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~ PERM Dll.--lJ0n gallons pure winter
- Sperm Oil i'll casks and ihIs for sale bv
JARVIS IL ANDREWS, +
Whnesalr bragg SIS, corner ,n,mon und Ichap
las streets. nrJy'
Cologne Water, +, rtuultTv, &c.-A spieuuld
arlice of c"ugEc, put up expressly for the retail
t.ade; aIs'Nhe prrss' + onch pertumcrv, rmtra-
cling every yf.rif,y Tor tic luilc. for sale by
nct2 REEFS & D'LANE
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] H, PARKER
Commission aud Forwarding Merchant,
No. 8, FRONT LEVEE,
VI STAIRS.
New D leans Feh.,'.
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
MEDICINES, PAINTS OILS
DYE S1UFFS AND UINDOW GL.4SS,
Corner OF Common AMI T;houptoulus streets,
NEW ORLEANS.
NATHAN JARVIS.
JOHN W. ANDREWS.
A large uppy Garden Seeds. warranted the srowtl
Of 1897.
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I DO CERTIFY that the abuve mentioned t,seuse is
Il quite well cured 10 my satisfaction, for which
thank Or. luel; and moreover that the me i-
zine have taken makes fat, and did not njure my
nealtll at al! therefore advise my How sufferers to
lose no time and apply TO DR. A. Hue ia Cuna
sire ct, between Dauphiue and Bourbon streets. Dr.
Huet is at hume from o'clock, A NJ, until T NJ
They will find true doctor for this complaint
JOHN DEAN 10 Gravier street,
II any wants TO me- call at No. 40 Gravie,
JOHN DEAN.
New Orleans Feb I, 1893. feb Nv
TKNHE Genuine Indian Balls, IN of lyrrv,rt and Hoe.
IL hound, is put up in bottles the low price Of 50
cents eac containing the strength Of three ounces Of
Live,wort hest les the Tter o many other roots and
herbs known among the indlas ricacious in curing
pulmonary complaints.
The rivallel which has attended the use of
this nestimable Balsum wi rerer il has been intro
dnced. has abt,nea the cotilence and recommended
tions Of respectable pysci MS for The cure of coughs
celds, pain the side Of rest splitting OF blood
liver complaint, &c.
Toswh0m il may This is to certify that we
havein practice frequently prescribed Mrs Gard.
ners Indian Balsam Of Liverwort lIoarhoiind will,
decided good effect: therefore, from the know
lodge Of the materials it is made from, and observation
ands xperience, recommend it supers preparation
or al those affections Of the lungs fur which il ia re
inmended. ALBERT WILL ANS NJ ID.
CALVIN ELLIS N, ID,
Members Of the Boston Medical Associations.
Boston, Ocasber Is.
salsby JARVIS & ANDREWS,
81 nj ~ ln,IlII r!tt-,it ,.Ia, sts
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nOl.REARS Science of peEmarship received, aud
- for sale at their permanent Writing Academies
no. 9 Cha,Ies sra.t Ssw Drlean' ls9 hr"'dwuy
II is particular. designed for private learners. aud
schools, and is calculated for parsons of all ages
Ladies' and gentlemen invited to call and examine
the system for themselves.
Lessons are given lch houses Az NAV suit the
convenience vi all and to classes formed ia any part
OF the city.
Ladies' who prefer can receive ,essoos Al their
sidences. $50
Pera1.s paying e irse oflessuns srs desired
o atten"' ,Nv ell Us hey wish
ssaK BROTHER.
F" ~ Kegs, 100
Englisl, dos Ia bbls. 400 d
loo Paint Brushes, various sizes;
Case Vermilli,m;
Sbhls CORAL VnrnisL
49, 2 Japan -.-..
r." Coteh o."
20 packs Geld Leaf:
50 do Silver do
ION do Dutch Metal.
WINDOW GLASS, American Ei sljsh and Frspcb
Ela00 boxes, sarious sizes aud qualities.
Boston Lrewn do.-5OO boxes, colsignn emf, will be
old low.
Also. general assortment CT artists colour, and
cole, tor sale BY w SCALES,
,p No t6 Canal street.
AZ m no.es is.e1 a,S and Mississippi
notes rvs received at III per dseo1 fnr goods
o. inn. tof debts. il /, e''us'
M ARbLE CHIMNEY PIECE -WAtEuousr
4yA Customhonse street, opposite the post, Office
The subscrbers now receiving from ths;, G.o;
tories in New York, and will keep constaptlv ,,,,
hand general assortment If Marble Mun,le Pieces
ofsupernr Workmanship. and Of the latest pnt,ern;
made Of the best Egyptian, Italian, Irish and
American marble. Also, Monuments f'otni,s and
Grave Stones. moulded ana plain siIs Md Iirtclr
marble tacings, heartlts and boundary stone
OF Paris. Roman l. Hydraulic Cement and II, s,e =
i Hair, together with splendid assor,,nanif !,
ass mounted aud PLAIN Crates aud Russia IH,.
ratcs OF the newest and most approved patterns.
i,aitering done in the neatest manner and at Inn
r,sst notice. They have first rate n urk,ucn "a
..N''prs work. =
II. 'Axx AIN l. STROUD:
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Eu>IIrON e. ASPiNAII,S

