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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-12
New Advertisements.
AffiVai of New Fall and Winter
G o o ID q

= Mo A11I EN . OEtHp OtOtc.
Nv have just returned from the North
~ with the largest assortment of Fancy and
staple Goods ever exhibited by us. We would
call SPECIAL attention to our large and elegant
rinoess Trimmings, Embroideries, Cloths. Cas-
simeres, Ribbons, Millinery Goods, Hosiery.
Domestics, Furnishing Goods and everything
else in our line. Purchased at the large Auco
tion Sale North, we are enabled to compete
with cheapest in tn market
We have lso a lot of Carpets and Rugs pur.
chased at Auction which we can sell at yerv
low prices. JACOB UMSTADTER,
oc IL No 70, Church street
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-12
NEW OPERA HOUSE
SCALE OF PRICES.

After which the Farce of
+ Id nj L ES' BOY!
VI doors open at * o'clock-Curtain to
rise precisely at q O'Clock mr. 10
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-10-12

The correspondent of ia Louisville Cour-
eF thus desc lbs a sceae at tue st, Louis
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-08-17
SI00 REWARD!

II UNlaW siY from 6 Creighton plantation, o.,
h Oh Iensas River, parish Of Condordia, III
/ sometime in March last, two negro men -
named Charles aud EAiag, Of the following
descriptions
CtIARI essssiis twenty threeor four years Of age,
weighs about iAo pounds, 5 feet 6 inches high,
light complexion, rather down look, and speaks
slowly when spoken 20. 81
!. KING IS twenty-is 1--we Or years old, weighs
abent LOO pounds feet asor 10 inches high, light
complexion, speaks laica when spoken to; he is a
yel5s likely hoy.
AreWard OF enc hundred dollars will be given
for their apprehension and delivery to the subseri
Der in Natchez, OF fifty dollars cath, separately.
i June l5-9m ~ Tk0S. Ii. STANTON.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-08-17

ST o'EIGE TO BRIDGE BufIDERS.t- Wilde let
IN out on the premises to the lowest bidder, pro-
yided the bid does not eyceed the sum eftSlsQo)
say fifteen hundred dollars, the amount appropri-
ted by the Ron Police Jury for, the pprpose} on
s;aGzFreaag, the 18th day of September ncxt, the
building Ola Bulge at or near the mouth otthe
Big Mario, Oh the estate Of the late j. r. Mead,
under the supefvlsIun Of The undersigned Commits
siopers. sad bridge to &c constructed of the best
cypress timber, to be above the high water mark
OF 1919, AND guaranteedto stand for five years.
j. ". HADN0T,
2. T.sHlGkaaS, COMMISSIONERS.
J. s. I0NGMIRE !
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-08-17

IlEGHLaR NEW ORR LEANS, AZ. ss !,
II extadfia Nateiiitoefess and ss,sa;ssss
/ Grand Ecore, via. Cane aud. Lit ~
tie Rivers, (clear bills through The new, light,
tdawins Is inches, superb passenger. Packet
Steamer
EZRA No. 3,-Gapt. U. j. CoNaaRE,
viii run as aregular low water paeketin the above
trade, carrying freight and passengers thposEgb
having fine tirst-class passenger Recommendations.
For freight or passage, apply on board
ca Soslils pa ~ q boat without being
entered on her order e5es With items aud dites
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GSas t;s--,aa ssz.,,Ys Il q. q. szs,

~ Sa,sas Z, q n 4" 50 j. IA e s5s
{ao NILES WEST or eobuasIlEl
C49,IIT0JJs.4 PARISH, LOUISIANA.
HRS. AN I}ERseS &tS0N respectfully n
IiiI announce to their numerous friends ga
lsl ard alt other seekers Of sssksg
Health, Pleasure and Recreation, g. ss "a
that they hayenewly fitted up their establishment
at the Castor Springs and are prepared to
offer better accommodations than eyer to those who
feel disposed to pay them a visit The water pos
sesscs the very finest medical properties, as many
.heretoEore afflicted with Dyspepsia, Rheumatism,
,Iauuciee, mud other functional and organic dis
cases can testify.
f The sPRfNfSs are situated in a pleasant, health
flil, Pine Valley region, with an abundance of
gS- IN EIl9, and every facility will be afforded
to chase aud kiil the silver footed deer.
The roads are good from almost any point,
North, Jouth, East orElYest
There are BatIl-Houses provided for those who
desire test the efficacy of the water by bathing,
and those who desire anl;isements will be furnished
with B-aBL ROOMS, B4IaL dLLEYSS,s &c.
The proprietors.are distinguished for their ull-
wearied attention to the happiness and comfort OF
their guests, and theI charges are more moderate
than most places of similar resort.
d June 9Th, ls5s.-em
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-08-17
EagslgIY EsEH1a.HaFss

