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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-01
DIR. RELIES
~ BOTANICAL DROPS.

4 : one OF the most ctlicaeious comrotn,ls in tho
Niacra Ncdca,tor the cnrr of that class OF iuy,t
"rHtc diseases produced by an lnpur. state of tho
blood. aud NItlat,d habits of the BODY and usually
exhibiting themselves III the forms OF Scrot,lla SAT-
Hh'um, ieproSy, -. Anthonys Fire ever Sores.
("vtn"l1en the bones are atccted,) Whit. Swcilnp.
II applied with fr. Jebbs I.innrul, foul and obs,i.
nate tlee,s sure Legs and Eyes, Sealdhead in chill.
dren. Scnry and Seofbuiic Gou, PimpIcd or Car
buueed Faces, Fostering Er,ptions, and Venereal
Tans throughout the body, in which last case III.
Ni"ps often cure when Mercury fans. They are al
80 the best sp,ug and Antunuai piysic TO purify
aud cleanse the system from huinors which frcquent.
~ appear at these seasons OF the wear. They also
AID the process of digestion, and by purify ing tho
blood prevent the secretion of malignant humnrs on
the lungs. lite proprietor confidently relies upon,
the Nasl number oi surprising effected by these
Drops. not only in Boston and ts-yienify. Int thro.
out the mon for the best proof Of their excellence
nilalIing ALTERNATIVE Medicine. in all the case,
above specified.
TINS article has recently been pronounced by a
phyccian Of The first respet liability who had witness
cd IT. surprising efficacy, entitled il his opinion
ITO tae the lead of all the popular articles knowY
or the above complaints, and indeed it is fast gaining
his point In public estimation, throughout the cvun-
Try. Price 81 bottle. six bottles for 50.
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Hcom Me hotionoi hhHigcnccy, Ian. %
ME REFLECTED ONERILR

Under the influence OF an earnest desire that
readers shnl have fair opportunity OF coming
To correct decisions upon the conduct OF the Exccu-
1--WE, in rejecting the overture by France and with
holding tie knowledge Of ii from Congress and
the Prouc, we have given place IN our columns to
tin. structures al the Government paper upon tl,c
Due dc Broeies Letter. We shall content our
selves with noting Only two points in
those structures, leaving our readers to draw tlcn
own inference, from the residue ottlrn'.
First 1t is asserted that publicity has b"rn
eiycn To the French Ministers Letter by Nlr.
Pascot. 1t is no par, of our business to repre-
sent that gentleman, and We Shall not therefore al
firm or deny this proposition. Wc'ake "d'ah-
taee OF the assertion, however, as Az admission
that the qualifications i, genuine copy OF tn" Let
ter of Which the Executive refused to receive an
official COPY from the French Charge d Ailaires
Seeondiy The French Government IS repre-
scented as having by the recall of Mr.. Seturier,
closed direct diplomatic correspondence between
the TWO Governments. This seems to MS To be- a
mother of the errors OF our Administration. Have
we had no diplomatic intercourse with England
since Mr.. Van Buren, returned from mas mission
there, Certainly. diplomatic intercourse between
the L. States a.ld Great Britain has not been for
moment in,crmi,ted, though our Representative
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-01
A REMEDY FOR
n~& ~ sJE TsH.4 Wy.

,v,ur xerutiating pain. the drcrcp'tnde and de-
to,mty, aud the premature old age which are
-, at tendan,s of this disorder, are suffered by
INC rom despair of Il cure disappointment IN
HUI :cacy OF the numerous pretended atdoteS used
-, -" effect this purpose. But those who have made Il
'a' M W' IEBYS CELEBRATED LlNhiENr,
o,ses Of long standing, and OF the most Sc
." character have received certain relief and many
h,1c bcen cured in few days, some IN u hours! as
number of persons in Boston aud vicinity have very
fly testified. Certificates are IN the possession ct
the Proprietor, proving the most 'l@t@@sh ana sur
.,a c,,es by means OF this pow eftu llnineut, III
p.ss here other approved applications had uttcrl,
e,;,ed The liniment is also used with success ior
hru,scs sprains nunbncss, stiffness, OF The joints,
chilblains &c.
p,;ce ~ cents.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-01
Valuable Negroes for Sale.