EUSIITON &. ASPINALl'S
FOMPUuNb TONIC MIXTURE--A speedy
~ and cc.tain for tho Fever and A-uc,
| reIni,lc:Il and intermittent irvrrs; prepared from
.'lo original recipe. Used VIII! eminent and uni
vcrsal success IN 1892, by persons OF the hughes,
rcspectahllh. il this cI!y, stated in The annexed
| certificates.
This medicine is highly recommended, and has
boon extensively used in the above diseases with
such distinguished SUCCESS, that the proprietor of
the recipe has been induced to offer it to the pub
lie in its present form in the hope that it may be
the means OF relieving many OF those who are
suffering under the scourge of country. 1t is
medicine possessing great virtue, aud when used
according to tho directions has never failed of
| ctfectng cure, even in the most obstinate stage
of the disorder. 1t is at all disasrccablc, aud
persons Of the weakest stomach, and children NAV
take it with IMMUNITY. 1t strengthens the digestive
organs creates an appetite, and seldom requires
more than one, in obstinate cases, two bottles
to effect a cure. There is neither mercury nor
arsenic in the medicine, nor any thing injurious
to the human constitution. The proprc,ors are
well convinced Of it's efficacy, that they agree
to refund the price of every bottle which has been
takon in accordance with the directions and has
not effected perfect cure of tho fever Il que
A. OLIVER, sole agent for New Orleans, at
his Wholesale and retail drug and medicine store
corner Of Bicnvie and Charlres streets.
For District Agencies apply to
les Il. W. SMITH, 4S Cont st.
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BANK NOTE ENGRAVING-

DAMN NOT Z ENURA INE-
RAWD0N WRIGHT HATCH & EDISON
AVE opened office in New Orleans. possessing
IL equal advantages with their house in New York,
for the purpose Of engraving uni printing Bank Notes,
Bonds, Bills Of Exchange, Certificates Of Deposite,
Checks and other important papers, requiring security
against Forge'ies; and have made ample provision Tor
thu safe keeping Of all plates aud impressions entrst-
ed their care their sprci embrace the of
over five hundred banking institutions, aud all orders
will be executed with prulnptitudc, and the usual
terms. Office, corner of Royal Il Canal street.
NIT
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H>i'oult-auo andng tr III steamer Indepeud-
cnte' :e ] DORSEY,
"I.' ~ -----.- - Al New layre.
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&I.Ilf.I.l.> NEW WORK, Nc-'rhc American
~ England, by toe nnlor "a Year in Slmiu," in
volumes.
Noble D'"d."i Women, in 4! vols.
The Young Wiir'S Book, a manual moral r-i
OTIS and drnrS til duties.
Just received and for sale I,v WN. NkEAN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08

