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Payns no utts l.e.I. '.r.tEs. Bli charges.
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1s,hmOHInls.
81 tsEatd NJ. EDDY % ons Of the most cspabl.
and ,uccc,,fal practitioners With whom have had
oihcial intercourse.
CHARLES MASON,
Comm,..ionsf 81 Psteuis.'
"I Asr, ~ Auisi,ga ~ aIfsnsg Is'sato'i NANNY
ssa.sf s-tlsVa psr,o- 40, oo@psisai ed i'siSpF-
nv. s.d s,,, sstst, y ruif. iA'' nfTicai'o"'
fr p .,csr, ~ iA, ss'iy aad fsto'atI' ooa''d.
,rs,,ga aiils Pairi OHo.
EDMUND BURKE.
Late Commis.ioasf 81 fatsuis.'
Ba,igs. "a. :, i-js.
en-. H. r. EiiF Ass sadie ~ THIRIEEN
srrl,sai,sa,. - III 81 ONE u TAisA gii,si' Az,
l,ss Frasi,d. a-i flaios'i' HsS F,ss'sF. AssA1''
ai,falaL, r-pif,' great ialsh asd si'Ihyes M part
..l. -. - r,o -ssd 81 ,.rssa's O. tryiyis ~ 70
p,vss,, ila, pi'si' iAsy say l. ss''J Aa'iag ~
s.s,f Gliksl af,s,,sH tsfoSsd ilsir ca'o, sa4 AZ
JOHN TiGGART."
rrom Sept. ~. 1857. 10 jane H. lsis, the sob
.et,l.r. ~ coa,.- u be- large p,sci,cc male. 90
Tuire friect,d applications, slNIEEN NJ
rEAI.S, EVERY ONE 1T shich VAS decided IA
hi.Gycf, b, The Commissioner Of Paisnts.
u. u. EDDY.
Bo,roS. Ost.i. IsSs. iyi9
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To "A, Hen. TAs-a, n. B,oSs. JsSs, .f PrSlai'

To to Hen. Thomas n. B,oss, Jsig, ef PrOIais
fer tie Ce1.fy Of Crfs-d.
CHARLES y. CUMMINGS. Administrator of
" the estate Of Simon II. Cumming., late Of
Paris. ia said Cosaiy deceased. respeciluIl, rep'e
cent. that the personal estate u said decss.sd u.
not sothci,ni 10 pay the isst dela. which he owed
AZ the time Of h.. death. and the widow. allow
aacs. charges of administration and ,ncden,al en-
peRses. by the of two huRdrsd anil it, dallars.
Nour psii'ionet therefore pays that your honor
,uuld giant HIN license To eel At pul,io ~ pr,.
waite ssl, and convey much 81 the real estate II
l said Decreased a. may b. necessary Cor the pay.
l msnt OF said ,lebis aud ineideatai charges.
CHARLES a. CUMMINGS
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SINGERS SEWING MACHINES.

JNall the leading brinche. Of manufacturing in
du.try. the grrat practical srpei'oi,y ct S'ng,
sr'. ss~,ng M.ehiae. !. . fsci established he,ond
DISPUTE. No t.iloT, 'hoo manufacturer, c'o,hier'
.eam.tfe.s. drc.s maker, sadiler, carriage ifim'
msr. bat manufacturer, &c. 81, can Afford To do
NiihOut them.
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tUIt huU IhtIIfHIaI tHfE4 ~
CHARLES .. CUMMINGS.

.oIroRD.ss. Alta couriofProba,e heldat Par
10. withia and forths County OF Oxford on the
81 Tuesday % Decemlef, A. ID. ishs.
Ga the pstitioa aioTssaid,
ORiIErp. thai eoiioe he Ei,ea BY Publishing
G py 81 this petitloa. With this order thereon.
three geek. .uocs.sisel, in The osfoId Demo
cat, a newspaper ptinIrt 10 Paris. that all per.
soas intsrvsled NAV attend on The thir' Tuesd,y II
Jan. neSI, at q Court 81 rrola," thee iebe hold.
ena Psus, and she's cause. Il say,why the prayer
oisaid petition should Mt he grated.
THOMAS u. BROWN, Judge.
Atue copY-Aussl;
nun kNArr P.ri,f.r
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Rats! Rats ! Rats
They Poiiuie your Food.
They devour your substance.
They tease YOU at night.
Aud impo,cnsh You by day.
PARSONS & CO'SMT sYTtRMlNATOR

WILL RID YOU or THE PESTS.
\ rord 10 ne riss, 81.
&. W. ATwEIL. De,ting Block. Portland,
General Agsnl Zoe Maine.
sold by Andrews s Bate. Paris IIill VIVA
Rust. Souih Paris; y. Atwood 4 Co., aud H..
80. ILL.,. Hal 6.lh
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true '0r'--'' n,,,p H,,rr, R.,,.,r.