ITT0U rgspeettas inform the citizens of Alex
II apagia and vicinity, tlratliehas opened aslIop
III IN town, and is prepared to do oil sorts @oi
and Wood work.
4 share 6f the public patronage is respectfully
Feba-Iy 4
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-08-17

AI 0TIeEsTU BRIDGE ]. Rs VIII be let
.1Y out at the etEhfdge1llear tile residence
of George sadler, tothr lowest bidder, on WE'D
NEsDAY, tie 14th d., q Superintendent, flS5s,l
the building Of two bIidses one across the aRiso-
lette Bayou, the other aerdss the Bayou Eafto.
10 eogform ii ILL., Specs 4 Tie ordinance Of tie
Police Jury in such case yaade ami provided and
also to suarahtee thar the sid 5riage shall stand
Tor five years.
"A GREIKsf' INK,
J. y. HATCHER, Co4YfssIoNERs
n. MIfeHEEL
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-08-17
yy.s7'I, atffi an IN FIR ENCH /.

IlV1S I Il tTl1ITGJIVs nv EIIE-VCII. q
TT BERTE sc ANGE who has beea engaged as
II. teachse Of French in the families. of General
II. Themassad DR. gasson of. this Parish, and
who car ihrnsiall desirable testimonials OF his ex-
perience, and ability, desires an engagement in
Rapislcs or sn adjoining parish. He viii teach
Latin, French, Spanish, the redinlents Of English
and Arithmetic His method Of teaching is thor
ongh and exact. ail June %, lS59.-,tf
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-08-17

FoR sgAfR SENATOR. The Convention
which assembled at Mansfield onsthe LIST
Inst, nominated liz acclamation Col j. S.
Flournoy Of Shreveport as the Democratic
eandidatefof State senatorforthe parishes
Of caddo, DeSoto, Natchitoehes aud sa-
olne, ICaddo Gazette,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-08-17
law Notice. I

j. IjasslI THOMAS OVERTON.
Attorneys and Counselo1ss ataLaw.
TTAVING associated themselves in the practice Of
II their PROFESSIONALISM attend regularly the Dis
j trict Courts OF the Parishes of ST. Landry, Call
casieu, Rapides ana Avoyelcs, and the annual ses-
sions of the Supreme Court at Alexandria and
Opelousas.SS !. Office at 0pelonsas, La. ap27
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-08-17
State Of Louisiana,
Parish of Rapides

Parish Of Rapides.
Succession Of ~ e6eo
Frederick Baltic, Decd. 1850
| DURSUANT to a decree OF the Hon. the District
L Court, Inland for the Parish and State alore-
said, bearing date the 10Th day Of August, 1853,
and directed TO the seri of the Parish Of Rapides,
| WI sell at
Public Auction,
at the Court House door in the town Of Alexan-#
.dria, on e
S "A e u r D a Y
the 1Fth day sof September, a. D., 1859, between
the hours prescribed by law, all the right, title
and interest Of the Succession, nand to the follow
ing described property, to wit:
L0UlSIANA,5a negret woman aged about Ssssas
twenty-five years. and her two children, one --.4s
aged Ghree years and ane is months old, Also
one YOKE OF OXEN, one Saddle and Bride.
TfRasoF SALE--GASll, according to Law.
Sheriff 8 Office, Ang. is, 1859.
j. O.. WISE, SHERIFF.. s.
Aug. Il, l859ptr's fee SO.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-08-17
NEW al i & & SEM lslNrS. !
Copper .s;eeaEaa Sugar Train,
FOR sAI.ElaT IA I.hFee,sIs!