cpHsress. and svly shoiib al lhe election VI Nh.
Roane Mr.. Rive$, IN responding ~ q compliments
~ toast to0h occasion to yDdIcaie the prime Piles If
that currency bill. which is so much the sub
isct Of obloquy aniong those very geullemen, who,
al tlat lInr, paying The homage of heartfelt
graiilude for distinguished services, ard layishng
ihenost extfagagsn eneo minums upon his republican
virtues Not dlscotdani note 10 this numerous as
s,n6qse. disturbed the harmonious greetings aud
i8yous = SITUATIONS Which animated them Ii also
Lacor,,s ,erl.y olfemaak on this OCCASION as Mr..
R5yrs - assaisd nd condemned by MANY of Mr..
rolitical nrads for not repudatng the aid Of
the Whss III tile late Senatorial election, that Mr..
Roanc. Who it seems. was obnoSious, in The esti-
nation OF some, to similar Oh eeann, IN tic course
Of a speech which he made. at this SAFE dinner
with correctness ofjudgment 6lceling allA2 red
ifatlc his head and his heart, iepelled this llea
Of contamination IN Wig support. Among many
other jus. and forcible remarks, lie said" Let US
meyer forget that adyersarles are bone Of our
bone and flesh of our lleshhat they our friends,
our mel ghbours, and courymen." To those who
press tins objection 10 Mr.. Ryes, we would com
mend the old adage-" le who live IN glass houses,
should not HT0r stones al your nei9hdorS' ipiHd0uS
h..
The official organ ofGeneral Jackson the Globe)
III 1888, shortly after tho SubIfeasury scheme was
preached, aud when II was alone oounienanced by Il
lev ultra Wings, assalled 1t IN the most violent
tefns as measure ffaughl with mischief and threat
euing our liberties Ii asserted, "tat 1t would en-
large Executive power by putting IN lis hands the
means Of corruption THAT II would transfer the
money directly into the palms II ErccatiHe agents,
the fcnds and parzans Of the President instead Of
is being kept on deposte IN banks, whence il could
be drawn for other than public purposes, without
certain detection, and hus exposing ii 10 be plum
dercd by a hundred hands, where one cannot nor
reach it.-"Sed tcmPora matantar Ell nos matumer IN
dts"
"Aeu chansc with fortune manners change with clnes
Icncis with books md principles with tune
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08
Unusually large supply Of
SEsSsF.S'a. GOODS,
JUst received nj Tie Sterc Of
=. Y RI 'ES q LEEEE

M l. BEG LEAVE TO call the attention of The
w public at large to our very heavy Stock of
Dry Goods, Groceries, shoes, Hats. Romncts,
Combs, Hardware, E'nrasoIs, Umbrellas, &c. &c.
These GOODS were selected by our senior part
with great care, III New ok, Philadelphia aud
Baltimore, aud bought for CASH, and will be sold
At a small ntoIt for CASH ONLY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08
LYNCMBURG COTTON YARN.

We have large quantity of SPUN CorroN, which
can be sold at about present Factory prices
In offering the present LARGE STOCK OF Goops Ia
the public, we can safely say ii is superior to any
heretofore offered by us, aud we doubt whether I'm
amount and varety9 II Is surpassed by many in up
per Virginia
COUNTRY MERCHANTS, PEDLARS and
all others, who buy TO sell again, will do well to give
Us call eau sell them many articles as low as
they could buy them in the United States
J. J. PURNIS & DuFFEL.
April womir
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08
.FDHss G.. .PEpP,,,.

Us NOW receiving his SPRING SUPPLY of
z STApLEand FANCY GOODS, recently pur
chased principally at AUCTION, in the Norhetr
Glues, for a = III and selected, in per
son, with great care liom the late extensive in.
PORTA1 IONS.
lis assortment IN respect 10 variety, beauty, style
and chcapnrss, will be interior none ever offered
IN this market. The public are invited to call and
examine.
March o5 dw r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08
american cotton FsssH ssOOFes,
G. d d Id "a

In Domestic Goods we are prepared 10 offer BAR
GAINS, as our Stock laid IN before the late ad
vance in Cotton aud Wool.
4, : and 81 brown and bleached Shirtinrs:
Shccungs, brown and bcached:
Brown Drlllings and Cotton Oznaburgs
Blcachcd Dnlhugslor Corsets, a Il e article;
Bed Ilckla4s, some superior;
Apron Checks Furniture do;
Plalds and Stripes for female servants;
kentucky Jeans, Plaid Cassnets
BIank els, a large Iol lor Bont ConGra AZ q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08

his present opinions either 10 show TIN, n il in r.
vor Of or opposed 10 this policy, - just as j, han.
pens" And, in relation 10 Internal Improvement,
likewise, have his former in broad contr,,,
with his present prolessionsihe rofes being give,
when he had nothingl fear from the honest exprc,
sons of his real opinions orto hope from their sun.
preston, while the professions made under CIR.
cumstanees well calculated TO throw doubt nno,
Their sincerity. Nor should it be forgotten that eys
his 3" professions" in striking conlr ST v;b
the acts ofhis Administratlon--the appropriations
works If Internal Improvements, being aire M :,
as they ever merei
1t is strange that great Address prepared. a. :, j.;
understood, by Judge OF the Court OF Appeals 49,,
sent forth under the sanction Of imposing n,,o..
should be Tins dsfsured by bold assertions. Will
are falsiied by facts that lie the surface of II.
last three yeas' history.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08

