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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-26

IKGINlA Al = ttrruf superior Count OF
Law aud thancefs. continued and held Tor the
Town Of I,uehburs. ai he oour, lnhsc IN said
Tann on Ihnfsda, lie 25tll day al October, 537,
suing ~ Couu OF Chancrry
John e. MeaIo. surviving partner Of Mckee 4
Neon John Rrehltd>on. Nap9leon y. tabell. Al
deI Z. Dllard William Kdee~ay, Richard : IL
H. Hem, NJ. White. Alexander lYue. the Plcsl.
lem and Directors 9th i.,uc6burg and Blue Ridge
Turnpike COMPANY, I'LL Shaw, Jesse H. Perry.
y ili,n Cool. William 4 W1c, Executor Of j..
cob Whife. deceased. Thomas Irvine 4 Co Dl-
srd O.lr,t, ilen,y II. Etns, Moses Penn aud lar.
woad VI. Pcnu, PlanttS,
asa,ns'
Thomas K. Friend III his own ishr. and a, ad
niiHfstrafoi ol John J. Cdbcll Deceased. fane ".
Friend, wiz OF sud Thomas X. fnead, llrDt{ Apur
tt5el widow oi sad JoInJ. cab"ll, decreased. Sal
y W Wan, Eiehud h. Gale and Mary &. Cralc.
aud Henry Anne Ctbcll. infants by David Robes
sIeeall, assigned fhcir guardian, Defendants.
IHns ctnse came uu THIS day Ia be hoard on the
bill answers Of tie Defendants aud exhibits, and
argued BY counsel On consideration whereof the
cnuf doth otdef that one ni the commissioner 81 the
couu dc TAXI an account of the administration OF the
Defendant Thomas X. F,lrnd. o. the estate ol John
j Cdbcil deceased, designating the grade aud de
n5 ol the debts. pfi bs Inn, also, account ol tie
real estate oi whIrh the said John ]. cabell drd,
seized and possessed The annual value Thereof. aud IN
whose possession the remains aud also an
account 81 the debts due 10 lhe respective plaintiffs,
And rrpur the sane to the court, with any matters
specially stated, thought pc ttnrnt by himself. u T
CURED bs the parties tn be 50 stated.
\ tuuN-'Ie.tc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-26

aft
SIRGlNI4 At rol,. held in Tie clerk on" o., ,oaa'
Circuit superior court Of law md chanc'f>''
Nelson, in tn month nj November, 1857 Pam
DAVID Z, Jun,
0gaihi na.
Wiliilm So .oviug, administrator ol sirinu r. Naa-
Joseph : Clarke William II. flUrke, W ''' 1q,,c -
IN Sarah Ann mss VIE, iormerl, sarah Anu TAr,ca
AGO and Emily r. hi, wife, formerly Emmy - prtrnha
Joseph Clarnr,
IL CUANCFUN. ,.4 It
I'M net 6a "na a ea Mld h"r ""@ and
according to the OF assembly and the ruiz t,, ar ~
and uapprung by satisfactory evidence I ' -, non f
nhaitants nt this commonwealth ON u',' 5,iplla.
plaintiff, BY cGansc, ii Is ordered that lhe "a" nr>s
appear here on or before tn first day OF NP'm oftb, od
nn-,,rrh' hl OF the pluini, and htn coy, Il uc"'a
forthwith n-cftad N " ih' I.,ucbUs sral'li' ,n,l-
per publish e. IN the town OIL ,nchburs Tor Nv" VIM oa
rt,,ivcl,. and another copy thereof posted ~ i H.,
o'tIe courthouse ct this c"daN on some eo'''
fpP! 1t It, OTTER, ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-26
Feb !