O,rosb. ss.-Nts Court Of Probate he'll ., Par
is. withia AMI iar the Coaniy 81 ONlofd, o.
thr Tas.isy Il Drremher, \. u. ls5s.
II Crimson DEANE, n,mri ENeculor ~ =
IL ceu.ia lnstrum~at TuUofiing o. h. the last
Wi ant rs.tsnsnt u Asa DTANT, late Of Par
-, ~ .siI Cuniy, deceased. having prsssaied The
saGir 6f Probate;
OsDEKEp. That the .aid Executor { i've Ro,'o'
O. ~ pcfsaas ,aisrestsd BY csasisg copy ofth,.
ofisf O. b. ps,l,.hcd three weeks soccsssi'ely q"
The ON,ri Drn,crat, pTiuted ~ fsr's, that they
uay appear At Probate -ouri TO le held At Par'',
,n .,ii c1pnt, un the th,fi Tueslsy It Jsa. aeNi
at moe uf the click 90 the iorsnooH. sai shs~
cause II ih-y have. WV the sane should not b.
pfus-i. approved sol s9osed ~ the last VIII and
Tr.faueat u ssd isr~sssi.
THOMAS u. BROWN. J.Ss,
4 tfue copy-attest:
naytB kNaFF RsEtsfrr
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Posts OF tho Human systcm.
Worm Syrup and Liver 7 ills,

Probably one rrnson vhy worm medicine, 80
ffsqu~,i, l,l II sny good effect. ). The Tact that
hey co niain no gpoi gu'lties except ~ Worm
Killers. Consequently IN many ,nstances vhstc
w. mistake the symptoms Of disss.s aud doctor
fof worms. When the cause ~ disease sas not
worms. bet arrangement II the system anI Goa
.oquent debility avid 90 health, n5 gud fr,uIt. 81.
low, whereas ~ the zee II IT, liuh~n'ack'. n.sii.
cns. It b.iag On artiVe rsmsdill agent. q. Nsllas
Worn ki.r, the pailsut Immediately gets vel,
though ~ worms afr btpughi away.
Thus Il Will h. seen that p1ssrsss. many ad-
yanisges over ,thef worm Incidence, 80 n - MT
onl, sue 10 III snd b'ing away the victims, lot
buid. up and restores the patieat 10 gcreial
health besides.
CIV. At~ell, Deer,ng Block Markei Square
Portland, Genera agent Tor Maine 60 whom all
orders must be addressed.
soidb Andres. Il Bs'ss, rari. Hill. Wm. A
Rust South Paris T.. AtNo1d 4 60. Ruckhsld
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Attest: GLyiH BLACK. Clerk

t,HsrRscr OF FLAINrITT's wRIT.l
AssHnrsi upua'aa accoas, sa'eN-i. as iollows.
1855. D., II. r. cash o. p-r receipt, 5000
JuN n, To M'dte, 1850
Z" seit %. To rash az -, receipt. 5000
:" Oct IS, ra6lS gsll.. ofrkis'berry
juice, al l.OI per galloa, 6S9 60
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TnOMAs NJ. RROwN. ia.
"'''' ''' D.,,p E,,rr. R.n.,r.