DY virtue of a deed of uust executed TO the
ID subscribers, as trustees, to secure certain
debt therein mentioned, by Ilezchiah DageS, ON
the 10Th day of January, 1885, and duly recorded
in the Clerks office of Botetour county, will pro-
coed. on Wednesday,, the 2ll Of February, 1886.
to sell, To the highest bidder, for ready money at
the Bote,ourt Springs, Il or l3lil>cly NEGROES,
or so many thereof shall satisfy said trust deed.
Among the number, four Men, between the
ages Of IL and 30. The others are composed OF
Women, Bows and Girls. 1t is believed that II
seldom, o,curs that more likely set OF Negroes are
offered for salr than those mentioned above. Act
pq as Trustees, such title only will be made to the
nnr, a,er. as is vested in the subscribers, bvvrtuc
If s,ia deed. EDWARD JOHNSTON,
CHARLES l.. MOSBN,
Trustees.
~ The Fincastle Democrat will insert tie
above till day Of sale, and forward It's account to
this Office for settlement.
T., - t2iF
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DUMERIE -
~ EVE w. n r. IL.

L,OR sore or Inlamed Eyes gives imnrd or
II ease and rcct. On recent sore eyes, the elect
: u,ost saluiarv-Whcre the complaint has been
far wears standing, and in exceeding bad eases,
the most unexpected and desirable relief has been
fund in the use of this Eye Water. after every other
remedy had failed. Many persons who have used 1t,
pronounce il the best preparation for these complaints
ihey have ever met with especially IN cases OF sore
ness or Inflammation Of long standing. Price -
cents bottle
-. None are genuine unless signed on the outside
printed wrapper, by the Sole Proprietor, /. KID
DER immediate successor the late DIR. W. L Con
way. For sale at his Counting Room, over No W.
Cour Street near Concert Hail. Boston, and also by
his special appointment. by
Howell DAVIES, aud
j. T. & J. +. ROYALL, I.ynchburg.
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1NrcrE ia .t%sE Glasgow,

FOR HEM.
$50 WILL BE RENTED, luf one OF d
Isi,lF term of wears, the NEJt GLlSGOU
.ssEz% HOI'Ef.. i'll the town of New Glasgow
s.Ssssa99s2 and county OF Amherst. The buildings
CONSIST OF large Tavern House, containing eleven
rooms, convenient out houses kitchen, stables,
smoke house, -hausc &c. all OF which have re
Gently been repaired, and ATE now IN good oldct--
The established reputation of the house, It's situa=
ton, lis conyrnicnces, &c. render IL OF the most
desirable tavern stands in this stctiouol country. t.
good tenant the terms would be accommodating.
Any communication. addressed to the subscriber, at
New Glasgow. will meet with prompt attention.
" VI. II. GARLAND.
New GLASGOW Ian - Is
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RENO Sss..

1--WE subscriber, have removed their ,totk OF
d goods To the house, recently occupied by
Mcssrs. Clay n Thornton. directly opposite DR..
lIowcl Dasies's Apothccary store, and next door
above Messrs. Hancock ) Adam>, where the, IN
wife their friend, and the public call and exam
inc their extensive assortment of Dry Goods and
Groceries. FRANKLIN, HUNT y. Co.
Jan. I} Is
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TyynLTArM -. aERAUTXI,
ATCI3- AkER, JEWELEH AND Sill
NERSMinH.

7hrec doors bei1n the Marktt Houye, md ncariy OPP
Posiir The BaRks,
FslNKEs' This opportunity of informing hls Gus
d TONERS and the public, that he has u-i returned
from the Northern Cities, and is now opening a
splendid sortmeut of utcles Je,"lry, Piaicd aud
BriHaHil Udfe, and great many other articles
which are too numerous TO mentiou-hut hr would
merely observe To those who waHtiu" 10 call on
him before they purchase else where, he IS deter
mined to sell low for cash.
y. B.-Clocks, Watches. Jcwelry and Silver
Ware. made and repaired in the beat manner and al
the shortest notice. ". /. Is.
OcIOhcr l.
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REMOVAL.

