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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-04
.V'O A..

AIR JOSEPH MARSH having by dcsd bear
wi mo date ON the sob day Of March 1872, and al
record IN the Corporation Court of Iynchburg assigned
and conveyed IN me rs: tor certain purposes III The
said deed expressed, all tho Debts g every description
Which were owing To HIM the date OF ia said decd
whether then due thereafter 10 become dus, 'aAe
this method nj requesting the debtors owing sad dohl,
to come forward without delay aud adjust and pay tn
same me- ~ the situation of the trust fund requires
prompt collections
tlllSWEIL DABNEN Trustee.
Aprll | I'm
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leai'e MN, having nu corcealmCn disposition 10 I
wade all TIN responsibility attached tony pston eheer
ullY proceed 10 give the or motives which 90
Nerned me III giving the votes above cited | consider
81 ih INV first above mentioned entirely unnecessary
II TIE hanks resumed shortly and 1t ought not 10 hay,
hoea acted on TIL the Bank Committee reported and il
MS seen hhai feheI would be given 10 the Banks Ii
MIS- frustrating the action ut that Committee IL whom
the Bank SUBJECT MAS ro,rtcd. II the banks could re
sumo At an early day they ought Ia be forced do it
IN Which eNeHt. tf1c NvnId tr ~ urrd In the law
AMI whether ibey eld uot had not hren reported Oh
hy the tpmmltHf. a. G.a.tcd ou ~ the House. al
Is VII - ain Il c,,,} other member ri the .egis
laurs. expected liat r U1ubs would he euefrel 10
snme ~ TIN first da> of lprl.
The Proposition L. s.Il STATE ,arb. rather thanborru
the money needed tH the Treasury, Is Il he defended an
Those crumbs Il W borrowed AT all. the money could
be hefawed enl1 of the Banks. To borrow it oi
them, ~ IL acfsa the connection betweeu the State
AMI TIN L ,s which has led 10 much I'm" Use leeis
lallon and unseunl anhjug Il would increase the Is
SIZES NJ the Banbs. and necessarily feiard the resumption
osrecie paymtats. which all parties profess 10 desire
II Ne we'd the money. we would have 10 borrow
aeatl 10 feh, al 10 rl'' the taNt> tor tie purpose
He expenditure Il the SAFE now cNeeeds IL
The taNes must le r,.-,d to meet U-and II WIS better
10 s#ll sate sleek al to raise the amount needed
rather thaa borrow %. aud then raise the taNes.
II La stock Werc selling below Iar. II was IN conse
1nshee Il the lo=sts tie Bauhs have sustained III ha,
d,'ls &r Il WIS not worth par. and surely II WIS bad
policy II borrow money, aud hold 10 The Banh stock
N -, that The Banks would hereafter increase thei
profits male pp hcr losses and raise their lick 10 PA
value rather than sell FIR What II Is worth n the mar
ket. Mas making the State engage in lanlne speru
latien3 IL raiso money to ray cur debts
The neN veto in order 10 which | have recently. It
my surprise, heard that objection was made. Is that
galnst the rassaae ofthu law limiting the oi the
GaneIa Assembly. and reducing the ray ii members
and NJ vote subsequent TO Ills ussaqo ir lis repeal
voted aaa.Pst ia pas age, because | believed II would
d
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GI'CpF Bargains in Efrtstsh UHO
AMERICAN DRY HOODS.
TURNER, EstKxV E;EEAtO.