OAToRn. ss.--N court ei Probate held at ar-
u. wiihia add 6r ths couaty of Oxford. oa the
thirl rsrsisy af Dccrsnhsr, 4. ID. isSs.
I'LiPHALEr ADAMS administrator on the
II est,te Il pAVtD BL,ET, late 81 Gilsad,
10 -sid Crua,y, hhy,ag pFe.-aiei h,s fret account
oi ninistrsi,oa Of the estate Of .a,i deceased 6f
ala1sancr,
OEptRFp, That the said administrator give
mt, 10 al person. Interested b, causing copy II
tai. order 10 be pubishedt hrce skssaccessiysl,
in The Oxford Democrat, printed az Paris, that
the, ma, appear al a Probate CouTt To h. held ~
Pans, 30 aid count,. on the ihi,d Tu-sdsy II Jan.
nsNt, at aloe ~ TIE clock 20 the ioreaooa, and
shsw cause. ifaa,theN have, ~hy the sams shouLi
at b. allowed.
THOMAS u.BRowN, Jssg,.
A IN. rnrN --aIIr.ls
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A Way Of Procuring the CYcioprdia fo'
Mailing.

Form q clnb u four aud remit The price II four
books. IN cloth, of NumLsfs or Parts, ~hsn copy
will H. s.nt 10 the gcller sp Of the cl"b, Cat h,.
expense ior cauisgr,) OF, Cor 10 'abscribe's, ~
clo,h. ~ copies ~ill bs SEQ, at our expense io'
eautaae.
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no AGRNTS.

80 work will 90 amply reward the 'ser',on'
Agrais. ~ cngaging they eau L. assured ct q
stead, incoms duf,ng the pfogres. Of the puhliea'
ton. Ouf hbsral terms ~ill IL made Known on
application a. the pal,isher..
u. APPLETON 4 CO., rubl,shets,
3i6 4 SIS proid~ay, New York.
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS A YEAR


I. OIL, falr average u the actual profit from the
use of each one 81 these Machines, and 'or confirm
alioa Of thu. Truth. Ne refer ~ any one Of The thou
.ands Of persons Who use thsm. They are adapt
81 10 every SOFT oi wofk. 6ne or coars upou sik
eotion. linen ani woolen ishric.. also light and
heay, leather. Thsy never iail 10 give enIre sai.
isf,cton.
10 meet the growing demahd far a smaller and
more elegant machine lor private and household
purposes, Ne have pet prOducct aud are ready To
r-criSe orders iJr Singer
NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE,
Which |. the most compact ani beautiful Sewing
Machine ever constructed. II j. ornamenied ~
the highest .lSs II art. and all who So u are de-
lighted With IL. Il make. the improved inietl'ok'
baked stitch, and u capable ~ doing greater va
r,.i, oC work IN better si,le ihsn any other Sew.
Jog Machinc ever offered ipr family purposes.
Il /. not subject To- the olj-ctioa Of us,ng ts,ce
too mech ihrsai, aud mak,sg rsysling seam. like
the Grover 4 Iaksrg nor IL u coahaed ~ it, opeF-
atioa 60 lev thin f,bfics liable TO get out Of o'-
der and untitled TO use haS ihead like the Wheeler
4 WHOA Machine; bul !. amply sufficient To per
lorm all Kind, Of family sewing.
Price of Family Machine. With ifon table eom'
ple,e Coz use 500. The larger standard mach'"e'
from si2J to $500. seni br !. NJ. Slayer
to.'s baIetle, a NFau'lul pl'ioI'a' Isl' -
10 Sewing Machines, aud containing let .i pl,'.'
aad All other Information oa the subject wv" w
I. NJ. SINGER & CO..
asa broadway. New York.
uHAscH orvIer ~
~, kII,,., Baiiimore st. Louis
ps..,I.,.. CLyy,y.,ille Ciscinnati New Orlean.
Nes Haven Rochester .n"agp moor
Newark Phll.he'ph'' S'sn'e '''"'
Glasgow, Scotland.
IoeaI ,s.sts wanted. -
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s76TIO
To Interest on sane.

The Deieu''an,s sF. described a. Joha Banchos.
jobs Bauchor. IT,, ant J. A. Bo,dsa of B"sina,
~ the C"unty u sufu9 sol s4ais of Ma...eha
sets. srtsets 10 trade, dosg business under the
nan Il Bsnrhof X Bo,dea.
TAsnas ]. Cor, OF DiN6eld, is summoned as
Trustee.
Ds,s Of ~ri,. Jolly 2iih. 1858. re,urnabIe to the
August Tern. 4. ID. ls5s.
Lyman Rsw,oa. ESQ. Prs Au'y.
A ,r1e copy q the Order OF Court, with an alb
straet " Paintih's writ.
Attss,: ALvAH BLACK. Clerk.
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4 tfae copy-aitest.
DAVip kSArF. Rsgsisr.
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A true eopy-aite.,.
DAVID KSArF. Register.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-14
ASHLAND RACES


