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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-20

III CONSTANTLY or hand, At the msnufacturers ware
heuse, lv9 Beekman large OF all his well
PENS, warranted OF best quality. fe..s# NJ
These Pens under personal upern-
teHdence Of Mr.. elliott The pablo may therefore conf
IDENTITY depend the mantainsnce Of those qualities which
have obtained for them so great reputation!
b. Beware Countereis which easily be detected
by their unfinished appearance, and the Inferior 10
~ ey are nut n b mo -3x0
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-20
HOLIDAY KEsENTs.
Ar,SS3A hRd2SwAv

VISITING CARDS in plain writing the Italian and fancy
hands, printed the polished German Porcelain Card may
procured the Of Maiden LaHe Broadway,
sTovTS Engraving Rstabtshment where specimen books
may be SEEN
which uucommonly thick the silver being expressly rolled
for the advertiser.
Mershan Commission Cards executed dis,inctn
Letter Stamps, Consular and Ns,oral Seals engraved
order.
Brass Door Plates, Knockers, kc.
STOUT, corner OF Maiden Lane
alA3m and HrnadwaY.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-20

NEW TATVEHSALLG.-Tker eUuI.v
sales will commence this establishment this morns~ -
II O'clock with carriages wagons, aer Which, -
twelve O'Clock, will be offered catalogue Of "a hcrs.~
several of which young and just from the vel
worthy Of attention. among which pair black bors~
Of first character being young having been a.
ered for sale Before Tor less than thousand dollars ana
sold, as the has horses than he wants
jcl6 IL O j. MOORE, 446 Broadway
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-20

- GRACEFUL AND ELEGANT HATS
Those gentlemen who ambitious 10 the
best and handsomes Hat that offered for sale
10 this country, and actured as give e.se
nd comfort to the head will find themselves surprised
ratified by visit 10 the One Price Hat Store BROWN
90 7s Chatham Square, Of street. where 8
ash the above article can be purchased. my2e- ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-20

SALI WATER BATHs-Now opes-M Castle
scas Of Csnsl jcfs ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-20

GREAT ATTRACTION-S omet hng new for Nev
York.Exhissn q honey bees in glass hives q Ma
ill 10 o'clock r. NJ Admiitanee 124 cents Children ~
price EDWARD TOWNLEY, Agent jeIl 1nA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-06-20

For sale general sssorts sn OF articles suitable Tor PUB
We ssueihhment such a. cooking ssves, kitchen range
hitch requisites Of every description chaa glass esrsben
ware, Serman silver goods stone sunsry
stores &C Ne the whole good s5eo-wtH Ne
sold bargsn-part cssh--balance % days
OF would Ne srhsnee4 for small house and few acres o.
land on Long Islardhe balance remain mortRaKe
Address wlth real name, w. n. ". Herald fl5lwh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27
THE MAINE
From TIE Boston Daiiy Adseyf;s

