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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-07-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Wistar's BalsaIn of wild Cherry.

Wistar's Balsarn of Wild Cherry.
ka.sssss s dssss Sssa i.e;s.ss
q ,. ,hseess medical C. :Sao. y Ia.
o mi. di.eas s M e Of is The Bsssn e. a;
m, rh amy and esmaiion In which the Bzisam
Of wild Cherry b, held abrean = 49,. d., On ,e,o
Sri have dauehef In delicate state Of health, who
has think. received signal benefit from Dr. Wis.ars baisam
o." i. o.ssd Psss.spa, ne up ana f0d mem
% he s .ny Of 81 se
be 80 good as to send me- W. aa'r r '"'oa 0'
vain D''e'e ''e '0''' W,M MARKHAM.
ID, rre,eih Of saas1rie n y says he cured Liver Com
plain, years ssng, that voud not Yield to the usual
Abraham ssiman NJ D of B"nndbrook j. say. IL Is the
st medicine for Consumption In every stage mai NC mas ever
None genuine unless signed l. Burrs the wrapper.
Prepared bys w. FowLE h CO., Boston, and for sale by
william A. stroller To- and 1s0 ~ ss1 snd ees. ID
medicine throughout the county. V z-lw Nv
Davis Pain Killer.
~- TO PEKEi DAVIS y son dear sirs-I feel
ks asa ea s..
on If This moth icl from second story
sm ~ "t sirann The ismenis q he ankles Wben
carried homc my black swollen, and the pain
K =. ea sa. i'a !"
The second day The appearance was gresn.n yellow WIN Ut
Yours Respectfully, !. SUGdffI, Hign sI
Providence. May l2ili 1851. . q.
The Of the Pain Killer Is easily re-
moved by washing il in alcohol. U2-lm
Hol]oway'S Pills.
AeNs EVERY known disease, pain, or ailmcnt OF The
66 stomach, bowels, liver Of respiration, Is
comfortable this remedy, which acts directly tue lood
the bile anali the aids the body, freeing them from inpu
ty and giving tone the organization by which they
pared und circulated Sold the manufactory, No. ~ Maiden
Lane New York and by all druggist at BE- &c., and per
box. V zlw
n@~ ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURE.-snM
RSS PIES lsFALLIBLE BAKING POWDER, the best and
cheapest preparation known for making In few moments
without yeast and In elegant light sweet and hand
Loaf Bread Biscuits Batter Buckwheat and other Grid
die Cakes Pudding Pies and Pastry Of description with
4 saving Of time labor and expense.
prom Rer. Thomas Bin(ord)
MARL HILL HENRieo, 14th Oct, 1858.
DR. GAELIcK Dear Sr-Hayng used, considerable
extent your semples Baking Powder unhesi,ailngly
nounce 70 be superior 10 anything that has been used In
family for the purposes for which Is recommended
THOMAS BIsfoRD.
PoRTsMouTu March 10, 1853.
cheernlly recommend 'Semples Baking Powder" the
most superior article used making gt and
Loaf Rread Bisculs &c In the shortest possible time
JOmN JACK.
JOHN W. GARLlCK.
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COMMERCIAL.
COMMERCIAL
LYHCMBU MAR ETS,
szrozTw
s A. B. FUCKER, =
PROD u @ 3 II . X = r, s
iss MAIN STkEKT.

