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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-14

% The last Richmond Enquirer publishes letter
nom ms place, containing estimates OF The votes of this
and the adjoining counties IN November next as compa
ed with the vote in the sane counties in 1910 The re-
suit we think, will tell different story But we shall
not attempt 10 ana we the estimate and 10 pxpse what
we believe 10 be It's errors. We are content with the
Enqnlrer's motto: .'.Nous tT0Rs''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-14
FINE GUNS.

SlNGLE and double barre-jus, opeaed, and for sale
- cheap, by II. b. y W. A. RICHARDS.
Spnt ,,;,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-14
200 ACRES.
2'OOI.S.

4 NARPENfERS, Backsmi,h's, Tanneris. and 9th
~ er FoplS o vaIious kinds < qualities, lust IN hand
tor sale low by H. 3. X W. A. RICHARDS
Sept 10 ,sif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-14

Persons having such property for sale will do well ts
call ON HIM before making sale. NJ HART.
n B-I want 10 purchases or 3good b l. ACK
MI 4 II $. Tor which will give a liberal price
Nov q Is il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-14
NEGROES WANTED.

WE subscribers having associated himself with the
L Mcssrs. Davis'so of Petersburg. for the sale of Ne
groos al the South, wishes to purchase
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-14

i3dhH'on '!taities-Jamcs e. Blrney. he .QL,r;,;ou
c@'d'ddie jor NE Presidency has been nominated as Tho
,oe1!'eo efadaafe 10 Represent Saginaw county in the
Legislature Of Michigan: and II is said that he yiIl NV
sP'. we think II likely that he will; as, in recent
'e'e' ne aV""ed opinions On the Fsrif and Rok ones
ions approSimatiug those of the ~" ''S
ANA yet we every day hear tJiculaus siorles ahin,
coalition between The Wigs and the AbulvoslJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-14

w oar irenfs ~ the surrounding counties. will
please dn us Inc favor to send us Tue election rs,,s
'"e" respective e1nnes as as possible after the
lection. o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-14
OUR LATE CONVENTION.

Eleetio" Isl Monday (he III day. Of .Norem Der.
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sO>NETsl IsDNNETS,,
HITS! Es.kFs!! Eg.yT<!!!

H.fF%! N.EFe!! N.YT<!!!
We haze also received n very extensive assortment
OF Hais, Caps. French Bous and Eur .Hu1s all Of
which will be said Al our usual low prices Tor CASH.
We cordially invite all 10 examine stock Oeture pur
chasIngwhleh viii be found complete, being much lar
ger than usual. REGARDS RYAN 4 co,
Next door TO Bryant * Young.
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The New York herald., 1844-08-29

PoLrrrcs IN TExAs.-The election for President
OF Texas takes place on the first Monday in Sep
tsmber Brleson and Jones the cdnddses the FIRST
s in favor OF annexation the latter against H. Jones
but il is believed the popularity of Burleson will elect
him Jones s openly In favor Of alliance with Eng
land the establishment Of policy unfavorabc TO the
United States.
The New York herald., 1844-08-29
EMIGRATION TO CANADA.-Number Of emigrants
arrived at Quebec during the week ending Aug. "a
NH

Missouri ELECTION. are yet without re.
turns from good many counties in this State, and
s we have stated the general result we she await the
ocsl returns 1t IL quite certoin fhst Lecnsrd Sims
gress and becomes the Iocofocos term II, the acci
denap member Of that body, Mr. Psrsons csnddoie on
the hnrd having died toe steto pvt orh successor
with any chance OF success - Sc LSuts Rspu5Hcsn,
The New York herald., 1844-08-29

MORE PARpoNs. 10 understood that inlorma-
ton has recently reached the Department Of state,
that her Britannia Majesty has extended pardon Son the
usual condition Of good behavior while residents ne,
10 the American prisoners now in the British penal colo
MES whose names are embraced in the annexed Isl =;
LIsT-Joseph Stewart, Eznr stevens oideon =. vooa' 1000
rich Nelson j. Gfiggs Jerry 0riggs, benjamin mo't.
Samuel Ncwcome, James De Witt Fers, Luther Darby
Mddiso1ian,
The New York herald., 1844-08-29

CARRIER PreEoss.- We are informed tnat car
hack bay over the Marshes and that much regret was
by the sportsman, on finding It was not The
cnnnon - nj pigeon for which IL was taken. As may
~ matter OF curiosity interest to the owner oil the
bird to know and the time when shot the hight
- dne north and the time when killed seven o'clock
Tss color Of the carrier brick red and dngy white
ar limit slate had leathern strap round the lsf leg.
without nything else attached Transcript .du-
g,,xf
The New York herald., 1844-08-29

| ONO RivRR-At Pittsburgh, on Saturday. there
river was still risang.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-19
READ WHAT SHEkMAN'S LUZENGES
HAVE DONE