TUE S.rnE Meeting over u j. ,our~e will commence
l TUESDAY. The i1h day ut MAY next. aad continue
IL "nuhrut tle'we,k
trisr p,Y-ts, stake rr al ages tom mile heats $3.50
crrau"e Ia Tor ",. S.o0 id', by tho lab Closed
,t wth io-r NIB ,ihcrs viz; 4 " " u Doswe ell
J In lisu,et H. IL Dicknsnn aud lam. NJ T"vlor.
SACoNn DANFG Rdcc-Swc pstakcs for three Old
coli, and l's go Siuo forfeit. Closed 1t
los, with me fdi"w!uR
lh"m's W. boswell enters "a Exche1ucr by Revenue
dan Nina hv h
W. II Gibhnns rnter b f. Crinoline, by Fnsnctr, dam
Mise Matte. by Umpire.
John Iur,or enters c. nv Lexington d,m ny Glencoe
Hail enters gr f. Faith by Chide Hhrroid, dina Fl
deity. by ihIam
Scpad Eece--same n,y-Joeked Club purse SOD three
mi" heats
Fra eepsiakcs for three year old
Closed 18th If March with The following entries
Thomas and imes 4 Doswci enter soreel fcy, by GRIN
Etmondson. dam Virgiul, Payne.
Harvey enters grey Alley, by Red Eye dam by Arthur
second Race-Same D,y-proprletors purse, $500. Two
mil heats,
colts aud FLIES, 1T that produced winner
500 Half forfeit Mile heats Closed the 18Th
OF MIR h, with the follow Ing entries;
Thomas boswell enters sorrel Gley by Revenue dam by
Bailey rcvnn (B, Rand,lphs)
James NJ Taylor enters by lnauccr out Of Emancpa
ton Mare
Also, Admiral by Commodore, out of Priam Mare. and
she out of Virginia Graves.
+ NJ. Hall enters Jay colt, by Register. dam by Prince
George.
Harvey sorrel colt byJlo Blunt dam by Andrew
heatS-best three In five.
FIFTH DAYHsndcap for service Of plate, the value
Of $500 ESQ be added the stake Second horse
his provided three start Three mile
heats
Nominations above mentioned Colt Stakes closing
18th of March next, to be addressed TO
NATHL A. THOMPSON,
Secretary Ashlsnd Jockey Club.
ASHLAND, Hanover Co. va. Jan. 26. ls59-nay Is ar.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-14
SPECIAL, NOTICES.


s.nnmm"ssry Rseamn ,isn.-Messr.. Perry
Davis Son-ienis II am at loss TO wit words
The satisfaction gives to inform Il the benefit have
received from tie use of Pain Killer About year
slnrc ~as attacked with the infanmaary rheumatism be-
ing unable TO walk for eight weeks besides the confinement
To tie house the pain experienced tongue
hut Ia return To the ohrct of this letter 9Th
rcn'bei last had n"re severe attack than before nmc
daiel srommenced using the Pain Killer which
{" Immediately relieved pain and saved
the Necessity If being confined bed ay It
eleven days since The attack has
entirely snbsided My limbs which
have assumed their natural share. Ia short entirely
well aud feel bound by the sympathies ma
tnre FOR those who ba thus a ted make above
statement, that all resor the Pain Killer. time
pense, and world Of suffering may he prevented
HENRY WEED Clerk At III Genesee Street Utica.
Sold by all medicine dealers.
Sold by JOHN II. SEAY. Lynchburg. may 62w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-14
THE PIKE's PEAKERs.-A writer, dating his let

THE PlKE's PEAKERs.--A writer, dating his let
ter lravcnworh, April 26, says:
There are now about two hundred young men
here without money or employment, who came
here to drive teams and stock through to the
mines. Many Of them would drive thrrugh for
their board. There are no transfers or stock -dr-
yc,s wanted all procure their drivers at home
Many selling their watches, pistols, knives,
clothing w., to raise money To pay their bonrd,
Good silver watches ael for one to two dollars
each. or about twenty cents ON the dollar Of their
real value Many persons sleep out doors and
beg what they eat. am told that the same state
Of affairs prevails Mt all the principal towns the
river above here"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-14

