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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-12

~ The Charlottesville Jcffrr>onian Republic
can makes "A Suggestion, IN relation To the di>po-
sllon of the portion OF the Surplus Revenue that
will fall to the share of Virginia, which will meet
with a hearty response from this quarter; and,
were III" magnitude aud importance of the enter
prise alone regarded, and sectional rivarics could
he for once s,lenccd, il would receive the concur
renee III large majority of,he Legislature. The
proposition is to make such an appropriation Of
the Surplus as will make it immediately available
III constructing the Lynehburg and Tennessee
Rail Road. The "Rcpublican" very properly
takes the ground that the concentration of this
fund upon II single work, which would, on its
completion, be continued source of State revenue
is far preferable to dividing it among number OF
petty schemes, not one-hall OF which will ever pay
the interest on the cost of their construction.
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SOUTH CAROLlNA.---Th Legislature of
2Slh ull. ID. l.. Wardlaw was chosen Speaker
Of the House, and Patrick Noble Of the Senate
The Message OF Gov. McDuiiie ID very long,
and as usual, he discusses importan, topics IN
"A mastery slvle. The tone OF his Message is, we
think, rather acrimonious aud dcsponding in re-
ference to tho " Federal Empire '--bus,is views
are nevertheless Of deep interest, and we regret
that we arc compelled to defer some extracts,
which VIC design making at the earlics, possible pc
rol.--in the mean time, we may say, that he re
commcnds 10 all South Carolnans the refusal Of
Office under the federal government, or at least
thai they decline To become p1rizanS OF eli, er oi
the aSpirants to the Presidential ScePlrr," and
To employ all their talents and energies in building
up the fortunes of their native Sate.-In reference
TO the AbolitlonistS, he thinks that srli-rcsprct
should induce the Legislature of South Carolina
to make no farther appeal 10 the non-sla veholling
States, who have declined to silence the fanatics
in compliance with her previous request but tina,
thcy should declare their solemn determination To
abandon the Union the moment that the Slaves Of
the District of Columbia cmancipatcd by Con-
ercss,--lle concludes By emphatic Recommendation
Of tho breach of neutrality towards Mexico per-
mitted by our government, in favor of the Trxi-
ans whose claims to our sympathy he somewhat
scolnlnly repcs, and solcmnly protests against the
annexation of Texas to the Union, al least I'M
til her independence shall have been recognized by
Mexico.
Gov. McDulie announces his intention to visit
Europe in the coarse of the next year
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Or So mnch thereof as Is not embraced by deeu
of settlement executed bv said ilarston on the 9th
day OF July, 1881, to the undersigned is trustees,
for the benefit of Elizabeth llalrson. wife OF SAID
Robert I,arstou.-Thc above Lands lie adjoining
ON Pig River and Turner's Creek, branch thereof,
in tina county OF Franklin, about ten miles west OIL
the Courthouse are very fertile, and merit particn-
larry the attention of Tobacco Planters rs there Is
LARGE portion OF TOBACCO LAND, OF excellent
quality vet to cut. The portion cleared IN prnc,-
paliv River aud Creek Low Grounds, and Is consih-
cred equal to any in the upper country. The LANDS
will he offered in BODY, divided TO suit purca-
sers All persons wishing 10 purchase good land are
invited TO attend. the above sale must take lce'
The undersigned viii convey such title only as Is
vested in them by the deeds aforesaid, yet they be-
lleyc the title unlucstouabe. Terms more fully
ar .ale SAM'I. II NRSTON, ,r,,,.,ces
RIO. T. WOODS,
December | i,'n
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AbHss'p.