HAVE in my " ork Shop three new Copper
+ lgaporatiag Pans with Copper Worms in each,
Copper Curbipg and Troughs with Brass syrup
supply Cock, | - Brass Steam Cock in each, and
inch Discharge eeels IL each with s inch Brass
Wash Valves and Copper Syrup and Iron Con-
dense Pipe and Con aensors, all complete for the
sum ofBigglstee,s5l luaared Dollars (Si8oo oo.)
They are The same III every particular as those
nov in use on Plantations Of s. O.. Nelson Esq, Of
ST. Margs, Cen !. 80. Camp, Of Iberville, and
others; they illmake from Is to 20 lIogsheads
OF Sugar every "a hours are made Of best mate
rial and manner Of ofkmanslip and will be fully
guaranteed.
IS Please address Z
DANIEL EDWARDS,
2S, 80, 80 NewLegee, New Orleans.
Aug. II. IS5S-3l1t az z
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-08-17

caiaQ Vii
/ IN Fasks, Quart and Pint hotties, forssale by
May IS ST. JOHN & GROVES Els.
White Wash Brushes
some extra five at 81. JoHN 8. GaoAE's 4
Kings EHerveseent-
CETR44Ts @ ~ 4 GNEsI4. ~ i
JUST REGEIV ED---A large supply Of the above,
direct from England, by q;
Magnetic Powder
Tor destroying Mosquitoes, Flies, ect.,s at
ST John 6 GROVES.
Bathing spenges
AT sr JOHN & GRovG's.s
Window Glass
Large sizes, calculated for Picture Frames. Also
Enameled Glass, at seSs ST. JOIN 4 Crows.
Self Sealing Cans
sPREsERVI ING FRUIT, VEG ATABLEs, &c. +
Also, the Patent Preserving Bottle, quarts and
hali-galions 81 ST. JoHN g. GROVES.
kT0TIGE.-Will3b be sold at public auction, at the
~ Court House door in the town OF Alexandra,
on SATURDAY, the 3rd day ofSepternber, to the
highesr bidder, the right. to Keep a FERRY across
Little Riyei, at the place known as MILLS FER
RY. July 2277,--tds 20. BAILLI0, P.P. j.
Egegl Cheney sEsripp gs.
iTlHIS. delightful watering place, situaed IN the
Parish Of st. Landry, in beautiful rolling Piney
/ Woods, distant about SO miles from 0peloasas,
WILDE opened OH the 18th OF June next, 1ezs
for the reception of visitors. as
These SPRINGS are favorabiy known among the
reopie of Western Louisiana as mineral waters of
great efficiency in Chronic Diseases of various kinds
their medicinal virtues having been fully tested
by innumerable cures they have performed.
Theaeryices ofancxcelent Cook, a good stewassi
and polite attentive Servants have becilsaeureg
and, a fine Band OF Music engaged for the season.
Two lines of 0mnibusses will co ect with the
0pelousas boats on and after the lssi of June, to
take passengers d the Springs s
Persons visiting the shove establishment may
have their letters and papers sent to Them to Ba-
you GlicotI p.yo. and We wal send for them
Board and lodging per month. $50 90
s. s. g. .weelt. 8. ;. sloseo
day ...... 90
Children and Servants, hall price. .4
- PAIN Il DI,LiII0 E..
y June l-9m 8, PRopRIEToRs.
A. Bisrnw, deed ! bi,trisi &c cs ~
Nos6557. ~ PARtsa or RApIpgs.
TT 0Tf6n is hereby givento all whom it may con-
In n,toshow cause wibhia thirty days from the
late hereof, Why the fllal account presented by
he administrator should not be approved and
Clerk Alezandria stthe 2ath day Of July,
1850 i
a BY order Of the Court, ss
July 81 ,-snd NJ. Z. ABItTl., Clerk.
1T oTI8E. -aRgHfBALD Ii. GORDON, ClFii, 1
II ENGINEER and s J'I@VgY0R, offers his
Y services in TIE above eapacitY to the citizens
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-08-17

,ToTTGE. -ARGHiBALD If. GORDON, 9TH,
Il ENGINg'sIa and s 'IsVgY0H, offers Ais
services, in the above capacity, to the citizens
tbe Parish Of Rspides. May IS, ls5a-ly*
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-08-17
Drufpz5ialulI Garls
N o Re T 9 e

