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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23
rzonnrs Life Pills md Phcmix Bisters

have been grateful pnbcly acknowledged by the per
benefited who were pre,ous, onaequainted with
the bcauunis Ph,orohen principles upon winch 'ey are
The LIFE MEDICINES recommend themselves ~ disea-
every form and description Their FIRST opeis''on Is 70
loosen from the coats ol the stomach ana bowels me various
impurities aud crities constantly settling around Them, aud
remove the hardened faces Which collect IN inc eon.oin-
tons oil the small niesnes othef Medicines ony Paf'ny
cleanse these and leave sGc collected misses behind % y
produce hpun With ell Its ein OF evils or sud.
den dlarUn wh its imminent dangers. Tins iaet is we'll
known 10 all regular annoniss who examine the human
bowels death and hence the prejudice al these veil in
formed quick Medicines Medicines nrePar-
healdcd the public b, ignorant pe,sns The %.
cond effect of the Lite Medicines is TO cleanse III, Kidneys and
the la,e and u, this mean The liver and The lungs, the
hcnlihnl which entirely depends upon the regularity
urinary oganshc blood which iakes It's red color
from the agency liver aud The lungs before passes IN
the heart being purified by tbein and ncnIshe By
food clean sosach courses freely through TIE
vrins renews every part OF the system and trunIhany
mounts The bnnncr ol health in the blooming check
MoIa's Vegetable Lie Medicines ba,e been ,horonAsv
tested and sSvere , reeay @ t,,s.s
burn Resilcsrness emper Anxiety, Languor and Aelaf
rholy, costyencss, Diarroes Cholera, Feye,s q st
kinda Rheunatisn Goui, Dropsies oil all Kinds Utav-
81, Worms Asthma aud Consumption, Scnrvy Ulcers
Inyoerae Sores Seorhn,ic Enpiions and Bad Complex.
inns Salt Rheun Eyspelas Common Colds and inatseuxR,
aud various other complains which aic the hunmn ha'ne
la Fever aud Agnc, particularly the Life Mede'nes nsye
been most epliney successful much SO that IN the te-
ague districts, Physicians almost universally pre-
scribe them.
uor taking the Life Medicines strictly according TO Che dr.
rec,en. lis moi by re%saer aoiee or y any 'sas
that he hinelnny in their favor thai he hopes 70 sa's
credit. is alonc nv the results Of "a fair triaE
MOFFAT,S MEDICAL MANUAL. desigaed az d.
%cs, sn :" seas lyle rT% rs r ~"s. Ds for
the pm, ose Of rxplaeins tally Mr.. Moms theoIy o.
diseases, will be found h'sh'y interesting 10 persons seq
thereof Price. % ceuisiof sale by Mr. moat asen ses
orally. . -.
Dr. IS + !. r. r ROY ROYAL, sIyneAburs. W.
c. I. ES rES, Lovinsston Nelson Co, "a.
March 81 t96S
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OMMIssIONER,s sALEoE

Pdtudbte Land near Amherst Court House.
DURSUAN L To the PROVISIONS of decree Of the
Il Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chance
~, for Amherst county, pronounced At the Sepiem-
Der term, 1885 IN the case Of" Garland rs Pow
eli,"-tne undersigned, appointed commas iouer
for the purpose. will proceed I" SELL by way of pub
lie auction on The premises, 10 The highest bidder,
for ready money, Thursday. the 30ih day Of Aprl
nrxi, the following tracts oi land 10 vii: tract of
354 acres, aud another Of 240 acres. DESCRIBED
In deed OF Ideniure. made on the o7h day Of une,
1927, between James Powell Of the Il ST pat. Thom-
as X. Brown Of the second part. aud Archibald
Ropcttson, john Penn aud others OF The hind part
except asio acres part of HE tact Of 353 ae,rs.
purchased by Mrs. Mildred Rose. These lands lie
IN the i'm Mediate vicinity OF Amherst Court House,
and are deemed valuable. The sale being made
under deere of court, wall he tciHoui 1eSerte The
little is believed 10 be unqnesrionable, but The under
signed will convey only such lille as is vested 10 HIM
by the decree aforesaid
THOMAS n. EUBANK, Comr.
March 90. 1904
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1900 Hcrcs:

vi which 900 or 700 are open aud seeded oil
WIN grass vi the cleared Land $50 acres arc river
low grounds. 80 acres branct ais well adapted to
grass That portion 81 the Land which is nnclear.
cd, Is well timbeied. The Plantation has belong
ing 10 II, an ample supply OF good Utensils first
raie Ihrrsfiing Machine for getting out
Wheat, OaIs OF Cover : ell Two Wagons with
all the necessary Gear; stock Of fine Cattle. a
mong which are some OF the Durham breed ten
good " otk Horses. tWu Of which are excllen Brood
Mares Stallion about 90 Hogs about 100 bar
reis OF Corn; quantity Of Rye; and 100 bush.
els OF Oats II IL would suit any person 10 buy the
PIan'alion, together with every thing on itas above
enumerated-l should prefer il. have also on the
Plantation or hands whom | am Wiling 10 hnr
10 the purchaser I'LL The crop shall be completed,
Possession may be had very shortly after The sale Is
effected. This is desirable Tract of Land and
respectfully invite those wishing to purchase go
TO see II. The terms shall be quite accommodating
Please apply 10 me in Lynchburc.
PLEASANT PARTIN.
n. b. There are on the above plantation 400 600
Mulberry sips and 5000 mulberry 70 Is OF las,
years growth, winch, II desi ed by the rchascr
viii be sold with il. Il. u.
March 10 Is
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lslAANlSo
"THE LYNCHBURG YIRGINIAN.n

'.,l.l semi. pcekiy ferery Monday and Thursday)
o.ilsr, per payable ia adraaee. No sHbserip,
lille reeeired fora shorter period than SIR month and
ell be diseontinred fercept at the discretion eflae
49,, ssfa all srrearages are paid.
s~pvEK TISE MEN r insertedat5 so CENTS per square
,.r the first Insertion, aud 37l centsor erery sutse
~ Tri,on.
n ,JOB PRINTING ereeutedneaay and erpeditiousiy
- r.axonable iernis.
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Land for sale.

WISH TO SELL. the Tract orIsNp
wn'ch l bought three or four Years ago ui Sam
ne fannlll Ii lies ON Liule Failing liver IN Camp.
bell county, and Contains
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-04-23

BACON.
Ck n0A LBS. BACON Of good quality, on
~|9OOO baud and for sale low for cash.
BRYANT 4 YOUNG.
April Is is
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CLOTHS .a.a.D C.fSSLMEI4E&.
A LOT oi Cloths and CHssissseres, 81 ri
N Colors ard qualities, the assortment equal -
any ever offered in This market. aud at psces dess.
Jediy low. MARLIN, uONs ~ WAnU.
April 10
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STOCK OF NEW SPRING
GOODS at reduced prices.