IN MONDAY tho i9th December, we will sell
Y y AT the late residence of Mrs. Many NaltS, on
Flat Creek, Campbell county, all the personal es-
tate OF the dccedent Negroes eXceptcd) consist
ing of Furniture, Plantation Tools, Sock and Crop,
OF Com, Nars, Fodder aud Elay.-rerms made
known at the sale.
EDW'D. WATTS, 2r.....
FLEMlNG SAUNDERS, ''N'
Noy. n tl9l)
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winch were not embraced in the Commissioner
return.
ID. The return of the votes from Floyd county
which were reported rs having been rivcn di-
rcctlv for the Presidential candidates. To wit, Mar
lin IAN Buren,, on the one hand, and White aud
Harrison on the othcr--heins 293 votes fsi the
Van Buren, ticket. and 23 for the Wing.
And 3j-252 votes in Mononsal,, which were
given nj three precincts, where the Commissioners
were not swofn--of which, 23l were given to Van
Buren,, and 2l To Harrison.
The sum of these votes is OPS viz 5S4 for
Van Buren,, and II Tor the Why ticket.
II these Votes be added, the Whole Poll will
stand,
For Van Buren,, 30, S45
Wing Ticket, 23,4l2
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HY' FEETCNER ~ TOLER.
TERMS.
oS"YNe EyHch5Hrg ISrgiAiNa"

,r;,t,d t,eice reek at "a per annum payable in
y ,e, No paper acH be discontinued, but at the
fthe Editors. until all areardges are paid.
n.y. w. 4DYERTIS EMENT'S 'cW be inserted at
j,,ts per square, (or iess,) the first time andH4
% .', FIR each continuance. Those from distance
en maid for previously to their insertion, miess the
a,ent be assumed by some responsible person IN
hy ,gf.tta9s 10 the Editors must be rosr PAID.
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NORTH CAROLINA.-The Legislature o

NORTH CAROIINA-The LEGISLATURE OF
This Sta &c has elected Judge kobcr, Strange ".
~ to fill the vacancy in the L. s. Senate, ill the
ilh of March next. occnsioned by the resgna, ON
of Mr. Mangum. Strange 80, Settle (whie) S3,
scattering "a whie voc) |, and one vacancy
occa,ioncd by the resignation Of Mr. Muse, also n
Wing. The Wings having minority in the Sc
nae might have postponed the election, until this
vacancy Vas filled, when the parties would have
been fied-bnt they preferred clec,ing an oppo-
nent, rather than that the State should lac unrep-
rcsenled.-The Legislature Ia, determined, al
mos, unanimously, 10 accept thoir portion OF the
Surplus Revenue.
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,,,t[ES this opportunity of informing his friends
and the pnb!ic generally dat he has now re-
',.ed his entire Fall supply Of SADDLERN.
',,isinr almost every article belonging his line
@,nsness He has also on hand large an gen
wa, assortment of ready made work III his line, To
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Lynchburg Savings Bank,

F'''at'd IN 1888, and now possessing Capt." 81
$4,000
vince z. Z. Bowen's Counting House.
N,f'kGS will be allowed on deposltes receN-
eu Of not less than five dollars in AMOUNT at the
W per cent. per anuum, for any period Oh
~ ness 'hah tour months four per cent. per an
I.p' 'or any period over four aud less than SIX
eou'hs and five percent. per annum for any period
.efuncaes of dcposites will be issued payable with
''ost upon ten days notice:
1 1nn WILLIAMS, President,
MrnS. BLAIR, Treasurer,
hNhf o. SCHOOLTIELD, Secretary,
hOc,o DIRECToEs.
han, :, rkEsTON, II. NJ DIDLAkt,
koWn, ". AGREE, +. +. BOWEN,
MINI LEWIS. WM. NJ. DAVIS,
Arnnh y. ELLIOTT, f.. C.. LANKFORD
CoB RUMBoUGH, "
- WITS
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Monday. December IL. 1896.

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTlON.-Lousian
has gone for Van Buren, by IA small aiority; Al
ALBANIA, by abou, $500 majority; Missouri, by a
bout 5000 Mississippi doubtful Arkansas, dit
to.
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o. Judge John f. May, has accepted the in.
vaton of his fellow citizens of Petersburg of both
political parties 10 represent that town in the pre-
seut Leeislalure-and for that purpose has re-
signed the Office OF Judge OF the General Court.
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ROBT. lINSL.lN,
NJ. II. GARLAND,