N o Re r @ Il
M ERCER CANEIEID, ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL,
Ij IT Law, EdTaRY PrhLlc, will practice
LII his profession in this and the adjoining Pa
FISHES. Office on second street, opposite Courr
Yard Square, ore door below McCloskey 'sstore.
Office at Alexandria, La. apl3
!. oRsEoRN. sIyAP sH RopsHIRY,t
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-08-17
L Avn pyA RTkJER SHIP

VIM. y. LEWIS. ne. G. LEWIS. : EDwAnnr. EEstis.
1nHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be-
sI tween Aessrs. W.g. 4 .IsN. Lewis, is tlais.day
dissolved, and5a new ole substituted therefor be-
tween Messrs. w. B., j. G. & Is. r. LEXIS, who
VIII their professoain the parishes Of RAJ
piaes, Ayoyees, Aaiehitoehes and oatahoula
One of them viii aways3be found at therofice in
Alexandria a.. xFeb 90 sally
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-08-17

t8" When Governor OF New York, Seward, in
those pre-ralroad days, hid occasion to visit Ger
tain part of the State, and accordingly, mounted
upon the box OF the mail coach, in order that be
might enjoy bis cigar and the scenery. Tie driver
was an inqaistiye fellow, and his passenger
humored- him.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1859-08-17

was an inquisitire fellow, and his passenger
huuored him.
"Land agent? Z" said the driver.
mo, "qaoth Seward.
"selling goodss
"No."
"IpyeHng preacher ~
"No.n
"Circus 2"
aNo.n
What thensa said the bafied driver, g WHAT'S
your business y
:" Governor" replied Seward, with tranquil
puff
Governor o. what?n
Governor ofthe State of New York, replied
the smoking passenger with composre.
Get aout?p
Wei, can convince you OF thai, y said Seward,
Tor here is man onthe road with whom am
acquainted, and as the stage passed by he saluted
him. Good morning, Mr.. Bunker, want to ask
you question--amI not the Governor ofthe State
OfNew York I"
"No, by thunder! was Bunkcr's unexpected
answer.
"Who is, then Y said the startled smoker.
Thurlow Weed -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-22
JOHN H. & SAINT TEREE
CoA6MIaaIoN MERCHANTS,

~ ~ y u LYECHBURU, VA.
Gen Tobacco, WAeuf Flour, dad other Country Produce
OyycR Youssxs SAEHs sEAHLr orroslTE SAAEEs BAsk
AKE Nils method OF returning their sincere thanks to their
friends and customers for their very liberal pa
tronage and hope BY their customary punctuay In the dis
charge render entire satisfaction As 10 their
sponsiby, &c. they refer " citizens Of Lyncbug generally
aprtH IA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-22

hsAsn n,s WIus v.Gn - w1cfnb.s - -sqe
- 49, WsaAussk an, ,sseil.sA espas ~ ~
On sendsy norsiag iass slil.is M sad ths
wife OF Sheriff ThomaA on going . fsed the spris-
oners, disoovsssd one hapkInG b. The nsck y the
bars Of windsw ost~ssn hiS own and anotesf
ell. .TsriAsd Win ftishs shsy. gaze she ,s,ss"'
A large erevd ipseantly 0thsFsd q The call. The
man mual have hung 6imssll early Saturday eve
ming. ~ whsa cut Down his bcdys stood Nh and
stark against the wall. and hs was then luld out
b. Dspaly sheriff Ainswsstli aAd othsrss The
reps. which was eyidssily past ~ hishsa ssrd had
sss ss a;spl{ i1e b. n.'s s. u ProssSS rssss;d g
one Of the Iron hars, nA1ss nccss q shs cher.
and pul Il essr his hsad. and thsa slsppsd q The
chair. His toss were aetnslly tpashine tAe fcos.
and IL hs had stovd strsieht the rope would NOT
have stranslsd him. but he VA d1tsfmined % end
HE life, % he drew up his lsst and died thas . =
e Hss name Fv.s samss A.nsy aheas sensy ~
yean Of ~, and enstive ef lrelends b. had ban
sailor and had served In ths MsxicAn war, for
some time past he lived In the town Of Hartand,
In this county. About year 40 he wAs married
to widow 0eegiussf Bsookdal3 A whlskey ID
always at she loltoms Of crime. % u b IN this
case. Ashs .wAs addicted 70 drinking, and vhile
under the influence Of the villsiuous stuG would
threatened her iiis, snd s. va arrested On her
complaint, md boand IN he sum a. 0fo1o0x0 keep
the peace in default ofwbich hswas committed 70
Jail. and confined In room In tho southwest cor
ner. "a s
dreadful deed fully II Bis miad, - on hswalls,
and on various scleps u paper, he lad psasiilsd
his thoughts and intsntions. The following, hls
last will aud testament was written on sefKp OF
newspaper. whleh wss pinned 10 The door VI bic
cell with HE knife ss4sa aeH eSs .gsss e1as assta
A DxuLAnArron. II DO sehesm thss nsvsruba
sod this women no Harder thss woss nsesssasy 70
correct . year old Child that weuld b. Disobsdi.
snt TO Ia parents but when so wosnxn taken
On oath before God and man all In , sresshstous
lis II makss the Hare Of my he'd Stand oman End.
Tho world 10 90 wicked IN the FERN Of law thHs ev-
cry boldly when they Get sn opportunisy will
Turn roand and psrsecuts There Nighees behetac.
tor declare thisto ~ truth Jas Ashs ffsrs die
brave Strong and Honest - Pc = es zstips
You false creature now will Go before ths reo.
pie you can GET plenty low, but very little Jus
tice 'aa H7 3n4 = .s7ats sAss@ T~ sss1sA
IIers goes James Ashs that never told alis' q
Berry me whore Ever ~ You please l6r Fam
libertins Of religion sssssss sFk9 ssfF'i
Let Barny M'Guire have ny Ccas and boots and
John Sullivan, Blacksmith Get 10 dollafs from
squire Thomp1on And Give jim SIavin one Dol
lar Use the other $6 ~ you p,ease--I can't swing
ling under the cloak of law. esea ~ sfaSs Ss49s@'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-22
Death oftheg Original or walter SCOTS
"MadRe Wi!dflres F ss aaf