,li, that they have recently purchased in the cite,
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, on thu
,..,, favorable terms and out Of the latest mrora-
",n, large and general assortment OF GOODS o
n, latest styles and fasho sall OF which they oIe
y. The wholesale aud retail dealer, at prices which
d.y ,hnk cannot fall OF giving satisfaction. The.
,,,uesy solicit calls from country Merchanls-feel
:, confident that their stock comprises as great
,ue,y Of goods as Can be found IN any other house
The following list comprises but small part ofthrii
dsck on hand.
CLOTHS.
r,r fine wool dyed Black Cloths
S,uky's Vest OF England do
Medium and low priced do
Extra hoe Blue Cloths
Medium aad low priced do
Superior Golden Olive do
Invisible Green do
INK Olive, Dahlia, Cad aud Sci Mixed Cloth
l,phslum. Beaver and Pilot Clo,hs--a good ass IL
msnt from common 10 very fine qualities.
CASSIMERES.
Extra fine Wool dyed Black Cashmere
Svpetfue piece dyed do
Fine and Medium Blue do
Prince Alberls--a style Of fancy colored CASH
mere-very handsome aud fashionable.
VESTlNGS.
Ezra fne plain Blk English Satin Vsstings
do do French do
Blk. Fi.r'd. Satn-Shamrock and Thistle patterns
Superfue b uii Cashmere Nesting
White and COl0ftu Nurseries eStnS, caiFaIiely
Sik Velvet aud Valencia do
LINEN GOODS.
Extra ino grass b'eached IRISH Lnens
Medium aud low price do
g. 4 and 1914 Table Diapers
s4, 10 and 1914 Table Cloths
; 4 and A Damask Napkins
- and "A brown French Linens
"a aud A Grass Linen
80 DOMESTICS.
g. 5-4 and A brown Sheeting
a. 10 and A brown Shirung
B,eacLed Shir,ing-all widths and qualities
Meavy Cotton Oznaburgs No. | aud 2, vi Richmond
and Petersburg Manufacture
s4,7.s and A heavy T,,k,ngs.
PRINTS.
New style French Prints
Super London do
Merrimac do-a large assortment al all pr
SILK GOODS.
Hswy Mat,ion Lusulng
81 India Satin
Black Figured Gro de Antique
Plain do do
Superior Black Gro de Rhine
Blue Black Poult dc Sole
Black Figured Americana
Black Figured Hernann Satin
Handsome PLAID Silks
Rich Figured Gro de Nap Silks.
HOSIERY.
Black Derby Ribbed Silk liose-a new article
White do do
Black and White English Six Hose
PLAIN Black do do
Open Worked do do
Black and w bite Cotton Hose. large assortment.
GLOVES.
Black Twisted Silk Gloves
White do do
Culored do do
Black Kid and Horse Skin Gloves
Coored do do
FRENCH WORK.
10 doz rich worked French Collars
Rich worked do Capes
do do Cuffs.
MUSLlNS.
Rich fs'd Swiss Muslirs
PLAIN do
Checked Jaconet do
do Swiss do
~ iped do do
i sra fine Bishop LAWN
do India Book Muslin
Cambria and Jaconrt Muslin.
HANDkERCHlEFS.
Hem stitched Linen Cambria lliks.
Plain and cold bordered do do
Emhroldele ed twisted Silk do
Fig'd and Plain S tin do
Fig'd and plain Silk do
Rich Gauze aud Satin Scarts
Blk. mourning Hdkfs. and Wells.
The above. with many other desirable GOODS on
hand we will take pleasure in exhibiting to those VINO
may favor us with a call.
April 30
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NIOFFAT'S VEGETABLE LIFE MEDtCtNES.--
Va These Medicines indebted for their 10 their
manifest action pnrih ing the springs and channels oil
lc. and cHdng ten wi ed tone sud vsor In ma
certified which been made public ard IN almost
every species disease which the human frame is liable
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-16
Oy- For the latest ness by the Southern mail from
Washington, see the POSTSCRIPT on the fourth
To Our AdYertlserA.

We have 70 apologize, down to the ground and
further if possible, to eur kind and indugsnt pa
irons in the advertising line, whose rights we have
invaded for some days past-pretty much as the
banks invade the RIGHTS of the community by sus.
pension. Our advertising patronage is now so great
so respectable-so healthy, that, in spite Of our
enlarged dimensions, we have had to encroach upon
the space allotted to them. The messages, reports,
and other news from Washington and esewber
have forced that measure upon Us. In that respect
we are more innocent than the banks. We shall en-
deavor to do SO no more, if we are forgiven this
time
II our advertising business ceatinues TO increase
as it has done since the Wall street prints conspired
against us, we shall have again to publish double
daily sheet as the ''London Times" does in spite OF
our enlargement to the present size. And indeed
the probability is that such will be the case. The
prospect Of an increased trade, beginning with next
January, is already causing the merchants VINO
deal with the SOUTH west and east To take measures
for advertising largely in the Daily and weekly
Herald. The circulation Of these two papers, IN
the southern and western cities, and among all men
Of business, is three times greater man mar OF an
the Other business papers IN Ne~ fors'
Merchants, therefore, can avail themselves OF no
other vehicle that could give them half the advan'
tages for the money, as the Herald can And as
the southern and western country is bare Of goods,
we expect large purchases TO be made in New York,
at the opening OF the spring trade-te,ms cash, or
acceptGnceS at three, four, or sir months, payable
an Ne,1 York.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-16

