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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-07
j. N. FOINDENTER,
1Yss n sheet grOss Ware .NMssss (NcSssrcr,
LYNCHBURG, Va,
n L IL. a

LfNCHBukG Va,
One door Lcto,c 7, o. .4cree's and tco doors a
bore the Post OGice,)
WOULD inform tho citizens Of Lynchbrg and the
public generally that he has commenced the above bust
ness, and hopes by strict attention TO merit portion of
the public patronage.
No pains shall be spared on his part. to please the
most fastidious. He has in his employment skiliul
workmon, and having himself served regular appren
tlceship at the above business, in large establishment
Of the kind the North he feels confident that he
fail to please all who way articles OF his
facture both to the workmanship and price, which
will be LOW FOR CASH.
lie will also pay particular attention TO tho
COI'ERLNI; or HOUSES
with TIN and other metals. TIN CONDUCTORS
for houses, made and put up either in town or country
moderate terms.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
and others. would do well to call and examine his
WARE, as he is prepared to furnish WHOLESALE
well as retail, at very small advance on Richmond
and Northern prices.
n. BAH work entrusted to his shall be done al
the sortes notice and in the most wokmanllke manner
Old Copper and Pewter taken in exchange for Tin
Ware. All kinds Of old Tin Ware repaired at the short
est notice.
Feb. w3m
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$EEkE.VG OFF

mo J. PURNiS, informs his customers aud the
~ public generally, that the Is nearly gone
Tor selling y inter Goods lac dccrmin I'd from this day
to give great Bargains in
blankets, Fbmneis, .Hc,inocs, Sai,mstts, keaiachy
and Home spu, leans. jPooHon Sucks and Stockings,
Shmri, q all kinds Cloths and CassnIcs, BomJasincs,
Circasso,,s. aud Stuff Goods generally.
lie has lately added ~ his stock OF BossErs. RIM
HoNS, CALtcoEs. SIX GooDs. and IlosiERy Of all
kinds. which will be sold at very reduced prices.
JOHN J. pI RMS.
Jan 10 # II
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DIR. j. N. Brooks,

HAVING removed TO Richmond has authorized Mr..
III l.. A Williams to settle his accounts. Those
indebted to him requested 10 call his office and settle
Those having claims against him will present them-
He has left very tne RIDING HORSE. snd a
very handsome BUGGY, f,r sale, Apply 70
L \ WiLLLkMs
Jan. II w5 if
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A. M. GILLIAN,
SURG EO.V' DE.H'YTST,

In as taken his office at Mr. Robert Morris " 3,el
corner of Main street and lanyard AIley, and he
hopes, from an experience of nine years practice IN his
profession to continue 10 meet with Lbaal share Of
public patronage.
th, lom If
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ExECEYOx,S .vOTsCs.

4 LII persons having claims against the estate of
IA Thomas Wilmington, IT.. deceased, are requested
to bring them forward immediately. properly authenica
ted. Those, who are owing the estate must make im
III. date ayment, longer indulgence cannot be given
WILLIAM OGLESBY, executor Of
Thomas Whitlcnion, jr., deceased
Feb 81
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xsesNT BUY BEFORE YOU
1.stsssE.

.scr s;syp'a Of lssU OaG stIates
frOGzss.
RODES & BURTON
A ht now receiving at their ~ loics;sic & 30.
IN taH Store. Bank Square. Emsu.
n;atiy f3rge AMI desirable stGrk OF
E.sL IL M, UEs'7'EEs ICONS. III
which they respectfully invite the abortion OF all WIN
are N want of sood Goods. at b'n prices.
r. B.. Co,stry .Nerehm!s VIZ find our assortment
as general, and prices low as any other house u
this market.
We earnestly invite thcm to favor us with cali,
aoch being rery large we are the more disposed
to wholesale at very low puces
ROBES s. BURTON.
Sept. 30 tsis
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COMMU NICATED.
CARD.

