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SPECIAL NOTICES.


1n0asausnsesy Ri.ruIsai issn - rssrs. Percy
Davis d S"n-tients - am At a loss TO express wit words
the satisfaction II give. mo tn in.arm you 81 the benefit | have
receive ed from the use ct yonr p ,n Killer. About one year
simre ] was alta, ked with the 'n~hsmmatory rheumatism. b.
Ing nnabir to walk for eight w'ek-; besides the confinement
t. the house. tn. pain I experienced ! o tongue can DE- scr, he -
hut to return to tho object Of this Fetier. On the 9Th Of DE.
cen'bei last l had a g"re sever attack than before. I immc
dist.iy commenced using the Pam Killer made by you which
to my surpr Sc. Immediately relieved mr p pain, and snvr.i
me the necessity of being confined to my bed for one day 1t
is now eleven days since the attack. and the inf tminaiion has
entirely subsidized My limbs whiel, were trcmendou " sw"l en-,
have assumed their natural shape. In short / am entirely
well and feel bound, by the common -ympatlics pf my ma.
lure for those who msy be thu, afhi ted. u make the NIB we
statement, tlat all may resort Ia the Pain Killer, that timr, cA-
pensc. md a world Of suffering may he prevented
HENRY WEED, Clerk at III Genesee Street, Utica.
Sold by all medicine dealers.
Sold by JOHN ii. SEAY. Lynehburg. may 6-ow.
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SERMON

At & o'cl,ck p. NJ. an immense congregation
assembled in the First Baptist Church. to hear
the introductory Se.mon preached by Rev Duncan
r Campbell d D. Of Kentucky. This discourse,
from the text For me to live in Christ" wn, liz.
tened to with deep attention. and, We doubt MT.
with profit. by the audience.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-09

Fde- We are authorized tn announce Gen. o.
@. CLAY a. candidate for the OH % Of Commissioner ~ the
Board Of Public Works. may 3dAcIlofs.
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Ageod.ioskiWE friend Of ours. who II on hi.
side of ,orty, though somewhat hoar, headed, wbliu absent
from the city a lew days, used Prof Wood. II ir Restorative.
and on his return called to see his lidy.love, but was amused
to hnt she did not reeovnlze him and immediately determiu,ni
to pass for IA cousin Of himself but was avrntualiv chagrincdto
HID h" was .upplaaiing his former elf in the affections OF the
lady. whirh caused him to make himself known but the Ia
dy still saws thar she likes the cau ,terfeit better than the orig
inai. aud In lists thai he continue tf necessary to ue the Hair
restorative. To be had OF the drusyists-M. Louis Morning.
Hvdid
Sold by all good Drug1isis. msY CIV.
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CANDID ARES FOR OFFICE.
For Board of Public Works.

R6- We are authorized to announce Hon. WIN.
N TkEDwAY. Of Pirsylvania, q candidate for the ONCE Of
Commissioner Of the Board Of Public Works
may 3dtdcfe.
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Sentence Of Judge Vondersmith. the