kept out Of their money many months, while large
that belongs to them, deposit with the Mers
Bank in this city. Who pays the interest the none
thus lying idle' And why not the bills paid far
it goes These important questions in connection
with the condition ofthe 10 banks under the law, and
the interests of the public much concerned in them
Werecenty gave extractfrom the report oithe Sec
rotary Of the Treasury which report shows most sonca
svey the saluary effect the past flow prices had
had upon foreign 1t demonstrates that that
remedy has been applied to disease, which Mr. Bddl
years since fond of talking and writing about
but the application which he srove to avoid In Of
his letters that gentleman stated, that disease
oyertradng. We have eaten too much and traded tool
much The remedy is to trade less, and to bank less
While this the profession, the practice was to bank
more and trade This letter was written, We be-
lieve in 1892 From that time up to 1896 we have con-
nued high prices by the influence ofan artificial cnrrea
Cyl which has checked exports and Increased our i'm
ports until the past year. which is the first since $780, IN
which Of exports has taken place which
with the accruing profit has gone to the payment OF
foreign debt and the interest state and corporation
debts due abroad which its legitimate apple alton The
following atable of the imports snd exports from
to 1870 Inclusive.
IMPoars EXPORTS OF rHR U. STATES, SHOWING yHr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-16

JosArHss ID. srEvEssos AND MS SANDER
Eas.-We publish in another column, the statement
Of Me- Stevenson, relative 10 the Gentworth frauds
Moses II. Grinnell, his character, and the pro-
edings OF the recent Grand Jury. To this state.
meat is annexed an affidavit by the Pilots denying
the assertions Of the all street press. and king
upon these infamous sheets the bisters Of fasehood
aud hypocrisy.
We have not much 20 say these things 20 day.
The most melancholy reflection, is the idea that
upright man Moses II. Grinnell, shogld per-
NIT himself to be used like a mere pawn, by cor
ruPt and Infamous clique Of politicians aud Office
seekers in Wall street IN order 10 destroy a man
reputation, merely to prevent an investigation into
their own frauds OF 1859. In Wall street there
exists certain class of society controlling the press
ia that avenue the most arrogant, the most beasty
the most corrupt, the most unprine the most in
hsman that ever afflicted disgraced any country
Their avarice aad ambition are so Unsuitable that
they hesitate at nothing TO destroy the characters
or even the lives &c they could do IL by assassna
toni OF all those independent persons who will not
'sbmt to the mere power Of money and intrigue
bat who still retain their independence in thought
words and deeds.
We have much 20 say Of these matters, by and BY
We shall describe state Of society, which dc To.
qaeville never dreamt Of.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-16

by J. ]. F. Trppe, Wh0IesaIe dealers - drugs
and paints. 1t caught fire in the upper story, the
whole OF which with the roof was destroyed. Da-
mage, $4,000. The building is No. 80, and nearly
opposite to Gold street. 1t was insured in Wall
street. We did not hear positively whether the
drugs were insured not The roof ofhe next build
ing was damaged slightly. That was also insured
and also the goods therein.
Apropos-we understand that the several Insur-
ance Companies of this city have determined to have
fires put out hereafterby steam They having built
apoweru steam fire engine, to cost six thousand dol
lars 1t is building on plan Of Ericesons, the in
ventor of the transversal screw paddle, for steam
ships. The engine will eigh, it is sail, little
more than two tons-will have the power Of one
hundred and twenty men, and will throw upwards of
three thousand pounds of water per minute to the
height of over hundred feet Its power, and the
quantity of water to be thrown can be greatly in
creased over that which we have stated. This engine
when completed, to be in readiness throughout the
year. Steam is TO be except up" always, though at
a great expense. We shall therefore see which
is the most powerful, steam or FIRE.
CAPTAIN SrocKroN's Big GUN BnouGHr Our
AND MADE SpEAK.-The big gun, with twelve
inch bore, cast at the West Point Foundry last
spring, was proved few days since at that place,
in the presence of its owner, Captain b. F. Stock
ton and number of the officers of the army and
Wy. The charge As pounds of powder, and a
round shot weighing 225 pounds The result was
highly gratifying, and reflected credit upon the
terprse and skill OF all concerned in its design and
manufacture.
Some idea Of the destructive qualities of the gun,
mar be inferred from the fact Of shot from it, which
merely grazcd piece of timber, Tin the direction of
its length, and sided II inches square) knocking
vera feet out of it, in the state Of kindlng wood,
and then glancing from mound Of sand, went over
Of the hills, known as the Highlands We have
not understood whether any one has stopped that
ball, or whether it is still rolling 1t is UNDER
stood, however, that these guns not to be nsed
for arc not to be brought
into operation every time a newspaper scribbler
chooses to cry out, Bring out the big gun" But
when few of them put on beard our war steam
ers it is expected that commander Of any antago
mist ship will ever ask Yankee Captain to bring
out his big gunH'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-16