| take pleasure in announcing, that the unpleasant
controversy which occurred time since before the
County Court of Bedford, between Messrs John r. Sale
and John o. eftwch has been justed in amcablc
and satisfactory manner. 4. DABNEf.
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f5'liE subscriber prepared 10 furnish an, sain
n lly dnsrng the above instrument, upon the most
liberal terms, and from thu mest approved Manufactures,
IN the Gniled States. Tie ja4ty deserved reputation
obtained by the different makers. has loen much Laud
i through the public press that any remarks oi his
would be unnecessary upon the present occasion III BE-
IN known a manufacturer OF die instrument,
commend the Pianos made by the different establish
ncnls. As inferior IN the world All that he
qures trial and If the purchaser Is not pleased with
the instrument, 1t can be returned
". p. GREENE. Agent
o. All Pianos sold by will be packed and sent to
any distance in the country Tree o. expense. They will
also BE- kept IN order year without any charge tho
purchaser ty nyse as pass Hugh the country twice
year regularly.
Sept, IS Is il
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Tlll: GlNl: JACK,


LIBERTY, Va.
TUNlIF second session OF this Institution began tho LIST
1 of February. The session will be oslx months du
ration, ending the LIST OF August Terms a, the
before, viz: Boarding 81 per month
LIST Class, Tuition $50 per session of ) months,
I'd do do 80 do do
Sd do do $40 do do
A Lady highly recommended az Music Teacher is
daily expected. MARIA lifNRlQl rs.
Feb 3 Is
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SEPT. e


~ VIE FOLLOWING PROPERTY, belonging i,
WIN. j.. Lynch:
ne no .dsonle Housa and Lot Cooke street. for
sevefs. years past, the residence Ct Mrs. yspcey.
4 he Valuable Farm the i.ynchburg ard SsIem
iurnplke about three mites frpnn town, now in they
possession Of 5. Nowln.
The Houses and Lot the Toll Driige formerly
occupied by ID. T.. n. Black, asa IaveFsand Grocery
The Stables and lot near ,Iahnsai's Tavern, lately
kept BY p J.. Eaaker, and Trots,y. oneor two small
llrsrs. BIC aJaH DAtfS.L
Dec. % sssu
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NOTICE,

'ENiE partnership which has existed between fIssper
v Harry & Co., and John Jordan in constructing a
portion of the James River x Kama In anal has boon
dissolved in consequences Of Harper, Hardy & CO. hav-
ING abandoned the work.
The undersigned will go finish certain portions
Of the work, already commenced. the proceeds 1T which
together with all the Of the late firm Of !no Jor.
dan Co. will be paid the credilos as fast as they
eanhe made available. JOHN JORDAN
Jan. "a w3w it
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Sale Of Slaves and other property.
WILL BE SOLD. at the residence Of JAS. f.. Hor
ncr in the of Lynchburg, tho tn day fFeb
ruary, ls42.
NJ n X s. v =,
consisting Of mon, women, and chdrcn Carriages and
Harness; Wagon and Harness. five Horses; all the
Household and Kitchen Furniture consisting Of Beds;
Bedsteads and Furniture; Chairs; Tables Piano Forte;
and great many other articles Of Furniture g.. &c.
the property Of Horner & Watson. taken to satisy
execution in favor Of Wilkins Watson.
HENRY DUNNfNCTON, Segt G. J..
Feb. 7 2tH
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SspavrssAa