tOrSor.
Yesterday morning exJudge vondersmi,h was
brought up for sentence, Judge Cadwalader said
hut little about the case. He could not see one
mitigating circumstance in il, and for tho sake Of
his family. he regretted it was 30.
/ II cihen proceeded to sentence him to ten years
on each Of the bill on which he had been convict
ed. making 90 years, and n fine Of FIVE thousand
dollars on the last bill: The court said, that
if mt any time The defendant would pay to the
United States the sum Of S30,0O0. it would
use its influence for n remission Of the last ten
years.
This has been an extraordinary case, and in
volycd the heaviest ~foreeries ever perretrated in
this country. In their effect they reached back tn
the days of the American Revolution, and from
That period to the present time. generations upon
generations have been fabricated. and heirs set
f,rward as legitimate. who never had an exist
cnce. To carry out this scheme, nni tn impose
upon the pension Office, required forgerirs Of the
mnsi extended character. To meet the require
mrnts Of law, and the safeguards. thrown around
the pension system, it was necessary to use the
signatures Of Judges. and for this purpose Mr..
Vondersmith did not hesitate to forge the names
Of tlryse who we're assoriated with him upon the
bench. Clerks of the Court. Aldermen. Justices
o! the Peace, and the name Of almost every ofl FER
known to the civil law, was brought into requisi-
tinn. to fully carry out his system offorypru.s.-
The sums thus obtained, amounted to about S5O,-
000. and /" reach it. about six hundred names
was forged. The time during which these forge
rics were consummatcd, was u period Of several
years, and a part of it was occupied by Mr.. Won.
dcrsmith in posts of honor, profit, and position,
which required men Of integrity.
We have given this brief outline IF the case be.
cause to many the sentence NAV seem unjust and
cruel. However much we de plore the crimes which
involve a man in a dilemma like this. we cam. t
shut our eyes to the fact that the sentence is Il
iu>t one. and only in proportion to the offence
There were II" expressions OF pregnant griei and
ln'" ~" "l"" 'ne prisoner III 'nc ,me sen
u ". ""l"'e'' ou. IN '"in'' .' 'V"'"ro''
'"' =. :""'e VI '"u esN' '"e n'"i '''Pres'
SION " u ups, '"e P"'"ohess una, Phsse" over
WIN" "s "'e"s': u No"rt SCENE" Senslo'Av "
''' US '''n"nS'"''"!' nut WIN UNI 'hr"lhS hrm-
hc's passed. Tue Seh'ence'-f"" AI. TF"t"y.
r. w-..--~-
"No"'NI,"N 70 EIc""A THE
~" nv ~ 'teA,c"c"-
"a ~ nNI.",Hs u on'ea ',,a'e' "'e
ANY, '',e ~" d"n,rc' u" "'r""n"'
'' S"''"n'n' ,ssueu "raerS ""oS"e", '"c
''N'' '"'o ',P'o'"i i's'I"'t.""S na.c
"'" s'": " VI 'ic'"'"o . Tue P'o'ec''oh VI ~
INV" "'''
Official adviccS received from Vera Cruz men
ton AZ n rumor that the principal cause If Gen.
Desnllado's retreat was the destruction Of his am
m"nition hy the explosion of u shell Mt Tacubaya.
The only citizen in possessiou Of Mlramun are
ttiIovu. Oriznln. and pyico Three rbnusonl
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For House of Delegates of Va.

Tar At the solicitation If many friends Of nj
political pal ties. announce myself q candidate To r.presen
the county OF Campbell III Tho next House of Delegates o
Virginia. lSp II Idtdofe BOWLING CLARK.
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RAJ We are requested to announce JOHN b
J. LOGAN . candidate for no Office Of Com missioner Of th
Board OF Public Works. march "a dtdofc.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-09

mica al the South. and those against whom we
are heand mos. resola'ely TO defend ourselves are
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\ great cure, mfi"r MI thr Phy-irinn- hnd tail
I'd ny BAkERs PREMIUM i3iTIEks 10 MI Il. Bak"r-lbca
IL: IN justice To t"ursrIf ami persons " no may BE- sini.ar y
afflicted, permit me 10 cit" an ms anrc of the renal + t'.c
gua iir> al your Premium lit,r-. hal never hs.l ih,iI
untit e. Gently, lint my wife h,>ipE been afflicted with a ru..
N,u> affection aud iisordcred st"mat J., for the past ten ur
twelve years. | used every mra"s in my powe To restore hr
to heath. She VAS under the constant treatment OF live ar
: Y abb" physicians, but no relief could be had. l then saw
Suy,r ri rcrtirat, o, the remarkabl. cures made ly your iMt.
tors | persuaded my wife I" try them she did SO. and in n
iu.c lime she began 10 reCoSof iaphiy. M; only her urrron-
aN;. lion nd dso,dertd stomach were removed. but her gene
raj heath Is better NV than ii has been Tor many years, AN
nuw II ing and shall always oniinuc to ne your Bttrrs !
writ, This IN Justice o yourself aud tor the enrft Of olhcIs
wha arc Sinil ,r, afflicted. fonr nbcdscnt servant,
Eithuond, June ~, 1857. THOMAS NJ. MONTAGUE
BAkfk's premium BiTTEI.s -lirhmoid, Sept II, lS.s- Il
is u uh " lang pleasure that ad my testimony TO the ,ifiu"
q! iAkEl's PuLMIuM BIIrilts, i! IJ,hins a perm ,urEt .ule
II a3 established case of ID, iepia, 'r"rn VIII II Ilaro safer
al - mach for the last twelve nr,Itis Also. my wife is using
il viih gieat JHccesa, after shhcrins for many ears from d.
ni.:a,;on and dsnrlcr"d stomach. A. soon as coinnl,uct II
lie ee t them, was coIvi ned Of their vau able qualities. !
confidently recommend them I" the lfir tet J. ADAMS.
Ear sac Ivy a the Drug lists in l.,nchburg,a aid hy ali ihr
jniati Iai D.uggis \ in the cay of i;ich,nond. and elar"h,rr ~
Iltsiia, also ot M,ssis. Cha. 81 II g Co, Washington vi!
l. 1 4. II Stahi-r d Co i,aItn"r. Nd; ID. ID. Mh"l, 1 '.
iaL,o,. Ky and Barnes a PAX, y Y.
orders E!cd by a dressing l. BAKER, TTepr' tor
o+tEi Richmond Va
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Col. Segar's Letter.

