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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-28
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MYTH view OF having larger house. and one in n more
w central position, thi undersigned VIII his
Hardware Cutlery. Guns, Sc.. 10 The Oil liz IL Ne lJJ
MAIN STREET formerly knows Iopcey's" .nvtly OPP
p"siie tie Farmers and Virginia A, mhici being
hd up in elegant mRnner, exprc'. for purpose and
will he occupied the 1st o o lnErr 1>9. Having made
large additions Ia stock IN III" month"; for
the Fall Trade hope 10 present such Inducements and
ions will command the attention and public
Those visiting and residing in the city cordially
examine stock In the OF English Table and Pocket
cry, Guns Rifles and Pistols House cin. uu>,
Plated Ware, Locks of kind Wood inw Ware,
French Glass, oil Carpets oi Shades ndow tonlce lands
aud Pins Carpenters and other Mechanics Tools bu,iing
Materials, AXlcs and Springs, earring. oh aud ac,s, Fcl-
ncs Hubs and spokes Leather Ban, um Bcng and Pack
ing Calf skins and other Leather Shoe Findings English firi-
die Bits, srruIs ay Filings Circular and other Chains,
Warranted Files, Farming Utensils &C. Beside many de-
scnpon Of articles not generally uu In llarware establish
mcnts. :. II. SIMPSON,.
Successor p sinI.s1u n Bra,
oct lots IAn"lh,mg, Va.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MCKINNEY &c co.
RETAIL
GrOCers and Genl Commission Merchants

Bank Square, Main Street, lSnchburg, NR.
M are now IN receipt of Spring stock Of groceries,
w lron Steel, staple Dry Goods &c, consisting of
tuba, Orleans and coffee Sugars, various grades;
Loaf, Crushed, Granulaed aud Pow iercd sugar;
laguira, Rio, Java Mocha and Santos Coffee;
sperm, W AK, Adaniantine and Taluw Candies;
Brown and Fancy Soaps, various brairls
Teas, Golden Chop, Imperial Plantation, Delicious ooone &c.
Spices Of every Kind sole Leather good and damaged pure
ter Vinegar Liverpool and Ground Alum Salt
all Nos Virginia and Western cured Bacon. No Halifax
errings, In whole aud half barrels No. aud Mackccl in
Its No. Peruvian Gnano: Old Dominion Nails English
III from Band Hoop and sheet lru Norway Nail Rods Ac;
tas shear and Bscrcd Scel Wnaon boxes, all sizvso.
:eicr with general assortment Of staple Dr, Goods,
No and oznahurg. Rcachcd aud Brown shrlings aud
,hectings, Burals fananaton Linen, Cuanal,, striped
'1naurgs, Prin tinglans Ac which they Respect
ny ask examinations from their friends and the public gen.
'rally,
Particular attention paid 10 consignmcns Of all kinds
country Produce. alrl 9Uits
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GKN'I- SUITS. oPF'E, VA n TESs. X. H. CO.,
Lynchburg, Va. Jan. II, 1Sde
DROpOSALS Fol, NEGRO CLOTHING WANTED, bro
posals wiltte received at this office until the gh of Feb
next for furnishing the following described Negro Cloth
ing, Of Virginia materials and manufacturer
1900 Shirts of heavy cotton cl"h nye three but
tons in front,
500 pair of linen Panaioons with falls and pockets
400 pair of dark fucd cloth innaloons with falls and pockets
400 sack Coats Of dark ialled cl ne throughout with lin
se!, each tack 10 have two pockets,
400 pair OF Wooden Soeks
sample of the material and make must accompany each
bid
$40 Of the Shirts and the linen Panaloons l, de
yercd by the st May next aud the remainder by t III de-
rembor D.. II. GILL.
igm Gen'l superintendent.
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FRANKLIN q; Co,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GROCERS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

