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The wonderful succeM6ffh. 4fosret-;
Tz41's rtletrxted tad norEailea STOMACH B1rTEHs1
frn the tlos Or lts introduction 10 80 psbc pzores
coutaoavf superiority DEF o:htr pre-
pAFasio 9! tas kind n3W manufactured. IT. aefn On
sEe4ve crxans Is Of the mot plea.tuE charaeeTe-
rnoEpE al diseases nosbdty. and giving ih. E5Tera
souod snd hesJ Tort: Of p5speps1a 1oss Of
appetite general eataf pstical weafntss. IT. opera
ton uost heneacau IDde. d. rome o. the ros dire:
fol cases that hare eve. becn under medical ttsa&ert
have be entirely! curtd tn tbit great Fkept .Ask
too'c Hoaettet1 Bses..se most deilshaa, especiAa5
beslse meals - -, - :" >,
Por 4.e hy prnssts1 .nd dealers generally e,sywhesa
Thoae who arc curious to srtsness the
wonderful perfection 10 which H. ohswadt Qate rnsns
x.r It Bachelors H. ~ b31 bfcnkhs tbe xzAna5soturo
u In end ToupecA are invited to sst ns Viz and
1hei Dynk Rooma 1t No fremont B}nck a1d examine
He1e curious PRODUCTIONS At- Nc sc7uttny detect
the a,ticd&l from The natural vhen sdnsted to The
head de51y
sa~vorsa Fluid Extract Of Bark, rsa
ufauatie remedy forthc Fever na Akue and The va1s-
eu1 fofua. o3 Bilious Daeasea .nserntent RenItteus
unN feves And Dumb ASue. having ,helr oEaa In na-
II or Tetyfest and mAzIhy nstak1 prepanad By Dr.
3. eswJe1. puSEiat sad Chemist aud sold by eaw1er.
Paige o.. hn. IL Lake stEeet ChlcA&s,
This remedy u prepared cnt!raAR vegetable rrb-
A1Eot A2Q c0Lteu3 Ed nefcofy afSe116, or anything
bal cAn troTs fnusots to the ayae. III Effects ire
osf Of deobrceas trd tohc. well apted 70 restore
-ae healthy action Of the Liver and Btou3ch vhose
rnctions eeaeraY IpRred Il ttIs class dis-
eases. -.
Qu.,iae a1a on=r toocs aersr t1y Il many Gases 10
,res1 the cl tGs do 20: se1noTe the disease o. THO
liver sid oe7 implicated On which, the chill
tnd Eever teeod: he3ce the usef1ines, ol the Y'dd
zxr1ot Of batt" .axsularl7 In res.ons where PLyd
1a1a canant be rezdiy cons1.ted). which contains III
heaunl=s tae4 tp tie Indications 0: tLese naiAdtes
Hundreds Of tesraouaAs In regard u the e1EeaJ of
>as edciae frura retons Of rtsrectAtl5. lave been
et7ea 70 the psopre.orbnt he daez make nse Of
them be prt1sto tsv- his fse1cne introduce :tse:
s,cure4y BY IN ncr.:s
Nottce.-."The undersigned, StocklloI.
1es1 in the heceact'a Rank Of bacon Georgia are by
thsptogdonz Of Charter. cade pe7sAusby !shle for
it, 2an6 Tht notes ofhls Bank v be taken BY II On de-
,odt tho sarue terras y Keotscky. indiana End
Ohio 4. 4: TUCKER h co.
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-. .A-M.,TAKLoR d, Co.,. -.
=. pt.ier1 IN.
Dimension. & hubble Stone,
D.. : :, 80 ;vor ,v.,o,,

: {aHsk 4t6es u net Qxar4tek
= Fhira1p 1@e4 ind IEzd Ch1s!e1 street, hs&.ssa vau
Easea 3aaAN1sJtna 81 aEees4 - 1dp Of tq9ta 1lAaaa@
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CHICAGO TYPE e!ss FogNoEHT:':s:',
FrtmteTs' " areh0M8