We publish, to-day, a letter from Col. Joseph
Segar of Elizabeth City ia reference TO the Gov
ingtnn Il Ohio Railroad and the james River
Canal. Notwithstanding the high authority Of
Col. Segar's name. snd the ability with which his
positions IRE enforced. it is needless to say that
We differ from him toto colo. Absorbed, as we
nov are. In the Issues of the canvass, we must
defer any discussion Of his letter until after the
slsctior. But. despite the disparity in the ability
of the .eontroversialists, we feel an abiding conf
dence that we shall be able tn render our own po-
sition oudAis question imprcgnable. Even if de-
ssased, It viii b an honor to be unhorsed in the
tourney y 70 valiant q knight as Mr.. Segar.
John Mitchell. the Irish patriot" still contin.
uss % poar hot saot into the National Democracy.
nss Il his latest broadside:
mo ambiguity 1t all. gentlemen no uncer.
fainty g ol3sets. The Pennsylvania Democrats.
like III other Northern Democrats, are Free-so;l.
60. q oourss ~ except the once-hulders. VIA
ass not at present Free-soilers, but merely free.
oclpsG BsentsAl alliance. say you, between
~ Il N8fieblisans and tho Nortbern Democracy
TheSs q prspsnt aaj closs aIIiasce against Is,
DMaas41lykdse, aapd will have. tbsir own GUAR
sels ~ y areinsf ~ Gnskks they ass . uoit.@
basasS36Ssk1Es3 iniss th:s ths wosst -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-09

SANFOtD'S LIVER ~INVIGORAToR.
COMPOSED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS,
PUlIFIES TIE BLOOD.
a SPRING MEDICINE.
IAMI:.I MI DICIAE.
A COOP MEDICINE.
CURTIS LIVER COMPLAINTS
CURES SICK HEADACHE.
CURES BILIOUS ATTACKS.
CURES CUSlIVENESS
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINT.
ttRt CHRONIC DIARilIHA.
cur SUMNER COMPLAINT
CURES tiIOtIc.
trHl:S FLATULENCY.
see advertisement la another column.
rarrn / l2in.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-09