'W' 'He pHH'H f"Hy fdtefttStf.
The result OF this election has caused n se,ion,
disappointment ON the part Of the Whies tlfonehout
the country, IN consequence of the high exlectations
winch were iaised by the result Of the last years C.
lection. Now the tesul, is known, ii is easy to per.
eeiVe mat those expectations were unreasonable, be-
cause they were founded, IN pant, on a false basis
II "hlbo reeolleetei that the result oflast years C.
lection surprised every one. The success of tho
Wings was entirely beyond their expectations, al
though they were fully aware that there WAS aohanss
OF the lublIe oiinioh1n iheir favor. Their success
on that occasion has led them TO expect moi only "A
similar success the present wear, but a sui greater,
because thef were aware Of the continued increase
OF ille't own panty. They were not mistaken in re-
lAlng on a great increase OF their own party but, in
The ltdoi OF the contest, the well known fact has
been almost lost sight oi, that The unexpected result
OF the last ycai was occasi,ncd, in part, by The want
OF popularity III the opposing candidate. =
II Will be teeolleoted that while the votes of Gov.
hent were last Year increased more than 10000 over
those OF the preceding year, those Of his opponent
were increased lltle more than 900. There is a.
gam an Increase oI nenr : 900 to the vote Of Coy. Kent
lh1S year, mihlns an Increase OF $4,000 in two wears,
"lilc the Increase OF the opposing party will not ex-
coed -, 600 in the same period.
1t Is now appaie nt that both parties lave brought
ont then tnll sirepntl; and il their relative mum
bers be compared with those Of the election of 1895
II will be found that the Wings have gained upon
then oppononls 5000 votes a year. The same rate
oi increase Ion another year viii give them the nscen-
"fh'N 'lieac iaels do not Indicate a declining OF an
unpopular cause. On the contrary, they show that
The cause IS a popular and a growing one, that the
People arc becoming better acquainted with their
best interests aud thai nothing but perseverance,, and
an adherence 10 then princil les, on HE pant of the
Wings, Is necessary 10 ensure them d complete tr-
nmph IN Name, rs well as IN a great majority OF
the States. But should the time come when
those principles shall be abandoned by the par
" Tor u mere scramble Tor the most popular can
didatc. the patty will SINK at once for il is evident
that, IN such "A contest, the party IN power will have
all the advantage.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27

i'','@ The government OF the means which the
banks would ailotd II of dctccliRg a4is,npbcatous al
me P"the money. aud the better seeurIt, of its safe.
kceping. In every other Particular. the connection
" Just as great as II ever was. Is not the revenue
PAID AZ THIS time IN bank paper Is il not deposit
cd IN bahh by the Collectors at their own private
credit, fgei53eR dtY 2oBt THINK proper 10 uSe H. And
cannot the hanks use II, OF hank upon II, Ito use a.
Mother modern pllrase) when thus deposited in the
same way they did before, II 1t suits then interest to
dose! The revenue IS collected III the pramiSsory
notes Of BANKS, and Yet the Treasury cannot trust the
h'hkS viii the keeping of then own paper Under
the dcpeSlle Inv, when the money was placed At
llc ctedi OF the Treasury IN bank. the Government
h'd the ilelll 10 draw II all out IN specie ithcqcytr u
chose IL do No What more can il do nuw with the
notes of the banks IN the hands oil The Collectors aud
lN'ccl'cfs Is tic Government any more sccutc
now, by holding the bank notes. than II was before.
when II held The bank returns aud certificates of de-
p"Slle! What Is 4 hauk note but an evidence of a
debt due Aud is not a bank certificate OF dcpositc
the same thing IN substance p! OF what conceivable
bcncIi, then, can II be to the Governments, To have
ITS revenue scattered nll over the country IN the hands
ct Receivers and Collectors, without having any
chock over them whatever, when that revenue Is col
lcc,cd IN bank papetl In oUr opinion, u more uu-
wise and indcienslblo mismanagement of financial af
lhlts, aud keeping AT unnecessary risk olloss and pluu-
der of the public money, never has characterized in,
conduct OF any horernmcht upon the face of the
ralth, than tlat which has governed the affairs Of
tins nation ior The last Gig hteen mouths, Can III,
F'3pie submit 10 1t Vii they permit party race
I"@ "~'sftpf'ne' aud the corr"ltiHs patronage OF tins
Executive Government, to disgrace and ruin thei,
country
The question is now fully before the PcopIc.
whether they will continue to control then own re-
venues as heretofore, OF whether they will resign the
whole into The llGds OF the Executive, to use and
dispose OF ii his discretion. Ia Coming TO the de
c's'oh ct thai question, let the People not forget
ufed with II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27