CHICAGO
THE SUBSCRIBER Is PREPARED 70
r mnish Type niaxs r. ssaan qrantatieA naads koe
aEspHcf Guah1 of metal e! either csxh Or &pPEoE4d
Is INK WOOD TfYE and everything neeeNe4
1oe = toaaptet1 PTtnta9 oMce. new specimen Boof Il
= n6lsss@ lsas w D.L boDak Treasurer.
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T., 80 .-,-s- r-
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=: +: = ::---FoR- FURNITURE
. =" GALLON . e.
j. e. &H. n. Parsons,
~. RANDOLPH ST Er:.:. IN :.
:. -, rs*r a<e .elnnt aer Goods -.
-::AT !COST:-
WITHOUT REGARD royALUE. %.
dss q nea
>, Furniture! Furniturell
" wHULEsAtE AND RETAIL
NEEv:: YORK. + BosTov PRICES.
HAc1s WORTH KHoWI1al.
40 psr Can't Saved In the Purchase.
Shearer, faine & Strong, =
uatsaa tenov~d 70 -
1oN.Es'- NEW IRON FRONT STORE;
; Mo. 2ns RANDOLPH ST..
Ata1o7 prEpa7et to exhibit 10 th.i. old cttoua md
70 the naoIis x-aesa1ly.
The Largest and Best Assorted
STOCK % F. F URNlTUKE:
''' WEST OF NEW YORK,
Which Tie, h.Es recently rsse,.e4 20 na~ ap%,>
Mshegany, Rosewood and Kalant
p 4 nj O a r RNtruRE
In Rrocastne. peLalae. P1ssh and Hair Cloth.
Knamsl1ea. Oak Chestnut, Mohog1ny Rssv'd
-. c H 4 n b e H sETTS,
" I'd s;sa. gs;sa S r. ~ s IA s Ss Ns.'a
= ..,.~-ALsO-
<.: 1.< s % Rs4 xs 5s: I'd e.:
Laal1ta Ef.fe1as szshie 81 ceaue sod pses Fab!rs
ss szs; sss esso: s
81 e. e. a.as
DINING ROOM AND COMMON FURNITURE,
- 80 49, N n8EAr VARIETY.
aooda Maautaetursd Hsrs 10 ords, Out os I'll.
BEST MATERIALS
e sasis iiis: r
LATEST PATTERNS
Most Approved Btylea Of Goods.
Which vii make h xteAs tndncenen to thnss
= -RURNi3HlNG hotels AND hOCS8
70 examine ouz Stock before teaasaz Eat.
:. or IuRNlTuKf ssaald iii 70 'r%n'::e
oU r IN a N ID TH T.QCK
Betnrs Hak u thar Puseh4.-s
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THE :LADY's
Manual Of Fancy Work,

Complete 1nluc:or In every variety o: Fancy Needle
Work. u.Ias App!eqse Beal Work strlin Wor1
BtAd'nz, B1bbia W-Tk. C1oektt. Embroidery knitting.
Lace Work, Patch Work, Poin. Lsce. 1sansant:E..
shadn& and OaaodnE Printers Ma1ks. d. It,: ::wth
Ii Of Matst u and h1nts fer ther se'ect'oa; advss en-
Ea&rE End tinanl z: ct&oxs.e Of s1*e e sntAh=
fr Weadtnk Ritd ssy and New Years Cir. and 4i2s
sarJ Of Ptench aad German tim, 1sed ID needle vok
nettr be found In any Dictlo7sy tho whole being u
eotap:ets Le,iscn oi Fancy Needle Wok., =.
By MRS. PULLAN
illustrated With 3oj E1ssaslnss b. the best uti.tx
P'iee............N!a
(: Yor l.le by
/, ". u. KEEN, Hooseller,
fe7 ELS ll3 Lake atee4
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omes ~ Cla.k tsstt-.o.sr aSat iaih's Bani
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8P RI NJ & OF 1850:
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:Nc1p 1)n6lieatious,: -: :.
+ ''"R e8T6KE 5 CO.,
POPULAR
Handbook to the {foId Regions