TUns Df sHCh rs NE can HEAkr TriltVIaT VIC nOiTce he has TVcn
received with marked distinction by nur lead ng citizens of The
West aud are iej,iccd TO fnd they have shown a proper ,stt
mate ot the man who has peihap, done more for the relief Of
human ills than any other America '-Daay Journal, Cincir-
matt, o. NAV 6 dim.
Holloway. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. nivc-, md
all thos" compounds courocte1 o. mineral agents. are highly
dangerous Applications. This Ointment, comprised entirely Of
vegetable @ attracts. is a harmless as well as efficient remedy,
In nil eases Of eruptious, sores, briis wounds and Commissions
Sold al the mandatory. No 81 Maiden Lane. New York aud
by all Druggists at Sc 6ac aud per pot may 6dlw,
Grover a. Rnker'. Reiterated Family Sewing
Machines All Broadway. New Y rk and Isl B,ltimor. Street.
laiiimore.-A NEW STYLE PRICE e~5U.-HEMMERS -
This maf hine saws from two spools, as p rc'asc,i
from til" store. requiring no rewindug Of thread 1t Mems
= ain ny is own operation, with NJ recourse TO the hand.n"c
die. as ir re qured by other machines. 1t will d. better aud
CHEAPER sewini than n seamsircss ran, even II she works Tor
one cent m hour. Send for a circular.
mn, . dts. J DAVIS \ GO. Agents. ! ynchhnrG.
BIC MOI s'Id mec.rt. and r'ircsuoi whns
ricnce leaeher. -Ferers, sore ihroats agnes, rheumatism drop
anu BE- weiS, o"th oil a r"-tive AM dyS. nteri character, and all
the malains al women aud children, have been cured by the
use of Brandreihs Pills +" tie YOU that l have paid two NIL
lions OF donars to mako this truth known, Is of itselt an as
founding fact and yet never vas "A truer word spoken. And
what Is the rcsu,i Why, that alb ,ui three million persons in
the | pi'cd States partially teli yedu their efficacy, aud Lave
u general Id, a OF the benefits to be d rive from purgati,n In
sickn,ss But " hat a field for pl ilanthrophyi What millions
remain To be .onv"r'e.li And let me say that this knowledge
c"ri'ii Z on mankind. LIT not medical ir n persuade you
That hrantreihs Pills are a qnach remedy 1t is no such thiug.
o. i Dollar. My herbs and ex -racts are all pr"pa,ed in my avn
laboratory. where a steam engine 81 "ne hundred aud forty
horse power Is employed exclusively for this purpose. teeidrs
hh extensive water power. In useiig these Pills yon risk nutli-
mg i"r they have lsen us, d by miliois T., that should you
t"l II sp"s"t to take "A SLY dose, you will be able certainly to
live taruugii the olrr ton; and YOU may have The laugh on
Your side " hen the doctor i,ls you hat he hit Your case "a.
aoily with thai last medicine. Il" on in the use Of tile Pills
They i'll cure you without hurting yoGr teeth or gums. and
In every way improve your Ii attn, Sold at No. 2i Canal
street, Brandreths Building ai by all respectable dealer, IN
m"!!'te. april - din,
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Baltimore s,ni,te Market, May 4

REEF CA rTLE-The offerings st The Scales to-day reach
"i 80 bead. of the nnmhcr offered, LIS head we're driven to
T. III dcl. hs ard Nrw Y rk, 100 lett over unsoli, and the bal
a ,r, wore $ I'd TO Baltimore butchers nj prices RANGING fr'in
81 "a & ga lew ext n 1t b tier prizes ,versging Is 81. We
nl,,, but little change III prices this wcek, ou Ing to quality n
dt inr OF IS ceuts
noe i-rhr supply vas fair 10 day. an prices we're abont
the = same rs las; week. Market auI. Sales at from u to 2
cents per IL.
>iil,EP- Are In poor supply, and siics were made at nom
4 1, : cri Is per 10 gross
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-09

NEW FRUIT, &C, &C.
~ 81 boxes Oranges
N boxrs Lemons.
100 cans Picked Oss ers.
la5 cans Fresh Peaches,
20 .ans TNnat ep,
il Pine Appls
with a large sto.k ct AlrnonIa Palm Mats. F.lber's, Eng.
lsh walnnis, PECAN Nuts, Coco Nut, Iicklrs. Preserves
Sardiues. brandy Peaches. -egs,s. Toya. Fancy Articles &c.
You Will 6nd. At my house. every article usually kept 10 a
hIst clsssd onf,ctinnary and Frnit Store
Candy manufs ctured d lily, II the best double refocd sugar,
At pr,rrs to suit all. imay 44dtx \. A. BOYD.
R,h m Ia Z1NE fer Ma last rceeiv.
"A "a fanrti alAfal II. C. VICTORS.
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Herv s-the max , was higher; offerings of $50 head;
sales =, "a IL cent, p ID: average lGs retis. The market
,irrl ne i've sh,cp-ihe markrt closed firm offerings OF
- 0 be I'd; sales at ga : rents T. ID: dressed l0al "a cts. Y n.
Swii c .lnsrd dal.-of!rriugs 1919 hrat; taics At Gdts cents
lrGss
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Nc" Etglan !, 10 now stopping AT the Burnett iionse In this
city. He has been making a tour Of the Western States, with
his scientific assnciates. To investigate theii remedial produc.
tons or such MS he can make remedial We notice he has been
received with marked distinction by nr lead ng citizens of The
West aud are iejiced To fnd they have shown a proper ,sti-
mate ut the man who has perhap, done more for the relief of
human ills than any other America DAILY Journal, Cincir.
natl q maNEJItn
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" have nj p,ii th.if city tax on Licenses, will Il 4 the II
NY firr TO receive The same. froin the eth - ,hc lih It
u elusive A. n. MON MER { { l..
tna 4its
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-22
by TELEGRApEL.