gyn<e sspssnoaa II will b s.aesssood, represent Whole
sale prioez grsefAiy.
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rnles held In the Clerks OF the Cir,i
$780, A' MIC I"e "As vi 'u3,s
LILLIAN Lnehior married woman who by Samuel Go d.
n.y. sss,, ~ '''e"u' PHI
Allen Ia Willie admir- Of Elizabeth Allen and A. admir- Of J.s
Allen, lillian Haas and Judith, his wife Eizsbr,h Hail.
"'''' 'o"h N. paVIson and Andrew j. Lchford, Dcfs
ns IN eHANCERY.
Tue olec ot this sui. Is 10 settlement Of the NJ
t 81 II. defendant Allen l. wylIe admir- James and
soeh Alcn and distribution Of estatea Ana II an
Eang by proper affidavit filed the defeudan Pi,aheh
Lakewood and john Davidson bot resdep,s Of ,hs
Is ordered that they do appear within one month
ar due pubcatio hereof and DO what il ~ n
r' me ineresi-and that copy Of ths be puhl,sed
9aan a" 20. .9nr successive weeks In the Lyncbug vir
county, On the first day Of the County Court '''
Acopy-Testc,
Jro n v.--, JNo. b. ALEXANDER, Clerk
;. ""-re,, p 9 7. Uy 7-wa~l
t(ooks FOR SUMNER READING
~ ohe and Twenty-by author OF Widnre
Jessie Caineron-A Scottish story
The Wood RAngers-by Can't Mhyne Raid
Wild IMe-by Capt. Mayne Reid
hnuedgc-A Companion 10 Beulah,
Mill on the Fioss
4. Leaves OF Grass-by Walt Whitman.
Nv" JJ. CREED,
iaS Main st.
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PORTSMOUTH, March 10, 1853.
eheerhlly recommend "semples Baking Powder" the
most superior article used for making gt and
Loaf Rread Biscuits &C. in the shortest possible time
JouN JACK.
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JOHN ". GARLICK.
Manufacturer and Sole Proprietor,
1t3m Richmond, Va.
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A MELANCHOLY OcrrRaExcs.-From the kdgnO-
HanI Ark Of the 18th jane we clip the following
account Of tragedy which proved fatal 10 two per:
sonp:
bio Ay and dreadful affair occurred at Falcon
in this e,ruu,y, last Saturday. which resulted in
the death Of two men. The circumstances mar
rated TO u.. are about as follows r. C Mekinny
had ,eperated from his vile and sued for divorce.
Il. B. Malone relative Of Mrs McKinny. met
mud had an interview with Mcknny the day
alluded To, which ended by Malone abusing Nc
Kinney with very violent and insulting language.
Malone mt this time was armed and McKinny was
not Subsequently Mckinny armed himself and
went out on the streets and crowd like cock.
Malone Immediately went to where McKinny was
standing. armed witha navy SIX shooter and re-
commenced his abuse Of dckinuy. Mckinny
drew q small Colts repeater with one hand and
in the other grspsed q two edged dagger. and re-
torted Malone's abusive language Malone rushed
n M.Kinny. McKiany fred at him, hitting him
in the thigh They then grappled in the death
struggle. Malone dubbed his pistol and struck
Mckinny with the butt on the head, the pis
tol flying form his grasp. McKinny in the
meantime had inflicted several fatal stabs in the
side Of Malone with bis dagger. Just at this time
n brother Of Malone came up. and catching the
pistol which as.fying on the round. fred at Mo
kinny, striking him Ia the back, about two inches
to the left Of the spinal column and inst below the
shoulder blade, the ballrangin, upward. Mckinny
1sl NJ the nfc ana TINS closed the CONNECT Malone
lived nearly two days. MeKii,ny died in about
hours. We learn that the br oil Ter # Malone has
been arrested and has given 30, I'd for his appear
ancs at tho next term OF the Gin cult Court.
PosrxAsTsR FOWLER AT HAvAIrA.-We recently
published a letter from Pixies PEAK, positively
announcing that the fugitive defa II .er. ]. V. Fow
Ter. Of New York, had been in that locality.
W q are however, in receipt VI letter dated la
vana June *. which states that he was then in
that city, aud had been there since few days af-
ter his first disappearance from N CIV York. lie
arrived and landed with passpor under the
sumed name of Post, but has sine been intro.
duced to the Captain-Genertl. und err the name Of
Fowler. who consented to the charge on the reg
ister, and he now passes under hi own name.
lilo is very commnn icative. and says he bad not
dollar in the world except 81, 800 vi ica his friends
handed him to enable him to escape. He profess
SEES IN have received letter from sx.Presdent
Pierce, from whom he received the appointment
Of Postmaster OF New York, symp athizing with
him in his "mistor'unes," and autho rizing him To
draw on him for $500, and Tor the fu ture to let
him know his wants. Other frien de have also
came forward to bis assistance, antl 'oe expects
that tho whole amount of his dsfalc alton. $l75..
900, will be raised by them and pai'l over to the
Government.
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To the Admirers of Home Man1fa ctnre

