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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-31

TIE CHOLERA IN EUROPE. have mentioned
the outbreak Of Asiatic cholera in Hamburg and
London, aud its rumored appearance at Paris
The London Medical Times says:
"The cholera is again here, and II has arrived
by the old route, from Hamburg One case has
proved fatal last week on heard If one Of the Ham
burg steamers on her passage another was sent
y the Dreadnought and died there, also from
Hamburg vessel on the Thames. Dr. McWiliam,
who is doing duty temp ,rarly for Sir William
Ppm, the Superintendent General of Quarantine,
has done all that he is empowered U do, By hav-
ing vessels from Hamburg boarded at Grayesend,
and suspicious cases of disease removed TO the
Drein"ught, or elsewhere and similar instruc-
hons have been sent 70 our eastern and northeas-
tsrn ports; but beyond this the priyy council will
noe act. The mischief is probably done by this
time, and we are likely to escape an autumn epi.
dsmic.of cholera ; but we have stsang conviction
teat 1t would be- well to keep all the vessels ar
I irving in England from iIamharg, ~ from any
port infected with cholera, under Observation for
ss les.t three days before admitting their passen-
gers 10 land in this country. This could lead to
no very great Inconvenience or loss. anil il would
surely 10 better " err the side Of excessive
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EXECUTORS SALE OF
valuable Farm and Hsusi.pl.,r -.

ES oN FRIDAY. 18Th Of SEPTEMBER, viii sei Al nn'
M ' me hksIDENcE of the late Christopher Winir
"p"ui 10 ACRES OF LAND. IL il situateti mill. re-
ON Se pnse on as Sa%pee Courthouse There
perof Well Of water large Tobacco Factory md nil H. ~
IsS rum % consernble portion u the land is i'm
peren ne ace " well wateref and will an exeelnn,
DAIRY or uarden Farm, pleasant Country Residence M
land mas good clay sub-soi, and is susceptible Of HIGH i
call on the subscriber WI" Pea%
At the snme time will sell Is BUILDING LOTS with
n mile OF the corporation line Of Lynchburg adjoniny m
lands Of Henry Davis ESQ.,. and residence of E
Mc'orse These lots are eligible To the city aud some of %
have commanding and beautiful situations ~ " 'h
ILRMs-ereds of IL and Is months will be given BoD
with approved security required, and the title retained n
last payments are made C. WINFREE
aug 35-d3taw l6scpt Executor OF G. Winfre a.,
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Steam ON tho Canal.

A Richmond correspondent Of the Petersbu re
Express says that another attempt 10 to DO made
TO introduce steam on the james River and Ka-
nawha Canal, as a propclling power. One or two
efforts have been made heretofore. but they prov
ed unsuccessful. The parties who now oonten-
plate tho project say they have gained wrinkle
or two from q project which was lately tried on
the New York and Erie Canal and they anticipate
success here with much confidence. II thoy do
realize their hopes it will bring about quite re-
voluton In Canal navigation
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Fancy Grove Fer Sale AT Auction

pursuance Of the will Of Peyon Lcnwich deed the IN
'ersiged will sell ut public auction On THURSDAY n.
Isl dsy Of SErrEMBER next upon the premises above IA
Manned |Ekf VALUABLE FARM, lying In the count, "
"i Campbell one mile from Lynclbrg being the same
on which said dece''ent resided the time his death
rms Is considered one Of the desirable farms 10
onnd any where la tho neighbofood Of Lynchburg II cut.
talns - acres of which about so are well timls
Ao0u' iwoirds Of the fence enclosing the firm is Of r
We'll constructed The plantation a high state of npr.
inen and very productive The buildings although l,
N good repair, and sufficient for the comfortable at,,n
hon q" small family The plantation Is well watere h, H..
several good springs and well Of yard 1asn
INTO consideration lis superior location, many Other
'nna luis estate presents attractions rarely TO be- met With
lEhAs.-one fourth cash; the balance at g. IL aud !,
months bearing interest," Personal security will be- reur
Tor tue deferred aymemA and the title retained until The
o te purchase money paid. The purchaser will have lie
privilege of seiing wheai and full posse sso viii be- given
the 9th Of December next 1853 - -
The undersigned. selling Executor will only convey sn
ii'c us Is vested In him by the will aforesaid
LfTTLEToN LEFTwICII,
Ju'!z3dsttc3tawds Executor of Peyion Lrfwict deed
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WILLIAM G. STAPLES, Sec'ry.