>efeEfhe one but believing myself hat the rererst
~ me lael-tlRt the want of such a bank creates 4
'eafN dram upon the South for tho ~erciasirt
advantage Of The North. | cannot assent to it. Sine.
me eNtngulshmcnt OF the late bank. you find in every
southern amt an abundance of Brokers, agents oi
Nofthein capit"lists, ready Ia pocket the premium
upon domestic exchanges. W1hin the last twelve
months, At Natchcz aud Mobile, the premium has
ranged tom 20 TO 80 per cent. put the question
win 4 SpecGt emphasis. answer it who can, and
sustain himself by aecredited testimony. Out oil
whose pockets bas The premium been taken, aud IN
10 "iosr lils It gone ! auswer, ont rl he pockets
al southern producers aud consumers, aud iuto
those al N9tihcm huancieIs. the lvux eyed specula.
Tors ol Wall and Chestnut streets. Within the peri
Oh adNelied TO, exchange 1T tlalcstun ON the Moth,
has bern ; per cent. aud upwards, II is now quoted
tho IA y to3. Ii has recently been announced ms
a matter OF rejoicing IN a Baltimore pin, that, the
premium IN Nashville Is ONLY 10 to 10. At Mo
Tile 10 10 II, NltcheH II In Is, Savannah IA 4 ),
&c. am not mistaken IN the statement that. du-
fthg the existence of the late bank, at the remntest
south and South West. where 4 branch was located.
The premium on domestic exchange did not exceed
y o. > per ccut, most ot the time less. At Charles
ton, | personally and positively know thu 1t averaged
from To i per ceut.
Messts. Editors, the half Of \ latlhing upon the
immense aggregate of Southern export and lmpolt,
would amount to man -many thousands, aud IN the
'oini nj u direct tax -, aud must be exceedingly Lut-
llensome. Nouknow tull we'll The course of South
EN- operation and Investment. The mass Of out men
81 'ieneY, appropriate the surplus Of their annual pto-
eeefls 10 The increase OF Their operative Labor. 1t IL
MOI IN accordance with then habits. tastes OF inter
ests, 10 establish agencies over tho country with
iuhdsas ,allnusly situated. 10 dive a successful aud
lnolitahle brokerage. They will not do it; II - bet
lei that they should not. To improve the soil aud
increase tho productions Of our valuable staples Is
,lot only moro o%onGcutal 10 the habits Of Suuliaons,
bnl vastly more to thelr benefit.
q funds Che products OF our Labor and lr sun
i1ief) NUS come and 80 hitllrl aud llitlIcr, and II Is
iot ON people To consider and determine whether II
Is o1oIe poln'c OF pltlnlie II be hr,Bcd annually,
ny an enormous per ecutage iof exchange that will ae-
'.le II Tho personal advantage of Northern aud
foielen sioeb joibc,s aud money changers, Than 10
have i National Bank, wliel. like the Late Que, ad-
Jadteaied 10 be Constitutional. viii save 10 tlier
eaiiliss.1n a fe" years, millions upon millions. o.
All persons ia tins new world, those of the North are
tlosl interested that we should moi, aud those of tho
South TINT "e should have 4 National Bauk.
CLERlCUS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27
'Ds4sERCiE.