and when tn debate came On upon the eiuuFJl OF
the Deposits. the same ground was taken by he
Republican partY --wl1uu, ~ the same tme, lie sub
stiinic of tie Sub-ffessuries was pressed By Nj
iofdau il received tie vote OF but one Republican
me- ber Of the House 81 Representative. 1he4
Republican press OF that day took up Nh Le'ghs
speech. and denounced the scheme of iesorIlns
IL afrcasures. all appointed by the President. and
renewable At his viii, with all the public money in
Then actual psssefsiaaa hcir pockefs. dos. trunks
and r8ulb"-coutcnded that the present system
Of dePosues for the public money. regulated by Law"
# viii be, Is good for safety, aud the least La
bic abuse bs he Executive. Of any which the VII
OF man can eoncriye;' aud declared "hat The poieer
nor cr.r,isf err he STATE Banks rs only speh as
has ban cfsfase{ iy Hfe Administrations 4 lFdd
.Helon, me 13amsts, JsfsrsoH, Madison and Monroe
but If Couetess can be induced TO impose upon II
neu aud Wholesome restrictions. Gen Jackson Will
eofs 1t anuher oil che happy fruits Of ms lir-
Essed. but ior himself and his country. most iOtu-
uale Administration" And. yet says Mr. Richie,
Ifs are give up this system nor. without any i'm
pefous neeessity, and fy 10 the system proposed by
lie Wings, aud opposed by the stauuohest Refubli.
ems IN 1881.
We viii merely aid, without comment, a few
more extracts nom The EuquIror, We are ANXIOUS
10 deIye the fall benefit Of rs potential Influence IN
tlus appeal Ia our Republican brethren;
F,om he enquirer, September sh ls37.
ellow Is il that the great masses OF the two par
lios seem 10 be respectively shifting the grounds
tlIey occupied IN '3l'-lhe friends Of the Admins
nation violently assaed Utmost Of tie RrpubIl-
cans with the President at then head, IRE inclined
10 support il. a better soldier than ourselves then
efse louh tie most serious objections 10 the
schemes.
The Public moneys, from tie time ollhcir re
ceipt to lie tnc Of lhen disbursement. amounting
as they often do, to or Twelve millions OF dollars.
must remain ~ the hands OF individuals afPonJed
b4Hie Presiddat and ffmotabic al ms wdt They
ought not 10 br keptu heI P9clets eHt5s o. ta4ils
II
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JOIN q y = T. n'2g'''
noittoh'i ~. il,s" ,c''
El'h w !, ! ~ ! - = ! ~, = T.
.... HaH l.l.'.', i''''i'se'
Mo'o 10 - 49,, ',',, $780,,
' emo, fI'Sefei'
W ~, ~ | :. l ! ~ =, ,.,=...,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08

ihey respectfully invite the ladies' TO call and exam
nc they arc determined 10 sell them GOOD ba,.
March - 3n,f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08

G = In reference to the Prosecution of Van Blu
rem oiice-holders, to make room for others of tho
same party, the New York correspondent of the Ma
ional lntelgencer makes this excellent remark :
" The Van Buren, party seem to be acting the
part of cannibas. Having no Wings to up. they
are eating up each other"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08
MOTE Al

Since this Address was written, striking illnslra-
ton Of the truth oi this remark, has been furnished
in the proceedings of Convention OF friends ot the
Administration in the Frederick Congressional Dis
ujci, which met or the purpose Of nominating can
+.ta'e i"I Cohsl IS. -. lanes NJ 1"'son' "'
lac member uniform State Hgnls kepubiean,
and grntem1n Of fine talents, had differed with the
Administration on the Sub-Trcasufy question: pre-
erine HE Special Opposite plan, which WIS re
commended by MI Van Butcn as his second choice.
Mr.. Mason, ia 4 letter 10 of his constituents,
aud IN an ad iess to the people oil his DISTINCT both
recently published, distinctly avowed his preference
Ion Mr. Van Bntcn over any Of those who have been
spoken at rs likely be hts competitors for the next
Presidency and declared. that d" whether IN public
OF private lte, Mr.. Van Buren, should have his sup
Port, earnestly aud ,talopSiy given But this, Il
seems. was not enough to proplIaIe the Convention
Nj. Mason had disagreed IN opinion with them OF
. the sub. Treasury question, aud that disagreement
could no, be cured by pledges OF earnest aud Jealous
support oi Mr.. Van Bufcn. The objection was "a
tai, and Mr.. Mason was put aside TO make room TO
+ Sub Treasury Democrat, who received the nom
nation, "Oa with his head! 80 much for BuehIng
. lam -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08

THE NATIONAL DEBT.-Ihe Secretary Of
the Treasury, under date of April l, gives notice
that the whole amount OF Treasury Notes out
standing (n other words of the National Debt
is 81 590492 Is.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08