DESTRUCTION OF CRY ny AN EARruouAxE.-
The English papers received by the 1Etna an
nounccs the entire destruction of the ancient city
of Erzroom, in Turkey, by repeated shocks Of
earthquake within tho last three months. The
first earthquake occurred June lst. and n letter
from one of the missionaries Of American board
gives vivid description Vt the first great shock
lie says:
"'rhc first shock, which WINS not severe, was felt
abuut o'clock A. NJ. June 1, aud Mt 10 o'clock
A. NJ, the following day came the fearful earth
qnake, which laid in ruins 1000 HOUSES nearly
destroying 500 more, and injuring 200 others ;
leaving (uccordng to tho accounts Of Turkish Off
cinls) over 300 houses unharmed. but do not
believe that there are 100 houses in Erzroom as
sound ne they were before the earthquake. The
shock was not only felt throughout the city. but
the villages ON the plain, and even at Hassan Kali
lah. twenty miles ON the east
" According to official returns. $50 dead bodies
have been taken out from the ruins, about 200
wounded and GO are missing. The heavy shock
whrh did the mischief is said to have continued
about ci ,ht seconds, aud it was followed by three
others less severe the same day. Shocks, more or
less severe were also felt Mt intervals during eight
consecutive days, since wach there has been per-
feet quiet and the work Of building and repairing
il now going on as rapidly Us possible.
1t is singular fact that tho destruction was al
most entirely confined to the Moslem quarter of
tho city. and only twelve Christians lost their
lives. None of our Protestant friends were in
iurel, though several barely escaped with life
One woman, sister of our native preacher, b. llo-
hannes, feeling the waving to and fro of the house,
seized her Two little children and escaped in time
to see roof AM, wall come down with crash where
size had been sitting. Part Of another house. al
joining ours, was crushed but no one was harmed.
The two mission houses were injured but not seri-
,usy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-31

ANEcDoTE OF GoyE>oR SEwARD.-Cozzens, in
his last "Wine Press" tells an old story, which,
he says. few persons have not heard. When Gov
ernor Of New York, Seward, in those pre.railroad
days, had occasion to visit certain part of the
State, aud accordingly mounted upon the box of
the mail coach in order that he might enjoy his eli
gar and the scenery The driver was au inquiei-
tive fellow. and his passengers humored him.
Land agenH" said the driver. "No," quoth Sc
ward." SELLING goods ?" NO "'rrnvclirg
preacher ?" mo" "Cr,us?" NO" What,
them" said the baffed driver, what is your bust
?"-'Governor," replied Seward, with tran
quill puff Governor Of what?" "Govcrnur of the
state of New York. replied the smoking pusscn-
ger with composure. Get out 7" well l. cn,,
nyince you of that" said Seward, "for here is
man on the road with whom am acquainted"
and, as the stage passed by. he salutei him: Good
morning, Mr.. Bunker; want to ask you II qucs-
ton--am ] not the Governor If New York -"
"No. by thunder" was Bunker's unexpected al
swer "Who is. them" said the startled smoker
"Thurow Weed -
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All A Mistake.