No. - Ndin Mrrd1 nert 00or q L1yeIfV WNreAoass
l. Y n & III Is l. r. G, VA,
VUAyE ON HAND AND FOR SAIL
Il Il 80 bags Rio Iagura and Java toiloc:
100 bblS Brown Extra g.. Crushed and Pu,erzci Sugar;
10000 lbs. LeaksviIle and 4 Mon Cotton Yarns:
kegs Old Dominion Nails;
2tD sacks I.yerpooi and Virginia salt
81 boxes Adamalline and lauw Candies:
2io sides good Sole Leather;
5nO Blankets
Iron, Hammered Rolled, Ba,l Horse Shoe Round,
oval and Hoop; ~ 10
IS heavy Boots and Brogans, Shoes:
New Orleans and West lns Moasses, ~p Bacon Sides
Loaf sugar. Maekerei in barrels and kits and Black Teas
and Toilet Soaps Kice Soda Spices, ,inger Pepper,
salt Pere, Alum Extract Logwood, Indigo, Madder Starch,
Window Glass; Putty Wagon Boxes, Spades, shUycs, Trace
Chains Grind stones Grind stone Fixtures, Horse shoes Nail
Rods White Lead Zine Tanners Oh tluer Leather. Cast,
Shear and Bsercd Steel Axes Coil Rope, ncking Pos
Shot, Lend, Painted Buckets sugar Foxes, Nests of Tubs,
Wrapping and Wting Paper Shoe Thread, wine, Demons,
Stoneware Staple y Goods, such brown, bicheied and
striped Domesc Plaijs Lns, Jeans, krrsoy Full Cloths,
faInes, Bed lankes Calicoes, Aacca &c, with largo
general assortment Of fine and common Liquors Wines&c
kT Particular attention paid 10 the sale uf Tobacco, Wheat,
Flour, all other kinds Of Produce aud prompt
made for the sale of oct 2J-l&cts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-28

ORIGIN OF SILK HATs.--The Nouveisie of
,uen nurra,cs the following curious anccdotr
NJ Bolts, Of one of the professors at the Ac.
alemy of Caen, undertook journey to China and
lived for some time at Canton. This was prior to
lS3o. lie used 10 wear here n leaver hat in tho
European fashion, which suited hin, well that
he was unwilling 90 change it. However. when
it was worn out, he applied to Chinese hatter
aud, giving him all sorts of directions told him
to make another like it. The man went to work.
and in few lays brought hat Of the required
shape not If beaver, but of somc stuff very soft
aud glossy. NJ. Bntts, on his return to France
preserved this curious specimen of Chinese work
nnnship, and wishing to have it repaired, intrust
cl it to a halter. who examined it carefully and
was much struck with it's mode of fabrication
which was altogether new to him. lie examined
the article with the greatest attention. and short
time after the present fashion of silk hats came in
The inventor patented hi" discovery and made n
large fortune, bu, held his tongue about his debt
tothe Chinese trade-inan who, seeking substitute
for the beaver which he could not procure, devils
cd The, plan Of replacing it by the light tissue of
silk which at present almost universally consti-
tutes this outward covering ofthe modern hat
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informed on what authority its cxistenccis stated
- aberdeen Journal. -"F
Insects and Their Human Proy. !.