HlOtftyD ana Efch0asC OMfe.
NOW we begun New Year. and consequently viii
say nothing oi the pi,ameraIte Prikss which nave
been distributed irom this Office since the Isl day Of rs,
September. They have only served 10 put hands N.
and "a we know there is nothing like a RU.N.NLNG
SI.iRT. we will make the effort tn put onr PREF
year. the following Schunrs-Read them. and observe
the POINTS.
S?J.G0O!,
UNION LOTTERY. CLlSS No /.
~ h dro,cn at .iicrand,o Saturday he I2h
gFsLrnWy, aud result receiced on he l5M
i, PRIZE Of sas.Soo S''a"'''
- OF 25,VVO Are S1J,GgO!
I Of $4,000
| Prize Of l0,0oo-5. 1000, 477 900 Prizes
Of 10000 Of 5000 al 25o--65 Of
2UD--65 of 1906 Of loo. &c.
Is numbes--l3 di avn out
Tickets only Si0--haves 5--quarters . so
JIRGLNLl MO.N'o.Afi.iLL3 LOTTERY, M 8.
90 be esu,en IN Richmond. on Monday The IN q ftt-
wary aud result reeeired The Oh Of February
Capital k'risc $4,000,
| Prize 4,OOO-2. 5OO-2. UN--l .4l5--lO Of n
oOO--lO Of 5oo--2o Of 5000 of $3.50 Of
1880 Of 100. Ne.
rs Nus---ll drawn out.
Whole tickets So; halves , 90 quarters 90.
y1RGLNLl LEESBuRG LOTTERY. Class No.
q. TO be d,a,rn at Petersburg. on Tuesday The 9Th
and result rcceired on Friday, M u Feb
Prizes kl2 ,GW-5 WO-3. 600 .50O--l ,j0l--l 2Jl
| ,2N-l ZOO .l00-s0 of l.OOO--lo ofiee--lo
of 3OU-lO Of oslo Of 20o-2O Of 100 Of
1850 OF loo. Sc, Sc
rs Nos.--and II drawn ont.
Tickets 81, shares IN proportion.
I'IRGL\Li UELLSBURG LOTTERY, Gh,s, /.
To be dra,en at Richmond on Thursday. he ION
of February, ond resul recered on Saturday, Me
I2h
C.lPET.lL PRIZE $1,000.
Prize S3.00m--l 5OO-~l .OsS--J Of Z 900
5of 6oO--5 IF 5oo--5 u Ao0--5 Of 3oO--l0 #
250--l0 II 2O0--l5 Of 1910 qfio--50g
6o--2lO of 90.
~ .Nds--li Il arm ntR.
Tickets $95O-Shares Ia proportion.
TIRGLNLl .NONONI.3LLi, Class No Q,
III be dra'cn at Richmond on Monday The An W
February. and result received on " eiicsiay he lGM
CAPITAL. PRIZE $1,000
Prize Of ST, 0OO--3, -2.575-lO Of 500
lOqf ,0OO--l2 Of 4o0--20 Of 5000 Of $50
300 IF 100; Sc.
Is number, and IL drd,cn out.
Tickets $5-hares S. 5o-quuiers 81 %.
Dra,cn .\bs in .'iongaha Lottery. Glass No 7.
q 6S ~ AZ " s. 62 81 3 u "a - 81.
Drawn Nos in Iccsburg Lottery, Class No 5.
81 SO 10 II IS 20 & - y 80 30 ~.
! W. NJ. SUTTON.
To adycntlrer. would say that II Is cur purpose IL
deal altogether in thousands hronph the year Of lei2
stead ot hundreds as IN ISL. From this first day o
January. 1872 We turn orer u nec teV, H5ou nave
the change, only send your orders Ia
". NJ. SUTTON.
2 doors bcow the Post Office.
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uluDVj(,AIEON.

YENlIF. Subscribers SCHOOL. will commence, on
1 Tuesday. the Isl day Of February embracing
all those branches usually taught III our English schools.
Tuition as heretofore.
REBECCA l.. TOWNIEi.
OF Ia, ~
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.7E3ss'
gststk s''a' 9sss ,s'ss
sst. %. III. f-.Ei1,nr.

I'D ESPEt TIL LILY 'mt.ras lie able that lie has
moved his olicc 10 The .eeiasnl iclY occupied ty
Dr J \. i'roohs, nearly oppeae lie ffanhIa Hotel.
Jan. Il visit ii
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4 sssfsth b ~ -. Ely aid al Es;sS4
IA Peas, carly and late Catbage seeis, wr seyy
large aud General assortment ct choice Garden Sod.
for sale at Howell DAWES.
Jan 81 -zz= tsf
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:. Wss..: Ga.
fENiF next session OF the subscriber Schoot will cor,
mcnce ON Monday, the 9TH insi. the residence Of
her father, on 9TH stuet. Terms rs heretofore.
MARTHA S. HALL,
Feb 2ti
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EgIvE A.FHssssF..