PHiLIDuFHi, JsH. el.-T5ar eoulinuss Gra s,l, 2at1
6os NesssFn ezra a. $50, saiea 70 The IEay - t5C
10 Tor cOrrau 20 faey No change IN re u1ur W corr
meal Wat advanced &c, sales red A. tl.lsl - Re:
sales fuJ us a. sc. Curu In Moderate detut sss p.
Ouahu, new ysilW at Sic, ami damp ~ iSnii OAl.
,tcAdy Whisky less hrm safes IS Tor 0Lo aud &c for
Penn.
Nav YoaL, jar 2l.-Coton buoyaut with sales o! 900
bales Four market closed blryani sales to-day bsins
1000 bills Ohio 419jad0. Wheat hrn i5On bush sold
Corn dce!ny; ~ bush s1li az siss5e ur nrv white
ye!ou Sc. pors closed buoyan' Cd nrss al fl5G8
Prirs flaSaljhQ Lard closed bnoyant - ~ ELK faI
barrel. and - Ger kegs whisky closed Al 20. 50 sugar
a,aat A. 's'S C0dee bicyant - an ADVANCE OF z.
I sales Of tGOU bags.
CNeNSAt, Jan. sl.-Fiour FIRM good demand. sales Of
w bhls Al tSesl for slPyrtnc ard $685. Tor extra
Whi,ky % and the nitrkrt seV!y No impitat change
IN PrvNsns. Pork less buuyani; 5i' hi. sI NJ fIi
lI31 The fSrmgr fate i,r lot At Cuic0tH salk meat,
lrm and quiet. Lard stGrr; is4 f8r 20 and ~ Tor
krF Noihag done ia Bacon. M5ias iyi AZ 81 SGsar
o. SIX very arm. CoVrr'rsd t6ss, Lri raoly At e.
l'O o5n mes pors 'od At SIS evening be delivered
next hFch. Money mArEeI uuehlar rates Of Exchange
hrn aaI supply limited.
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BY THE UNION LINE.
TO rnR DAILY StIR.
oJner.eolspE w,rss ,sBSosEol ,T4Irr,.

WAIHIlTIUN. Jl1 :

~ AHNiN0 INAt Jan. q Il.
SrsA5r-Nr King, Of y Y, m,,,1t,i a
memorial from lhc citizen, orNs- YORK, op he
igcJs,s q be raY 81 TIE olicer, of ite NAVY.
Mr. seward. w y T.. iriwlgrt1 ..utre,l.
LOTION eaucfuin: thr uzn,p1ratya 81 de-
msi's beiNrtn New iuk and Liverpool. ,1.l
be.ses1 NeF lOfk sll Brluga and llayfe ,ia.
southampton.
Nr Wilson presented the petition Of tho-So.
cicty ul tie Cincinnati 81 Massachusetts
Il hiG- Private ralrUigr dty lt,lc business
u plhli, interest !, being transacted
NJ ,BrcdIiek iIsje a personal a. ansf'ol
stating that certain correspondence, Published
10 me Mes YJk Tribune. was n0t crr.rt
The Calender conuiu, POO bills. which j. now
reduced to 100 by the passage Of to day.
Adiourlcl l.Il Monday
llorsE-Nr frH,uorih, u m, asked leave
20 nF-r long preamble, setting frth the iu.
poftancc ufOur po-.c,.iDeail the lliu,h Amen.
can province, concluding with a resolution IN
,iruetiHg the Con- on tuIti-n Relations 90 in.
quirc into the ,ypciicucy Of military measures
10 secure them by an hobunblc treaty
NJ Garrett. q Va, and Others objected
The House went into COMMITTEE uu the con-
sijeratiyu II Ire Private Calender
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,4CNIiIas B,s5 had another sool aaa.
snee lat nigh, TO witness her astonishing fats
ia the AIT u'sique. Her fcais are Is amusing
A. startling, AID ate doae Wiih s skiiii4lae,s aud
grace which We have never SEGA s1cJlsi To.
hisht Is ths las, night, and every lover q the
marvellous should BE- present..
The IrieksPsrforuel hstbishtwg were 80 clever
tia, many could no, believe that there vas any
deception about u, be, that the Madame really
E.aie the transformations and cisa,ious With
which she drI1l,d her auditors, and raised such
lively denominations Of appreciation.
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COMMERCIAL.
WHOLESNLI. MNKKET