Revival oF Business TO our own
20 k-olways korreet) calculation, there will be
hirtyoar weddings, or marriages, in this city, be-
tween this and the l2,h of January next-ten among
the scthodists seven among the Episcopalians !;
Eve among the Presbyterians; six anoag tie I3ap.
tist two among the Universalisis, and four among
the Unitarians. There will probably be few more
ssnons the nothingsrians The confectioners, cook,
and walters win do great business this winter.
Who will say that General Hsrrison's election has
not revived trade
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-16

THr AMrHrrHEArRE-This delightful resort
was again overrun last evening, with the beauty,
fashion aud intelligence Of the city Wilson Howes
dashed through his splendid four horse performance
with degree Of selfpossession and command Of
his high trained chargers we have seldom seen
eqnalled. Ills masterly achievement, during their
utmost speed, Of turning his horses short around,
several times, in various diroctions-the splendid
manner in which he reigns them in-his skill in dis
t,ncing them separately, upon his single horse,
during their rapid flight around the arsna-and his
dauntless courage throughout the whole act,broagtt
forth the cheers and unanimous psudi!s a the Ill
titude. The performances will be repeated this
evening
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-16

Avon ArrEARANcEs.-Thc ais 90 the In on
Theological Seminary must make some new al
rangenents. by which IL will not be necessary for
me pretty little girls 20 visit the students room,
under the preteNt Of " bringing home their clean
olathss." Theologues should avoiI even the ap.
pearance Of evil, and hope that this intima,ion
will be sugciert admonitiou
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-16
mONEY uARI<ET.

Tuc-dny. Dee. 1J--6 II. M.
The stock market heavy this morning in prices, 81.
though sales Of descriptions made unusual
extent y. A. Trust and Banking %. dsesed per cent,
Paterson d per cent L. s. Bank Delaware and Hudson
I! The sales Of Vieksburg were large at rise Of
per since yesterday. One lot Of 1900 shares
ken by individual who offered 10 take any part Of
10000 shares the rate 10 per cent II is stated that
the investigation the assets Of the hank indie
pendent Of the railroad turn out much bstor than
supposed Bills Philadelphia to day Sales
at u dis. savannah o. dis. Mobile Al dis
There is more disposition to make permanent invest
ments among capitalists; and favorable opportunities
much sought after This feeling apparent o, two
large sales made by w. H. Franklin todny. The GTst
consisted ofRe.l Estate which was numerousy attend
ed asd sold follows, amid considerable competition;
street ,,-.-.0,~-,'-,-,',, slssoo
Store and lot al Joining first named, on Liberty
street. 1000
4 lot on Monroe street, between Governeur and
Montgomery streets 23i feet byg2 9,l0o
| lot adjoining above same Dimensions, 1000
story brick house and lot No 81 Hudson ST.
bought in for $500
place ss5 pcr acre III 1875
Total sales, s5i,s75
Th, was the first large sale tina, has taken place for
some time and the results exhibit NEST satisfactory
feeling 10 the market The second sale was at the Mer-
chants Exchange and consisted Of Cincinnati City per
stock, date 1891, forty years to run This is, per-
haps for permanent investment, Of the best In the
markets. but the form in which tits ssued renders II al
most in the market Iii in one bond for
800 600 interest psyshl semiannually, in Cincinnati
Under such circumstances, few are disposed TO NEEDLE
with it, twas however disposed Of at 60 per cent 300
shares the Brooklyu and Jamaica Railroad we're then
pu, up and sold in one ss7 also, 79 shares Of the
Peoples Bank Of Paterson " j. So paid were sold at
ST. 20 per share.
The Comptroller having backed cut Of his Illegal claim
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-16
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.
r,~.sA.x, na< I

