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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-03

lHK WooL BUsiNEss.-We learn from Vermont
,i'a' ue asfcuiinfists of that wool growing State
nave The best prospects before them in relation To
!h's great staple. AT Rutland, some DAYS since
large lots were sold by producers TO the manuiacur-
e's' II was SAID TO DE first lot of washed fleece
WOOL containing about $4,000. lbs the crowtI of
,n,ee years from one flock. 1t went for So cents
inss cff'a'nly good beginning and II this springs
crop can be sold readily atahat rate i, is 70 no bs
the farmers Will not hold on for high p,,ce-,La,
u.s. we mean from 4s TO SO cents. Good mr,ino wnoI
IN other parts Of the STATE has been sold as Lib a,
IN Tue place mentioned above. The St Jobnsbu,v
p'pef says that The sagnaon which rested upon the
"oo'-growing interest lie few past years is pas.
sing OIL like morning cloud. Portland Courier.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-03

CANAL TOLLS.-Thc amount ofiolls oolI,e-
ted On the Nea sth Canals. Dung the present
season, up TO The Ia INST embracing ap,riod OF %
days, Is stated Al s23l.I76.
Tie Canal aad Eailtoa1 tolls collected on lhe
Pennsy vaoil lurfGffmcu's. cot he week ending
Nay 9, we're S42 27l. Tie whple amonnt of tolls
received OF the Pean>y lsauiA public works, during
the prescott season up to May elh, including ne.
Rod Il - days, Ia stated ~ S27572l. The aeere-
gate tolls Tor similar lerod last year, were $3.50
As3-Ihas sheeiue an Increase tie pfrsru season.
over the last. OF So $50. THIS l. certainly ebcuut.
sgaei and uota itslaudiug HE lets md hndr,nces
tehieiy arising out oi her agreeable plty roitc.
which the keystone State has ma VIII IA prosecn.
ting her works OF Internal improvements we do NOT
wonder that SIC should pcrsoye.e.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-03

LAWFUL EEYENGE-Mduy yeais since n gentle
mat ~ Ne"ington, parish OF Weihersfed Con
heeheut. who was very Ic -ious aud consci,niious
man, married Que oil the most li-uatufed and lroab
hlfsome women VIC could be found IN I e y,ctuux
his occ isioued universal surluse ,be,.v., H.
was known and one Of his uclghbos rentnr.d in ,sL
hun The reasons which had governed his cho,,. =
lie replied. that having had but little trouble m In.
world he was tea inl "i becoming too nch attach
81 10 'hnes ol tune aad sense, aud lac Thought thai
by experiencing some Affections lie should Lec,,,
more "eHued from lie world, ard thai l., u,a,,,,d
saea woman as lie thought would accomplish
this object. F'S''
lhe best pau of The story is that the wife. h.a,.
me reasons Why lie married her was ,ruch
onehneu' aud out d rereage became one of IN. os,
lieasant aud duiiIni wives in the town drcl.un,
'ha' sne WAS bot gofn. 10 he made packbor.e 10
carry hei husband 10 heaven "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-03

company OF German Luhetans, zoo in number
are ABOUT making settlement in Peny county Mis-
sout'' he, have puiohase 10000 acres, with a
Brazoo creek.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-03
UNIVERSITY OF Virgin,

We have received Catalogue Of The Officers and
Students Of the lnnefny ii Virginia, Tor the SEES
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-03
MANIAC. i. ss$' OE'EEIE.
RiChsnOnd virsiaia.
CAPITAL PRIZE
900 Dol lars!
and fourteen drd,Ca numbers.
III TTERl.