NfRGlNlA-At rule, held in tn crrh Once OF tn, circuit
superior ol law nuI tlnnccry, or the coIul Nj
IA Tie month ol February. l5}a:
NIllam +. r. Guardian, nnssc couuittre of Ohio
". Cdrler, prr5on stnc ninl, iulHtid
against
Edwafd II. euflar the sud Ohio W oartef, charles
t'r the rhIl,n ol Thomas :. wilo7'
known. John c..It'r, and Moole I. Carter Defendants,
IL tnANtERN.
The Defendants, Edward ii, oar the chijr Of Thomas
>. aud Jon CATER not having tet a1pearn aud
given security, according 10 til act o tsfnbi' aud the ruie
ii 1s court and nuppsafn- by satisfactory ean.c, aa
ih'y not alnuul- o tht couulr 1t ordered, lhat
the sail DccHnHis do appear her. ha stdag April
fm neAt a te blIl al In fiall, anl cory
o TINS ordeI ht ofD"rh m-osd ~ the Ign hhur
@ N no I 'Sn :" l, , ," 5"p
OF the cotthousa Vi tins ra3uty, o. .oie euutdty
\ cupg--trsta,
RO. {. CUTLER. Geek.
Ith. i WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-26

What me assures will Senator Wright 90 Tor =
Bait Patriot.
We cant say. Rumor says, that lie IS fond OF
pokins his into redsarrs calculated To DESTROY
TIC eonni,ut,un.' rtW'''.5
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-26
JOIN ALEXANDER, Cl.rs.
J,u ~.
Jan

EsIRGINGA:-N ruin held IN tia Clerks office OF TIE
Circuit superior omit OF Law aud Chungef,, lor Ia
cunt, AMHERST Nond,e. tic l,t day o Jantar u .
Mac IT. Olr,tr Plant III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-26

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At tat IA F'r'@ kN' EN-l lie I1a's u
the Hampton rotr,'. hrl \ugu.tt, tn. roInfnrue
I'd on the Olhia-t.
! fha1 llhs
S~ctp>'ahrs1or 49, Nrtr-u lI--'p. m I, ir4t,--
500 entrance.
col Mtsu-os ID Ct,4esi,
Oh llan'ltou' lptpln,d MI, Imlv , :
I"'cl y liarnonds = tirjua. 3 :
Inn - lr.fl, " ri; D., 3 "a; Al, I ~.
SAW N-SnrrI,>iasr-- niilr lIrats
col Mtar -o'>r1 Nr-put. b, l,lr.ar, !
Dr. l.trnch- - tejl Harrison. q. =
Mr.. 7. N.nbN'-gn ll5rI Il,ut u p
G. " allons & 4. CIodsoorcf, = 4
The .bovc horse, VIZ ali rod ,,ll II catch u,,cl,.
lu,,n-, -, -l.' ~ It W s''''
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aid h, II.u,, dam H., o., :, =,
.n ne-l'' hr'' u - : 100.
lhe h'tA was very IL "'N' II lia''ne famed all the
FAC, - ~ way % W.
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Fam, mill. NM. - .,, IN =, H.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-26
.i0tLNNl

William \. PAYNE, administrator " LOWS I'm
dat, ceased. llauey EdmnnI~ aad Jefferson l.. Ed
mund>, ENecu OF, ot james Edmauds,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-26

NTTR6INiA At rule bid ia tue Cher. Of.e 81
cnujt superior cnat ut law AMI cian - ,uf lne
OF son, n III month i January, 1913
John II. L. Stevens raal-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-26

copy-fr-te.
JOHN ALEXANDER. C'c,k.
VIZ

NfIRGlNIA:-N a Court Tor Nelson County, the
23d day OF Jaauary ls37:
Colen an ". hIda. Pitti0,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-26

/ EEGTIi i:-Ar ra.s ueM in tn. cl,r>s oii,a o. {.
circuit sup court o. ias and rnn'rry or rco9lt
u Nti.nu, IA tn month ut November, 49,
Itsl tIck NJ. Cshr trustee tor John llor-,e,, Pants
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-26

1|RGISfi:-h rule. held III The Clerks Office of tn,
'wcut superior Cont Of Law and Cllnncrr,. for The
county OF Campbell Monday, tn, first day January.
1888
Charles H. Lynch, Executor OF inacn ,ncl ceased
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-26

siRGINia-h trulcs hid lulhe Clerk. Office OF the cir
superior o law aul chancery Tor Nelson
~ ii the month OF December, 1885
Reuben Newell, Paintf,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-26
ny0idst


schuyler q. Re, Nle.oa- Waush aud George ". En',
Detudants,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-26