z
the late residence of Anthony Rueker deed. IN the
county of Amherst Thursday the 29th day OF
Dccember lS.i6. Ton the purpose OF making such
division and allotment OF the slaves oi SAID deceden
is directed by the decree OF the court aforesaid
The lcgaces interested IN the estate, requested
to meet us on the occasion.
BY the terms Of tie decree aforesaid, the present
administrator of said estate, tNeson C.Dawsou) is
directed deliver up all the SAID slaves TO the
missoners at tho end OF the present hiring. He.
aud those hiring the slaves for the present year. will
he pleased to have them all forthcoming the 29th
DAY OF SAID month ut the present residence OF Mrs.
Rebccca Rucher, in Amherst county.
X. TINSLlN,
NJ. II. GARLAND,
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

q Saturday the 3lst day of December 1896
- there VIII be sold, at public auction, at the
Tavern House of Mrs. Sail, Tayloc IN the coun-
y OF Amherst, Immediately opposite the town of
Lynchhurg) between 30 and 10 valuable SLAVES
consisting OF men women. bows aud girls. Among
them Is first rate carpenter. These slaves ale We
nv likely, and sold for no fault whatever.
Ietms-Iwel,e months cre,iit-the purchases
giving bondS with approved security
The sale will be made in pursuance of a decree Of
the Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chanccry for
the county of amherst entered M at the last term.
IN the case Of Miller :. p.#ys Ruekcr * al The
trc to the property is unquestonabe; but as com
niSsioncrS, shall sell and convey such lie onl,
rs is vested IN BY the decree aloreiald.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-12-12

TorN MJoRrry in Virginia FOR the
Van Buren, Ticket, 7,l33
Enqapsr.
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Van Buren, majority,
The following votes, however, are TO DC 'o'eu
though not sric,l, in form, VIZ
l,t. Sixty votes in the county oil focaho"Ss'
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|ntifs,

FRY Bo.'
formerly
stick. lO'
A. Cllea'
wife, and
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a.. II Z, Il IL 81 II % ~ ~

{sftf9s 10 the Editors mast be POST PAID.
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November p
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-27
EDIAR JENkiNs, A. tis4.s.s.
DEREMPTOa SALE on ABU( StA
LUNDRED NALIABLE EIIIIDING IOI. II n II

EIGHTH WARD OF Til CITY OF BIZ OkLYN-l
FRANKLIN JENKINS " n sell "a wsdnesdsy. DE ID dss u
March next at " och ek their SAls H0o Ia tuinss Buld
No. Is Broad stree,
tx hundI,d suahle Building Lnt ,rsie IN the Eirau
Ward o the CITY a Brooklyn be IA. pfOpsft lcy by
Joseph DEAN the e which oomp-es part
lights and gradually rising fom tie bay the
Than IO feet, the tact
prospect OF the city of New NoIk, the Bay Staten Island Mes
Jersey, &c.
guus the site Of the Merchant.
Exchange. T~e, third in TIE city of New York
south Feuy Will be oTs ration ey the coming
boats ~ comp eted Clinton and
opened and paving the wiee g h. Henry being
til utd All these lead diett Hamit.n Avenue Said
Avenue neatly graded ard will b. ready for in the
bid The Thid Ave- VIII oh passes hrcug this land
cd its whole ng h. grated TO this por y, aud viii be
completed the whole lersth spring THIS will
# ale most delight ride ab.u New York
An application pend before he Legislature for
through the Ihid Avenue ding 10 Bath Ii Confidently
sssert,d that this passed her beauty
OF prospect ucation presents .xed front Of
nearly 600 feet aid every lot has view ado ming
perry ha Teen sold ia lots and by he If that s
dwelling huse be eIecd um the sale
and and rapid have nsdr ard in
between this property The South Ferry; and
sderiug lis high commanding situation all combine
desirable oca tor men, who wish re5ide
CT ard out OF its noise and fIlsots.
Every lot viii put up positively bidder
without -d h- large number Of of. red will
capitalists 10 mace GO d investment
The of sale 10 per the day Of sale, per
in tn DAYS 81 No. ~r lin teud and mortgage for
years per
No. 10 Brood street ten days pevi, he day # SALE
informant he title (which other
matters be had Of Smith kames Couneo
Exchange buildings. Br osl-n tS7) feb l6-ds
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'Tieo,y founded is consistent"
GEARS AMERICAN VEGETABLE RE.