sould Re placed ia the baas Il every yaurE Who
eon,empiat.s BzIuai!1E- It Vii you neney md
zreI d-a Of Aro ao1e. The aatrprs are mea Of pstf
~ ed do MT sdvise any oae to 70 to be lies but De-
Ire to ay befseib public nzs, Ct testimony aud u
fcraxstha *hdehJ ta4iss ~ deaAlm, mU ha Alfred
Il go ,"-.--
We xcu "a. to Il! Who eo 10 the rainex especialy
t5e,o9ok Yisd not r. 70 T. aptsnopl o.u your pttnet
jour klbie; .tia cd them 10Th xpd even Gfaes
jEnfa Aaors: 70 gtda1 .o1 IN eeraahatf Ahsse kod
family restrA1niA"
For sale by All Booksellers, 80.
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Mr:: an1lhu.-ldo not choose to perlnnit that
any gentsmAa should innnnats thAt my no.
ttons With reg&sd to the constitution {beeapsa Il
with regard to quesuoas Of hw "a ohaaged
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PRESS AND TRIBUNE,


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s.D4i1y, Tt1-Wsek1y and WSskly-a~
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An aot to amend tho charter of the Chicago
sarinRs' Institution aud Trus. Company, ap.
proved February lo1h, 1857. P.ased-ayea Is;
noes =.
: An Get to Incorporate the town Of Sullivan. in
Moulsrie county Paased-ayes 13; noes none.
Adjourned TO Mondsy, at two O'clock P. N.
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:: ILLINOIS LEGIsLATURE.
TWESTT-F1KST GENERAL ASSEMBLY,

The session was mainly consumed in discus-
sion to suspend the rules and take up the bill
for the postponement OF the tima for collection
oftaxes;;.' Negatiyed BY ayes Is nays mot t.o-
thirds. r.,
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'REa1 CITY WAEEh CURE
OLBVEL4ND, OHtD:

t},Hlo INSTITUTION Is ELlGHl.
FELIX saa.te1 a- tne o!,.klrs O, beaua{s forest
w!i6ia tEe lits 81 rs eiY u Cleveland aud ~ nes
ts1Esasa IN tse ot* I,s n 6;a room: ..e .asr!ts
this e4&elsnu II pstent recetr1n. from rhiearo
md !ek tEr e!ttss Is <ssrax recommendation
II pop ula, and % coadniou. tr lisost ard
.'ad1, ios IerJ ct !ee LAke riar wa'er Cpre nshf4
erls. pruur1 lsse0'"et 0k. @. v. sfhDSU.
JANIS u. GEDNSs ~ IL. -
slf <kE iSRG-S.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-16
Farming Prospects,

Though we do not multiply citations, it is GER
tnin that Winter Grain is generally looking well
throughout the country much better thnn the
open. broken charartcr Of tho last Winter gave
reason to hope. There may be local exceptions.
but the present prospects for good yield of both
Wheat and Rye are excellent. while tho frequent
ireezngs and thawings Of tho ground since last
November must have proved widely fatal to tho
cggs and nr,@ of insects. We confidently hope
for heavy crops of Winter Grain this year.
Bat it must bc considered that the general yield
of Grain last wear wns IL very light ono through
out the FREQ States. Wheat did well in the South,
~ did Indian corn in the North; but the Great
West the grnnary of Amorica, and TO some OK
tent of Europe nso--hnd lighter yield per cul-
tivatcd mere than ever before. We estimate tho
Wheat crop of the entire Union ut less than ten
bushels pcr aero, mud that ot the Free Stutrs Mt
less than eight bushels. Michigan. Wisconsin
and Minnesota had the bcst of it but oven they
did not average II middling crop OF Oats Hardly
II third Of crop was realised throughout tho
cnuntry--m the West. hardly more than was
sown. lnlan Corn did better--in the North,
very well in the South, mildling well in tho
West. there was rather moro than half crop, hut
not muth moro. Iowa had probably lcss Illinois
and Indiana, not much more; Ohio. ut best, u
light yield. The aggregate deficiency in tho
Grnin-hnrvcsl in lSjS must be cs,inmicd by hun
drcaS of mi lions Of bushels
We say, therefore. to tho few who have made
the inquiry, aud tn whoever may think our opin-
ion worth hearing: Ihfre is positive AID signal
d"hriency nI Grain in the country at this moment,
and you can hardly and pIan too much. We
dp not meal thn any man should plant SOW
twenty ncrcs when he has only help. team and
fertilizers t, cultivate ten thoroughly; bur we do
say. Put in the crops; put them in well. and rs
lnrgc nm area as you can fully take care Of There
is great European War looming ON the horizon
it may or may npt break out this year, but all
tho craft of Diplomacy. NIL the pleadngs Of Chris
tanity. cannot prevent it. That war will create
mn immense demand for our Provisions but even
were it to b. ultimately nycrted, tho immense pro
parations Of the prospective bellgercnts, their
musterings. mnrchngs, md concentrations Of
troops: their diversion Of Skill and Labor from
productive industry to fortifcaion, cnnnon-cast-
ing. the rilling Of muskets the manufacture of
powder, g., must create IN extrn demand for
food Aud not only is there much less Grain now
in the country than usually at this season. but we
hear Complaints from various quarters of the
scarcity IF Fodder ulso--caused, in part, doubt
less by the deficient Grain harvest last year. Lot
the busban1man prepare, therefore. to double in
80 his Grain crop Of '5s, in the confident nssur-
ance that the fruits Of lis labor will command
liberal rccompcnsc.-Aer York Tribune.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-16