CLASS No. !, FOR 1885
To be drdwa at Aierandrja. u. c. on Sdttrdap,
15h JaHc. S39
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-03

Beside, mizes Of Sls0-Sl60-s l5o- Sl4O-Sl3O
-Sl2o-Sl0O-S15-S50 S50-SlO aud 50
ii DrNscM .NWAMbers out OT7S.
Tickets onl, s2o-liaIve> slo-Quarress So
EIghths 50 30
Morning herald., 1839-06-15

ssst - tAss sys hsvs very little hopes; bet sLousa -
miracle. do no, tIr s, ss Is. a. great
q that eye; indeed, ft bora, have been
ysy ycSn. As to Doctors they DO not visit my house.
eonnoer myself IN the treatment Of fever
esmpetent in the United States therefore not
put them in competition with you.
Your obedent servant, STEPu GrRARpp
Copy of Letter from Capt E. George of phadpl ia dated
Havre de Grace, the 10th of September, 1899
sR-I is about three weeks since conded myself 10
your treatment Tor the sight OF my right eye, which was
entirely deprived the effects of distressing disease "a mar-
nant iever When commenced could discover any o6
men. can every thing the letter. on printed
bill at more than five hundred ysrds And can
facility could before nv Disease the smallest nrnt
There is at present. little difference between the strength Of
me right eye and that Of the left that difficult for
consider myse happy my dear that my cure adds much
honor 10 an infinite number Of Others but less brilliant
Wen you nave performed since arrival France and
which you obtain every day with my cases
perhaps aggravated than mine having to
surgical operations You make Of this any
way please Being about to sail for Philadelphia
the public become acquainted with your by
papers, and about 10 leave Havre u
states cannot prove my cure personally refer yos and all
persons Mesrs Bickham SCoham merchants Of
hasle, VINO VIII answer LOT me
Receive Sir with my thanks the expressions ofmy sincere
gratitude. EDWARD GEoRGE, Jr.,
OF the ship Superb Of Philadelphia.
To Mr. Williams, Honorary Oeulst to the King Of France,
"DR WILLIAMS THE OCULIsT
We recently made visit of an hour TO this gene
mans Establishment, in order be satisfied Of the rsih
falsehood Of the thousand certificates Of wonderful
formed BY him. Quackery mpudent and unscrupuloas
day. that the exhibition ofa string Of certificates from
unknown individuals goes for little nothing with muludes
and we resolved to know the right Of the matter
would nuch publish truth than falsehood
communication After prolonged and close scrutiny Of Dr.
Williams operations and free conversation with fifteen
or twenty Of his patients individually mpeed to the
conclusion that either the Doctor must be skM Ocus and
great public benefactor great many people lie egre
giously without any conceivable motive object We
those who had been blind from the cradle restored sight, and
ton rejoicing regained and still improving vision.
This and much more and heard and either
discred abundant testimony, believe that Dr. Williams
skilful and remarkable Oculist..
Editor Of the New. Yorker.
I3- We refer readers to last Thursdays double
sheet for Fsresn Documents the subject of EYEs
jel33td<W+
Morning herald., 1839-06-15
MR.. WILLIAMS, THE ENGLISH ocULrsT.

p2- Ia 1919, Mr.. Williams happened 10 he Havrc, in
France the ARRIVAL o Capt Edward George (of the ship
Sup rb ef Phadeps who had lost the sight of
Within n enh he left the port, having the or eyes
by the application of the remedies entrusted to his
great the Captains gratitude, that his return Pa
dpha ne persuaded his patron the late Stephen Grsrd ESQ.,
or that become his patient and him also
the many which Captain George witness Havr
try the sight Of he thought he had from
his birth and By letter from MIR Girard dated April lB
1890 he MIR Williams that his eye better
than period Of his life The great age, nearly Nrrry
hmdrancc proved instances on per
than eighty oi agt AMI who We re-
stored -igt in London, who than hundred
Very many sucking infants have also been Int nv
his remedies the application Of the which
produces temporary rtng, that goes on in ew
The afflicted living Al any ds,ence, may obtain his oni n os
their by applying NY letter postpaid s he will not re-
ceive any other stating every Particular aswe their
constitutions &c. when he will irauky hi. opinion he
tcr there any hop Of cure, tofho any fee provided that
such letters arrive before the end August 1899 But ne can
only treat the gratis who attend on hun every day
Other persons, however, may be esd hy him nv
with him through the medium their friends AM sup
piled with suitable refneds Tor their varo eases on giving
hm at the time references any n,rchan banker IN
the city Of New YORK. for he ply ne on his usual fees in all
vance which vary according 70 the disease. and The state Of the
fortune of the afflicted
Extract Of letter from stephen girard ESQ., late Banker ~
lhiad,lphis " Mr.. Williams Ocul,st, Paris.
Ihave lad slow hot favorable prospects The kin that
covered The eye ck Mud cfs yeowish appearance -
now much cafcr nd lighter particularly IN the centre ~ the
ee AMI 90 he right edge % the pupil wch can ain
be distinguished under The cataract A. % the recovering the
Morning herald., 1839-06-15