A RE now opening for the Sprinp Trade an entirely
"a new, full and general assortment Of Staple and
Fancy Dry Gouds all OF which they are determined To of
Ter for cash or 10 puncal customers. nj the Lowest Mar
ket Prices. The following comprise a part Of then
Stock
CLOTHS.
Super Wool dyed Blar, Cloths; Invisible Green. on
I'VE. Brown aud Blu, Cloths, all qualities and prices.
from s. 30 to $40 per ya I'd.
C.4SSLlERES
4 large assortment Of French & English Caasmercs ;
some beautiful style oilighi shades and new patterns
I'ES7LNGS
Rch French and English Satlns. iane, colourcd and
plain; white aud culured hlaselles and N,rnu esnns
SILK GOODS
Black and blue blacl, Gras de Rhine SILKS; rich Wa
tered and Stripped Gros d Aignc fancy colorcd Chcno:
Plaid aud Chauecabe Sllls. and Beautiful STYLES
FRENCH IaiU.A,S.
A large assortment comprising all shades. colours and
patterns, from the lowest 10 tie finest qualities,
LINEN GOODS.
Superior Gras, bleached Irish ldn,ns. Brown rrcarL
Linens and Drillngs, large assortment, at very low
prices
.UUSLLN GOODS
Plain Striped and Figured JacLoncts; Null, Book
and Sw Aiusllns. PLAIN aud figured.
FANCf Ribbons
Plaid. Striped, Figured and Waered Gro de Nap;
Bonnet and Cap Ribbons all widths and shades.
HOSIERY
White and black planand ribbed English SILK lose;
black and White Cotton al all prices, from twelve and
a half cents upwards.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
No. and 2 Cotton Oznaburgs; 81 4 and 81 Brown
Shccngs and Shrtings 81 and a Bfacicd do; A.
prom Checks and heavy Indigo ads Of the best quality
y. BIN addition to the above, they have a large
sortnont Of Fancy Coloured Silk Gloves, Mnts, Linen
and Cambria Handkerchief, Shawls SearG Thread
I.accs Edgings Insertings French Emorodery and
other STYLES oidesilablc Goods, which they will offer
at reduced Prices, to all that may be disposed to ur
chase.
TURNER, BI RWELL Co.
April tsif
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LU1sry fDr NnlP.

Il HAVE for sale TRACT or LAND, lying in
4 Bedford county, between the Peaks of Otlcr and
the Flat Top Mountains, containing 100 acres with tot
cradle Improvements on II.
ALSO two shares in the dover of Mrs. Wood; this
is first stand for Public House. and author
zed to say. that Mrs. Wood wishes scll her dover
interest in the LAND on which she resides. Persons,
wishing to purchase. will please 10 apply TO me, re
siding on my tract Of Land.
EDWARD HUNTER.
April wis
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THREE TH.ECT,s DE- L.4.V.zs,

all adjoining Mandy one Tract Of 261s acres;
one Tract OF 30 acres and one Tract or Parcel OF
s! acres. This Land lies on Stone Wall Creek within
q miles of James River in the lower end Of Campbell
County, and is regarded valuable particularly for the
Iron Ore which it contains and which has recently been
worked. All the permanent fixtures for making Iron
are still on the Land, in good condition.
References may be had by persons wishing to be bet
ter informed, to Mrs. Alfred Legrand, Daniel Slration
or AMBROSE Pune, all living near and well acquan,
cd with the Land and Iron Works
WILLIS F. BOCOCK.
April t23A
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET

NEW lonk, March -, 1912
There was butue dolne in exchanges Of any dcscrp
tom Thc 10 day are Philadelphia !; baltimore
:; reula . a 10 North Carolina q aG,; Charleston
l. a ?; Mobile = - New Orleans I a :; 81. Louis
lisa 90 Cincinnati GA 10 Sterling los lO1; Francs
81 :.
Treasury Notes $1,000 - 500 |, =; 500 and
iltics | : II yer cent. dis.
Notice has been given llslt he Interest due loans
to the United States will be paid nj the Bank Of Com
lncrcc in this city.
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m .gksl AGE.

Married. on Wednesday, the 3oth ult., by the Rev.
y H. Cobbs, Mr.. JAMES NJ. CONS, OF I.ynehburg, to
Miss F1,z, ALEXANDER, daughter Of john Alexander,
cet7~cfl. oi Csmlhcll county.
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NOE ZOE.

\ WISH In hire FIFTY NEGRO MEN AND
L Ten BOYS, all stont and hearty, for the remain
der ol the present year, 10 work the james River
Canal They shall moi broxposcd To working in water
or blasting rock. also wish to hire good Blacksmith
JNO. JORDAN.
April WV
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Tie Washington Union Temperance Society, will
bold 1cmpe rance Meeting, at the Methodist Eplsco-
pal Church, this (NIonday) evening, at carly candle
.Ioht j. c. YOUNG, Secy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-04