A corospondentof the St. Louis Republican said
that Judge Leib. of Illinois, who opposed the cleo
ton Of Judge Douglas TO the Seuate, had rcpened
OF his opposition, sought interview with the lit
tie giant, and was now his ardent friend To this
Judge Leib replies
This statement lie untrue. Them s now, believe
him " be a treacherous, truthless. soulless man,
who would sacrifice principles and party upon the
altar OF his AMBITION ifho could thereby attain the
Presidency.
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Trustees Sale Of Valuable Prone ,,,'

~ 81 virtue OF the provisions OF q deed OF trns,
cd e me, Is Trustee, BY David H. Gish date. ,. tAel
March, 1858 and duly recorded In the (rt' .n day
~ H. county on TvspAr, the 9Th day % Of
at, a. M Tessnee q !e said D. gis Twill proceed "a s
n a1 ide the follow Ing valuable property emh 10
Sssa a Hn with e ss s%nS and osd a AG
TINS land Il productive vaual1s As o,ne oulhousr
a"anities Of Houssoss Gae Sheep Wagon. car m,na
sils, and Buggy and Harness u''ue' arinlIg Ci,.
The personal properly will be SOL, Ca ,., ,.,
credit OF g. 10 and is months from fh,s @ a inc land on
gy1ns s"ns with approved security The title p dsa
by said deed. ~" Us n ~ invested In
aug S-ct6sept T. RI MUSE,
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Opposition State Convention
The Athens lTennesseel Post snys:

Tho Athehs Iehhe'seeJ FOst shys:
The opposition in the Old Dominion are going
TO have a State Convention to take counsel aud
inaugurate movement for 1860. Our friends
there are entering upon an important work. and
we have every confidence that they will move wise
ly and deliberately Much, ifnot all, depends up
on making tho right start. The movement in Vr-
ginia ia intended, we presume, simply to beprcli-
minary, and not designed to turn attention tn
any particular man US the probable choice for the
candidacy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-31

A CHILDs LIFE PRovIDgSrIALLy SAVED ny A
DoG.-A LiHle Girl Fails F.fy Feet Without H.
Jary.--About ii o'clock yesterday morning lit
tie girl, five years old, the daughter of Mrs Sarah
Burns, residing in the third story of the building
ut tho Southeast corner of Third and Race reefs
met with almost miraculous escape from death.
The child was left sitting in the window, which
WAS opened, by one of her mothers boarders, who
had been playing with her. while he went into an
adjoining apartment, and before he returned >hs
attempted to change her position, and fell head
foremost out Of the window, about fifty feet above
the sidewalk.
Tho child would have been instantly killed by
coming in contact with large stone slab in front
Of the confectioners store below but for the for
tunate interposilion OF n large mastiH, which was
standing at the door and waiting for his master in
side.
The child struck Carlo" in the middle Of the
back. knocking the poor brute breathess for IL few
minutes, and then fell on the sidewalk with stuff.
cient force to render her insensible. 1t was sup
posed TINT the child was dead, and her mother ran
down stairs franticaly and clasped her to her hos
ON, ran up to her apartment, when she found her
little burden still beating. In few minutes her
daughter had recovered. and a physician beng
sent tor he pronounced his patient uniajured, ex-
cept by few bruises.
Carlo" the preserver of the child's life, soon
reganed his breath, but with n wary eye toward
the roof, as ifhe believed it raining children
Cincinnati Enquirer. Aaguet 25
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We commence to-day tho publication of n very
interesting letter from correspondent in Iowa.
His representations in regard to that country may
he regarded rs entirely reliable. 1t will take So
veral days to com plete the publication OF the let
ter. but We expect to present it complete in our
next weekly issue.
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Sale Of Valuable Houses and Lots

- ON WEDNESDAY, 7h of SEPTEMBER, at o'clocl
E T. NJ will sell ut public auction vALu ABLE rr,
pENcEs The first the Of 9Th Street and 2d Al
opposite the residence II u Dnningon ESP, fronting VI
ieet on an street and running back ss fet al Alley The
or Is on Tue corner Of 4th Street and 4h Alley fronting
Feet AMI running back 1872 feet II Is well built Of brick can
tans six rooms, and is occupied by Mr. VIM H. Cabne
These houses are In an excellent negbor hood and will
In Nv" squares OF the most business part the city
TERAs-Cre;s of d, IL and Is will be given Bou.
with approved security required and the title retained until The
ms' pa! meih Is made. 4. v. WINFREE
aug 3O-dt7sept. Executor Of C. Winfre. dac,i
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Valuable Real Estate For Sa.r Ia Liaerl,