- a 49,
The political position af tins gentleman Is NJ IN.
llIne,entifrly peculiar. He his opposed The il,on,.
lie measure OF Ma. an Butcn's administrator. anil
ne one "hleh acts is the present touch-stnnr OF
0ef parry; and he ean therefore no longer be con
sideieda supporter OF the administration. lie has
attedl IA congress, On tins great panty question. with
Mr.. TallmldSc and the otIer uorihcrn Conservative
bMi has not yet gone the length OF that potllon "a
the conservatives IN renanaeIns altogether the Adj
lnlhlsttatlon; but, ii the saur time. he has m,iul,ln-
ed 4 more dlgmiiel and independent attitude towards
the President, Than another prominent secr,lcr from,
the administration on llis leldluy measure l., IL.
ehning 10 pledge himself Ito s,nk OF swim with N,r-
tn ' an Burcn,' Neither mas Mr.. RNcs. So lar as
We are informed, cvlneel any inclination l., I'll, ;,
position IN the ranks oil the great Whtr rarly Of the
Union. Tie IS opposed tu 4 t'nlcd States, BANK ~,
constitutional gtounds-sa IS a large rottion ii The
Wigs and 80 Intelligent and caudII man will -,
TINT such an institution IS the ann aud Object oil thai
party. lie IS opposed 10 a high Tauif aud A system
oil internal improvements BY the Federal Govern
lnent-cqually SO has ever been a large portion oftbe
" l1es, aud wholly averse is a gtcat malufiy of
them 10 again disturb the one, OF revive the othci.-
| he Wings are IN favor OF a sacred observance of the
compact by which the Tam question WIS settled.
| iley are by the very principles which gave cNis-
ienee 10 then party. opposed To raising the rarln.
aud thus increasing the revenue aud the patIonaae of
Tue Executive branch OF the Government. Sail
more, II possible, would they be opposed 10 such IN
crease ol the duties, whenever, hv the passage of the
Sub Treasury bill, ts.y ATE to swell the means of
corruption at the disposal of ~proflgatc Office holders.
VI 10 ~ " '''s - 'iiN sio"h IN ms able afgu-
,t -, ~, t''''''S IL III tie
t''' va '''''s' " "'coiie' IN elect, Il
',,' w T''"
- w ~ 10 "S NFr''l on the
cy Adams, Ma. RWes Is opposed to The cr,aI,,n of
~ - :" NV - :" NV EN'cp'lse' and to
= l"o'iS"' q N'''e u ~ Fu"'I treasure. II
: : - - Hrr - 'P'9''''' '"'y are tue same tof
~ ~ 49, ~ ''''"' dod "hieh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27

an two successive eyenspcs. very reeen,Iv tho
wings and Conservatives assembled IN Snring6eld
'n' Jacksonville 10 rejoice at the uiumph of correct
pf'"c'P'e'' Large numbers Of the ei,izens were
p'ese"'' ana man, patriotic toasts were drunk, and
preventative in Congress, (Nr. Nav Jndae R,o.n
., 'he supreme ceuit, Judge Lockwood, Judge
Thomas aud Other highly Distinguished individuals
were present, ani addressed the audience ia speecbe,
OF great ability.
,ne, rejoicing will not stop here. they have
to prepare a liarbacue ON the ooh ~
tue present month. AT which il is expected 5000
persons VIII be present, comprising the most respec-
faole and talented gentlemen of tho State, and when
II =, remembered. TINT during the eight years of GEN
ei'l JatNson's administration the average ,naiority of
his party was bun little less than 10 600. II viii n,
alhiltcd thai ample reason is furnished in the result
OF our tate elections lof rejoicing, thu the irienIs OF
the old hero cinnst ~lougerbe whecdled into The sup
port OF ms lIttle Loco foco successor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27

CArcH HIM Another SUE TREASURER WITH
LEGS has run away.-AbralIam Jarvis, the Van Blu
rcn postmaster at llarrsgrove, AshtabuIa co. has
run away and carried with him all the money be
longing to the post Office. The Western Reserve
Chronicle says, this run away postmaster was a
noisy loco foco, aud his conduct e%xempllfies the prrn-
ciples OF the party to which he belongs, and OF which
lie was the main pillar in Hartsgroye
The example OF this man also affords us some
loretasie OF what we should experience if the infl-
nous sub-freasury scheme, advocated by the Van
Buren, or Fanny Wright party, should be fastened
upon the country. Let all the public funds be placed
in the custody OF such two-legged sub lreasurers as
Jarvis, and such men as he would be appointed TO
receive and keep them, and what would be the con
dition Of the public treasury in three years
n. Y. Express.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27
From the Norfolk Herdid.

4 new view of the effect of an equalization Of the
exchanges on the interest of he South IS presented
in the following article, which we have met with
where we should never have thought of looking for
ii: in the Charleston Mercuiy, a journal which has
been above the suspicion of a leaning in the direction
of the L. S.. Bank, so long ago as September, 1887.
The argument o. the winter Is sound, for 1t has been
tested by experience that OF Mr.. Calhoun which
contends that a disordered state OF The exchanges is
all the better for the South, is only of yesterday
is rejected By all practical business men, and is dis
proved by the very fact that the only persons
who thrive in such a state of things are your shayers
and brokers. and stock -%jobbing capitalists, who have
their origin IN The large northern cities.
4 NATIONAL BANK.
We have il, Messis. Editors, from high authority,
as an objection 10 a National Bank, that IT will con-
iraLi.e the commerce and business OF tho country at
the North. Ifthere is any tlath OF sonndneSs III the
objection, It's %celtainly a gave one-indeed al IN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27
THE FRENCH LANGUAGE.
MFRS. EeBEsNEN