rzl1ss-C lHlu6s tIl 8gs.
ulrrfa-t1 treT Oh.
rrazstt-NsrrIih tIa245
tusEss-h cTt-Iu Reserve De-. sultt KS
CtNut.s-Ttf'Fs F.14li D.. dip 20 ttar -. sngrzs a..
CaUH-JAra o.. $50 iit .lg.
tlouH-slP sfanr tiit LRtra 49, 1888
ETU-sL
tOHN=ip
ltaEI-ssrfN.
uars-asass
fE,uHtus -ztff o.. scarce.
tru-,lai tig. HsTf.uF. e.; NasadSlN5. q ll!
frEs-l,acsroa aofl;t
hlhaass=-; 2 81.
Hu-Coysf . tas 80 T.His,hy $4,000.
luFa-; as. DAT
LSS-LUu,ylIs l,'Daau0
M1twaa-NeF Orleans %, sugar House lse.
GUlbS sTlrr-s5
naval sr1HB-tarpsH,ns q. tar ts.sa
Ntfit-s'a i1r 100.
Et4s-' F1., ili.
Ers=aaa..
s1bs-Fills-vl lgs. Clover tt az.
s1aF-Cafii- prr ihi3alf. gouuoH5as
srstrs-Ngu Orleans sagy bbt. and Z = Jsihl
sNrU-sc5tehgi, E.pf-r 2. $50
-GunpuElaF slai,g Imperial 10 IS; Iy,3a r .Ity
'oufNug gaai G., uu5ng 81 alac
r1BAcco-6tsi,ss %, ave rlll 2iE.s.
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A. Gwsg proceeded bis v5iso roe 10 lhs
hishc,s notch ~ ths samai-bgt stil. At The
ell.ns u every -nic1-c there Has an impiasa.
Ne ysi gf ''.llIr. Grgsr lJ4lsr." Grcss De-.
frT-l o. ihc ci. and hn-l Dis ro..s until be
"a, a. L9Ifss as Bluily guJeg's rarrn-yei,
Ike that rsTrti bis motto SEEMED 70 b. 'nr'tf
siy de" lis needles g. ny that 81 Gfrgs
speech gaze g1iyenal sai,hcii1n. a. aas fg-
garlsl q, ~ speech Of ths occasion, aal De.
You'd d1ab, has given bin the inside iraek lJr
t4s shef,Iaiy 10 May, i-51,
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLAREE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared rosa prescription u sir ). Clarke N D.,
FAysieiaA Extraordinary 10 nt QasSa.
This Invaluable medicine saaling IA the cure Of all
those painful and dangerous diseases Ehie he female
eoasuta,en Is subject. II molsraes all ezs,si and re.
nOVu all distractions, and speedy may be relied
To MARRIED LADIES
1t is especially suited tE, In short time bring on the
uoashly period si,h regularity.
Zach bottle, price Que Dollar, bears the Government
'iaaP Of Great britain, TO pFeveat eOaa.srieiu.
CAUTION.
T2SIe PHI sioali not bt taken EyJtmdsl during ne
FIRST THREE MONTHS Gr pregnancy, a, hey are
sure 20 bring Miscarriage, Gufd. any other time tsy
are sde,
In all eases Of Nervous aud splaa AGeeuonI Pain In
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exertion, Papita.
ton Of the Hvar, HyStsneJ ADJ WAisJ. ihe,s Pills will
vhsn all other means have faiisd and al.
though powerful remedy do contain iron, salosl
antlinony, or anything hartiu to the constitution.
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which shOaldbe carefully preserved.
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S.B-tI,oo and postage stamps saelosed to ny "a.
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BY retura aan.
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D. L. FahhtsIoeE Co., Wholesale Agents, PitiiburE;
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PnLADELrnIA, Jan. 2l.-A shock, generally
supposed to proceed from an earthquake, was
Irt Throughout the city, yesterday 2. e, raIiling
windows and in one instance throwing down n
valuable parlor mirror. Subsequently it was
aSccrtaiued to proceed from the explosion Of
large quantity Of powder in Dupoa's Mil, at
Williamsburg, % miles distant Two work.
men were killed.