A Scottish paper coutains the following Inter
estng piece Of tradition lIusratin9 one 81 SCOTS
characters; ~. ~
), on Sunday forenoon o.sssass va. brought
well known 70 tbe pcoplc of Galashiels and Mel.
rose BY yar;ous oornomens.-as BlauE Bess. Bet
Gram.ley. and DAT Bess--was wing II Z dvine
state on The road near Ellvsnd bridge The oouo
" poice, with medicsi aasisisnce. went 9 remove
sne sanernE woman VINO naa iala tnsrs ~ h.gat
Ou. ~. 1s,i nsi p.v.'" Ju - ~ o .;ss
sppIoIous 1ns 10y - n a. !. WV slo1-
noIse nsre snq aiasanaf1s ln.srssa = w n'-
81. s .ksst ~ ssp srssis
nr;ds ~ ,ns.s - Ms.o.s .nS e ~ sss.Shnr-
hood; re.pse.bly brought sp, yiIh hssish
maainns ~ % ~. vrSs. NV soo.s ~ .tn;.~ -. u
os. ass ss @ ~. noms s.,,s,.S - pa.,s & @
was ~. upon - sos kieony solistusu y
ano am .nss. aa,nso. one 'ssurneo s % na'ns nU
~. . h.s;n S. 1870. =. ss ~ ~. Z.
c,,.h .hs d.s.I. 49,. ii.;n.s 49,, .ian. ."ce ~.
not = rssnons;hlc nort;en ~ hrmsn;tv. T6.out.
no. 60 ~ VA ~. n.s -.
~ ~ ~. y.,s:.s.i.a ~. 4, 49, .s =
El ~ w - r.:.p ~ P fSr..xs
~ wy w HA:sy :r.s. .s.s -
op' nr. - -ha' ~. 49,. .;,t ~ sE.s.fI
as ~ I'm rh;iX .shsn
~ taIa,~.d = g sts .hn.ct. srS w:,Ii, A..
=. 49, - 80, M nj ,iass ...crs .ts ta,sS.sors.
tn 18th ~. Il 4sssu. nm x,S4s..
@ ~ ~ "a ~, AZ. ~. ~ l.hss,c
,"s .s "M.Ss. W;ida.. = tIa .it1sst ~ MA.
T,,i;.n n .-,;a..l.r .,T h. ssd 49, -
'.;.a .iy 80 - \, ~ ,;s ~
SSerhocJ mi ~ rs.Ssr ,x;iI nh.ss,e iisA iSbsre
ara co;nc;d -, ,~scn ~ real fact. ~ Sha,e
,,r;oHv Isto;lsd tL.,n sn5 ,hs MADAM: In the
Icy ssss,su s;s..,S sJ 4. ~ ~. ..s AZ. s,,hns ns
wv. r. '''11' ~ 'A' Ps'o' Wy AA'''o' -
"''s'1' -----~- ---4l-s.--- Aa-24---F7fs ss.Aa3 !
AN ArRoc,oys Casrs or SuooffNo Ar yfcespuNo.
We learn from, the Vcksbufr WAio. that their
city was made on Tuesday isss, the scene of an
atrocious decd of blood tthe victim being 9aios
inotlsnsiss Youth sy sns nsns o sW s,'.
ana sns nsts RSru %nHs. .f
origin q y tas ,1 alsaf M g nller -. -.
mr. ., = nsa saa %ss = ,s. 10 rSce,ssnc
;%S wios ssa BEEN nv so. p.rro 1 sy ss sssd
Henry, n tns empsy 9. 'aafaawsy ~ wniss. ana
uau .,.. Dsen In ios% =. ~ -. .h;sr ~ I.
Sss i.s% y: .:s:s ss;sss 3
IN, ~ ~ = - =. - ssss
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-22
June s-dty
Important to Shipmasters and Crews