AtGt STA p;ro4 RACES.-lhe Iaees % -
the Hampton eonr,'. nra Nus0 tt, Gro. ,oInncue
I'd on the Uihlu>t.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-26

Feb. IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-26

s'r' 70. {. CtTfR CI
Fesr.,ar, : why
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-19

CoSGRRss-The only thing done in the House since
last is the passing of the Treasury Note Bill in the
following form wording by final vote of 1913 to o.
1t reads thus:
Be enacted by the Senate and House Of Representatives
Of the United States AZ fmsrica in Congress assembled
That the Secretary Of the Treasury, with the approba
ton of the President Of the United States . hereby au-
thorzed to Treasury Notes be issued accord
ing the provisions, and subject all the conditions
limitations and restrictions Of entitled An act to
authorize the issuing Of Treasury Notes." approved
twelfth day OF October last, in place Of such
have been may be- issued under the authority of the
&C, aforesaid, and which have been, may hereafter
be. paid into the Treasury and cancelled.
The original tide altered on motion Of Mr.
Adams to show that it to issue Treasury Notes for
the present expenses Of the Government and merely
supplementary To carry into effect the act Of last oc,o
Der. II thus authorizes the issue Of with
out the authority 70 reissue.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-19

ing from the abuse efnercuy and the efec oil
order mpevfcctly cured with Of the disease still
lurking In the er ssppng the vita and The
constitution, this medcise Is indeed Invaluable This sters
tive and purifier OF the blood particularly pied those
afflicted with the syphic and mercurs rhs umats, with
pains IN the bones sometimes attended with lumps ndura
lions tedious INDECENT and scrofuus ulcers ,hroa amt
pains IN the cad dcoorson and erupon. Of the skis with
failing on ~ the hair attended With general debility Th,
every particle ofdsese 81 the sss time promotes the
ton. aids dgessn and impars flesh vienr IN the
whole system resovstng ssd rssrng the broken conssu
tior. vhes III other remedies are VI no avail
Sold ~ HUNTERS Medical Once, No Division street.
where the unsunste call without fesr 81 srpesurs A.
20 ~ follows "a Herth snth e. Phlsdephis, Q Besver
ssd IN Louisviue, Ky.
Price ~ per bsttIe nyl6tns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-19

Mortality.
NJ vhv should the spirit Of sssrta be proud!
se i.s fitting %seo.n s! i.s' ~ ny ,ss asse
He passes fromlife TO his rest In the grave.
tn, leaves OF the oak and the willow shall fade,
srou.e and @ Is, os 's,a N. .,vn
shsll moulder to dust, aadtogeihsr shallhe.
II. ch,,., TIA, mother attended and loved
The mother Ih., insns sfec ion tina. proved v
zach ALL are away TO their dwelling sfresl
The maid on whose checker whose BROWN whose eye,
shone sesu,y and psasure-her uumphs are by.
Aad the mem'ry Of those who oved her and praised,
are alike from the minds OF the living erased
The hand OF the king, that The scsPtre hath borne,
The brow OF the priest. that the mitre hath worn;
The eye Of the sage, aud the heart OF the brave,
Are hidden and lost in the depths OF the grave.
Tho peasant, whose lot and to reap;
The herdsman, who climbed with his goats 70 the steep;
The beggar that wander'din search OF ms bread
Have iaded away like The grass that we tread
The saint that enjoyed the communion OF heaven;
The slnnrr mat dared 10 remain nm, nno,s as.
Have quietly mingled their bones IN The dust
So the multitude goes like the flower and heweed,
That wi let others succeed;
So the multitude comes, even those we oehoiu,
To repeat every tale that hath often been told
For we are The same things that fathers have been.
We the sights that our fathers have seen;
We drisk The sape stream, ana wefeeithe saise sun,
And we run the that our fathers have
The thoughts we are thinking fathers would hiHk;
The death are shrinkngfr. they too would shrink,
To the life we are clnglag To- ihry 100 WOMB cins,
But il speeds from the earth like erd on the Wig.
They loyed-bst their story we canaot unfold ;
They scorBed-bui the heart OF the naughty Is cold
They grevcd-but vail from their slunbes
They joyed- but the voice of their gadness is aumb
They died. ah they died and we things that now
Who walk ON the u that lies over theirbrow,
Who make IN ther dwellings traf sic mt abode,
Meet the changes they met on their pilgrimage road.
Yea, hope and despondence, and pleasure and pain,
Are mingled together in sunshine and rain;
Ard the smile and the and song and the drge,
Still follow each other like surge upon surge.
IT'S the twink of eye 'tis the draft OF breath,
From the blossom Of health the paleness of death;
From the gi ded saloon to the bier and the shroud,
oh! Why should the spirit of mortal be proud!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-19