~ DESIRING 10 remove, offer f,r sale, ,.ri,at,l, ia
W.. desirable RESIDENCE, known so~:th iiil
ets 4he ioi cohthins w atres OF .aa.l h.,tn:
large and convenient Brick Dwelling IIo,s. III ~ rom.
besides TWO o,nces ON the grounds adjacent, an ali ip>
good repair. ~ >'>'' ~ "
Also my Tobacco Factory situated co eni.l to She ,'
ah, hea up WIKI new AM ia i,,ysl .i,.,'. ',. vi.
ahi ai The other fixtures neeessar, Tor l,I ,iine q, FL
mc'urls business on large scale , are s, ON the L.
Tor! h'' a Box Shop and Houses Fur the h,es
ieem II uniecessa. 10 give more particular .,slr
"l ms property wishing to purchase are Inv lied
examine Tor Themselves. 49, ~
should the above property not be disposed Of before the ~
way ~ 'eaoper next VIII, on that day. offered at pGt
aucii"i. 70 the highest bidder upon n liberal credit
aug zI-i3iaWtis III DAyIS
sS~ Rielltlund W hy copy ctds ~
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IN q & &c II

10y ID, me consent NJ the parties interested, will Off
80 10, se on Ne ih DIX! Of October next TRACT %.
- ID, containing about 300 Acres. upwards Of 100 q
; - low grounds OF very superior quality, and the hs
~. safpassed IN fertility, lying the waters of Wr'ek
, o. WILSON Branch John straton deed and others The
a." - within 10 mi.sof Iynchburg miles Of Concord Depot
, ana only ono or two miles Of Churches. WedrH
~, @ DESCRIPTION unnecessary those wishing purchase
WI view the land for themselves
iEhMs'-Ihe land will be sold credit Of one Te
a % Years. Inc purchaser giving bonds with approved Sc
paid ~ "' " WI NJ Ru'WSXTx INs
aug 26-ctds-Rep copy
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eaotiBn thar Of euipable neglect. = Hsnburg,
r. The 25lh . - slstof July, Ire we're 40
CO.. Of which 80 xsrsistaiF -
ftwili b sssn hi - p1>possioe e dssths =
e4sss II Hamburg : yssy ksgs. = sssy nv
a.assksd during sss last we'd n Jig nearly four
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..nlack Diamonds. ;,

We srs indebted 10 the author. EDwARD A.
POLLARD ESQ. now Of New York City. but vir
ginian By birth for . copy Of . book he has re-
Gently published with the shove title. Its main
~ descriptive Of negro life 10 the South. The IT,
tie IL borrowed from the New York Tribune, which
paper sarcastically applied II to the negroes Of
the Southern States.
We have read 'ni1sk Diamonds" with unusual
pleasure and satisfaction. Mr.. Pollard describes
the negro--his habits. his Affections his religion
his sspiratons-not from hearsay. as do most
writer's. but from actual observation Of, and asso-
citation with him. Reared In Virginia. he dis
plays that knowledge Of negro character which
can only DO gained from seeing him in his appro-
pirate sphere-s laborsr upon Southern planta-
ton. 1t 10 the best portrait Of the Southern slave
We have ever seen drawn.
"Blach Diamonds" we hear. IL selling rapidly
10 the North. and we are persuaded Il would meet
with equal favor In the South II its merits were
known. II 10 for sale. We presume, at our book
stores
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n ON @ IL

FENE following articles shipped by the Virginia Tennessee
Rar"ad 10 the several DeIots 10 which The, address
ed, not having been called for been ordered back
burg md are now stored nj the Va Tenn Railroad Diol.
This s In notify nll whom II may that ii not taken
away by the lei day Of October next, the articles i'll be sold
public auction, Ia meet freight charges.
All the papers of the city Of lSnchurg and those along
line of the Va Tenn Railroad will please copy until day
OF October
By order of The President.
tIIDS. d. JEIIlS Epnl Fri t0
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gun . 70 az, The whole lnsd entered bis thigh
and ID ~ three Of his fingers. The negro is
,pr.pzziy ssred for. but his physician thinks his
rssyseFs dedbtfnl- Coiussbus Esqsirer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-31