BY Brady. Tho circumstance which called wit
ness attention to tho handkerchief. was that q
gentleman with witness asked who Key was. Wit
ness replied it was p. b. Key. u. s. District At
torney. Tho gentleman ssad, What ls that the
man that"
Mr.. Carlisle. Don't say whnt tho gentleman
said.
Mr.. Brady contcnded that this was certainly
competent testimony
Mr.. Stanton thought he could settle tho point
by putting the question in another form. lie
asked witness if there was nny thing said about
signals.
Mr., Carlisle objected to this
After brief suspense, during which tho ut
most good feeling was maintained between tho
eounscls the court decided that any conversation
between Mr.. Mann and his companion was not in
order.
Witness rcsumcd--llis attention was called TO
the remark from his companion. There was moth
ing in tho way the article was twirlcd which was
pcculinr.
Dr. NHcr callci-Was present at tho cxnmna-
ton where the body of Key lay some hours after
the inquestnnd u gentleman examined the pockets
Of his clothes S,'mr papers were found, which
were sent to Nc. pcndleton.
The Cou.t adjourned ut 20 minutes before 3 o.
clock
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-16
VOL. 7-.EO sls !

70 MIR. Sharper's room. which tusnsl ont u b.
the genilemans paSler. Hsrs he 1ssipdlsrsoO
the S4O0 and said he would r. 70 his ysa6s In the
next room, get the gold ard 6sine L n m mo.
ments Mr.. ORR took seat, MI. Shaebef $500
into ladies' parlor, thence duwn stsin md into
the street. The virsnian waited for m some
time, but VIC have not heard that tho 500. ninus
the exchange, como to hand.-N. Lvis Repv6l;-
cda.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-16

The CONFIDENCE GAxE.--THEorHILus A. ORR,
who arrived in this city yesterday from Virginia
on his way to Nebrnskc.to purchase land, was
yesterday done out Of 500 in notes on the bank of
the Old Dominion, by a swindler, in one Of the
common, often exposed ways. The sharper form.
ed his acquaintance quite skilfully, and managed
to mako Mr.. ORR believe him gentleman Of
scrupulous honesty and much importance in the
city. Finding out the errand the Virginian was
on and ascertaining the character Of bis money.
Mr.. Sharper advised him to 60 to some brokor
and have his bills changed for Missouri money or
gold. lie afterwards said that If Mr.. ORR would
70 with him TO his room at Rarnum's Hotel be-
would give him gold for the notes and osly
charge him onehalf Of one per cent. for the sx.
change, Tho Virgipisn consented, and wss shown
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-16
A Singular Community.