New ORLEANS, May eth.-THE BLocKADE-The
American schooner Essex. Capt Co,trcl, from New
York for Tampico, arrived this port this sornipg,
having been intercepted by the French blockading
sqsaaron on .ne pon ne, ON tne sotn UT
being allowed any communication with the shore. By
her learn that the French brig Louise from Bor.
deaux, also bound to Tampico ordered of the
same day
The officers who boarded the Essex stated that an
American barque deeply laden. had run through the
squadron into the port Of Vera Cruz few days pre-
vious.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-19

AsoTBER STEAMBOAT ExrIosioS.-The steam
boat Yszoo, from Mobile for this port, via the river
burst one Of her boilers Msnday morning the 7,h
inst. while off Breton Island. passenger, named
kceler, who formerly ist Engineer Of the steam.
boat Roanoke, was instantly killed No other person
was injured.
The Yszoo Afterwards towed into the N. Il. Pass
by the steamboat Columbus, from Mobile The Colum-
BUS arrived at the city yesterday evening bringing the
corpse OF Mr.. Keeer-N o. Picsynns, May 2.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-19
the NEW von eeG cEsnlcAE saAruvAorumrrs

TINE NEW YORK cHEmic1E MANUFACTURING
CO. hsve constantly forsaIe
oil vtriol, aIun
Blsschirg salta, Copperss,
Aqua Ammonia, MurIsuc Acid,
Anus Forts. Nitric Acid.
Blue viirjoI Msngspese
And mssy other articles IN tke hpe ofther business.
Orders win be received 81 their Banking house. No. n
w1S1ys 0EO a. 6ILHERT, Agent
ExTRA FINE BOOTs-oLD RICHARDS MAKE
~ always tip top Of he fashion, His 6se light and
high heel dress boots 2 the pair ben Iss
most s.ssn, ssper6ss yrsseh asd ssvs ssss hsk
hee beois - - the pair oe6s hoos IL
nrssdwsy Ne hes Sseo pair Il he boots 81 Ma ows
Manufacture s.< CO. wsrsst every psir = we'll snd
for sssilles wear cheap Apply - old RICHARDg,
nySimS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-19

DUTIES or POLICE OrrIcERs.--It is the duty Of an
omcer 70 tsks person into custody only in case Of
charge OF felony In Of breach OF the peace OF
~nicn ne himself sneye witness. He 10 author
,sed 20 take into custody q mere complaint Of a
breach OF the peace which he has not himself seen 1t
is his duty. doubt, proceed TO the soot ON informa
uon given that breach of,he peace Is being
but be cannot without . naes,ra,e's warrant take
any one INTO custody Tor such an offence unless IL takes
place in bis presencs.-Mr. ysase, Pani,o. :, yoyt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-19