Snr BY A SPRING-GuN.--A gentleman of this
city communicates TO us the following incident
which he derives from correspondent:
Mr.. Hutchings, q gentleman in Polk county,
Georga. finding that his watermelon patch was
visited by some one not authorised to a, 50, re-
solved upon plan by which he could 6nd out the
thief Accordingly, he stretched wire across his
u,elod PATCH fastened one end Of it tn the trigger
Of gun, which ranged with the wire ard vas
loaded with twsnty.one buckshos and a bullet
On Wednesday last late in the evening. soon after
setting the trap. Mr.. II. heard the report Of the
gun and some one scream; he felt confident that
some one was killed, and would not himself visit
the patch. 1t was afterwards found out that
negro man. belonging to Mr.. Morgan. near
neichhor. had entered the patch, and striking the
wire, which was hidden, with his foot, caused tie
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Tho Viroinian Job Office

The V1rg1n11n JOD Omce.
ms. This establishment Inns JUS been supplied with
hksY large assortment of NEW CUTS and FANCY TYPE,
and i better prepared thnn C do FANCY and ORNA
MENTAL PRINTING, OF every description.
beautiful article Of Bank Checks Drafts, Cirtuiars Bus-
ness or Visiting Cards. &C. &C. BIZ executed ut the shortest
notice Terms moderate. [aug lots
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The Virginia Central Railroad Company has
declared a dividend upon its capital stock of two
and balf per cent.
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ArrLEsDhed Apples, offering Dried Peaches, peaed
t4,50 Unpeaed t2,26
BAoos.-Hog round 110ilx sdes Cincinnati, 1i9fh
Home Cured izGpI1< Hams i2012k ccnta
BurrxR-Peniy 12Xso cents-latter FOR small parcel
fresh.
CoRS.-Good supply ate5eG131,00.
CoEs MEAL-suppiy good at 95cQ 4100.
fLouasuppy good; New s355G6 for supernne, $3.50 TO
Extra 1850 for Family
Observation-Disclosures Guano s60O0Q1G25O.
FisI-Mackerel No. t2,OG CptNoya Scotia Herring No
I, $500.
FLAxsEEp-t1 3001,s3
CLASS sEED-Cover s6251s50 Timothy 1896 to $50, Or
chard ~ ,256l1 90. Randall Grass 81 90 to l2a
lRos NAIIs-Mouniain e1S0eo, Rolled e5S090, OLD
Dominion Nails &4,25 ~ 4 30.
LAKD--scarce and In demand al 12k0D13 cents
LIMg.-Thomnstown ei,aO0 ,,5, Mountain 81 ,OOGl,lo
OATs.-I0Qt45c
PLAsfEg-Loose $500, Packed 411,0O.
PoTAToEs.-75c6t ~ 90 for New Irish
WHEAr-New White u 200 ,264 New Red e11oQD1,z0
WooI.-Unw asllcd %, Washed 35lD3s cents
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nat poinesr u szy l. dsvsiopias Ne resbrces
- sliszp<l - 6kpjlsk - lhsazk sSou-
sksu1 ~ SO - - - tke1 promises 90
~ ~ RI7=I6es klrSt. II es}lh hes
- - knw ase1e ae&t - Ne nleesf6stnrng
knssrpfiss u he nor1h and Earops. Almost en-
firsiy hes she seelsotst ~ Important considers
tion that from msnufactarine labor springs money
and that from Il palse Il added % . community or
sssss, iusrsssiag 10 wealth.
Thss We sss whss this satsrpnse has done. and
promises 10 do 10 the future. for Georgia and her
railroads. All this and more besides may be ioue
for Virginia By similar ssssblishasnt here.
Pssssssise. - Lynchburg does. special and peca-
liar advsntsgss for such business. u will be
> marked oversight in our capitalists and business
men IL Il be not speedily established.
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tiSSE them AND BL tCK TEAs-A supply Of .pn.,;,,