The Editor ul the Madison. Indiano Cour;cr In
hc ,hus describes.
From .JoLus,own. Cambria county pennsvlva.
min wc cns.cd tho country thronob n se,tlement
Of Omish--wc don't know whether to sav Dutch
or Germans. thcv haye some of,he necnl;ar trait.
IF bn,h thour ibcv are not e,nctlv either Our
ro,d ron G,r nineteen miles throuIb th;s set,la.
mont nnG wc were six bours goins tbrnugb il in
a hack Tho LoJv or he'd If which res,oJ nnnn tho
leather bearer and one fence rail. We baI plenty
Of time for observation. Those Omish neonlo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-16

DAVIS PAIN kILLER.-It is real pleasure to
us to speak favoraby Of this article known almost
universally TO lie good and safe remedy for burns
and other pains Of the body. II 10 valusbls not
only for colds in .he winter, but for various sum,
mer complaints, and should DO in overy family
Ch 18r0rt,fe p - lEsss
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-16
BY CHARLES W. BUTTON.
T. Il II M n I:

The yIRGINIAN 10 pnbshcd Daily at %. and Tri Weekly
s5 per advanc and Weekly at e. Invariably
advance othern o. 80 will he charged in all No
paper viii be discontinued except At the option OF the frop
.tor unit / all arr-araers shall have been paid
ADV vEkTISENENTS inserted for 80 cents square
Of for the fret Insertion and 3l cents for ec
continuance unless ordered Inner form weekly and Thea %
cets per square will be charged Tor each Insertion Ii the
number of Insertions be not marked the MS 1t will be
Published Ill ordered ont and charged arco dinghy
For oro so,.r1 aaily . ........... sa5
tr ,,yo .,,na,es daily ,,,...,..,.,... 50
~. lx
For two Squares, tffweeky,.
r intended both papers subject 10
special contrari. ,,,,..
f Annual will be limited to their Immediate
bsIn,s or the charge at transient rates.
EV All advertisements appear In the daily and ri
weekly papers ,.,- -,
raeably for the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-16
.rszmaFn. Fn.FURNITURK: .FUKNI rUME::


"a for past the subst riber would
&3-1-I4 return his thanks his friends and the ppb-
lie generally anl inform them that he
has now on hand constantly adding thereo) large
sortment of Elegant Furniture by skl work
men out Of the very finished In the dc
His Stock embraces article usually
len up In the most extensive manufacories
call from those wishing to purchase feeling as
and will give satisfaction in regard 10 both
price and quality OF work
Hair and Shuck Mattresses always on hand.
EDWARD j. FOLKES,
warerooms and Mandatory doors below Liberty Wsre
iAni dA eta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-16
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Furniture & Upholstery. "

me undersigned informs his frienda n !
and the public that he has returned ce
large and handsome assortment Of tho anes FUR
NTukE cons sting Of complete parlor se,s Bsdstsas Blu
lot Of the very finest Window Curalns crnice Ae ha.
Moss Cotton and Shuck sMpsvipF
awsy. On hand Also, Pain Leaf Mattressep article
entirey, never before introduced In this market
UPHOLSTERlNG the shortsss notice. ill war.
ranted by WIN LOOSE
Leader and Insroduesr Of Hns Rurniiurs.
april -R
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-16
Great Reducslen In Chnr gcs Goods IA the
North. via RichmOud and James River
Il kRaRwhR Canal. 90 L. nchburg,
thence by RnilrOad 10 the

Great KcducsIe. In Chnrgc. ON Goods from the
North. via Richmond and james River
Il knmnwha Canal 60 I.y hbury,
thence by Rnil,oad 10 ihe
aouih.W West.
TUANKFUL to my friends and the public for their very lib
i eral patronage you'd respectfully inform tbcm
owing to the large increase of business consequent
reduction, have determined 10 reduce charges
General Mcrchandse such Dry Goods Eoo Shoes, Hats
Caps only 25 per 100 pounds which includes all
expenses from the Wharves Richmond TO the Landings
Depot At Lynchburg.
Produce forwarded at very low rates.
IH' For special rates, circular.
ALFRED S LEE
F0rrdrding and Com ltrt.dnt
jan 27.dts On the Dork. kichmund Va
JOHNSON, YOUNGER & OTEX, Ij Pearl
- Street between Main and Cary RICHMOND, Va have
hand offer sale
1000 bags Rio, Laguyra and Java Coffee;
25 bags Mocha do
500 sides good AMI damaged sole Leather
500 boxes Adam tine Candles
100 boxes Brown Soap;
les hoxes Fancy do
1000 kegs Old ID ,minien Nails
100 barrels n. o. Moasses;
Is h0gsheads Cuba Molasses
SO do TO. Sagar;
100 barrels extra &. Sugar
l5O do low grades Sugar;
25 do granniated Sugar
SO do ground Sugar.
rs patent cut loaf Sugar
80 barrels crushed Sugar;
80 kegs SOFIA;
100 boxes French Window Glass
100 kits No Aarker,l;
so barrels No. Herrngs;
100 bushels Glover Timothy and other Grass Seeds
and well selected stock of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
LIQUORS. We also Agents for OF the best brands
Of MOUNTAIN RYE WHISKY. all of which we will sell
low. march 2ldt>--Rrp. copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-16