TENllE subscriber Ll- removed to the arse three
d story brick building, two doors above the Nn-
gInian Office, aud opposite Mr. John rhurmans,
where he offers for sale an extensive assortment Of
Groceries. NM l.. LANG ASUEK
q = Those Who arr indebted to the Late finn ct
Lancaster \ Marsh, viii please call on me Ton settle
mcnt. WI l..
Dec. ~ Is
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VI. HARE,
READY MADE CEoTIIxTJ G STOZE,


Igo Doors from The iUginia bank.
rGNlIi. subscriber informs his friends and the pub
Il lie generally. that he keeps constant, ON hand,
general assortment OF every article IN the Dress
linc-And every article is made in town, the work
will be found to be good. His assortment consists.
in part. of
Blue black, and eolored Dress and frock Goats
Steel mixed and colorcd Big Goats
Ladies and Geutlcmens Cloahs OF all drscrip-
tlons
Fur and Seal Caps:
Cloth and Cassr,erc Pautaloons
Stocks Shirts, Shirees, Stockeneu Shirts and
Drawers ; Also,
Childrels Clothing, &c. &c &c. All Of which
will br sold low for cash.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-01
4 New supply OF Dr. u. Whites
Vegetable Tooth Ache Drops.

vIvlIE only specific ever offered to the public iron
i which permanent and radical cure may be obtain
ed Of that disasrecable pain, the Tooth-ache. with
ali its attendant evils such as tracturing the Jaw III
extracting the Teeth which often proves more pam
fn than the Tooth ache itself and cold passing iron
the decayed Teeth to the Jaw, thcnce to the head
prolucinp rheumatic affection. with many other I'M
pleasant effects such as disa"rccable breath, and
taste in the mouth &c, all of which are produced
from foul or decayed Teeth.
I am happy to have it in my power To olier t" The
world remedy that will not only remove the pam
nine times out of ten, if properly applied, but pre-
serve the Teeth from further decay, and arrest the
disease in such as are decaying and have not com
menced aching, re,orin. them TO health aud useful
ness.
Certifcascs of Dentists and fhYslcIanS-aiso' Ill
reciions for using, accompany each bottle.
For sale by H. Nhif.h'
Druggist, Lynchbug.
BELL &. RICHARDS, Liberty,
joins Z. KIzEf. salem,
J. s. CRockETr ChriStdnSbmE.
Jup.o, of l2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-01
,a,sA q aslIDHlsIfgS.

WE have now on hand a very genera, ana hnnd-
w som. assortment of ,,nafle and Curb Bits,
Strrups, Coach, Gig and other Mounting ~ SETS ana
separate. Buckles Of every descriptions Mnr,,neae
,vth;,,,r. Sc,Gc silk, Thread, Morocco sheep
Se,l and log skins saddle Trees, lacks &c A's"'
Enali.h Bride Filings and Martncales' An as,o'-
ment If Saddcrs Tools; also, Carriage Lace ! as
coils ard Fringe. Handles, Locks, Springs ana Steps
&c. Our assortment has never before n'en 50 e" l"
rud We pledge ourselves TO sell as low a' ny "'ne'
' , '" i, y;rr;ri,. Purchasers respectfully re
"a.,ed 70 cII at the sign Of The Colder A"m'
''e9''' " H. b. RICHARDS 4 60.
Oft
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FOE EsEil.NtW.

= \ comfortable Dwelling House on Ia,
IsiSM Ill., with a good garden, Wen OF excel
lent water, and some good fruit trees, &c
For terms, apply either 10 the subscriber, Samp-
son Diueuid. JAMES c. BOYD.
Jan. 10 II
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DIR. RELIES
vEGETA2LH sYECrrro.-Fo, ssieh

ITcauachc. NC. Pice % cents.
- None genuine unless signed aa the outside
printed wrapper by the Sole PfoErietor r. MD
DER, iamediafe successor to the la,e p, W. r. Con-
way. For sale at his Counting Room, over No. 80
Court street, near Concert Hail. Rosseu. and also b.
his special, appointment, by
Howell DAVIES. and
J. rs J. Z. ROYAL. L.nchta1x,
AMI ",
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ny FLETCHER - TOLER.
TERMS.
U.o J,uncI,burg tTrgSniun''