rasen and Black Teas asi received and RI Sale
JOHN ii. sEAY, Druggist
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Grover & Bakers.
Xy~ EifnRATrp FAMILY EWING M,cArxva Aob p.o.a
S1Ss Ne" York, aud Isl Baltimore Street Bsliin,ore
1.t NV - fl.E-PlsitE $5-HEAIMERS q ExTRI -
n,s cin" Sws "n two siols a. purchased NON, +, a
e I''l'tis u" reminding VI thread u Hems FelIs Cali
Az ouses IN u superior STYLE finishing each searl III ia
80; soA, "iioui recourse 10 The hand mccall, az q "a.
'u o Other machines 1t will do better and cenn.,
hour. ~ 80 s"e "Vfss lot one cent an
ssa' pr circular 1T. DAVIS & CO.
Agents, Lynchburg.
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IN pursuance Of deed Of trust. executed to me
Eclols, on the 18th day OF November 1858 shall yaeb
Goth day Of SEPTEMBER, $50 In the Liberty " on lie
coed to sel nj public AUCTION 10 The highest bidder on Pr
the Newspaper Establishment known the BeJr,rS
This paper has circulation OF eight nine hundred
with little exertion, could be very largely ncreasj whe
large advertising and job patronage II esabsha ana
somey. f'' very hand
For further particulars reference may be had 10 the A.,
BI:f0n, Of the PirQfnfda the subscriber e Messr
JAS " JOHNSON, Trustee J,hs.. ,
j. b. CREssHAw, AueoneeE aur N ,jao sI,y Va
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Northern Assurance COMPANY.
Rk Mnrgatr Get, London, inr FIRE Am TYrE AZ
nnJ r., al Home and Abroad Established in ls36
i pt nEsorp"raed by Special Act OF Parliament " '''
, ne C roees OF ih's Company only guaranteed NV
Of nearly 1000 Shar, holders r"' "sPons'o'i'y
june s-diy A.n, a, 4; ALI AANDEk
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L
~ Mr. "hn Jackson. publisher of Calais Advertiser
VIE writes; know Ia bc all that is recommended; HAY
III; tNti IL IN my family for siX years
E'"t, lp'cr and hons,aecper must often net as family
h!s'in IN the numerous illnesses accidents that occur
among t.iire ana servants For Of casts Days
ram hii.f - an Indispensable article In diarrlra il has
herh '>r' aud itc;d For aud urt,i,, i invau
abt-.,. y. ErIRiaer. ~
iEih DAVIS F.IN kLLEr.-ihis medicine has become M,
'r', :" c'niherc'a thing medicine .vor became .,rc
an h''f Is hs much An Lem ia baic
e"nh! 'efeiidiis AS tea, coIce sugar Tns fact s,;h,
N""ii's N its m'"r-6IenS t;itix .HeSaesgtr
DAVIS hE'hr ABLE P,N andinv In. nany
limitations o TINS article und man. medicines In the nlur-
NJ pitri! !" answer the =inic purpose. yet the sale of
f'Iit DAVIS fan KILLER is the whole of Them nm,
together IL Is one uf the lew articles are lust w,nt ly
prt'ehd To b.. Try iL--Brnasaick Ttle1pdDA '
sANFoRDS LIVER INvIGOHArOi
COMPOSED ENTIRELY FROM GINS
, ,,.,.,, ,,,. rUElflES THE BLOOD.
llN FIR lSNIGORATOE
liN tE lNN lGDkATOE
li\ Ek nv iGOEATUR
CURES DYSPEPSIA
CURES DYSPEPSIA
CURES DYSPEPSIA
CURES LIVER COMPLAINTS
CURES SICK HEADACHE.
q RS CNTIVENEss.
CURES FLATULkNCY.
CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
CURES CHRONIC DIAREIltEA
$685., CURES CHOLIt.
N'' '''''''s''h'h' In another column ljnly l6-9m
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Brandrath's Pills

. bTdIlUrCJn S PlIIS
m 81 AhO'rh EFect-Wheu Pain or tia, Il. ,r.o,
WS IN human b0iy and ranreis Pills ur,, us.i ill.,
'He upon thc hunrs which The OF the min ar
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