WILL, SELL, on Tuesday the 9Th inst, ia front
u Of my Store, commencing at | O'Clock,
8 hhds. prime n. o. Sugar,
3 do Porto Rico do.
~ bags Green Coffee.
20 boxes Tallow Candles,
80 boxes Bunch Rasns, -
10 barrels prime Molasses,
10 Rum,
; Old Whisky.
~ boxes Soap.
90 roams Plain and Ruled Cap Paper
n do do do Letter do
80 do Wrapping Paper. &c, g. Sc.
CHS. PHELPS, Anct.
have IN store superior bt Of SW EFT PO-
TOE NT1NGS.
April II
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o. Official notice is giyenin the Madsouian that a
reduction Dl 10 pcr cent. on the commissions of all
Postmascss is to take place the lst Of the present
month.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-04

,,c;e BIZ panic Stricken noe-holors-lhe specie thus
bIrawn not to be thrown into the channels OF eircua
-, substitute for the paper for which hadbeen eN
.nqed but to be locked up against RAINY day. in iron
ha.s or IN he laid away for better s.cafjt, in some
q. ,l.ce Of ,epaaitc
rio other item in H.. statement the c,n,,ar,tfye
~, of snerie ON hand =, f.,, I'm ,erss,,,, ,Lst
Ia bo R,nls l,y,l,,I O., ,.,o !, ,b4 ,4l,f or tl,.
d., l,,cr.t I,,r i,,,,.,I1 L. T., ,lo
finn ,b,,ps,1,. - ,,,.,=,,o - =.
xi.,n,r c,r.,,n ,t,p,, , If l. IN Il. 80, f
-. ,,,.;,. ,.,,.,,.. IL H. ar.=a, ,
- ,,,,. II, ,Irir. ,,,.,,. 1,r1# In
s.1apl -
md on the iSi Jauuarr 1872 ~ ID
showing IN increase W ~fohs1
1t would nave o'eN gratifying q course Il the Banks
could have eNilbIt'd si cltsst approximate ct ih,r
specie 10 tier ciT' uail,n' Int WHEN IS remt nlcrd
that the increase OF the rme Must ad 10 proportion
ate dinnuton Of Tie latter, is ,bvl1us that teN could
no, have materially reduced tie disprepofon without
frightening the screws upon Tic people hey bcs,
know how many moro turns "i mat instrument u torture
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-04

JIRGkNIl LEESBURG LOTTERY, No Is.
To be drarn on W,rsday he IN of.}pra and result
recercd on Saturday. odo,ciag
Prizes 5000, 500 ,o0O-j58i J. l0of solo of
600 Of go Of Coo Of j0--jG Of 10, &c
Is Nos.-l drawn.
Tickets .; Halves 63 cents Quarters 81 IA cents
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no. SEHoLD .LND kITCLlENELR.NiTl. aE


TERMS OF SAI.E-For all sums not excecdins
$50 cash will he required-For all sums over 10 aud
exceeding SlHi. a credit of 60 days will be- given
For all 800 and exceeding 500. credit
Il four months will he riyen-~And Tor all sons above
5000 a credit al Il months viii be nlowed-'fho pur
chasers IN every instance giving negotiable notes with
such cnlnrsere ~ shall be satisfactory me.
The stock o Groceries l. large nnd valuable. and well
worthy the attention OF Country Merchants.
The title the said property Is believed 10 be poodi but
acting merely rs trustee shalt only sell, and convey
such title thereto IS vested in me by the deed ol trust
aforesaid. tlllSNElI DABNtA, Hhsiee.
April lila
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10y virtue ola Deed Of Trust, executed to me, by
ID Mr. Joseph Marsh, hearing date the Both day OF
March. 1892 aud oI record in the Hastings Court or
the Corpnaion oi iynchlurg shall. on Thursday, the
18th day OF April 1872 at the store House OF the said
Marsh In the owa OF ynchbu-G, sell by way oi public
auction. the entire
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-04-04
TRUSTEES SALE.