FENl ueXt session OF ho Suserihers Scoo will CON-
u mence on Monday, the 3lst day OF January.
Tuition SIP so
F.. BENAlIf.
January II 3w if
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The names Of Mcssrs. Chapman and Hall were with
drawn, and that Of Thomas Miller of Powhaian was
added to tho nomination..
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which he had very poor part, with little 10 say
and no wit IN the dialogue. had a headache at
the time, and did not expect TO be tckled-but the
moment that great monster OF mirh that gross cali
ban OF comedy brought forward his broad, ugly,
queer, absurd, unaccountabe, lndlscrbabe and pre-
posterous phiz, fell into such spasmodic fiji of
laughter that even in writing about 1t find that
am Involuntary staggering 1t was not what he
said, It was neither his voice his gesculation,
but his angular, outlandsh, squirting eyes, his mi
raculous nose, his unequal cheeks, and his great
Knobby chm, which looked like huge lump OF fun
capped on by the hand OF Momus, formed SO over
whelming comblna ION OF the ridiculous and the
prodigious, that TO look serious at him would have
posed even that most solemn of animals Boston
man. Oh, that nose-it is before me now. Butt
must stop, for fear his may prove too long for
me to finish what Ihave TO say.
great many Americans have lately been TO
Germany | saw troopot six boys from Philadel-
phla and Charleston, with their moustaches and
meerschauns, setting out from Meurices for Heide-
perg, In their own conveyance, numbering bastard
OF stage coach and an omnibus. Longiellew the
great poet and professor In Cambridge, has also been
loafng about the Rhine, and is now returned To
Harvard again am informed tina, he has been
soaking, and dipping, and drenching his cay-not in
taernlan or Chan Julce-no, temperance forbid
but in the tubs and puddles OF Vincent Presswitz,
the great hydropathst and humbug of Graffenburg
IN Silesla. Cold water, however, is far less in
vogue here than in New England. IL is neither
sin to drink eau dc Uie with dinner, nor virtue to
drain all the water jugs on the table. To refrain
from caret Is not forbidden, is the drinking of 1t
a sure sign OF bad morals This is the great bes-
lutte and uncontrolled. A man may smoke or not
smoke-he may wear his visage bare or hairy-he
may go In boots or shoes-only let him keep on the
right side OF the gentle god, etiquette.
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ENGLISH SCHOOL.
HAVANA, ISLAND OF CUBA.

IHlS Academy established yeas ago. under e rsr
tonnage Of The former lntendeni General Island
oher distinguished individuals Of the nobility
tms CITY IL conducted the plan Of the gymna-
scholars understand the English language, many
speak Il hsbualy and huently ' -
he fnnepal has the experience OF schools France
many, England. aud the Unted States His chief
give the youth entrusted 70 has psctea knowledge Of
aenye Careers, and are applicable TO any. -
Inc course OF study therefore, compehends the English
rench rman and Spanish languages History eogrs hies
natar tnlosophy the practical part OF Mathematical and
drawings oi vsrons kinds. y
Professors Of divers naons and reside IN the e.
hom the director
such signal has attended plan of that
vra o; ie pupils, under Give
Two foreign languages, perfectly Ineligible MANNER
th9ss OF nper years, correctly and easily.
acquison. not only Of the Spanish, bat also OF other
aneusges thus placed within youth of the
Emted states. without its being necessary for them to re-
ihqush thr many advantages which from English
ucaon The object Of the Principal in desiring TO receive
yeuth; rom the United States factas the requirement
OF e Engsh accent for his Spanish pupils which service
here the manly spirit Of the English schools The young cit
Len Of the United Suites nothing fear the cir
mate the house being and airy
spot at short from the city and containing within
limits me bath and complete for
OF pupils health Two youths lately arrived from Germa
The principal married man, and his wife and sister have
charge Of the Junior department. children
age bu. that OF infancy.
Every pupil enjoys his religious opinions undisturbed
ne terms are $500 payable three months in adj
vance There are no extras except clothes snd books
ALEXANDER MORALES ESQ,
NIL Havana
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DIsBl yw's RIDING SCHOOL. .ss Bow.y.-1