U - t'ree reek. at = pr dnaull, PaydO7e N
pf'"''" Va miner ,cW be discontinued, fJut at tie
GaD Nls,;ou Ed,ors until all orreoraees are paid
- ,DI-ERTIS EMEN1'S ~iH be inserted at
W M, square (or iess,) The frst tint, and 81 J
~ ee"e' ,acl continuance. Those from distance
CEN. CEN, b. paid for previously 10 their insertion" unless The
,n1meut be assumed by some responsible person IN
Lynchbufg. ,,;,o.. ,,,os, }, r,sr pan,
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A TEACHER WANTED.

nNE who can come satisfactorily recommend
~ ed, as to cbaracterand qualifications, to teach
Tue different branches of an English Education,
may md agood situation, in the neighborhood OF
~, Tco"cord, Campbell county, by application to
u, "oh'as Nloseley One that is qualified to teach
"'1 LAIN Language would be preferred.
Dec. "a w4ws
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r. \ good WIIEEIWRlGiiTc can also get en-
ploynlent, and fam wages, by application TO me. at
Lynehburg. j. II.
Ian H. Is
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Furniture, G'hTifs Gfsd .E0hos-
vhsy.

which viii be sold on reasonable tcrns. | hn, my
Mahogany II auction, by III. log, III New York, and
will sell as cheap the article be afforded. An
orders from the country shall meet with prompt at
tehtioh and should any particular dimensions oi Ma
hogany hr required hch cannot be supplied IN this
market, it shall br ordered from Ncw lofh on the
shortest nutce.
Jan. II Nv
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c. x<g
CO. 9'

'ENilE subscriber has Just received, aud nov offers
n for sale, Il larger assortment OF RIDING We
llit LES, than hc has eser before offered IN this
mMhct. Among them. ate Coaches, Charlnticcs
~tdnhorcs. a new arirlr.) Ruou,hcs OF every dcs-
enptloH and pliec, HugeAs oil various patterns and
prices. The abo,e articles wefe mauuirturedh The
best tactorle, IN New jersey and New ok. lie
would take the present oppoftunIt, to say 10 his Ton
ner patrons, that he continues 10 manufacture
all OF the articles already named aud promises
ecute, ucal, aud eNpcdllenss, all repairs in hs line
on the most liberal terms, aud hence respectfully SO
helts patronage. II. VI. DInl.AkE.
Jan. II
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NEGROES.

1HNIi subscriber will, at all times pay the highest
n cash price for likely young Negroes. Persons
having such TO sell, will do well to call on him.
VI HART.
Jan. I'm
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W. wish to hire for the ensuing year r i,' Es
him tcst,,nuial. of character and suitable qualtca-
,;ons. 4 liberal hire will be given. white man
would be preferred. Communications by letter (P9s'
n,n :, the ,ubscribcrs viii he attended 10 immedi-
atclv. IL. d. h''''A"p' ~
I)pc -
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WISH to purchase about 30 likely Young Ne
oroes, from s TO - years OF age.-LetierS d.
rected To me in Lvn Injury, or nay brother Mark
will be attended 10 JUN An ''i"N'
Dnc "
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MAISVlLLE HOTEL.
III tkjNGH COTRT- MOI Sc,

n
ms splendid establishment, owned, aud hereto
'o'e kept hy Mr. Thomas May, passed into the pos
session, Ton the first day of January instl of the
subscribers.
rs uies have taken long lease this properly,
'hev intend fitting up Tie same in the most com or
able and gentcel style, for the reception cntcfain-
meht' and comfort III all who may favor them with
can. They will keep good aud attentive Scr,au
theif table will be supplied with tae very bcs thai
tae market affords THEN stables (Which are capable
=" holding one hundred horSes) well supplied, and
attended by good ostlers. From the experience oi
ono ni us IN tins hue OF business heretofore, conhin
ca WIN the determination OF both. In devote then
very best rNcrons 10 please the public. they natter
themselves and have Alright to expect, AT least due
snare OF the public patronage.
ROBERT hill,
WILLIAM RlDGN AI.
Buehingham c. II. Jan. wSw
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NEGNoEs WANTED.