DY VIRTUE of deed Of trust, executed to me as
ID trustee, by Fleming b. Miller, and of record in
Campbell County, shall, for the purpose in said deed
specified, proceed on the premises. the Iron Works
Saturday, the 23d day Of April next 10 sell, to the
hrhest bidder, for current mpneY. the following
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3 \ Va d re d "

sA'bN"s LOTTERY AND EN.
dtsa NGE OFFICE.
order h all, gatr far ~ practicable the distress
sing pressure brought about hy doranpcd curren
cy. shall continue To distribute handsome PRIZES
among patmns generally. We Will ende.lvor h
mctc them cut 10 sui the times.
READ TIE SCHEMES
UNION LOTTERY, Class No. ;.
To he d,afn nj ,ifrandria, on Sa,uday he Oh
q.ip,H. and rcsh reccrcd on he I2M Of .3pya
GapilAi. PRIZE $4,000.
Prize Of 10000 ,0oO-3, 50Q-3, 07O-2.ooO
=, 5000 of $500 Of 250--G0 Of 200
63 Of 50--G3 Of 100, &c
IS Noa.-l2 drawn.
Tickets tl0--Ilalvcs SJ-Quartcrs 81 so
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y 4 Va T. y n. IA y VI I. l.. TT,
Attorney nj Law,
IA practise regularly and attend faithfully 10
w all bnsinrs3 canded to him in the Courts oi the
Counties Of Charlotte Halifax and Pusylyania. He
Will asn attend The Superior Courts Of Campbell county
90 AnnRlss-"l Halifax Court House, Virginia :"
JAMES T.. lIAMI.E1T
April | w6w
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conveyed by said deed. being all that the said Marsh
owned or possessed in the town Of Iynchburg, n, The
time Of executing the SAID deed Also large quantity d
MI
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$4,000 i'm Prixcsoc$sO,0OO cprh

ThGhNLl ,Mo'No.NG'lLL &c FIERY, CIR,
40 - 10 DC df"'"''. al Rchmond on uonday. The
,'W y In. and .'esm rcccircd on he 18Th Of .Iprl
..zes .iu.o00-l0,0 00-lO ,OO0-3, OO0-2 judi
1870 ofs00-2Oo OF 1000 ofl5O-220 of loo, &c
II Nos.--l3 drawn.
Tickets S5;Sharcs in proportion.
ms. SINGLE No Prizes s6
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11
ITO AGRICULTURIsTs.-Tho pub

lslers Of the American Agricu,ortss would respect
Iiv Sc the attention o. Farmers and Others engaged IN
sgrienltIrsl pursuits, the aforementioned work
TEe toloyviug arc few OF the many favorable notices
rh arricuituris; appears 10 be edited with that hind
o! ability and practical knowledge that must p!ece among
the foremost rank With similar persodicS 10 cur conntr
~ " ' IWayur County RscoTd, Indiana
From the known ability othe editors, we have no doubt
.. M prove most usefl paper and worthy the patron
srr- oi ibe arrulturs We bail the appearance oil ths
journal as afoer evidence OF the interest whlch Is MANI
tested in the subject of agriculture. Nvo-t
Frr, careful persal of the contents OF the American
AgricuInris we Aesnle ,ay,t bids tair 70 oeeo
most valuable acquisition to any farmer VINO u9s @ -; S b
ready know TOO much to acquire further kpc~iease ~ us
ayoca,ion.p (The Iefersouan, Mansfield, ONO.
Tie above work published monthly leach naTer ss ep @
contain So pages royal oc:avol at the ~" Iss u s
annunl SAXToN & MILES. Publishers,
2l5 Broadway.
5. VI. have constantly hand ali the popular wo.ss
rnai;n, To Avricnl;ure in all il, branches. OH
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11
q q N q .
BY OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES.

Srng a, re Mercantile Library Dnntr at S'6fo''l
A HEALTH to dear Woman ,--slie bids Us uutwlne,
From The cup il encircies, tie East-CipgiDg vlne
Bat her cheek in rs crystal with pleasure VIII glow,
And mirror It's bloom in the bright wave below
health 10 sweet woman:-ihe days are 10 mere
When she watched for her lord t the revel was o'ef
And smoo,hed the white pillow and blusbed when he cane
As she pressed her cold lips his forehead Of fame
Alas ior the loved one! 100 spotess and fair
The lows Of his banquet 10 chasten and share;
Her eye lost us light that his goblet might shine,
And the rose of her cheek dissolved in bis Wac
Joy smiles n the fountain, health flows in the rIis
As their ribbaBds of silver unwind from The hills
They breathe no; tie mist OF the bscciisEals d'ed'
But ibe lilies ofinnocence 5oat on tue stream
Then hes ilh and welcome to Woman once i:'ofe'
She brings passport that isughs az ~ onI w.
u is written ia cTimSop-its letters are ,;,,r
Ii is couraer seemed NATURE $50, room for the si'S
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11
STOVES.
A-OTTS ST0yES.-We invite the at

