-
LIST. Resolred, That the thanks of the Socie y
he pr,sen.cd TO K. W. MacGdy ock, Esq. Tor
the admirable portrait OF Hon. Felix Grundy,
set in such costly and beautiful frame.
2d. Resolred, That the!ihanks of the SOcie y
he rendered TO Hon. John NJ. Bright, for his
address upon the life, character and pabl c
services of Honorable Felix Grundy, ana
that the manuscript be requested Tor pres erva-
ton IN the archives Of the Society, with the
privilege ofpublishing..
81. Inc thanks of the Society are due to
the various companies aud societies. mll'tar. T.
civil and benevolent, for their polite alton
ton and presence, at our May anniversary
the evening past, and are hereby publicly
rendered.
Hon. JOHN NJ. BRIGHT, was then unanimous
ly elected an honorary member.
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LOCAL AGENTS WANTED.
mar2e-dAwem
DR. KINGS DIsPENsARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

ZaxNks. DIR. KING formerly Of New York, for
HHa8 the last four years % Lousyiiie, ken-
and who has devoted his attention 20 the treat
81 private diseases for so years, natiers
himself, having attended 20 q practice for 30 many
years and cured many thousands, be - enabled 70
All diseases Of private nature, matter bow
bad they may be from Injadcioas medical treatment,
from neglect Of their own. DIT. Kings DsF-nsary
Is No. 3 Dezderck street, between Cherry ana the
square Feoend story where be eSFes al diseases OF
private nature
GosoElIEKA ared xithoat aAssesoas medicine or In
serference with business
SfsleTrKEs Of old rsceat dAfe efectnsly cures IN
= few days, BY operation which causes no pain
Where Structure exists health cannot be enjoyed
Perhaps disease more mAschsef And andor-
mines the coRstitatiau much
Srrsnhxx with all The diseases o. the skn grow iEg
cot Of negieet or bad treatDents can be eaectaAiy
cured IN fee days.
sKA1xAI wxAKSsa-PzruenlATAfses ving eeen
gtven 70 lhts disease and al The ccesreeencsa EroS
ing oat,sf Il, hrongAs IN MAS eases By ne de-
straetfxe habits % lhccnE4crsfe lcuthz ane excss
sire fnduigeaee q the pasxA-s aesit a whlch wu
undermine the Fcn1es the sosBrcs IN o.
for business OF socety and causing retAtnre oid asr
FesaAles whe may Be t&bcrtag sith any discaisy 81
re wornb may restassared o. immedAte fssief-
Pursoss residing abroad, BY writing and stating
Their easa 1llh fes eReiesed dlFeets 20 iF A. kiag
No > neasserick street. Hashxiie, Tsna-, si have
The as.sssary ezcinesent g their address, xith ne
sezssry airsessnHs. szrset secrecy observed. C1cs
koafsfrea s,clscs N Tie marEins unsl q ne eve
sAass 1-f7s-4ass~g
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IT'S FREE FROM POISON.
NV YoRk, October LIST, ls5s.

NEW YoRK, October LIST, 1855.
Mr.. E LYoS-Dear Sir; We have analysed and
tested your Magnetic Powders and ind them perfect
ly harmless to mankind and domestic animals, but
certain death when inhaled by bugs, and inseess
JAMES R. CmIroS, n D., Chemist.
LAuRASoE REID, Prof. Chemistry, n. 7. Hes.
Mr.. John l.. Rome, Superintendent Of the New
York Hospital, says, che has expelled all the bugs,
ants reaches moths, ke-, with Lyons Powder, and
hnds IL OF immense value"
Every gardener and hoasekeeper must have a d.
rect article Of this kind. Reference can
be made the Aston, 81. Nicholas, and Metropolitan
Hotels; to Judge Neigs, President Of the American
Institute; James Gordon Bennett, Gen wianeld scott
sion kc., &C. Judge Msgs says, s'rhis discovery Of
Prof Lyon Is Of national importance The farmers
Club have tested IL thoroughly. II vii destroy To-
Gusts, erAsshoppsrs, ants mo,hs, bugs and ell YER
min. Garden plaDts be preserved, and houses
made pure"
Arrangements are nov male through Messrs-
RARSEs a PARK. sf New York, 10 have i SOLD
shroaghous the world. Macy worthless limitations
arc advertised. Be eAulieasi
@SEw YoKK November sta, 1858
'sIa retiring from business, I have sold All ny Ia
sect Powders Pills, Letters Paisat. aEa the
erets pertaining thereto, 10 Messrs Barnes Park.
rass powder Is discovery made By nyzst. And
orought fram The inteFier q Asa and = uakneSE -
any ether perssns- fhs Esnane aad elective srseie
Is pus up ID eanlzisFs ana gill eontiane . beas
my name "a Lsaz-
Rzsz snd nsss s<aaOs Be rssehsd 81 Poscsr,
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Lyons Magnetic Powders,

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PIccoLoMINI IN NAsHvHLE.-It is rumored
that this dean dainty little song-bird does not
design to slight our city, and will, perhaps
at very early date, visit US. The report
may be incorrect, and should she fail to
appear, we advise each one of our music low
ing citizens, as an alienation of their disap-
pointment. to go to BARNEs's, corner. Cedar
and Cherry streets and procure one of those
light and beautiful Piccolomini Hats. He
has the most superb selections of gentlemen's
hats, and sells at lower figures than any
house west. Goand see him, everybody.
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From Washington.

WAsHINGToN, May 5.-Our Government
does not believe that the British Minister is
acting under the advice of his Government.
but that the latter will be instructed to re-
cOgnise the Juarcz Government. 4 number
of vessels will be despatched to the Gulf TO
protect as far as possible, the lives and pro-
perty of American citizens. McLane ex-
presses undoubted confidence in the success
Of the JuarcZ Government.
Judge Cradlebaugh. of Utah, has been re-
moved. Judge Greenwood, of Arkansas, has
accepted the Commissionership of Indian AT
fairs