PROPOSES opening a School, at her residence
l. on 9Th ally, Immediately opposite the residence
ofMaj. Risque, on the flst Of OCTOBER tor the pur-
pose of ins,ructing a Class OF not more than -
scholars in the French Language.
Mrs. d.. latteIs lciselt that IN teaching this cher
natire language,) her pupils, will find great advanta-
yes over those who attend Instructions given by TO-
~reigners, partially Informed as 10 the theory aud al
most totally wanting in the practice OF the pronaHcl-
alton Of the language they teach.
For the purpose of accommodating young gentle
men who wish to learn the French Language,
whose time is occupied during the day, Mrs. ID. Will
open a class to be instructed after candle-lIght.
Terms, ten dollars, a session OF five months.
n. b. Mrs. ID. will teach young Ladies needle
work and embroidery in the afternoon.
Scdt. 90 u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27
7 NEllS Is TO NOTIFY the heirs Of Thoma,

FINKIlS Is TO NOTIFY the heirs of Thomas
l. Johnson, deceased, aud all other perst us
interested, that l once more appoint the l2th day of
october, 1885, 10 meet them at the office OF Ciiisweil
Dabney, Esq. in the town of Lynchbury, ats O'Clock
A. M. Tor the purpose OF paying them the balance of
the money that Is IN my hands belonging TO the said
estate, when | shall expect the legalces to give me
reiunding bonds, with good security. Also, all per
sons having demands against the said estate, are no.
tined 10 tiing them forward by 8 O'clock on thai
day, or before. BENZ. TALIAFERRO.
Administrator of Thomas johnson. decd.
Aug. 81. I'm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27
CNAS. EUGENE ExVARD

ESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants Of
AZ Lynchbufg aud the surrounding counties, that
he has lately arrived from Philadelphia, and that il
IL ms intention 10 locate himself in this place for
the purpose OF pursuing his professional business Of
Watch and Clockmahing aud repairing on the best
and most approved principles, Having served a
regular apprenticeship 10 said business in France and
Switzerland, and also having received his Instructions
from the most sklltnl artists Of the above named
countries, he is confident that he can give general
satisfaction TO ali those that will inirust work in his
hands, TO be done i'll the most woikmanlike manner
aud on the most reasonable terms.
lie has opened his shop in The house occupied bv
Miss llclferman, where he will attend to all work
put in his care.
All kinds Of scapements, viz: Virguel Lever,
Duplex, Chronomcter, Musical, Horizontal Lepine
aud Vertical Watches.
All watches made orsold by him will be warranted
10 keep good time for a series of years, without any
charge 10 the purchaser, except cleaning; and all
Watches repaired by him, which are warranted, will.
be kept free of additional expense, for the space of
one year from the delivery, if properly taken care of,
n. b. A fine and large assortment Of Gold and
Silver and plain Watches; Also, a selection OF jew
elry. 80
July 90 3ms
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27
A Tract ofS:,Dd,

LYING In The county u Auhcrsf, ON tie Snuth
waters of Buafl oc River. and adjoining tie lands Of
she Copper Mine Tract and others, one mile cast OF
the Folly, belonging TO the estate OF Gideon Gooch,
deed. containing Two hundred and thiity-nine and a
half Acres, more or lcss. This Land is well timber
ed-the cleared Land fresh aud in good iearl-the
bindings plain. but ouvcuicnt-good out lets, fine
aauce. and in seven miles Of A.. MpndaS's mill
This Land produces Corn, Wheat, Tobacco and
Glover ve,y kind ; 10 say the least, tbs Land IS wor-
,hy of notice. Liberty 10 seed, aad possession lst
day Of January, lo39. The terms OF sale will be
Que, two and three years credit, the purchaser civ
4Lg bonds with approved personal security, and The
title of The Land retained Until all the SAID bonds
are fully dischaiged.
PEYTON KEITH, ~
Sent. "a tlIO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27