received from the Agents Of Island Fac, ors LOT
- Of superior Cassier Steel Mzcd and Col len Mix
nre These Cassners beautiful anil will NJ
lord those an opportunity cqupi tenseyes In beautiful
suit of southern Manufacture 80" "N""'
Also lot Of Jeans and ersys for ssrv.r,s s.,., a. .
fae tory. Call and zee them. N GIIGGE NHEIMI,p "'
Jy OTIS " III W.Ia 80,
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Davis Pain Killer.
HollOwav'S Pills

,,,,,,u1 OWiy . I IL. .u, r ~,
6E<I stomach, bowels liver or organs Of respiration Is
comfortable BY this remedy which acts directly upon tue )pod,
the bile an. all the aids e body, freeing them from npu
y and giving ne 10 the organization by which they are pre-
pared und circulated Sold at the manuactory No ~ Maiden
Lane New York and by all druggist at BE- &c., and per
jy Civ
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- Notice.
fEhosk Magistres who chosen The late election A..
Court aud qualify. N"'oAsJ Oh 'he
V ozt JNO. ID. ALEXANDER C,ert
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Prepared bys w. FowLE b Co, Boston, and for sale by
William A. Stro,ber J5Go and John Ii. sesy Lynclburg;
e Pugh Campbell C. H. aud by all Druggists and dealers IN
medicine thyouyt,ou, the country ty 2-lw
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ArPlEe-8feen-noDe Offering
B.oos-Dsnand good-i notice sales at 1oH9i1H FIR
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may 153n
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YsAk1S BY AUCTION
eUrURE DAYS.

-, A!e OF Negroes, &c
WILL s~lf3 " highest bidder ON ~. snN
..,ssIs xssss sss &C., SLAVTNsAY
p.Acs Wagon, aud some lIoush me sahe due a,
ss.ss s .S1f % e ss e % ncsos
credit Of 9 months, bonds with good sery WI be sold ~
,xo,a. sAML NJ. GARLANn "G Tr.qnfN
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Dr. Freleigb OF sauries N " says he cured Liver Com
plain, years sisng that would not Yield 10 the nsa
remedies. =,
Abraham ssilan d Of Bonndbrook, d. says IL Is thu
hi medicine for ever, stage, that he has eve
known. r5.'
None genuine unless sgned l. BUrrs the wrapper.
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& FsasastgTT ,sDorE.