DleBl,JW's RIDING SCHOOL, eos Bowery.-W J.
E,s.ns Gas: % viii eem%sree on Monday
during the season. cue" ''A''' anu 'a''
.s s .h Of sdis and lem be assom%ods
M,Iy el,s. for the of gentle men in military
.tsn' scs ssa,,nas each Wednesday
classes viii please ea heiT emies convenience Daily
::Sss s ssG X =
1'ss's" 3: s?iS t EF
seadart N ny 80 New York f9, sale by B. Rollins
New YoI These SIM tested Sy sanp sSsn
sss o. Mild sos
,s.; ,sss Ss.s ~ ssa s SSss
%sns 4, M viii save the Of one OF these Mills in
H'S' RoLLlS Ss. !. sss ,,.,I Err,
B-southep and western gentlemen living emsss from
.s. h wV'd na T. their d TO
gram, and can be propelled by steam horse power.
sy sharp ss sns Of which
EC0N0MX, IN pKEss-E1ien.ive assortment Of sic6.
WM II JENNINGS 2s0 Beoadway, American Hotel.
and ssHi sd GosS Ss
The Sack Oyeoat, voguel afforded at fourteen
aoa cut and in style will be found worthy the
ca..ims5es in great variety of style. for Pan.con
dis ses & s"esS any 0'hcuy In getting suited in
ch ocade Silk and Satin styles for
Cessmeres, all of which will be up order under The
superneidepce of Efficient cutters the
county pces to aust the times, invariably upon cash
TQFAMiL!ES GOING SOU tn, TO the West Indies or
Europe "A respectable female, "a yean age wishes to
ootain NJ family
ns wIua gong 70 Europe yet would accept OF good
ences gwen Address A. A A box 1885, upper Post ONCE ~
York. slor
ElsKs NOVELTY COOKINts STOVES &c have re-
yeivea 10 premiums IN any institute except American
Institute New York, because they have exhibited in
Other but they received that which carcs with Ear
sreafer weight and speaks efectuav Of good aeai
other Stoves by hundreds who used very boast
ina its premiums.
QqeryWhle Stove will consume the e.s, fuel providing
tne aiat 50 iat You eau regulate at leisure the
that dls being cooked brought near
the pre- or thar which admits OF only Of the cooking
Is thar Stove which viii admit Of the greatest
OF cooking the smallest and WELL with the
least amour, of fuel the best Ssvc be which may Look
Again. bread baked without changing
large turkey roasted without moving rooster to and FRO
ana corresponding amount OF beng done the
ana all Gone too Perfection better proof of the Of
stove than diploma handed by three who
merely looked and do understand principles well
as rself Ask those who using the Novelty. What
better proof have OF the superiority of
attempt OF all other soye MAMMA TO copy ater7
Agn, compare the Novelty with the latest Improvement
up for the patent law that although they may copy
the shApe.) - "
The above plain questions and the public have already
answered them by giving the Novelty Sioye the preference
ali otaers Let committee three decide they
az FAR where merit yield influence We only
ask fair eramns,on OF the Novelty Stoveo please call
yor wish the ordinary kinds of Stoves cheap have
hail, and paro heated in the sics manner
FIsX's STOVE ESTABLISHMENT,
mis- lars 209 Water street.
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Punetuay regards the day of sailing will be observed
heretofore The price Of passage outward 6Ied One
Hundred Dollars, for which ample of description
w be provided with the exception of and LIQUORS,
which will be furnished by the stewards.
GODDHUE y CO., 81 South st.,
G. H. MARSHALL, So Burliua-slip, N Y.
js2l 1yh Barring BROTHERS x CO. L>poo
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RQARDlNG-The original Walton House 326 Pearl street
Franklin Squsc-kept BY Jas. Fowler, from London Eng
land permanent boaden So week. transient hoade 50
cents day Families be accommodated with private
rooms 90 reasonable terms Wine: and spirits, rer
eiasshome brewd ale cents pinne Welsh rarebits
cents each-cod cuts equally cheap ~ b. Hot coffee
per pntstakes aud mutton chops be had at all hours
j. +. particularly requests WIN of a
ioItabe home 20 call and Inspect his establishment, and
Judge for themselves Persons travelling for England
find IL to their advantage calf The being
to London and Liverpool ships being appointed agent
can give plssscD2ers every Information.
New YORK and Old Country papers taken in. n5 3msr
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&c.
new article OF Solar Lamp. very superior article.
Also anew ace Of Defecter Tor improving the light of
the old pattern of Astral Lamp -
Also new style OF Fiorenne Bronze color immovsble
sogeher with variety Of Lamps and Chandeliers for
Churches, halls and public buildings.
: Plated WARE.
Baskets Castors Trays Toast Racks Candlescks pku
Kngs Butter Tubs Butter and Fruit Knives. Shutters and
FINE Table Cutlery sets and Dozens Japanned Tea Trays
~ great rarity Of patterns and foms fine glass Bsws
tcners Iamben Dishes, Gobets, Decaners, Water Bot
ties Sugars &c. tic.
w H. beg respect July inform their friends customers
aa ue pubic geaeri that their with the
at aby low respectfully invite them 70 cali
and see their show which alone sufficient to copen
safe for the trouble s22 smSI
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Bankrupt List.