+ WILL. give the highest cash price for lhel,
Young Negroes.
SETH WOODROoF.
Nov. Or Gnl
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NEGROES FOR SALE.

I HAVE for sale. tllree Valuable Negro Women
l one AZ tbc,n 4 first rate House servant. and very
ikely. 'H8' ''''' -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-02-01

= commissioners sale OF Negroes.
virtue OF a decree III the county count al Bed
- l"fd, pronounced AT nee, court, ~, IN the
ease OF Simeon Edwards aud others, plaintiffs. against
'ohh Smtlt, Admit. ut Austin Smith, dee. and ott-
'r>' defendants: The Undersigned appointed Com
hisSoucts by the aforesaid decree, viii for certain
purposes therein specified, proceed t" sell II public
aucti"u tot cash, on the 9TH day of February nrNt,
before the auction room dool II Charles Phelps. in
the town OF lNnchbrrg, i've likely Negroes consist
ins ct Two Men one Woman and two Children.
JOHN OGDEN
III. l. COltMAN.
II. l.. p\NIES. 'o"' '''
GEORGE l.. SIR Adler,
Jan. - taf
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100 H.abOs,rcrs Wanted.

WILL give liberal wages for the above number OF
L hands, either by the month or year
JAMES DOLAh.
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2ATWTIIG.
REV. Arrival Of i>rugs, 1Modi cines, q. {

NATE have this day received fun supply Of
w DRUGS MEDICINES, PANTS. OILS.
DYE STi'FF.S, Sc. Sc, direct from the Northern
markets, which can recommend TO physicians.
merchants, and the public generally. fresh, genu-
inc. and Gf the best quality.
We have also received Raisns. in whsle and half
boxes; Figs Primes: Citron; Preserved Ginger,
and other est India sw OF superior quality
Muscat Wine Lemon Syrup Candies of every va
rcty; aud many other aSticles IN our line, which will
be sold reasonable terms Our friends invited
10 call, our stock being now nearly complete.
J. L. & J. r. KOYALT.
June | :itoi Is
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a MAN from }5 to 40 years Of age, of good mora
l. Character and who is well qualified to teach the
anches usually taught in this country, may hear"'
Is"uation, on application to Mr. John Carey or
"'achburg. Letters must be post paid
August 81.
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June %
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-12
T HE FL E r A l. ID.


The mad-the merchants mad-ihe lanords mad
mad-all naa-al I'll fl Bedam Every thug
Bup-up-uP.
Stocks yesterday again. and the quantity of business done
than for day during the last six months
badly nearly millions dollars changed hands in
couple Of hours The Board half t. usual
hour for adjournment is IL oeockbu the aydiy for
buying and selling that half past y before they could get of
They killed outright chairman and wounded deeply third
Mr.. Hart the Secretary liter lily knocked up Ia this food
nearly every stock the advanced-particuary the Marines
Stocks for cash three lower than This in
deate that the peaceful public Affairs, and
the renewal Of the u s. Bank money! cash
articls-noa<y is three per esn cheaper than credit.
Things exactly going head heels in the d.
did last when famous cornering
place. aad the poor Courier Enquirer suffered heavily
HarIaem above par-Asr Canal par-Ohio
Life and Trust l25-and others in proportion.
Private from Harrisburgh confirm every
said boutthe u Bank renewal On the h in
ant stated that probable Dr. Burden Of Philadelphia
Pensse Of Carlisle would for the Bank and
~ They ia-- done Both have made excellent severe,
castle speeches. voted for the renewal We them well
personally doubted their good match for
Whitney and the whole under Kitchen.
of the United States Bank produces happy
eject upon almost every article in WaIlstreet
of bank capital Incorporated during the
present throughout the country than
aware This help ill the pockets Of the Western and South
whea they this city tie approaching
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-12
DAMAGED GOODS STORE, 1914 BOwERY