aAoooec ahu AAoAA =
In Africa there Is an insect calico me uu'nes =.
worm wnicn ouries hs'u !" .ne ne'n VI 'u .'""
~ long siehuer' anu ro""o ,Ao ,' ""1o s
M a,s iengto .aFts i'oi" VA 'pe"'' W ~ .
iho p'i,,sh soiu'e,s ""''on.u ~ ~ a,.I
'r'quen'iy a'laekeu ny ~ "u'o, s"..o ;h.' .,s.
|, nno nNty 'non' one h"n"rco an" n'"e' -
lereo rum hS s'eaeh' " "e'. '"''o :
! in'o tne hesh u 10 very h',u"'o i,a'"s'' .s'
more than one s'Aue,h part ei a" 'nch VI icne'n'
nmt Vcrv Tiehuer, hnd cA's's III low "oo'y 'no.es
nus n'fc h'ruuet no" grows '"''ncnsciy, a."
neonhes 'ho Paren' "" ho"o'"us o"sp,"s'
nro1naes ''eninH anu craving sensa'io"' anl
nn"y oo'' ior"s' n"' "e ,'',S p,'"ss ,ie "s",,
u WY "n',n"' F,o'"''s' ""." ~ WV, nj" =,
"tt"rwise serious ana oven '"'"' enso.s arc "P' W
,ue' smSue' ihe extraction Is very ~o''us Mo'A
'ne n"'"eS cul ''e sA'' wien '''J "'o "'"' '"'
surface anu theh es'r"', 'he'"'
''u'e"' M!'e'S ''s'''"o ' Nv "'s r'"" s'..
"'"'y '"'.''"s VI e"'"N"o' WY" ~ ".I' ,.I' Wv ="
"''" Ny"'"'' o"oS =" ''''n' "'.o' NV
''''ns 'aet ,'at h"n''"ns parasites eraw. o'"t %,
''r surface ou',oM "onea.n 'no sA.h, "t:I ~ =.
our cntra'iS' anu ro' ana Propag"e '"e'r k,nu ID
every corner o' our h""eS anu SrArcey ',s'uo
or an organ ou' 's "''as'on""y pro'"noa ny '"en
'nr"al. t"'h ms "'So its phrH"'e OF sPee,A
1om't.o one sPe''n'" VI """y" en""ceS 'ao
heart tor II. place OF abode another inhnh'ts tho
arteries, third tho k'dhcys. Myr"ds o' minute
""rhs nave been 'n"ha "'ie" up IN mo hu,ses'
\ h',i' .f"ft' very much IKE mIn'"'9ro honn-
drr lives s'eeP'n III ea'' l" '"e h'er. ~ tnr Hklh
o' tho nesc "e squeezed rheesy matter VIII ex-
n'n' ana II examiner hv the microscope ,en 10
me several hnim"'e"c'' extremely minute nut Oh
''mrne"''d structure, M'i' DC seen in'{ aro
lfrs'n. ~ "'nJn1'v VI nV'nE l'e,S!ns' ~ !" @ ,ess
tlan ono hunureth part ut nm intli IN length bas
d, head, chest abd, men, eight legs, and very mn
,Ahle Jaws
By recent rcscarchc. it has been proved beyond
n doubt that small insect il tho cnuse Of itch
tie insect, ly skillful management can he caught
and seen under microscope. IL seems n strange
aud humi!iating fact, that tho human body should
provide food aud hnbitation for 10 many and such
varieties of these inferior creatures
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"PRINrEHs, WEAR YouR BEAHp.'In the Int
number Of the Printers" We find tho following
paragraph, which we commend to the notice of
printers as we'll Ms others I'VE have seen it sta
ted, good authority, that there Is nm intimate
connection between tho nerves and muscles Of the
face and eyes, aud that allowing tho beard to ro-
mnin unshaven strengthens tho eyes. Surgeons
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FRANCIS B. DEANE, .Ir.. Il son,
LlNCffBr1G, N1lG1NIA,
MAsrFAt rIRFus or ..
CHILLED RAILROAD CAR WHEEIJ

fl1 WHEY prepared cxectc, promptly, orders any
for their WHEELS made Grciusirely The 6sst T
GaHid coat Blast thdscos.t Ptg.
TurY HlfEE
ions X. MCDANIEL, Esq, President Virginia Tennessee
Rairond co.
Lnw H. Gni, Esq, Superintendent virgia aud Tennessee
RaIrpnd Co
Tnos. nobAMsAp ESQ superintendent Virginia Central
Railroad 10. l... a
M SAMUEL pErEEs Master Machins Virginia and Tennes
Rnirmd Co.
Mr. AncnlHALp Pos, Muster Maehinst Virginia Central
Railroad Go. ..
JosErn H. ANpgRsoS. Esq. Richmond, VA
Mcssrs. MoRnIss, TANNER u Co., do.
MALLoHy ESD President Norfolk and Petersburg
Railroad Co. ..
WV M,nosr Esq, Chief Engineer Norfolk and Petersburg
Ralrond Go. f1 ..
ADAM DEsMEAp, Esq. Baltimore Nd. ..
:. WYATT 20. Charleston, :. G.
WM. |. ANDERSON, Ehil, Mobile, Ala.
WM. q. SWAN, Esd. Knoxville, Ienn. ......
GENERAL JAoKsoS MoRroS, Pensacola, Florida.
The business at the LAS4HOENE FOUNDRY, will hereaf-
be conducted by the subscribers under the firm Of f. d.
DEASn Jg., II Sos . +.... 80. ....
mp t5rc2tnwts.
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TERMS S

vIRGINIAN published daily al ~ aud Irl. eeks AZ
a, ,sy snnum In ADVANCE and Weekly a. ~ nsaaS! NJ ]
van ~ d,scntnued except the option OF fopreo a
w "' al .rreuraves shall have been paid .o -. - ... al,
A.. ns lea. for the Insertion and BY eens tr easn
o unless ordere. nner-form or weekly anu he, %
uar. will be charged for each insertion nhe num-
cents Pe. he moi marked the MSS VIII be pubilshed
,., o., ,.t.rsd ~ out and charged accordingly.
' TIE YEARLY RATES ARE; .o,
For one square daily ~ ~
tor two squares, daily w
tr weekly
ror two squares triweekly - .,,c 10 .pe
Advertisements insen'ed ior oo'h pAp''' '''''' >
eaI CONTRACT mi, L., u,,,,. =, a, ,,aIr INN eAate bu
~ n,ha aJtertsements charged for transient rates
An new adv ertisenens appear In le daily ana
nh.ry notices which exceed eight lines are charged
ruiesbly for the excess
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EsTABL5sHRD les 8 :. !.