faoxa35hy HI At hnan4fSs5l fitsntr-tO talk nhtIlf.
II i 4 ts,,s sji. 10 Faa v,,,, ean on,y feet Is
ii Il ii III branches
II yap ~, y 800 4 pra.isea N 4 n,,,q,s.
cent snhssstut, ~ yict,,aIs ana arink and sead
NM nod, n Ann II iiasinlne,l that tho
s sAs ss1as W sas1 7S III
aiiiu ls paramount ~ we Organizes pelhss Aau =
COED feed OF wisdom eau supply tile lack OF bacon
sn,i grees,s a,,, ( hroasa.caofh suit Diopenes was
s, s,,
g seal in'loscpnef g u'e s.s.ess @''a
We doubt not persuaded himself that ms fap WIS
regal palace Id she suhlimer moments Of his reiec-
i've lallncinatoa, ana laid Ills nnclad limbs upon
he earth in al, eostacy Of fancied bliss and indie
pendence which transformed his eoneh Into bed
IL swafa,s down. But when the morning sun
peeped IN and awakened the eynic to the squalia
inisery pf his fonlicile, and the first movement dc
wakefulness stretched Ills stiffened limbs upon
their uneasy restina.plaee. wen take the odds
that all Tho Iagnifcence Of his philosophy was so
far eyanishef thai III so,l ha Id IDEA save in CON
necfion with his ho3v and its creature comforts
Instead NJ Il warns hreabfst he treated himself to
d renast III phIosophic reelection. and before night
managed again to intoxieate himself with the earn
estv st;snnassd bailuc;nation Of his monomanicaI
enthusiasm, III the cause Of wisdom.
Diogenes Was yery poor. and ii a stubborn rage
DC self.martyrsom persuaded himself that he did
not Wish is liz ricl. ana would hat be rich If he
could, and IDS philosophy is exceedingly popular
with Moor folks. Poor folks like such little anec-
sloIes III Hill, with their pretty morals:
Pheranlus. 4 moor man, on whom Cyrus bestowed
80 much that he knew not what to do with his
.achess peing Mearied 2nf witil care u hseepng
s. Ia s,l ons Ssfnrs tha, IS aossess sli Hose
riches With dscontent He therefore gave away
al his wealth desiring only 70 enjoy 70 much q
shpply nas nscesslse s Lei w9 h pfo-
!, AZ.
!. Na'is'a N
.,. $500 ~ poe. piss s
z sne'i oiis pos,ess'oii' snu "n.sn
aas1 pa.als,
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4'.'es a'.a
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90 n ". N ~
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Nh
Y. '4,s''
.a. ta l
Il - tia;r
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III $3.50 80 ~ M;
81 go -
81. - 4, ss and
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N 49,, 81,
80 e. r,ass : :; r,il,;o - Il,
aa ,,os;ti,, N 81 III Who
~ at;sad ,,;.,at a;tlar M ~
,,sss ho. 4 IL Had +ts o,,,,orf,
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ErrEcrs or rllE Com WEATHER N NORTHERN
Tkz b LIafkgnIlIe Standard gives IL an ae-
count of laere men being frozen q death. 4 adds,
II has been bitterly cold. Cattle have died by the
roadside. Flants haEe frozen thai usually grow
through TIE winter unhArmad. The leaves Of the
English lanrel the rhotinia serrulata, and the mes
Rilas anoniaas all ems. and portion of tle
Iessea 81 tlse box. have been killed by tie very
sersre cold Rose bushes. Of kinds which stand
aH ordinary winter athef, aae apparently dead
tg tIle GROUND s
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Madame GNa1sselE.

This remarkable Claroyant Spiritual Physician still at.
the calls of and tile afflicted at her Rooms
No. TT Custonhorse street.
In thousands Of instances her ervoyan powers
tested and her ability read past future events
cannot be doubted In thousands of instances aiso
of spiritual insight by which she Is enabled indicate
the deepseae Of disease has led the
bic recoverieS record.
These facts generally acknowledged throughout the
community and Madame Capre important mat
tiers by our most respectable citizens Jas 2plu
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IN oF TEsE flLsaIA5s PnogIEss. W. III. Az
Hazb announces that next week he will exhibit at
Armafy EaIl ths celebrated series Of Bunyan Tab
leanx, being panorama which has been spoken
Of b. the press IN different parts Of the country az
being tho most meritpripus on works of art IN Its
line The designs most graphic and striking, and
the epo4ing very ine and artistic in every respect
NH TART ability NJ . lecturer n also spokenot as
beiag worthy tue subject which be illustrates,
Altogether, we hasa reason TO believe that the
Bnnsan Tableanx usIl hs A treat II the more con
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~. Ilfs..ir,a Elixlr-aIasla,ne rD1lls. M. n.