Official Abases.-ln speech dellyeledb y Mr. Rail
Of Tennessee, in the House Of Representatives 90
the eth oil February, that gentleman mentioned H..
following instance of official delinquency in co,,,
fiyorte, AMI his consequent exemption from r,,na.
sibiy and punishment-Nay, he is absolutely >,
parded for his gross misconduct, TO call il hn,1
harsher term. Mr.. Bell said
II had selected the case of the charge d'a0s;ro,.
the Court OF Naples striking illustration of ,hs,.
views. Mr.. Throop, devoted partisan of the prs
sldcnt filled the station OF naval officer of III, n
of New York from 1929 TO March, 1898 a nl,cot
considerable profit and high responsibility. Il ,n
pears from the Information which has been laid M
tables, and By the conclusive Argument of M.
friend from Ohio, tMr. BoyD,) that the defaca,ion
OF the late collector of New York could not have mr.
Cured but by his conniyance, or total neglect Of
the duties of his Office. Next to the c9lec,or
himself, this Nan, then, stands before the Publc 40
tho most cnlpable Of all the subordinate Officers q,
the Government; yet, II seems, he had interest o
uoush at Count to escape the storm whicl he mue,.
have known would soon break over his head in Ana
iica, by getting high official station abroad. He
either pvy 10 the deaieation of he late colle,to,
or he mnst be regarded as Of the most lucky men
OF the age TO get so wcii-tImed a transfer from New
York to Naples. There it appears, he is deemed
worthy 10 remain. after all the late disclosures Of his
misconduct. He is existing and striking exam
pie Of the lGay in which the spolls system operates
dttless ora all events,a most worthless aud neg
hgent public servant, orr glnay appointed to a re-
sponsible aud profitable station, without any parcu-
lar merit qualification, after being the cupabIe
cause OF the loss OF more than million of dollars TO-
the public Treasury, is promoted to still more de
srable station aud is thought to be fit and wor-
thy representative Of the character and principles of
this Government at foreign Court. ! do notle-
cognse the principle Of rotation even in this promo
ton. II is singular that two such important tlices
in succession should be conferred upon man OF no
| higher merit, even in a party point OF view bur
what his services may have been IN that respect we
do not know Ii would be an instructive labor if any
one were TO inquire and inform the public of
the whole number OF public officers VINO are
retained in office for the Same reasons that Mr..
Throop is now enjoying one-to the utter neglect
aud contempt OF the character and interest Of the
country.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08
81 0EEEskES.

We keep constantly on hand good assortment o
Loaland Brown Sugar, Tea, Coffee, Salt, &c. &c
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08
Hardware. shoes, Combs. &c.

In thc above branches Of our business the assort-
ment Is complete. As a pant OF the Table Ware,
we have Silver Tea aad Table spoons, AN
article becoming in general USE and almost equal in
appearance and durability to real Silver.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08

Organization Of torn Aud,oriiieS.-John r. D.,
Payne ESQ., has been elected Mayor Ilen,y M.
Didlake, Esq, Rec order; md Caswell Poe, Esq,
Senior Alderman forthe Cooperation of Lynchburg.
the present year. Smi,hson II. Davis has been u
unanimously reelected President of the Common
Council.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-04-08

THE WING ADDRESS, Wing mem
bers OF the Legislature have published Address
to the people of Virginia We will lay i, before
readers in our next, having given up IA large portion
OF our columns day TO the fearless and able Ad
dress OF the Conservatives. The Richmond Wing
speaking the Address ofthe Wing members OF the
general Assembly says
We lay his State paper this morning before our
readers. 1t is written with great elegance and vi
GOT and takes comprehensive and impressive view
OF public affairs. It's imposing array OF daunlng facts,
based they pom undenable official sources,
will make deep impression upon the minds of the
people of Virginia, and destroy their waning conf
dence in the patriotism, integrity and ability olthe
present Administration. 1t does to us that
no impartial man peruse it without having the
conviction forced upon him, that Mr.. Van Buren,
is an nsincere, timcScryng and untrust worthy pol
tcian, with no fixed principle save selinterest, to
guide him, and that the best interests of the country
will be promoted, and only be promoted and
placed upon enduring basis, by his exclusion
from the high office which he holds.
But lave not space notice all the strikin z
and conc lusiye views of the address, is il ncces
sary. Its origin will commend ii to public cosidc-
ration, and It's merits will commend public admird-
ton and approval.
1t may not be amss to state that the address was
adopted 1citout a dissenting 1oicc by the Wings o
The General Assembly. A few would have preferred
ii with some ght additions or notifications, but it
embodied the leading views OF all--and all minor OBJ
Jectons were nobly waved in consequence of the
hearty aud unanimous concurrence Of the great is
sues involved.