Since 1920 the manufacturers of O. B ain have Iookea
with jealous eye towards Prussia Switzerland aud IN fact 10
the whole PrussoG Union From the fret dawn Of
the manufacture of cotton ~ and as but particularly wool
in the con,deratd German States tae master spiners IN
England have do their utmost towards extending their own
the great agitation resp g The Coz ne last hree
years AID the recent pr dig escr the manufactures.
fr their abrng on a.d Tor free AID liberal trIe in .r,.
with the continental ris III small shipments ~ w1o,,
goods from Prussia 70 America imm daeiy afer 1870 no
daccd The gtatst cnsa0n W Manchester anca birs AID al
aud wa he main e 80 pcra ioss against az ~
~ the trade Exertions have su hem made n lng.
iand 70 produce the raw material ~ Sufficient quantities. 20 a.
Morning herald., 1839-06-15
M q N X " Al A R X EFT.
Friday. June l4...6 n. NJ

There was little buoyancy in Wall street today
The sales Of stock have been limited In
Is evincedn others decline apparent. North American
Trust Banking Company recedea per cent? vichsburg
per cent; Canton per cent Mohawk per cent ston-
ngton improved II per cent; Harlem per cent.
The situation Of affairs in the South daily becoming
and the difficulty Of procuring settlements Of Indebtedness in
creasn This indicated BY the rates Of Exchange
The following the Of Bank Notes and Ex.
Morning herald., 1839-06-15

PRoFEssoR or OBsTErRIcs.--The " Courier
highly lands the qualifications Of DR.. Manley, who
just appointed Professor Of Obstetrics in the Med
ical College, from all Of which do not wish to de-
tract; but still, insist, that Mrs. Cove bet
ter qualified because she has less Of the cid woman
and does not wear such quantity OF psttcoat. Sc
rousy, is it not shame to see the Medical College
Of New York in the hands Of respectable old wo-
men, who belong to the last agel When will the
University organize its Medical SCHOOL, Is there
lbcraity enough here to raise 5000 and start a
new medical school, that will redeem the reput alton
of the city and countryl
Morning herald., 1839-06-15

No. The double sheet Herald" will be Published
next Wednesday morning.
Morning herald., 1839-06-15

Guar YouR CoUeHs!-Dr. Taylor's Balsam Of
Liverwort is the cure for coughs For seven years
this medicine has been used successfully in this city,
and now we see IL is going throughout the Union
No medicine is SO well calculated TO stay the ravages
Of Consumption as this, and every person should
profit by its II Is not too much to say this
dy is used by our best physicians and most Of
citizens IL is sold at 375 Bowcry.
Morning herald., 1839-06-15

The CAsADAs.-The Montreal papers begin to
"say and swear" that there will be another out
break, rebellion insurrection, inroad into Cana
da, on or about the 4th Of aext Juy-but they don't
add whether it may not be put of account Of the
weather. On what is this superstition founded1 I
Why, the Canadians, in their religious professions
look very grave and pous, that il BODIES nc good
Well for aught can tell, these may be signs Of
pregnant evil NB.-A programme OF the next Ca
madam nsurrection in next.
Morning herald., 1839-06-15

o. The LITERARY GAZETTE published today is
in fac, and truth, the only decent weekly periodical
published in New York.
Morning herald., 1839-06-15

01t- WEBB went TO England in the Great Western,
and will return in her IL he should not be arrested
in Bristol. Richard Irvine, the agent here, conceal
ed his name, and had il published thus: !" Mr. -
in the papers. How many others did Master Irvine
"SwartwoutP' Is 1t not pretty business for the
agent Of a respectable company to be engaged in7
Morning herald., 1839-06-15

HuNBUes OF THE DAr.-The camp at Trenton
the whig national Convcntion-the ending Of the
Florida war--the expected Canadian insurrccticn-
the late Cotton Circular-Amos Kendall and the Post
Ofhce-Major Noah and old clothiers.
Morning herald., 1839-06-15
MORNING HERALD.
o. For legal intelligence, see first page.