TRN-Thc trial of the Rev. Danei Downey.
for killing VIM. Mullins, commenced on Tuesday.
before the Circuit Court of Abcmarlc. The Char
lottcsyille JeHersonian thinks the Indications are
that this trial will not be tedious and
pro,ractcd ns the former three trials t. witch the
prisoner has been subjected. Counsel fr the rris-
oner. Ro. L. Doyle, of Staunton; fro the Common
wealth, r. I. W. Duke.
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Renee teaches Fevers throats agnes ro
sites bilious affections headaches, all affections of
aud bowels both Of rove ami dysentcr character and all
the naa's oi and children have cured by the
Of Brantrcths Pills To tell that paid
lions OF dollars to make this truth known, Is OF itself
founding fact and word spoken Aud
what the result Why that about three million persons
the United States partially believe their ec
general idea the benefits be derived
sickness. But what field for phianhrophy What millions
remain To be converted And let that this ledge
is second only Christianity in the benefits it capable
comforting mankind Let not medical persuade
that Braniehs Pills remedy 1t such thing
What sr you for shiings these me could supply
for dollar My herbs and extracts all prepared my
laboratory where engine hundred and
horse empoysd exclusively for this purpose besides
extensive water In uscng cse Pills risk moth
ing tor they have been us,d by millions that should
feed drid to take sly dose, viii be able certainly
live through the opcr II anil have the laugh
side hen the tells hat he hit
actly with that last medicine. q" the the pills.
They viii without hurting teeth gums. and
IN way improve your h aim Sold AZ No ~ Canal
street Han reth Bniiing and by all respectable dealers
medicine april - dim.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-14

HEAVY DECLINE IN Securities Altogether the
dcrreuintian in the funded aud share securities
heldby British investors wihia the three days
ending the 10Th ult.. may be estimated (says the
London correspondent Of the New York Cam
mcrcim Adrcrtiscr) rs at laast equal to $500, 00o
600. American securities have Of course shared
in the general downfall. although their eventual
prospects must he improved by all that in now
threatening. Illinois Central are quoted ut A
discount.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-14

RATHER TOO Coop TO BE Losr-Thurslay night
after the adjournment Of the Democratic State
Convention, one Of the delegates from the county
Of Franklin wandered to the Gayety Theatre to
witness the tragedy of Othello. Mr.. Crisp per-
sonnted the moor" on that occasion. and, we
must say. looked the character to great perfrc-
ton. The delegate from Franklin appeared high
~ satisfied until the scene in the dukes palace.
where Othello is arranged for marrying the bean
,ifu Dcsdemona. Here no knits his brows and
looked daggcrs at the sooty general but when
Dcslemona herself entered aud joined in defence
of her husband, and he turned and threw his arms
gently about her waist, the delegate then went
off in towering passion, swearing it was Il I'D
Black Republican play" not to he tolerated by
Southern people, and stalked out of the house.
NaShriHc Pat.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-14

aOod.losking friend Of Ours, whe II ON This
side Of though somewhat headed while absent
from the city few daya used Prof Woods Hair Restorative
and his called to his lady
Ia find she did recognize him and
to for Of himself but
lind he suppianiing his former .ef In the Affections
lady which caused him To make himself known but
dy still that she likes the
hal and insists that he continue III
Restorative TO be had Of the duggstsSt Lons Morning
Herald
Sold by all good Druggists may CIV.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-14

A Havana eorrespooisut 81 the Charleston
Mercury says that several small Spanish wat
steamers, suitable 10 shoai-water navigation, are
cruising along the banks and Oh the eastern coast
of Cuba. looking out for Allibusters.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-14

Dr.J. 4. Aver. the world renowned Chemist Of
New Eoglan L. h stopping the Burnet House
city lie has been making tour Of the Western States with
his scientific associates the remedial
tons such he make notice he
received with marked distinction by leading citizens tho
West and r iced to find they shown pioper
mate Of the who has perhaps done tie
human ills than amy other Daily Journal Ciacs
matt, o. NAV 6dlm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-14
Douglas under Another Cloud.