KIT nov receeihs direcs q dN tss oHn
s5gsss and most desirable .oet sf w!E1ER
CLOTHING they have exhibited and which additions
will be made by esesy arrival hrosgheus the Thar
rs aoor devoted 70 tho where they sre
The most asonAble goods gotten up IN style eqs o ne -
Merchant Talofs work sold fEn czsI IL
Pnson Ther third fcors are devoeeq
exclusively TO the Wholesale TRADE ard vin be olnd
contain exenGvs desabte stoek Of nsoesebs?
WELL MADE Clothing manufacured With Eets
win direct reference The wants OF the
manufacture and sale q Saetnng siole VI
eyaptages We can do Offer tho greatest ndnccnenA
'Ase' "N~-- KEEE, BALDWIN &sWHxIkHG ~ fiss
aue 1s-ts No, 1oa Msln Street Heh@eea ". i
VITKs Celebrated Snow Ball ish Potatoes @ kanA md
w for sale al dee s-a SOLOMON MueeKR.
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The ROMANCE OF A ToMDsToNE.-It is not often
that the outs and ins of our everyday world pre-
sent such grand work for the novelist rs that
disclosed before the Court of Sessions last week,
in case in some degree connected with the To-
cality.. The Stow estates, with the personal prop
erty left by the late Miss Innes, Of Stow, amount
to the enormous value Of two millions, and form
the subject Of litigation at the present moment
1t appears that the true heir trace his descent
from certain Thomas Simpson, who married an
Innes. and resided at Darrahill, in the Parish OF
Belheivie. This is ALI the parties claim But
the pursuers have recently learnt that there was
in the churchyard of Belhelvie tombstone recor-
ding the death Of one Thomas Simpson. sometime
residing at ,arrahill, and his wife Jean Adams,
but it was removed about twenty years ago and
hid somewhere in the churchyard
There were thus. according to their statement.
two contemporary Thomas Simpsons in Darrahill,
and the tombstone is matter of 50 much import
ance and the mutual suspicious Of the litiganto no
great, that both parties have had there persons
watching the churchyard day and night for
months past, and not much wonder, when so much
depends upon the hidden treasure. Who hid it
is not alleged, or why it was hidden; nor ore we
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-28
Stock of New Goods in

Stock of New Goods in December.
mo j. PtEyIs Agt is receiving this day December
- lsI9, lnrge supply m tALICoEs. DE BfEGEs, NOUS
Inns FLANNEl.S, IIxSEYS, BLANKETS DRESS TRIM
INGS, sHANIS, VI LIED CLOTHS, TWEEp~, KIN
TuCkY JEANS CAssINErTs &e, de-, all of which viii be
sold II "A small profit for CAsu.
T. 81 also receiving large supply of Black aud Brow
Domcstics aud Canton Flannels.
dee 6U JEO. !. PUREfS, Agt.
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retiring from the Grocery business, return my
thanks friends and the public generally for ihc pat
rpuagc bcstow ed upon the late Wilson oo and
bcscak for the concern continuance Of The same.
ian lDdtf j. II. BOOTH
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FOR COUGHS AND COLDS

IlEoWNS BRONCHIAL K,CHEs, for the cure of Eron
Il chiis Hoarencss Colds, &c Also Ayers ti,rry rrto
ral Mrs Ga dncrs Ba-am Nistars ntsam of Wild thcrr,
l,an's pumonc Waters, Jujubc Paste, Gum Lozcug
de-, for sale by JOHN II. SEAl.
dec lirup
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January |, 1860.

the and style n WILSON SON and solicit for
the rm shar. Of the public patronage our business
will be continued nj the old stand of WiIspa x Booth.
Jos. II. WILSON,
January |, 1860 10. N WILSON
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SOLOMON & MI SSER,
No. li0 Main street.