0U- The WEEKLY HERALD will be published TINS
day at eight o'clock Price 81 cents, at the office,
q Ann street
Morning herald., 1839-06-15

o. The Florida war is in full blast again. How
could it be otherwise? General Macomb had no
rgh to stop the system Of making fortunes by cheat
ing the government in contracts for beef, &C.
Morning herald., 1839-06-15

HARDwARE AND CUTLERY Of the very first qali-
ty at low cash prices, always on hand, for sale at
Delavans, ii MAIDEN Lane, and also at the corner Of
Broadway and Broome streets.
Morning herald., 1839-06-15

ANOTHER ISpIcTmESr ron LIBrL.-we learn that
an application will be made to the present Grand
Jury, 10 ndict ingenious engraver in Wall street,
for libcpg distinguished lady and gentleman, by
representing them to the life, in private box Of the
National Theatre. We have not learnt what the ma
ture Of the libel is who the lady sbut IL 10 said
that il will be curious for the lawyers TO han
die What is the law Of libel caricatures or en-
gravings1
Morning herald., 1839-06-15

GJ- The politicians have not yet settled which
party has carried the day in Virginia Can they tell
which wil hereafter, have the hottest corner call
down belowl"
Morning herald., 1839-06-15

n5> Captain Samuel u. Hooker, Of the slave
schooner Clara, died yesterday the Hospital on
Staten Island lie had been sick with the coast fc-
yer ever since his capture. lie refused medicine Of
any kind, aud would drink nothing but water from
the time he arrived in Quarantine.
Morning herald., 1839-06-15

0U-Two Midshpmen Of the United States Navy
sent their designations yesterday to Washington
and have accepted the invitation TO join the Texian
service the "Globe" to the contrary notwithstand-
inp.
Morning herald., 1839-06-15

FLeUR TRADE The papers, far and near, arc
now boldly out on the -four spectators. We en-.
posed this monopoly two years ago, by figures and
calculations when every other paper bolstering
il sp and accusing us Of errors and mis- statements
The Herald the first and only paper that opened
the war; and kept IL up till the enemy is conquered
We will put down the cottsn, beef, butter aud stock
spectators before we have done.
Morning herald., 1839-06-15

SYMPTOMS DECAY THg WALL STREET
PREss.-Scveral Of the Wall street papers--the
"Express" and "Gazette''-are trying 10 get rid of
their credit system Of business, by establishing the
cash system, as we understand il. Brooks, Of the
Express is negotiating with carriers and
news boys, but il is up hill work Don't des pair,
Brooks, It's as easy boobyng Get up a fine sup
per on tick-fll the bellies of our boys with good
cheer, they will promise great things day but
never perform them. About year ago, a couple OF
our employees tried to start paper that plan, but
unfortunately burst in week. The boys eat, drank
and promised things unuttcrable-but when they rot
sober next morning, they would buy nothing but the
" Herald" The truth is, the Wall street papers
must 60 down-musti Nothing can save them No
paper or person win away news boys-nor
any scheme ian pair the onward ofthe "erad /"
b. Double sheet next Wednesday. No use of
advertising in any other paper till that day-then we
do the thing at half the Wall street prices and give
Il ten times the circulation.
GsNpLrrc At ELEcTioSs.-what is the reason
that the case involving the betting % Joe HoSie,
contrary all law and morality Is put on day after
day, al the Court Of Common plcasl Have not the
Judges the moral courage 10 bring the upl
! o. hmergo yespucci the fair Florentine, was
~ - Louis, and is going othe falls Of St Anthony
Morning herald., 1839-06-15

o.. The HARLEM RAIL ROAD charges double
price on Sunday for ride from the Park to the up
per part Of town. The reason is p!ain--they commit
dosble wickedness on Sunday, because there may be
double the quantity Of children and dogs in the
street. and wckedness is like strawberries, rich
monopoly. they charge more, and properly too, for it.
The price Of ride to Nowland's splendid Hstel is
the same as on week days.
Morning herald., 1839-06-15