The jackson Mississippian, one Of the ablest
organs Of the Southern Democracy, utters the fol-
lowing ejaculation:
The reign Of Sewardism, say we, thousand
times over, in preference to q pseudo Democratic
administration. corrupt and debauched by the
reckless and unprincipled faction Of Douglasites
and tainted with the iniquitiss of squatter sove-
rsiptyism.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-14

noilowny's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ivc-, md
NIL th"sa compounds concncted OF mineral highly
dangerous applications This Ointment composed entirely
vegetable extracts, is harmless well efficient remedy
In all of cruptOns, bnls wounds and
Sold nj the mandatory, No ~ Maiden Lane New York and
by all Druggists at e5cr Gle and 4 per pot. may 6'dw.
Grover 4 Hntcr'. celebrated Family Sewing
Machines 4a3 broadway New lrk and s baltimore Street
Balmore-A NEW STYLE-PRlCE &U--HEMMEKS -
IATRA-This machine from two spoos purchased
from the store requiring rewudng OF thread II Hens
FEELS fathers and Stitches in superior style his ing
am by its operation, with the hannrc
die, quired by other machines will d.
cheaper sewing than seamstress She works
hour. Send for u circular
may 3dls. r. DAVIS a co. Agents, LynchburR.
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0Assssk.%slss sssR OFEasjss.
For Board of Public Works.

pnS- We ARE authorized to announce Hon. WM.
NJ TkEDwAY Of Pftsyyanis candidate for the once OF
commissioner Of the Board Of Public Works
may 3-dtdofe.
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Election Tickets.

We are prepared to print any number Of tickets
to be used in tho ensuing election. Price: - per
FIVE hundred. or 80 per thousand, where orders
are accom- anied with the cash.
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n great after all tbe Phy-srinus had faii
Cd by BAktH> PREMIUM BtTrERs.-f" MIR F.. Bak.r-Dpa
SIr In Yourself and hn siaiarly
aiiir' ed. permit Ia cite nsatre ut the remarkable
qHa ynnr Premium Biters. had n>r. Them
rtt r,r"ul but wife having been afii ted with
N"Hs affection and dslcred stomach, Tor the Ten or
twelve used means in restore her
I" health She under the
ahr ply clnS but relief could be had. then
several the remarkable mad" y
ttrs persuaded wIte Ia try them she did and in a
'tle she began Rapidly. Not only her
affection and disorrsd stomach removed hut her
raj health shelter than it has been years
us,ne and shall always continue H. cy"nr Bhters |
hiSn Justice yourself aud others
who similarly afflicted. Your uict'rur
IL, hhono. june u. 1851 THOMAS NJ. MONTAGUE
BAkfHs PREMIUM BrrERs Richmond. IL .sJs- II
is h Wiling pleasure hatl add my Testimony the virtue
Of BAktHs PifMUM Birrfis in making perm nent
ri established OF Dr pela viii Lave suffer
mitch the last Twelve Also wife using
nh gca Suffering
hiht dS' stomach As
the ihen, rOINiced nt fnrir ,bie quantities
confidently un,c,tl them to- the aiiirtci j. ADAMS
F"r the Druggists in ynctburR. aud 10y all ihe
principal Druggists the Richmond, and rs where
Viz, also M,ssIs Chas St,tt Co city.
u T. II Sat"r Co Baltimore. Nd ID. Is. Miller. Cow
iHatou. NY aud Barnes y Park. y y
Ordris lifted by addressing T. BAKER, Proprietor
Dr; n Is ENhmond Va
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VERY DIscOrRAoINo FROM PIKE's PEAK.-The
irrrspondent OF the St. Louis Republican gives
very discouragng accounts from the Pixies Peak
mines. large number Of disappointed miners
we're returning, being without the means Of sub
sisence Il is feared that many would die Of star
Walton, and that theirs would attack outgoing
trains for food. 80
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nk1y- VIZ are authorized To announce Gen. o.
q. CLAY candidate Office Of Commissioner
Board Of Public Works may 3dActdofe
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For House of Delegates of Va.

DeS- At the solicitation of many friends of all
political parties myself candidate IN represent
ia. county of Campbell Ia III" House Delegates OF
Virginia. spill 4dtdofe BOWLING CLARK.
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RsI'- We are requested to announce JOHN b.
J. LOGAN candidate for he office Of Commissioner Of the
Board Of Public Works. march "a didofe