- NONATIhG PILLs-Tne these pills doe. not
subject 10 only disease and that only medicine required
ier the OF that disease, in all its Thousand forns
does not therefore offer his medicine nfale for all
diseases nor dses he pretend that other medicine any
which IS well adapted as these pills. for curing al diseases og
mating from dsorceIcd state of the digestive
raj secTetion Their effect maintain natural
downward action 10 the stomach and howel and produce
tain. To stimulate the liver hillary obstruo
on; and promote healthy seeretiOn the bile ard aid all the
sra eoreons OF the whole SYSTEM discreet and perseverinr
of these pills fail eng cure any ordinary
bilious clons impurities Of The blood distractions Of any of
he natural secretion They entirely vegetable and the
The yegetab where to be- found but in our
They have been the result and
experience eoossiond by unusual uengs om dyspepsia
liver complaint fer thirty Thousands respectable indv
dua in this city, and thousands different parts coun
try have tested their Effects ad tar the knowledge
tends not an Instance has occurred hs have had
ton, by both ali all ages any case produce
deleteros e The author Of these pills has prepared
coughs eod and al Of e as and aS ysesss
Extract which has produced fleets Drorscs Aex
lions
The medicine and circua giving general description
sba % s sTa nc, q sIse and
tanned ST his Office Al Ann The following If those
Mr. Hinma 9Th Avenue 18th and 10Th siree-hs IA
my have received great benefit from the the Cough Syrup
Bingham, Lewis Mrs Nj. Caldwell 80 Bsyard street.
Miss Jane Lee ai7 Hudson Mr. p Grant 81 Rsngtes
a oil the first espcosby in this city who have received
,al hen. from The use Of The medicine Certificates have also
from Boston, Philadelphia Baltimore, South Carolina New
Jersey Persons mol enjoying good health and needing medicine
respectfully invited call his and receive circular
and ma.e such enquiries as may satisfy The resPeetnsihs eea
The Rencva.'ns Pills also he had Dturne. i5s
and Mr. r. Lo.kw s 45 oadway Ma Bsak 2a2 Hsds
STREET Nh n g. Graham SO Cedar Mr. J. Rsrts ooncr
Of co and Hudson and North Moore Mr. oyaeL
street.; in The si ayte Mr. G. W. Emhee II East Broadwsy
jan l2-6mhl
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THE SUBsCRIBERSH HAVING COMPLETED ar |


rsngemeu bath in the upoTtng and nufacuring Of srt
ees in their line ct business. enabled with
their former retail that Of whDlesaeng and take
This opportunity of Informing merchant, dealing in Watches,
Jewey FaHey Goods tat by these they will
be rrcer Of all articles connected with the Jee y
rads both foreign and domestic which they will furnish the
best advantage de sle out Of the city, The foowidg articles
have u,. H>-n received, wiz
WATCHES AND WATCH MOVEMENTS of nj. Tobias
Co.; Jne- Harrison; Moneas ard others manufacture
variety Of French and Swiss Of the Lpne duplex and anchor
opponents
PLA TED WARE.-Shefield and Birmingham manufacture,
Uus Branches Castor; Csnlestieks; Rutter-lu; DishcoveI
Bvtte-stald-; Epeenes with glass dishes Walters &C. &c.
JEWELRY.-DiAmod Suits; Ear Rings; Pins and Rings;
Suits Of CaHea, Mosaic and Pearl Gold. Cornes1 and Agate
Ear Drs; Go Chains Of variety of perns Foreutne and
Roman Moes of Ear Rings and Pm both real aud iita
ton; Gold and plated Seals. KEYS and fob oh ,ins.
FANCY GOODS-Siyer. She'll and Ivory Gard Cases; Gold
and Silver Stuff Boxes; Gold and Sve rponted Pencils
Tooh Picks Bronzed goods Of Variety Silver and
bronred Card ks beautiful silver Gard Baskets; Purses Eye
Gses aud Speciaces; Comedian and d. Seals; Cologne
Stands Cigar Cases and Holders with variety Of ether
articles
Additions making day and
will be made render desirable for and
Western merchants 10 call upon MARQUAND CO.
feb Aim lSl BToadsav.
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NEDECAL AfU.-DK. GLOVER sprIiTe The
Iva pubic thht he he consulted
USUAL at his Office. where his devoted
treatment and cure OF certain delicate Diseases in their different
stages Aso elects, Structures Gouorrhaa Seminal Weakness,
ucers long Standing and all diseases arising from impury Of
The blood ard such have baed The skill less
enee IN this branch of the profession Strangers apprsed
Dr. Glover having oonplre ts regular study
his degree in Medicine and Surgery in Philadelphia therefore de
sire not 10 be enumerated the number Of those
and putting nominal doctors whose every pub
icprnt
lie will be touno al bis office No Ann sheet broadway
second door from the American hnsuem iurng
day and everng, until 10 O'clock There e,rsnes 10 hi.
Offices the first through his the second being the doer
the Museum through private his door
h24if
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WHITING & NEWELL,