Map Docs All the politicians Of wall street
Morning herald., 1839-06-15

THE DEBroR's PRIsos.-The Grand Jury ycster-
day ints Court, and made the following present
ment to the Court Of Sessions:-
"e Grand Jury o the city and County Of New York having
visited the debtors prison. fad IL in dirty and uncomfortable
condos arising the Keeper informs the Grand Jury, from
the &C aid being furnished to keep clean and
proper order The attention o the Court respectfully called
TO the subject, On behalf Of the Grand jury.
J. OorHour, Foreman.
New York. Jane Ia, 1889
The Co.r ordered the preserment te Transmitted to the
Mayors Office
Morning herald., 1839-06-15

O.. hmerigo yespucci, the fair Florentine, was
Y ST. Louis, and is going tothe falls o. st. Anthony
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-05-29
HYGEIAN.
HyHIS Is TO CERIFY, that Mr.

HNHIS Is TO CERIFY that Mr.. SAMUEL
L. YoUNG having given assurance ofhis convc-
lion in the Hygeian Theory of Physiology as de-
veloped by the British College OF Health, London
and having furnished the necessary security against
counterfeits, is appointed State Agent for vending
the HYGEIAN VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
MEDICINE AND PUBLICATIONS IN and for
the state Of Rhode-Island.
la confirmation whereof | have this sixth day OF
February, one thousand eight hundred and thirty
eight, set my hand. GEORGE TAYLOR,
Sole General agent for the United Staies Of Ameriea,
by appointment othe British College of Hedih
THE subscriber being appointed Sole Agent by
Or. George Taylor, (Successor to DR.. II. Shepard
Moat,) for vending MORISON'S HYGEiAN
UNIVERSAL MEDICINES in the State of
Rdodc. Island, hereby gives notice that no person
will be authorized to vend said Medicines in this
city but for the accommodation of the public, a.
gents appointed in different parts of the State
and to guard against mposItions, they may rest
sured that should any Medicines be offered for sale
in this State; purporting TO be MOrisoHS Hygeiaa
Unirersat Medicines, by any person except myself,
or my authorized agents, as named below that they
will be a spurious article. SAMUEL YOUNG.
No. l07 Westminster street.
AGENTS APPOINTED, VIZ.
Mr.. DAVID MELVILL, Newpor,-Mr. ELL
PHALET YOUNG, Wickford-Mr. JOHN b.
WALKER, Woonsocket. mchl4-ly.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-05-29
X. uoUTELLE. SURGEON .DrEsrl

n X. DOUTELLE, SURGEON DTESTis,
II. respectfully informs the citizens OF New
port and is vicinity, that he has taken rooms IN
The house formerly occupied by Dr. Case, at the
fbot Of Washington Square. where he IS prepar'
ed to attend to operations in Dental Surgery, in
IT'S several branches. lie offers to insert mineral
teeth in any number from one TO full se either on
pvots or gold plate, the case may require be will
also fill decayed teeth cleanse aud extract teeth, all
Of which is done in a safe and the NEST approved
manner, at reasonable prices.
DIR. Boutee, while in the study aud practice Of
Dentistry, has spared no pains to make himself mas
ter of his profession aud has availed himself Of .
knowledge Of most OF the recent improvements in
be art He confidently trusts that TO those who
may avail themselves Of an examination of his work,
that alone will be sufficient recommendation but
to secure confidence of ALL the following Testimonial
is inserted from Doci. Esten of Prov idence whose
merits Dentist are well appreciated BY the pub
lie generally.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-05-29
NEWPORT
THo6SoNIAN INFIRMARY.
(Corner Of Spring and Nh Street:.) }