\.
NE are IN receipt Of If ,iROC OCFGIrS,
Coffee Crushed, Loaf. Powdered aud NV Orleans Sugars
various grades, laguira. Rio, Java and Mocha Coffee sperm,
Adsmannc aud fnlpw Candles Brown aud tnnc, Soaps.
various brands. Sole Leather good and damaged, spices of
kir fure ti.r in,gar improved l,s odd Ii,
and tunJowi' Teas Bacon si, Hams
Marshall Liverpool salt Cotton lrns, eHk factory, nh
Humbcrs No lrrlui.S, No. aud Mackccl bid
Nails, Liquors, Brand,s III different Mills. together with
cra assortment of staple Dry Goods such No
Heavy Negro ,iuos single double kcnucL, oAGi
Jeans, 49, with large assortment of Negro Shoes h"c
ulacturrd.
lubacco manufacturers and farmers Ill dnd II their
est to call nnd eNnminr stock, &c Sc, 10 which
sirctiy ask share OF the public patronage and their irns
generally. 2edts
Lynchburg Guano Depot.
HAMMERS and the public generally hereby u"ncd that
L the lynchhurg Giano Depot kept b, Wm. \. Miller,
the BASIN, fully supplied with the following fEH,iilEHs
No. pcru,i"n Guano;
Rccscs Munip .at"d Guano;
Somhrcto Guann, l.!nclburg ground;
Mexican Guanu,
keiilcwcl's Potash and Plaster.
have taken ever! preeHuion To furnish reliable articles
crnmcui, which is certainly pure. am agent lyuclburr
for Ec,s's Manipulated tnnno, and Will insure II o h
b what II IL represented tn he. half Peruvian and
half somber. believe th, To br good IA Peruvian pound
,r pouni that hc used 1hr Sl,tr,
buy the lump aud nve II ground, aud sci,
terms bf bought where in the nitrd States Mt
plan is sell for small prohi and strictly cas hope
patronage may be extended 10 me that has hrn hlCrH
|, bestowed heretofore. MM a. MILLER,
srtill Ads 1.sIIr flu l,.-u
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HAVE Just received supply of very superior GgrrN
Il BLACK TEAS. For sale by JOHN II. SEAY,
dec Druggist.
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F'OtCh iPpeu HaUds and FACE.
COMPOUND CAMPlIOR ICE, with Gycetnc. new aud
- elegant remedy for Chapped Hands and Face Lips
sunbrn, &c &c Also, Rosep Sa1e, Cold Cream and Liz
Balm, for sae by JOHN II. SEAN,
]
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-28
No. ! 4 pcru,i"n Guanu;
Rccsc's Munir .rat"d Guano:
Somhrcro Guano, l.!uchhurg ground;
Mexican Guanu,
IL, I,
Regalia.

Regalla.
ADD Fellows Rrgna HANDSOME and show styles. Bei-
In respectfully invited io call and supply themselves
approaching festival. Call before they all
lone tmarch 2G.dst WM. /. PAGE.
w \ - II T. ID
!.A STORE HOUSE situated On Main Street, for which
Ais. good price will he paid. NJ. Il. BoliANNAN,
aS-dts AgCui Collector,
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r OR r. r. N II

flNIE HOUSE AND LOT IN AMHERST occupied l..
Il Capt +. T. Witlers about one mile from The eli! ht
House Is in good has and all the necessary
houses The lot contains about 20 acres, half of which in
grass-wilh fine orchard, gnrten &c
dee 2Y-ds JOHN S. LAEGIIOHNE.
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General Commission & Grocery Business,

consequence of the above Dissolution have associated
with m, self, my son. EoBT N WILsoS1r the purpose Of
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GREAT BARGAINS FOR CASH ,
At No. 81 Bridge street.

n, STOLEN, from my farm lowarisvic
rSI "Wednesday of last week. A GREY HORSE, three
x old medium size Twenty dollars
viii given Tor the apprehension of the thief liberal
ward for the lorse. j. o. LEWIS,
l6-lls Scottsville. Alhemarc, Va
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Butter Butter.
81 Kegs and ferkins Mountain Butter (some which
dec LEE, ROOKIE l. Co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-28

DALE CARBON OIL. free from odor when burning, and
dee I6.dts STABLER JONES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-28