Asron HOUSE, Ric harrison; I w Walter, w Tow n.
send Phil; w Campbell; Norfolk g Cook, Brewer,
Boston; q Haett, Mr. Appleton, Prov Gray, Hemp
am Hcmphsm; True, New York; II Hall;
Mnton; Mrs Rosie; Mr. and Mrs Bancrott Flax Conn;
J II Cromwe ell and family, Martin, Louisville Liout
Poper Nays Mr. Swan, Bait; Billings, Bait; Hunter
Jersey
ANyR,cAN HorEL.-H Hansen and lady, H.; < vii.
liams Norwich; J II Adams, Albany.
C,,xros HorEL-P Boardman, Bait, II G Hubbard,
Nd3letnwn Conn; Coe ond lady, Wolcotville, Conn;
Mr. Packard b NcFadden, Phil; NJ + Seaman, Fairfield
FRANKLIN HousE-W Corvian, Monnt Hope; Mr. Han.
son. Phil; Atkins Capt Gorham, n York; Scovill;
Mr. Mons Conn; Waterman, Rochester; Mr. Mitchell
Louisiana
Grops HorEI.-A DInglis, Bait; Mr. Harke Canada;
Mr. Burns Italy DR. Farges, Quebec.
w G Bloomfield, A A Belknap, White, Newburgh; T q
Reeve Wyman Goshen; j Rogers Northan pton; J
Harold York; T Norris Mrs Morris, Mr. Williams,
Haldridse Phil Ihbotssn, shsiiieldi Bgelow, w
w Messer f. Chsfin, Thomas, Mrs rhomas,J Curtis,
Boston: Niles La Porte, In!; Wilkinson. Orleans
G Woedw ward Portsmouth, Jenkins, Prov X Mead,
c woodruff Hartford Mr. Phillips, Mrs Phillips Cncin
UNITED STATES IIoTrI.-F w Jcssup; Westheld; 9 w
Townsend Long Is; q Whightmsn, Phil; Spaford 81
Louis; E n Davis Norwich; Parker, Meriden; ii w
Brown Glostenburg; Avord Bolton; c Atwater X
Beecher n Hotchkiss F. Gaines, " Haven; Redwood,
FIushing A Barr Delaware; Higgins, Chesterfield,
VI; A Storkev Westminster, y. H.; Williams, Jsr;
J Ward, Mass; " Wakeman, Fairfield
wAy.RLsv IIousg.-Mrs Hudson, York; c Rice,
Roehelle; d Mey + Barker d Book, I Smith, 4
LYNN, Bost; w Day, Portsmouth; Dir and Mrs Munro,
Westchester; 4 Emerson, Pepperen
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-16

f1,- LECTURES ON GotrHg Let the friends Fl
German literature 70 hear the lec,sres Of Mr.. Hem
pei, at the Stuyyesant Institute. He will CONNIE
them next week. Goethe ~ the literary idol Of the
day but vast deal is said about him BY PEI sons
who know very little Of his works. Those who
wish to comprehend the merits and beauties Of this
great poet, have now opportunity. We intend
giving a synopsis Of Mr.. Hempel's lectures, which
believe will be full OF stirring thought and irte-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-16

o. CHATHAM THEirRr.-lf things go on in this
way manager horne will certa My have To procure
larger establishment to accommodate his friends
away enough people to 6ll ordinary sized house,
merely because he had not room 20 accommodate
them, without psttins those who procured places
early, to inconvenience. Tonight the thrilling dra-
which has caused this great excitement, Is to be
repeated, together with tie Swiss Cottage. when
Mrs Thorne, who has not favored as with her pre-
senee for some weeks. appears in her ADMIRED cha
racter Of Lisette, with the original songs. Other
attraction is likewise presented, as will be by
ad ritz