lsure Coal OIL and Coal OIL Lamps.
4 LARGE STOCK OF PURE CANNEL COAL OIL, at
e SO per gallon received and for sale Also, COAL
oN STABLER JONES,
m.rch 9.dts Lynchburs Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-16

HNARD.[l. the 1st inst, connected with me
u in the Commission business, Mr.. JNO ID HOLT late of
Halifax H Va and take this occasion to thanks
INV old friends the liberal besto
cd upon me- solicit for the continuance
vo promising renewed efforts TO advance their inter-
Very Respectfully.
d2r>l CLARK
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-16

lot of PURE COAL OIL which VIC warrant TO DO of the
best quality coor pure from smell burns clear and
bright and does smoke. We have made such arrange.
nents with refners will full 'ppy at all times
pun" msrch "a d,s j. H. THOMPSON CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-16

n n. There many Ignorant worth1ess
eng themselves Physlcians, and copying DR. JOHN
sroNs St0s Mends Boot Blacks Lamp Trim
n.rs &C. Paltyy and Contnpb adors whose lives instead
The Noble Science Of Medicine have been spent in The
ot cnal Capacity tyng themselves Regularly Edu
a,ed Fbyaps imposing the inexperienced and unss
pecng trng running the health of all unfortunate
~ falling in their Johnston deems
ecoecay those unacquained with his reputation
that his credentials diplomas always hang In his office
HIS RENEDIE and treatment entirely unknown TO
ELI Prepared from life spent in the great hospitals
Euro and tefrst In this country, and more extensive
pr ctic than any other ph ysician In the world.
: HE ALONE CAN RESTORE YOU.
t,l cfmt
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-09-23

A Coon HUsBAND.-When you see
ayoung man modest and retiringin his
manners, who cares less about dress
than moral character, depend upon it,
ladies, he will make al excellent hus-
band. If you get the one who is kind
and attentive to his mother, affection
ate to his sister, industrious in his hab-
its and economical in his business, rest
assured you have found one of whom
You will never be ashamed. The ball
room is no place to find husband, the
fashionable assembly is no place, it is
in the retirement of home, the place Of
business, where you can study charac-
ter and disposition and where the best
is aot put on for effect or display.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-09-23

a GRACEFUL PARTING BENEDIC-
TIoN.-At the head of the local column
of : recent number of the Lynchburg
Virginian, we find the following amia-
BILE paragraph:
Abscondcd.-The wretch whose bus
mess is to write paragraphs for this
colamn has gone off On tour of OBJ
sernation to the Natural Bridge. Be-
ing envious of the reputation recently
won by Mons. Blondin, it is said he
intends attempting the astonishing
feat of climbing up the Bridge with
mis- head in sack, rolling a wheel
barrow before him; and as soon as he
reaches the top will throw three sue
cessiye back-aetion sommersets on the
celebrated "cedar stump" The strong
probabilities are, We hope, that he will
break his neck.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-09-23
THk LAST DueL-Tha Riehmon

THE LAST DUEL.-The Richmond
Enquirer deyotes seven columns to the
correspondence and preliminaries, and
consultations and incidents attending
tho Wise.Old puel. II is tina dreari.
eat rubbish that the mind of man can
conceive. The New York Evening
Post well says oft:
il the Tract Society would publish
the whole of this precious narrative, it
would have greatef effect against du.
cling than any formal treatise upon it
ever written. it is the most inconoeiv.
ably nauseating Stiffness that Was ever
put together, and must turn the code
OF honor,' as 1t is called, into everlast.
ing ridicule and contempt.
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