oa 1t Inst us whist Tho ladies haze long needed and
laoked vain The Uterine Elixir all
dleases Of uterine Inflammation Of the Womb the
gidnes oyp4e and the UFcihra Proapsns Falling of
4 Wab FainfaI Aenstrnssiaa chloEesis Amanarhaa In
fast perfect guaranteed BY the Of from to i've
bottles ef the Elixir disease whatever OF e Generalise
and Urinary osgan Of made female matter Of how long
standing.
Price Il per botta.
Madame Ellis calls particular attention the following card
q one Of the prominent Druggists of Cincinnati.
L 10 this Public, and The Ladies' particularly
We the undersigned not IN The habit of giving our
name patent medicines but knowing well the lady physician
an The medicine called the Uterine Eix we cheernllyreco
mend y All females suffering from female diseases my Kind
II Is purely vegetable and can do injury We saw 10
all. Try. aud onr word for ityon will and relief
e. D. HILL, Druggist, Fifth and Race streetss,
N. Bsold BY WRIGHT co. ii and Isl chaasres street.
| New Orleans. lao 2peod1m
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a FEARpuL DEATH. The Breslin Gazette states
that Gastonialouse officer stationed on the from
tier of Upper slesa, was lately surprised by
band Of smugglers, who tied him to tree in a
thick forest and abandoned him to his fate. The
unfortunate man was found some days after in that
position; all the flesh was torn off his shoulders,
and II Il supposed that being rendered desperate
by hunger, he had before he died gnawed them.
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ss- &c 81 - on .seand page. -es

III Relation d Human Progress, and O Civilizations
The To be Hlled we hope il viii be, at
all pfice NJ MY cents. IN
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FIRE n HIckMAN, Ky. 0ne-haf Of tie Torn
Destroyed. THE Louisville journal has report
that one.haf Of the town Of Hickman was destroy
ed BY fire the night Of the 9Th instant. All the
buildings on Front street.-The principal business
houses-iti is said. were laid in ashes.
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RoBT. sEuPLE
Chs. Earre Champagne,

SUCCESSOR TO MAX sUT&INE CO.
Reims,
Pnrveyor 10 tho canrts Of France Spain and Prussia also
TO the celebrated Wellington Club, London
sii.LERE CABINET, IMrERIAi. ENGLISH CREAM
ING cHANpAGSIs Tor saio by the principal t;focers and
Wine Dealers.
Rg-orders for direct importation receiyedby
S. D. GRATIAA & CO.,
d2n 2n3m 60 f1HsOmhouse street.
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THE Messrs. Spalding 8 70
ger gise rand circus entertainment sheir
ccsasEacd sompanies tonight, All of their star
artists appearing IN their various feats.
Jill ihp Maseuln I'M aauafia are N be seen as
heretofore. with every curious feature Or their
construction ana arrangement.
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Eassma,s's R,'oas Cotton, Tie.
TO PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS.

Iron will be generally used the coming year bap Cotton
Merchants should therefore hesitate 10 purchase rope exam
inc The merits of the different Ties before purchasing them
conlete Of nil the different Ties will he kent ut my
oee cxibiou which MI who Interest in are cor
daily invited 10 call and examine for themselves
Confident in the superiority of the FssMAN TIE will
take pleasure in going the Orleans exhibit merits
mode of application thai any may be
suggested
Orders for any amount promptly Filed nj &C. per pound
liberal deductions TO merchants.
f. BELCHER, Agent,
= Commercial Place,
ias 2pn Vow orenns.
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FlsEs NEsRo iii The State Of Arkansas has
enaeted v Wy stringent ieasure gaiist free me-
gross. which MAS % 30 into effect on the first Of
JanaaFy. H frea negroes found il the State at
thst period are ID be sod into slavery The papers
Of Tie State are publishing the act, 70 give those
Interested 5inaely notice. s
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The following, which is said 10 be recorded in a
Irish graveyard, is excellent of its kind
{. Here lies the body OF John Mound,
Lost 1T sea and never found.n
=. tn,ae silver. threads vyhich Time intro