NEW GOODS,
WOULD most respectfully my friends and To
trading in Lynchburg that prepared sell
them GOODS reasonable terms they find in the
market My stock Of Domcscs Is large and selected with great
care als hand, large LOT of blankets Hats Shoes
and Boots good stock of Groceries, which am determined
TO for cash, short time prompt customers
Please give n call ut S5 Bridge Street.
s-dts ALEX kISNlER.
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Great Reduction in the Price of Our
MORSIED GOODS.

nTR stock embraces Sacks Tamas Hoods, Hnhas Gairs,
" Ganes shaws Ncorincs, Socks Stockings. lLaucs,
Bas1ucs, Gloves, &c. all Of which will s. greatly
reduced prices aud many of them al COST For largaHs call
the Ladies' Trimming and Fancy Store, 155 Main Str,t,
dec 2l-ts L. A. AZ i. klNSII
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-28

CnceSt VNttSt.s
superior lot of English, Dairy, and Pine Apple Cheese,
IN lust received and for sale by SMITH & ADAMS,
dee 1i1 Main Street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-17

sAML RUTH, supt I
once R. Y. 4 P. Z. r o.,
Richmond, Jan. 81, 1858.
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rNprCTTNE
m. Persian Fewer Charm

NOR The prevention and Of FeUer and A0s and o4s
Ferers wonderful remedy brought 70 me knosoge
propreors by friend who has oeen keA' SS
eer In Persia and the Holy Land ......
While going down river Eup rates, he experienced
,ac M Feyer and ARue discovering his condition one OF
he Boamen took his person Au saying hear t.s
and no re, touch g0H" Although inerednous a. 70 "
ue he and experienced immediate reei and has since
Al says found an eGeeual protection from all malarooS CON-
plants .,., .,,,iA,,sa n
nrdcUos powers and said that could only be rom
the Priests OF Sometime Afterwards the genuemAn IN
Converting with Priest obtained IRON him the secret Of m
pa alton and Asceraned the medicinal HERDS were
I'd which was The wonderful virtues OF IN A
Gle have Induced belief in the minds OF the nAuVes IN
miraculous healing powers Of their Priests IA, Al, A,.,
since h return 10 America been tried with the happies'
fleet by several Ladies and Gentlemen Of high chAaete Ino
have given Il the unqual fed praise ms rsmeoy
bn spechc IN Persia hundreds Of years Tor the prevention
and cure Of Fever Ague and Bilious feve-h now
II Win sent b. nail prepaid full direct Ons for It's USE on re
eept Of one dollar. SO A.. G, pt.hr,oDd v.
Branca once Bank Of Commerce Building New AadeSs
49, 10 - N' - JOHN WILCOX GO.
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As Family Physie.
Prom Dr. f. ". Cartlcrighi, Ner Orleans.
Your Pills arr the prince Of purges. Their excellent
ou,ltics surnass any cathartic possess Ihey are
mild but very certain and cectual IN their action ON tne
bowels which makes them invaluable TO Us IN the uay
treatment Of disease.
Headache, Sick Headache, Foul stomach
Prom Or. Ed,card Boyd, Baltimore
Dr,n BRo. AVER: cannot answer you trhat COM
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an thar icc treat trh puTgafre nlectRe. P9S
eat dependenec on an eectual cathartic IN my daily
contest with disease and believing as do that your nus
aord Us the best have, OF course value them hghy
PIrrsRURG, Pa, May I, 1855.
Dr. j. c. AVER. Sir have been repeatedly cured OF
the worst headache any body have, by dose or TWO
Of your Pills IL seems 20 arise rom ioul stoaeh'
which they cleanse AZ Ohee III, ~ pprptp
CLERK Of Steamer Clarion.
Butous Disorders Liver Complaints.
Prom Or. Theodore Bell, fNer York CITY.
ot only arr your Pills admirably adapted TO their pur
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the Liver very marked indeed. They have IN my prac
tce proved more cctual for the cure OF bilious com
pLtilfs than any one remedy can mention sincerely
rjocc that have Cugth purative which Is Wor-
thu the confidence Of the profession and the people
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
Washington, ID. C.. 7th fcb., leob
SIR. have used your Pills In my general and hospital
rrfe ever since YOU made them and do not hesitate TO
nv thsv arr the be-t cathnrc employ. Their regu-
latng action the liver Is quick and decided, conse-
oueutv they are admirable remedy Tor deranenents
OF that organ Indeed, have seldom found ease OF
bilious disease obstinate that II did not readily yiu 10
Physician Of The Marine Hospital