tentou of the public and splendid asSort-
merit OF Nous Stoves The first premium bss again been
awarded them the best heat Stoves Tor Ha ehurches
tne They have ears stood unTaed as their
uIi,v and economy and the decision OF the judges We'll
As hr Increasing demand for the article, confirmation
strong o their superiority the present lime over any other
Stove before the public Our patterns are rch and varied
aiding the admiration OF all observers Our style of
private houses is an ornament 10 the hall we'll most
appendage- An entire house OF Can be nor
oughy warmed By single Stove. without recourse al az
TO the parIor crates during The winter.
We have also been able complete few OF SHEPasD
PATENT REvEsBgRATEKs FOR parlors with which the puo
lie can now be served without delay Tbs Stove has also
taken tie frs; premium OF the American Institute as Ire
Stove parloTs and Offices exhibited at the ai al
though The competition greater thar on any previous
occasion Their construction extremely simple, and tDt
efficiency and economy unieniable We have only 10 ask
of those purchasing Stovns 70 them and we are
confident that they viii he pleased. SHEPARD x CO.
oao In, So,tis Stoyc Warehouse, 742 Water-St-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11
REFENED SUGAR.
D FAD THIS.-IIaying been afflicted

- FAD THIS.-liaving been afflicted
q, for the last 10 or - years with complication of dis
which confined me 10 my house and bed great por-
of the time my stomach extremely weak and sore vo
pains side my strength exhausted and, III fact,
reduced S1ch a degree that life seemed 10 he nearly
nc invited by Dr. Stark weather and by his advice
commenced the c his mcdclncsbul was so weak and
deblltaed that could lake bat half the usual dose OF The
lfepac Elixir had taken much medicine previously
that bad faith confidence any thing that bore The
oil medicine. However, continued the use OF the
lepatc Elixir III half doses, for week, when began
feel lis beneficial effects; then directed 10 increase
he dose which found could easily beaand 10 the utter
astonshmen OF myself and friends able 10 leave
uIy bed and in weeks able ride 80 mesiB
day. which could not have done before lime IN ten
past do wo about house, and feel per-
tecy we'll feel truly grateful the Doctor for his
scrplioS, and sincerely believe the his Elixir has
srored health, ard can do less than earnestly
ali who suffering with bilious diseases go and
do likewise, and they may assured that they will de
rive much benefit rom II as have done. believe DR.
Ssrkwcatheis Hepa,lc Elxer 10 be truly valuable mei
cine. LUCRETlA ID. LELAND. Grafton, MinSs.
Foi sale by CiAS. DYER, Jr. IL Westminster st T. J.
Sold, wholesale and retail by the agents, A. u. SANDS
x CO. No. 27S Broadway (Ciranie Buildng) corner
| OF Chambers-strect Sold also by a. B. X D SANDS,
Druggists No 70 Fulton ST OF Gold ST. and No
100 Futon St; and by David Sands x Co. No II East
broadway, ceruer OF aiarkctsre6L
Price, 81 bottle pIG I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

AA COUNTRY SEAT AT AUCTION.
-Hr,E VIII be sold T. Bartlets National Hotel h the
city OF Hudson, Friday, the 25h day OF November -
san at ten o'clock the fseneen, In two parcels under
foreclosure nits Chsncery Farm consisting Of about
ninetyone acres: lot consists OF about sixteen acres,
and the other OF from seventy eighty Oa the sixteen
Int there situated substantial brick story dwell
ing house Of about forty feet square, With convenient
outbuidings well of good water &C. All the land is OF
for uage and pasturiDg, except about twsny acres or
Young growth OF pine wood and eight the stus.
The premises situated the Columbia Turnpike the
village OF Ciaverack, about three miles from the city OF
Hudson and are par; of the Farm recently the occupa-
ton Of William Ludlow ESQ. Of Claverack; for the con.
ditien and qcalty Of the premises purchasers are requested
10 inspect for themselves. G. r. j HOWDO7N
Assignee OF W. .. Ludlow, New ST. New-York.
~ American and Evening Post will please copy until
18th Nov. "a r3,S95
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11