Corner Of Spring and MiH Streets.
TuNHE citizens of Newport and the public gener.
IL ally respectful lily informed that this Infr-
mary is in charge Of Doct. JESSE w. MICH
OLS, that patients admitted as usual, laboring
under Chronic acute disease in ITS varied forms
and will receive medical aid and attendance requisite
to facilitate the most safe and speedy relief
Vegetable aud Mineral posous Of every descrip-
ton are excluded from the Catalogue OF our reme-
dial agents also, bleeding, bstering and physicing
from our practice; article Of medicine being used
by us but such as has been fully proved by long
practical experience, to be congenia to health. uni
form in its specific results and ac ton, in the reno
val of Instructions from the $, stem therefore, those
who prefer healing remedies in the hour of sickness
aad distress, TO the vrulen poisons literally used
by the mineral Faculty may here be supplied with
pure Thomsonian Medicines.
s-'r All orders from the Town or country for med
icine will meet prompt attention.
Ladies in delicate health. who have in vain sought
relief from mineral prescriptions may prevent much
suffering and prouacted illness by trying the Thon-
sonian Treatment.
-..The public may be supplied with Family
Right RobInson's Lectures, and other medical book,
al the lnfrmary. march g.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-05-29
BADNESS,
BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR,

! ri 5 the grandest ornament belonging TO the human
IL frame. How strangely the loss OF IL changes the
countensnce, and prema,urely brings the appear.
ance OF old age, which causes many 10 Ieco at be-
ing uncovered, and sometimes even shun society TO
avoid the tests and sneers OF their acquaintance the
remainder of their lives consequently spent in re.
urement. In short, not even the loss OF property.
| nils the gonerons thinking youth with that heavy
sinking gloom as does the loss OF his hair To avert
l all these unpleasant circumstances, OLBllDGE'S
B In OF COLUMBl stops The hair from !al-
ling Oft on the FIRST application and few bottles res.
torres it again Hlikewise produces eye brows aud
whskers; prevents the hair from turning gray
makes 1t curl beautifully, and frees it from scurf.
Numerous certificates OF the first respectablity in
support OF the virtues OF Olbrldge's Balm are shown
/ by the propretors,
" Read the following.
ROBERT WI RTON, Esq. late Mayor
Philadelphia, has cerihed. as may be seen below,
10 the hi gh character of the following gentlemen.
The undersigned do hereby certify that Ne have
used the Balm OF Columba discovered by J. Old
bidge, aud have found il highly seIviceabe not only
preventive against the falling of OF hair, but al
WM. TIL TCHER, sen.
Methodist Minister in ST. George church.
No. 81 North fiith-st
JOH p. INGLlS, 3Ji rch-st
JOH ID. TnoMAS, N. ID. l63 Race-st
JOH :. FUREf, l0l Spruce-st
HUGH MeCURDY, PAS South 9Th st.
JOHN q RID. jr l23 rch-st.
Ii will certainly RAISE Its virtues IN the estimation
OF the public, when II is known that three OF the
bovs sgners arc more than % years Of age, and the
others not less than 30.
(from the Msyor.l
CoNMoSw ALrH OF p SSsYLvANi,l
City OF Philadelphia
!, ROBERT WI RrON, Mayor Of said city Of
Philadelphia do hereby certify that anI well &C
qnalntea with Messrs J. z. lnglis, John 5. furey,
aud Hugh McCurdy, whose names are signed TO the
above certificate that they are gentlemen OF eharae
ter and respeclabiIty aud as such full credit shonld
be given to the SAID ceruhcaie.
la witness whereof, 1 have hereun,e set my baud
and caused the seal VI the eiy to be snied'
[ L. 5. this sixth day OF December, &c.
ROBERT VIII RrON, Mayor.
CAUTION that each bottle OF the gen
uine Balm has a splendid engraved wrapper, on
which represented the Falls Of Niagara the agents
name..Sc.
Sold BY X. j. TALYoR, las Thsn.,,t
Nov. Yl.