# MS-EN& SILVER threads which Time intro
duees into the hair thousands Of gentlemen from
Ing whiskar and maunches and yet Ten Minutes CRIsTA
DpR1ss EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE woud render every lbre
M might ard suhsraes twenty years from The apparent
Of the individual The triumphant Dr. chiltons
hs dye to be wholesome for the hair is
wonderful fr III beantising properties Ladies whose beauty
materially depends po the coor Of their weah Of hair
WIN Ind ibis an article thFt they SAFELY USE.
Sold everywhere. and applied by all Hair Drcssass.
iag 2plm&w GRIsTADoRo, No d Aston House. N.
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1kkplT skLH or WINTER CLoTHiNG, FuRsIsI-
" 1oons VII Me attention d hc ssaae 70 i've
sac o wnf srino shirss and drawers etc. take
rs@es tnss aas, + Y asiOek s H. Blaeae Leauonts
xasff1n Eepan Ncs n kassfrs street Terms * SALE
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THE 0Rll Oh Saturday night Meyerhear's
grand opera hc & Z viii be sung at the
Orleans IN Tho strength II The company with
dances III lie second VIA third acts.
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gng 81. Edwin Booth will play
HdsislA again night. tlie farce Twice KILLED, a
BY H. Seallan and Hiss Honey, following the
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So. 8. ysaasoa,s AsetIs. s..lsson ID pass

NEw ases BsSE AssetiA TIoss. air.
Secretary 81 snbola gives notice, Nv order Of the
President that tie regular general meeting Of the
MAN I1astanos Re1nr client ISOLATION viii BE- held
VI Hss hal Garner u sim Fields and esreatlnen
streets, on Monday evening next Important bust
nsss win euane before thls meeting Of fle Asso-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-13

Nzsra II u WE Il xS crrs. Notice IS given
Tint ahsss iii BE 4 meeting IF the Ninth Ward
AlneEiuan cgas M n y. I'M Sunday next
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NSw 0FHKA HousE On Saturday night Doni-
asts grand opera Lucia di l4arlIlermoor, Z Will
Nv pai sT1lea HI te second lime n
The company now have n rehearsal the grand
opera, !; Ia Jniye which Will be brought out
nsxs week.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-13
The Southern Times,

G. W. McCRAEIE, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR,
Is rendered to the business Of New Orleans reliable
advertising mstiar This TIMES is published within thirty
miles of liz daaehta river and in wealthy portion of the cot
ton'gFoEing region of Northern Louisiana.
Address the proprietor Vernon Jackson parish Louisiana
Terms. ~ 80 rer annnm in advance.
A, b. sTRAWBRIDGE & Co, Agents,
dig 2alm . Commercial Place.
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.ansong Inc .Juany Fseritous

Diseases of childhood may be cited the
mod and The dangerous Perhaps ought rather speak
in the cae than the present for since the introduction of
Winer's Canadian Vermifuge,
The disorder has had for those acquainted with the
virtues Of The medicine Its operation direct and rapid and
as 1t contains mineral substance may be given without hes
itaion to the youngest inmate of The nursery.
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT j. CO.,
q and i5l Charsres street,
jag 2hateod<W General Agents.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-13

Enta ~ yLEa, TgxAs. On the morning Of the
22d nit. lTe occurred in the town Of Tyler Texas,
\ which destroyed I've buildings
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-13

Ron PoRcELAlN, Rrc. er.sn fa,,.lyx n "a.
Iaske today II O'Clock. se4nx I'D Il aud
facy gooaa Ths attention II dAas ii aad d
aais lass ard positive ale.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-13
siteace That Dreadful Cough.

SaAEEfCE THU AVE'GtldEFWE GUfEyWs
THE WAY he GOT RID OF IT.
friend Of the other day complained that he had
bad cough We sympathcd with him. heard him out TO his
feelings the way he thought he got IT. and all the ct
when casually asked him II he would not like get rid of
at once This like hundereiap to him, when
cured bottle of Davis
Compound syrupof wild Cherry and Tar,
And We persuaded him 10 it, We called upon him few
days afterwards when he thanked heartily He Is
witheu Le all who feel the least cough who have tickling
sensation in the throat pulmonary affection whatever be
sure keep Davis Syrup Wild Cherry Tar hand and
they require doctor.
Fer sale in New Orleans. Rhoesale and retail. by
]. WRIGHT, L CO.,
a and ISL Chartres street.
General Agents for the soath whom should
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