DETERS'S INDICATED LOLEN
GE.S.-There needs no argument scyond simple,
ar candid trial 10 prove demonstration that feerss
Lozenges are among very best medcaet preparations
made While their TASTE which aereeaoe , e
syantagc over every other medicine IN the great
variety OF their ingredients renders them eicacious 10 an
elsewhere unknown. His Cough Lozenges, iot M
stance cure Colds, Asthma, Caarrh, Bronchitis, and all
complaints OF a Pulmonary origin. Then bis Worm Lozen.
yes relieve children of the terrible distress the cenvus's
pains the broken sleep and headache which always attend
the presence Thus all his ozenges IN ac are
suitable to some particular disease, which they completely
,-mov. warehouse J25 Fnnns ST. o7 I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11
GREAT ATTRACTION.-The sub

" scriber. successor 10 l. v BADGES, formerly dong
business 30 Waer-stree, and the original Agent cr
vending and selling Professor Ors Patent Alright Stove
in this Ciy wouid respectfully inform The public that nc
has taken the No, 25 Waiereet two doors fron
Beekmsn where may be found couriee assortment o!
the above Stoves style and rrcced prices Over
Five thousand OF these Stoves sid IN the CITY ct
Boston last seaso and found be the economical III
the cansurirnp OF fuel any Stove heretofore iorotuce
They recommended particularly by Physicians, or
he5rg the sch, and persons afflicted with con-
sumption Save found great relief by the use OF this Stove
s air produced beng OF temperature than eau
possibly be produced ~ oher Stove now offered 10 ie
public Also Wjlcox's Arlght Stove fJr wood-a beau;l
fu article; together with Badgers Patent Artght coal
Stove designed for Stores, Offices Halls and Pdrots,
very cheap and economical article. printed direction ac
companies all the above Please call and examine
for yourselves before purchasing elsewhere Recclec Tie
nuCuber. D. D. " WENDELL. No. Isl Water-st
o99 Inn I'd door from bcekman.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11
CURED.-SCARPA'S

NEAFNESS CURED.-SCARPA'S
ACOUSTIC OIL-For the cure OF Deafness, pains
and the discharge of matter from the Ears also all those
dsaer.eabe neises Ike the bulzing OF insects, falling OF
water wlzzing OF steam &c &c. which symptoms OF
approaching deafness and also generally attendant with
The disease Many persons who have been deaf for ten nj
Twenty ears, and obliged TO use eartrunp
cts have ater using one bottles thrown aside their
uupes being made perfectly we'll Physicians and sur
eous highly recommend For sale by Dr. JAY Me-
No. - South Third street. Philadelphia.
Sold at wholesale and retail by The agents, a. b. " ~.
SAwns Cos Druggists and Chemists 70 tpons coInerol
A Co II Eas, broadway corner Marketsueeii ABRAHAM
B. SANDS Co.. Granite Buildings, 2IS Broadway corher
of Chamber.s, Ntw-York. Price 81 o14 lm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-11-11
NCENr'S OFFICE, STATE PsIsos,
Anhnrn. Oct ln. 1879

Auburn, Oct. 10, 1852
n Office IS hereby given. that sealed sealei
the 2oll, day December nsIta 10 o.
A. 81 for The services Of Ccnvicts win me prsu,S W
increasing N. same as the Agent may hs able to furnish 20
am, number not exceeding Three Hundad Tor e sl o'
Five wears from the first day OF January next 70 oe e,
pioyed in the manufacture OF Files ana ch arlces ~ ~ ~
!eEj OF which the United States is principally suppeu ps
foreign importation. ,I,.a ,iu
Suticien, shop-roon suitably warmed ard lighted, wiz
he furnished by the State. - ,,,
Note Persons making proposals are required 10 name .
amount, per day offered tor the services OF each GnnV'G'
and to furnish the of the person persons cered ss
surety III the Contract, with their written assent hereto
AMI the respective persons making proposals are reqnrco
10 be present the ci opening scch proposals tDec'
2nth) either in person or by1 daily authorized agept
ola tDs HENRY POLHEMUS. Agent