pCUU TURE-Forthe care of 6onorrhoa elects stric.
o. ali remedie. discovered o complaints Ii Is
speedy and permanent cure, thou, the least
regard to Diet drink, exposure change in application
pus he %sd.s dee, ;.
be ers .a,s Vii
disease the, unfortunately psrvadss all I..i OF
Se sow with remedy by which they ca.
FuheIihe de..ec.nno,be cen,rac,ed .d-se OF the M,
uTe istsien al nlghton going to bed when exposed.
81 sos oss so Ts ~. .
Many arecured in two days.
Brosdwsy eoTer Of Dey II T.sao sou. Nsw So o nse
.sd :, Jssss Ha,ehinson' Of chesnu, SIS
AHGNTEEs RED DROP over s'sIy otst her nm:sy .ys1
Copy Of a letter received through the pos, Office.
o s :
our siss No Division street. Tor fritnd Of nine wis
Your ey sSou M mo ss u sro IL .s 'ss
down to skeleton could scarcely walk had beea under
New York but whou, good sim continuing to gss
Tor him. SAID before lie is nov entirely NEIL ss
having taken about bette and half 10 Is wk
us presses. health a.! ss !" nS%se Who
JOHN } w....,.s.
lit WILDE ofany TO you liberty pub
ST..
ssrfse, cure warranted In every sold at other
pace 10 ,he CITY. my4-1ms
LJUNTEk'S REL DROP-Onice Division street
this dcins has performed VI in its worst ssses When
every ihng had been used good effect cases
sased sr ss esesrs gysp Up past n
cnezunprinepled almost every months since 4
WIS mr. brought out which five years ago. couner-
s's; ss:,'s o..
'geni will give the ides offs real virtues,
standing disease They dcn know tn r.ue Of your medi-
cine here yet or hey would and Ct erred They
the most skltu men here called have had very
we're eases e treat can assure but have had
quarters for your msdieine-from Alabsms Pburgh Mo-
BILE and Cincinnati Our Chsrleos agent that Dis
There deception this-tSsse are stuss3rs iscts
our oMc.s Division street. New York -
South street, Providsses IS Han ,sa street, Alssn n
Qsecn street, Charleston c.; IA Camp street New Or
sns and IN Louisville ksnueky-the only places in the
world. where the medicine be obtained. uyl linz
~ wastedb young 0s.temaa whose relative reside
IN ksn,uehy and whose occupation exclusively liz rsry
on. ne III urssh hs rocns 4 .ssesssry m .sod.o
be could ENJOY the advantages Of female society Bresk
reqrred every morning .ad tee occasionally The
good library and all the newspapers coury kddres
Herece." Al the oece Of this psper. mie1
For TILE EEMOvAL OF sUPEnFLg-
senoy-s BY S re. "ss Ssrx
soner thar before BY twice using the Depisory the o.
pcston IL No bad IS nom iss uss neeb,
Prehended as be used Infants sks whous sny
The advertiser prepared warrant everv bottle sold M
hin TO ogsr.e edecnsly and 70 be perfectly in
H. G. MART, ITS Broadway,
.2l-y corner Court,asds
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-19

10 The schooner Climax with several Others,
British and French vessels) has been ordered off the
coast Of Mexico. by the block aiding squadron.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-19

UJ An effort is now in progress before The Legisls.
tare 10 obtain the assistance of the State hrough the
medium of lis credit in behalf Of the Norwich and Wor-
Rail Read and also in aid Of the Hartford and
New Haven Road.-Nsr Haren Herald
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-19

PUBLISHED DAILY nv
"a - u ~ ID . n - N - &c TIT,
NO. I'll ANr STREET.
IE.ss % AbNERrISIN9.-The extensive crcuiauou
o tne both W town and conrry, make superix
ros rwrLvs Lrprs, on Lrsa
s.. a.. Sl: 2. -
Fos grcur LIrxs, LISA
~ All advertisements TO be psid before their sseros
per square every Insertion.
hosr,se HsaAIo-isssedeve~y movsse srcept s1n.sysq
NE .me rate ~ any spee6c percd, 81 rem'snce
vance. No pep~rsest, uniess paid IN sAvsnce -.
Price per copy. Couuky sshssbers furnished -
wsssLv BsnALs-ksued evsvy es.syssy -cvmng ms
sIoeh-Priee "a sens Pur~sses ~ COUNTY snfc
hers n - anrNm, In sdvssoe.
Jns 0eraS~ n~r~eH rropstseor ssa k0sr and sHeveso
busipcs Dast ~ post peSA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-19

~ Harrington q welshs Dioramas s.e certainly
worth seeing; and every stranger, As we'll az every
visitor 10 the city shepld visit them. vs;, TO New
York 10 not complete withouithem.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-19
VINEG ARlla VINEG ARN! VINEGAR!!!!