~ MEDIC1NES-Reconintnd aury lei, of Aibo
of New Bedford Dr. BRANDRETH refers its genuine
W. s. Abro, Of Prince Buwery no
are now agents for the sale Of BRANDRETH's PILLS.
New Bedford Nov. z, 1895.
Dr. Br,nd e-Sir About light weeks past saw some of yor
Pills, and read Of your wrapping papers,
thousands at suck things speculative
they RIGHTEOUS PILLS was, however, faithless Of
heir values bat complaint violent thai purchas
helped much My Ssiehbas knowing how long had been
aiicts d. anxious the result them
that had received great benefit from the boxes which would
induce 10 purchase Nv wife for long had
la state OF health She also took found grea,
benefit And sir, while detail my
the main bod, Of Nhch thouh the main spring.
life all uered DYSPEPSIA IN DIGESTION Weak
|cu ct The LINZ Rhs 0 STTK HEAP
my varied symptoms bat will say never took
such dicine you Pills, which all parts my
500 boxs which you charge the wholesale price
i am Sir yours respectfully, SAMUEL $. ALBRo.
Dy'7Tsia, inaanGtory rheumatism. &C., e6;etaalyeued
New YORK, Isl Laurens eel, Feb. 2. 1886
Dr. Brndreth-S Your Vegetable Univsrs Pills have
Though Providence the of restoring health enjoy
men, when other had boen used without The eat
alcvang The dist essing symptoms Of disorder more
in tour TO commencing with hem
si and sy them Complain Dyspepsia
and lTfdnina Rheumatism. My symptoms pains
right nd also left side hack, and amo mD
subject violent rasmodc attacks and frequently sick headache
indeed mis- rahle in the For years had
been frequently BLEED steItd but have required neither
began with inesimsbe Pills. winter for four
years past have laid bed in asony but fortunately
commenced with your Pills about My t nd thank God
laid by single day since NJ, nd sp elite also
perfectly restored. have .et well this time Tor
many Make what please Of i comnunic alton,
and you liberty ny me- as Think il ony
duty you and The public generally, for benefits have
experienced am SIR yours veSy esP s I,,
Office 1877 Hudson street. nearly opposite Broome Price 25
cent, per box fer l6-ms
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TO THE PUBLIC.


BROWN 4 Co. having heretooIe made great improve
the manufacture of Satin Beaver Hats, PRICE
~ THREE DOLLARS, have extended their attention
this important hrarch of business and Sser themselves they
in manufacturing article which for ghiness
Durability usre be exceed by nothing line This
hat the comoned result Of several experience in the
facre much attention and great perseverance in the pursuit.
presenting The public think they have
y reached the uItmalum Of beauty ceapness durability
and the They also manufacture and have
doing very superior Fur Hat which furnished
THREE DOLLARS. This hat has been highly approved by
public long experience will testify. All sses for cash
good pays the ,ses Of Dad Wholesale
de,lers supplied al The shortest notice al
BROWNS Co.'S Priced Hat Store,
sep 16- I7s Chatham corner OF Mott street
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AUCTION SAILS.
c. y. YkOaiAS, Asstsgus-r.
ELEyENS XAIL s HI ST 81 up 90 hefs