SuBTREASIRERS.-The following list of
Government Sab5ftcasurcls IS taken from , public
document, NJ. III, sent to Congress. by Lew Wood
Jury secretary OF the Treasury oil the United
States, dated 18th oil January, lass -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27
II HOUSE .Y.s'D o

now in the occupancy of Dr. Warner Jones. The
House Is a one story Dwelling, with seven rooms,
a neat yard, aud excellent garden, with some three
OF ioul Acres OF highly improved Land attached to II.
There Is good Stable, Smoke house, Ice house,
h'tehen, &c. and all the necessary Improvements for
the convenience of tamlly-Aaached 10 thus proper
~, IS aStore House sufficiently large ior any Merchant
IN a country village. This House can be used as
an oitlee, eliher FOR a Physician OF a Lawyer. Per
sous who wish 10 purchase will be shown the pro-
by DIR. Werner Jones, who resides upon the
premises, OF by me, any time before, OF on Tie day
of sale.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27
E.F.yD sale.

IN pursuance Of a decree of the county court OF
l. Amherst, pronounced at september tenn, ISIS,
in the case of Nurvell, &c. vs.. Goocll, Ne. We, the
undersigned Commissioners VIII on " so'lfsaas' ''e
l7,h of October next, if lar. ii net the next laIr day,
(Sunday cxcep,edl proceed to sell, by way OF pub
lie auction, uDon the preInIsci,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27
DU'FgkG.E'G RSESE,

standing near the Academy, now in the occupancy
ofCapt. John i. Duncan. This House is new and
not YET tl9lsled, but will be before the day of sale.
1t Is sufficiently large for a family OF any SIZE
There are about three Acres OF Land attached to II.
with all necessary out houses. The last named
property will be shown to any person who may wish
to purchase, either by Capt. Duncan or myself, ON
oi before the day of sale. New Glasgow ~ a pleasant
village in i fine nciehborlood. Immediately on The
stage road. between Charlottesville and Lynchbutg.
1t is well situated for a Lawyer, Il Physician, or a
Merchants. The terms If sale Will be one, two,
three and four years credit The purchaser giving
bond with good personal security. and a deed OF
trust TO secure the payment of the purchase money.
GEO. CALLAWAl, 4Wy.
Jtr Cha'S. II. Pare.
New Glasgow, Sept. 81 t3N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27
Albion Corn Plaster!

guyHE Albion Cora Plaster snttcns the I, ofh, ho"sN'r "i
and touch, aud extracts II 10 the roots. 1T f'i''' al
forded is gentle, immediate and thorough
/ Recent Case.
Sr-I do not hesitate 10 give my most unqaallhea aPl,,o-
1,a,;o, in tayor OF your valuable Albion Corn flastei. 10y
,h. ms of lcss than n box, Mrs. StoWcll has been cured oi Il
.n,, m her foot, winch had been exceedingly tfoiihl's'iie
nd ,,;nf,l for wears, and add, tor the announcement i
,b,.a who. owing 10 repeated disapp"intmenis IN ih' va
n,s remedies rfaorted 10, have finally d..slalred oil a eHi'J
,h,t ,our Plaster cured hercorrs alter IT. ll5 oihef ilslis w.
commended remedies 10 no purpose; and, what increases my
confidence in the supfrioriprttH al Your PLASTER, l. IL i4'
lint il has been used by seycral. OF my neEhhors with equally
good success. - cr Tni,r f a'5 in,il,c
Boston june Eth.
Prize 50 cents.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-09-27
ILLINOIS l5Rlffpt

The following rapid sketch ot the contest in II
litols, i,om a highly Intelligent and influential
tonscrsalito Republican. aud whose wotd may
be entirely lelIcd upon, will be read with interest.
II