former sssortment,-
Super Linen Cambria Handkerchief Tartan Prints Al pink
blue buff ho colse and purple Cambrcs French Prints Plain
and Figured Swiss Muslin Super Bishop Lawns. Brown, Ma
Ash, Wine, and Mole coored Poue Silks
Naples. Tnkey Red French Prints Light and dark fancy
Chaey emish Linen Sheeting Super "A Irish Linens
tin faced Shaws 81 Sewing Silk do Charrabu Checked
Gnghams. 124 Rose Blankets. o. IA "a Double Damask
Tab Diaper. 10 and PA Damask Cloths Linen Sheet
ings Brown Linens. Moles Skin Mnioa Circsssans
Ia. all Of which perfect in fabrics. G. DAYTON
C.h &.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-12

GOLD LEAE.-The subscriber respectfully in forms his
" ard the public, that he viii supply 6aie ari-
ele for sash the six dollars and per pack
the manufcory 225 Canal also Messrs
Ripley Falconer Of Maiden lane and Front
Bronzers' and Dentists' Gold and Tin Foils
feb Him r. B. RUGGLES.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-12
A QUESTION.-wHO ARE THE QUACKs?-Cer-
IN DRANDRETH. VIII adv

A QUESTlON.-WHO ARE THE QUACKS?- Ger
IN tainly Dr. DRANDRETH who his Vegetable
Uniqera Pills at % the bcx-becaue they
represented he would he obliged shut his and
MARCH especially when it is considered how much expended
by him TO make thu known Dr. B. feels confident that
all who take them Of reading advertisement
to recommend them Let those propeors vi Medicine who
Tree with their appesion of ack with reference him
who not only processes. but all diseases with simple
medy charge % their compositions that the public may hare
chance Of trying tem at moderate erpe ard il they prove
But they rely, thai if called medicine continues
he oed the public thea will Brandrehs " u Pill,
to increase in sale.
On the 18Th Of Nav 1885 Dr. Br1ndreh for
known this city The above celebrated IT, Pills. He left
to stand fall BY thFr merits He made ausioa
other medicine Simple facts stated and the following prnc
pie laid down the BRANDRETiIIAN THEORY, all
local diseases whether Of the stomach and bowels
OF THE JOINTS RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS CUrANEous ERup
TIoNs DYsPEPTIc COMPLAINTS whatever other form such
local diseases puts nothing than symptoms
disordered state Of the Constitution, and that DR. VIM Brandfeh
had discovered medicine l7 which had been before public
in England 81 that had the eecto restoring Constitution
to health and vigor simply by renewing all bad
humo from the blood by the stomach and boweThe American
public have made trial OF this medicine period of
months and have for ONCE found that medicine all humbug
One fourth of the citizens of this city certify
wonderful properties Orders for them from all parts the Union
pour day They give in all univ
READ, IN other parts Of tbs paper BLEEDING ALWAYS
MPROPER-ASSIST NATURE--IT Is A FACT-SOME
PROOFS THAT SOME MEDICINES ARE GOOD. All
these establish the Astonishing fact that all every
tons Ohce lS7 Hudson, opposite BrOome street, NJ.
lms
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-12
I ADIEs EpRs; FINE FUR CABS, HATS,

Il AIDES FURS. FINE FUR GAPS, HATS,
IL AND STOCKS-waison Van Dwer, l5e Chatham street,
respectfully Inform their friends and the public that they continue
manufacture and keep for sale splendid Of
article in their line Of the best materials and
which they ofe low prices Their stock consists OF the
following articles viz: Lynx Squirrel, Genet Martin and Sable
Pelernes, Capc Boa Mufs and Neck Rufs Swnsdown Ru
Ao Seae Plush, Cloth Leather and Fancy Caps Fine fur
and Satin Beaver Hats Foulard Satin figured Striped do Plaid
do Plain Stocks with and Piain also kgd
striped plaid and corded silk Stocks Also splendid silk and salts
vesng Bombazn Moha silk and brit Stocks made the
approved Lines Bo-
sens Shirt Coa Crsvas Sdne Pocket handkerchief
Suspenders. Gloves, &c. 2d