T se ON sTEM
"f Niger ns ~ . ssS @
v April sr,, u.m..enr pure .r.
% @ % to
Mrs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-19

VIRGINIA ELEcTioS.-Whig delegates II admins
tration 50; Lee and Logan to be heard from. A dill
ference Of as votes from last year.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-19

DECKNyITH,S ANTI-DYSPESTIC PILLS
ID The great popularity and established demand for ths
medicine renders the continuation OF lengthy meh
Wherever pills have been once lnros
ced into family they become standing remedy anu ale
called for again and which Is sufficient proof OF he
good qualities. Numerous testimonials oil their value, ION
gent men Of the highest espscably accompanying saS"
Bishop Ives Dr. Hawkes. Gov Irede Hon. H. Potter, Hon
E. Stanley, Rev. VIM McPheeters, D. d. and many OF the
frst physicians in this country among those VINO nave
furnished letters in testimony of the benehcal effects resulting
from the use Of these pills.
The Pills put up in superior style IL Tin boxes con-
''''"s = p"''' i''0s y 'e"'' H. b. TURNER,
100 Broadway, New York, up stairs.
u And for sale by most of the respectable druggists.
myl2-Imr
TTyH E GRFATEST DISCOVER YiOF THE
i PRESENT DAY, is universally allowed to be rhornes
pound Extract OF Copaiba and Sarsaparn, the ost
nfaibe discovered for all sexual diseases The
high estimation and sale this medicine has ostaned
last four years criterion of its immense ut
y has acquired the utmost fame In almost every par' OF
Europe; has BEEN examined approved of and sanctioned
by the faculty OF and recommended by the most EN-
inent Of the profession.
One this preparation enjoys above all 9th
us portable FORM in pots the mose In which
be taken being both and pleasant It's taseless
with restriction in diet confinement from daily bu-
nesS Travellers especially would find tins medicine h2hy
useful and ought be unpovded with preparation
possessing the advantages which the combines
Accompanying the medicine pamphlet explanatory oil the
different of the Diseases without extra charge
tanning full and ample directions IL contains no mercury
Prepared j. b. rhorne Chemist London, and for sale
by Diekie Ala Broadway; Southland Deluc Park Row
and 58l Broadway myl6-lm'
MEMS. YOUTHS, AND ChILDR EMS
Iva CLOCHlNC.-CE CO. A. HOYT CO., No IA Bowery
suited every age size which they will sell very ches
aash. either at wholesale Ietail m23-2mT
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CUTLERY. CuTLEKY-The s.

CUTLERY, CUTLEKY-The subscribers have
~ received, and offer for sale reduced prices, splendid
OF Cuteylvory balance handle table and des
knives with without forks in complete OF 81 pieces
and upwards, with fine warranted carvers and scers 10
nalch Also extra fine table cutlery fitted in rosewood and
ers; "orkscrews; British ate table and desert forks and
spoons butter and h knives ladies' &c all we'll worth
the attention Of persons commencing housekeeping.
PocKET CUTLERY-Rodgers and Cookies celebrated pen
and pocket knives great variety; sportsnen Con-
gress knives, mounted in gold and silver.
RAzoRs-Tbe celebrated mathematical razors, Rodgers
Elliott, and Smith kazos good exchanged; Me-
ehs magic srop aRd patent able travelling and shaving
ScIssoRsPlan and fancy LADIES' cutting lace scissors
PIsroLs-Of dueng, belt, and pocket PISTOLS splendid
assortment
NIB. Retailers and Statoners supplied usual, small
advance GRAVELEY WKEAKS
a3o Inn 9Astor House.
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THE GREATEST DISCOVER YlOF TII 4

MEMS. YOUTHS, AND CHILDRk.N,s
IVA CLOTHINC.-GEO A. HOYT Co. No. IA Bowery
hand extensive ready made clothing
suited every and size which will sell very cheal
for cash. either wholesale retail n233m&
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MISSISSIPPI ELEcTIss.-All heard from but six
counties; result thus far