Bankrupt List.
SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK
Jas. Van Valkenburgh, Jr., Robt. Mcneil,
VIM. A. Keller Lewis A. Hodges
Rudophus Bogert, Stephen Croker
Alex c. MDonald Creditors of Thos p Mash
Lewis D. Cote
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FRANCIS PATENT LIFE BOATS.

nAstio bOAIS.
kS THE object Of this on is save human Ife
hT&t The number OF and other by
boats from wrecks in storms whrn the ordinary
ed 49, The nuaiber Of persons
ed Cor want Of the Life Boats the buni and wreckng of
stamboats and other vessels according published
the past month 49, IL IL mposble swamp boat
The price from SIS to $780, according the number
persons they are required to carry with the bottom stove
50 light to require but two men to handle them and by the
new apparatus he the the in seconds with
Two men IN her ready for the As the safety Of
depends mainly the services OF the this class Of
poa" fn(epdea for their preservation.
No Once ofFRANtls rc.n, Li 9 PV.. wslabg.
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JOSEPH McMURkAY, 100 Pine street, Now York give
y Drsfts IN sums 10 suit applicants, on the
PROVINCIAL BANK OF IRELAND,

| JOSEPH McMURkAY, 100 Pine street. Now York. gives
fRo ST 'e ' BASK 81 F. IRELAND
Payable at
ffS i%.:,et B BsiIPsnsss
Cionmel, Parsontown,
Londonderry. Dowaparci
W HsSis II% arsaaa,
WEXFORD, 6as..n;nop,
Galway. Bandon,
Athione. Bsiy.hannon.
Kilkenny, Dunsarvin.
Esssss'.sTs;l'l.p, f fSsssSijI.
ENGLAND.
sp00nsr Atwood Co sI Banker. L.nsGn a,,
rr;;W y Ry; X; E; si Liverpool.
Payable in every 1own in Lcotlaud ms lmr
ELECTRO MAGNETIC PLATES for rheumati,ms, 9ef-
vous affections SC prepared under the direction Of La.
TssnIn a H. Ninus n' Pes view YORK. %
erouie rheamaisms the sou neurasy seiae tic
Gny s
aa s Is sup
COUGHS AND COLDS.
REMEMBER, No 81 North Sixth street, one door below
H. Arch street. th,dsPh; the snd Family
e sS' ; is9Sss
yp o VIVA ". Ss x.
who have abused h the Of ardent spirits
% taxing
ssS, s AL :. S% this
neal srf may b haa e &c following Agents
R h MFEeF psss s:S SS 10 s g.SsSS.v
Wan NOHDENs WHITING AND BOOK-KEEPING
a.. N gr now ia gI1sdy.y na So for
tfa system Of nnmsnshp very short time and write
Van now prepared to give instruction in Book
heenns upon plans entlre new ard strictly practical Da-
close. p.s.s.y S:ss Of BOOK. '''A' ''''''
Hours Of Instruction from sA M till p NJ and from ii
The Isd.. meet daily asp.M. mis- im.r
yOUhSAL, on the Phi9,ophy q Sacred H',ory, with
n ss ra s e 81 ss Ssi % ms
wish essnus the work will can on Dr. John Burdei Dem
:sis where in's y
THE ONLY PLACE
where as baSEs Fs t sS be
lcs William !, corner Of Joh1H,,
.s &. ssI. ..i p
--itis preferable to style in nss imrs
NO MORE HUMByG ABOUT OvERsHOEs
b.. Ths dealer, in Ind. Rubber 0;ssoe who have
ssS,: from SC
s:.sss s
Of mr. @ . Jss Is. , THS%gSn u M
shoes the manner described patent, because, the
witnesses to be believed several other had done
the thing before" We stangIy assert hst we
believe Mr. Smith learned the OF attaching leather soes
rubber from wa,tmen who learned all they knew Of
White the foreman Smith, worked in factory before
worked for Smith, and went into Smhs employ before the
d,e patent o. hs h,. principal classes Of manufactured
sis
made by the Aid Of handpoyer machinery We buyers
will no longer be humbugged rop.rrp
dieiwsgc Successor to Roxbury Co, IS Maiden Lane
DRAFTs on Phadepha and BcstcH,. icI sale A.
do avail street. and 10 DrssAwsy.