Ii On PRINCE, CROSBY. AND ORANGE eTktET&
close VAN ANTwERPk VAN DYKE ~ cd
anon, Thursday, 81 Maen, - Ssisss n
Room, No. le Broad sustts-
The fO~ng dsrb improved Prspery, s.shy s 4ii1sa.
of tsl, the sEtie 6ssf "
Croby TO traige Streets asd oPpItt Ni tsr. -
Iunng back b ut Ills iert Ofsnss .fd Crshy tests a.
PrIce thFe time sioTy bf,k hU- ff
fitted Ia rod roo. o. tfosAy a
story brick hou-s, an Do ~induss I'D
roous, VOID HOUSES the 40. ID a. 90
street there are I'VE stay brsk hsses, as, - a.
Lhosr aphrd and tuFthtr drscfrsia q sAsss
premises will b. ready the suctioE -, IA -
given in future .dse-.msns The sale MI b. aalst Tsfaf
10 be paid 10 the dat
per he 20ih when tn dsd. viii D.
bAlaI b4ie 20 per cent, bnd 40 sstas~
4 tie ind. puiahir. IA. No. 81 81 80.
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u EI.IkF FOK MOTHEn S.-1HFRE ARE two

- E;i.1EE FOK MOIHEE SILL RE ARE two
IL remedial articles invent promising foIt and
mothers and infrts that deserve he ss known The
hrea pun r, intended draw milk fm distened or
siruried heai, is b. auuI u The
will calculated togve relief TO he u he other
Intended FIR VITO, though able and willing
MIA ofen distressed ard
forma of their natural ore bv nipples the incon
veni.ncr It both parties II is skfulv pared thu the
nesies ard py preserved, While The faH rouri.ed
with nj distressing The mt. For sale BY Patrick Die H. 4ls
Broadway ncar Canal street. feb Aims
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PUBLIC AAUsENIENTS.

PARK THEATRE.
IAIS EVENING,
Will be perform d The romantic dr ANA called
RIP VAN w1NKLE.
Rip Van Wink! MIR. H4okett Van Ta.se. Mr. Clarke
Gertrude Van Wnk,e, Mrs. Harrison
After which viii be presented The farce of
JOB FOX.
Job Fox, MI Hadeu Mr.. T. sly, Mr.. Fisher
Betty Mrs Vernon
To which will he added he farce of
MONSIEUR IONSON.
To conclude with the Isl and 2i acts of
LADY AND THE DEVIL.
Doors al 81. Performance To O'Clock.
FRANKLIN THEATRE.
THIS EVENING,
Will be perfoi med the historical drama entitled
FREDERICK THE GREAT.
Frederick, Mr.. J. Seton AdeIberl, Mr. W. Seton
Rosaiie, Miss A. Fisher
To conclude with the meIo drama of
THE VISION OF TIE DEAD.
Launce Lynwood, Mr. W Seton Tom Tuki., Mr. John Seton
Anne Troy anon, Mss A Fisher
Doors Performance To commence at Quarter 10 T.
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COUGHS, COUGHS.-COKBYN'S COUGH Lozrn
~ PREPARED by Corbyn Co, 600 Hoihon, London
These Lzengers universally allowed by physicians the
hshe standing 10 he Of the best alton, for he
Coughs Colds As,has, &c o ell the public
persons have experienced happy .suary effects
Of whom have been by asmc and cou,umpive
ruced The brink 1t the grave. They prumo,e free and easy
expcIoraon, and tendency inflammation
OF the lungs honess difficulty Of aihng ard gene
rz oppression which interrupts respiration &c &c Price 50
per box Jingle box will be found u the most
ui;e For sale by q. COL ~, chemist, &c. 35 Pearl
Of Frankfort Franklin Square. the only agent
city, ian l7-lms
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TIE VARIOUS WEAKNESSES PECULIAR
TO the Fair Sex imIn, dlatey undes The powers OF
EVANS TONIC CAMOMILE PILLS, and ladies of fashion
AMI in this country aud especially in Europe have
und them 10 he the best MED cal appedage 20 The toilette they
met ill., recruiting he decayod spirits pang The head
ache duness and langor and ting pleasing vvsciiy and
chasing melan choyiey give comf and strength
whole system Sold wholesale and tail 95 Division New
York. feb lS-lm