Important to Shipmasters and Crews.
NE~ SOME twenty years since wss very seriously In
w. jared In of my hips, by coming in contact with
the anchor Of the ahp Of which ecoad mate The brue
bad that hip has given great trouble Of the
lime since until year ago last April when heard Of Davis
Pnln Killer and Immediately procured bottle, and by using II
according directions entirely cured In
and experienced the least trouble from my complaint
since. I-f
Feeling the Importance Of having this valuable medicine
stanty by before starting of Europe In March last IN tho
ship Louvre om New York. purchased two large bottles
take with While at Antwerp one Of my attack
and 1t cured him in n hurry.
my passage home, with hundred sixty four pas
senges administered this valuable remedy W oil who
sck and took without getting relief One lady passen
ger In particular troubled with bad headache for which
said there cure having been troubled with most
Of the time for told her had remedy and
her the Pain Killer, which, o her surprise did effect the
she had long sought In vain for had good medicine chest
board ship but did open IT, there being
necessity Tor the Pain Killer answered all purposes And
do sincerely Shpmastcf
take good supply Of this valuable medicine with him going
to valuable and convenient W In of
wounds bruises which liable TO- and frequently do hap
pen to shipboard.
CHRISTOPHER ALLYN, late Master Of the Ship Louvre.
ePid l1-d
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-22
Sore Throat Plague and Sore Throat

Sore Throat Plague and Sore Throat.
M< THIS quality Of seizing hold and causing the
Wg pulsion Of depraved humors posscsscd by NO other
than BRANBkEyHs Pulls. They operate only upon
the involved In, affected by the disease n fact
they upon those humors not much from prefernce
natural 9iny because their life Is below that of the
rounding parts and which, settling tissues throat
tina, the throat REGION produces sore hrosi sote
plague aud the headache and fever Within
six pills TAX en- there felt peculiar creep
ing the part Affected Of collecting up Of the diseased
ready for expulsion. No hurt weakening effect
from their because they cannot act healthy
parts Taken early they prevent all organic disfases Oh hw
mporant sickness, medicine which only
guishes disease leaves evil effects behind Sold
DR.. BIandcths Principal Once No. 29i Canal Street New
York. N z' sft 1O-is
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CAMP, SMITH & Co.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

Near the Drpot Of The Va. A. Tenn. Raitrodd,
..st,.g Eli LHRCHBURG, PlRGINIA.
DEG leave return theta thanks their numerous friends
Dand patrons for the very liberal patronage extended them
the years. and respectfully ask continuance of the
They Fecsuly added 10 tuer house. which makes
the largest aud most houses In the city for
selling produce and who favor
with their consgnmens prenise best ehors 10 OBJ
and sales rendered made
Their stock Of fGR0CERIIy, LlQUORs &C. is always
pec and they prepared to offer TO purchasers
Orders carefully end promptly attended 70. l.-
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N. S. TANNER &c Co,
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Materials CaseA, Gasses &c, &c.
~" Thoroaeh nstrucitons given IN the Art modcnle
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