Mr.. DAY, boot maker, No. o. TillMy street. Brooklyn,
M suffered greatly for eighteen months with eaciatIon, de-
by sickness Of the somaoh loss OF appetite shootln
The bowels his stomach nesleced aost kind OF food
He had been attended by physicians and
for two months by the professors Of the Uniycty end all to
purpose
reading pr shemans Book descriptive Of the
Of he thought they his he purchased box
Of Shermans Worm Lozengcs lew doses brough away,
he judged about two OF end excy cured him.
mult'uae Of smilsr might BE- Ssaored where chill
treu and adults had eed all Death sem worms and
thing gave relief bu. shsrIna1s Loaensss;
:mpton are al .sons, cured bE Shssas Cough Lo.eqses
few seconds, and enable those ateied with the most
Dunbar Rev Mr. De Forest Rev Dr. Esstaond and hundreds
thousands attest their happy Others the
efficacy Of Shermans Cough Lor.nEs for hcadachs,
gapton lowness Of spirits. sickness and essituds
from bodily mental eyerons and for the wonderful proper
ties OF Sermsus Poor aus Plaster which costs but 2h
cents and warranted for reaEatisn and lumbaEo
PUN the breast side, back part oil me
body Ask for Sherans Poor Mans Plaser ana see That
name and his fac sme with directions for rSr are or The Daek
There nre great worthless hawhed spoo ana
ssd by unprncined druggss Remspbcf 90 get eefnan;
lozehgnaes and fasten and Tss-aena olers or you VIII
be deceived.
Hudson st Sing 1888 Bowcry Spssg; n Eat Broad
way. In Brooklyn, Mr.. Hays g Fulton, and Mountains
Drug store asa Fulton simson Prospect and jackson
Ia Jersey City-E Randall Grocer In Newark Jrppe
and David Bysen Phsdephin-Zrber Cos Ledger RuiId
igs Boston--Reddng Co.'S btatcst AitsEyA Guthrie,
Sfsuyyir He'll. 627
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-19
ALOPECY,
OR THE FALLING OFF OF THE
ly5yD

HILLS INFALLlBLE NuUENT, or never drying
Pomrade has been satisfactorily tested durzp the last -four
by hous r6s being ancendentay superior all
others offered the pnb.cfor amelioa,ng the hair The fol
lowing ITS predominant properties removing Dandut
efectu4lly the hair from falling out causing light
red hair to dak hns ce.tan preventive OF
makes E IL xibe aud isc ned 10 carl poten mohtener i'm
parting glossy and luxuIan nature plies all deficiency
OF tura nutriincnt, and mpe PoMMApE DE la TOLL
ErTE IL snrpasses ala others txtant la word the SINE
of good had of hair. The most Idubit,be proo
be given TO the correctness Of Ire above rites to all
who @ interested good head OF hair sold wholesale and
feaIl street, adjoining the Pearl street House.
New YopK, March 90, 1874.
Ma. WILLIAM Hull
rim -: nike pleasure in acknowledging the great benefit
have eved from the OF lHfb!e OIguent the
Hair Indeed value il highly from my experience o.
liz virtue that consider dniy to commsnd to Others
who may suffer bave don: r the loss Of hair About
years hair had b'come fghtfly thin, from
continual falling of that had seriously thought Of Tesotng
% the expsdeat Of shaving which had heore adopted
Ynt fofurstel vered from this purpose by e o
whom had casuay spot OF the state Of hair WHO
strongly urged ne 70 r our preparion which wa; the fir
intnaton had Of IL or even own exi tnce am hap
that this nometon has been OF benefit
fore hair entirely ce,sd TO fall Off ard began
ed applications il gradually thicker and fuller. until
had better head Of hair an ever h,d before still the
OnsUent toilette pommade and have hesitation in
that for the hair from fall preserv-
il simply a let,e pommade your preparation
HENRY PALMER, 1863 Pearl st.
The above is true copy Of the original. az lmsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-19
PARIS LIFE PILLS,

As THE WINTER is ENDING, ard SPRING COM.
ING his poruiar medicine should be taken by every on.
change mpeatvey demands cleansing of
being without mecnry peculiarly calculated FOL
tors beg to state to sps'c German and French
and directions zach of those
Book with easavpgs) Of the Life and Times Fl OLD
Jet OF CURIOUS to those who bave wished for Length
soogy haze deduced from the history Of Thomas Psrr that
the Of Herbal Medicine and regularity of the
opinion is corTooraed by extract from PARIS Last Will
nI estamrn such deduction IS reduced to certainty
ths Medicine row cert valuAh remedy 20 the public
Tie hundreds Of unso eitrd testimonials OF its efficacy IN he
osessior sant their soliciting WIN suppose
PARIS LiisPils 70 be the quack OF
Tered the Iubc to convince thsm lvs call their Of
ice envy Of their Agents New io-anongst whom
they nuEi6eT all the principal Druggists
THO5 ROBERTS & CO,
ml2lm*m 3l4 Broadway. up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-19
TO THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN-A PRO
CREATIVE ELIXIR CORDIAL,
TO MARRIED LADIES.

~ -Those Invaluable Pow be ulisersaily adopted
ia EuIcpe but Fancc psresr, for afds oftiiy yca
well As by hooaIds ~ t!E country ceiES he only mild
sa and ecscoos remedy for pairs1 .cos whose health for
bids too rapid increase Of family.
The results their cd0ptca to the appees tho health.
nav often the life OF aectionae wife fond moth
En- IRE TOO vzt 70 touch wit ID. limits Of advertise.
msarre pal which sf nos OILY The well gns Of
bu t>o well krown that the families OF the married often in
beyond the happiness ofono who them birth would
dictaei In how instances does the hard working father
anu mere epecaly the mother Of pocr remain slaves
oinc but To- live and living but 20 toll when they might have
enjoyed conr aad comparative afuerce and and toll
have wegh down the spirit; and last br2sen the health Of
the iathcr how often the widow left nnaoia with the most
virtuous Intentions her fer!eos offspring from be-
coming degaded objects OF chsyor proyate Of vce
Even though competence and plenty emile how Often
n!es are the days OF the kind husband and father enbered
N behoding the emscatcd form and declining health Of the
companion OF his boso she had ched the Of
hirryfas sinking iato premature grsvewilh the certain
prospect Of being early bcre OF the partner his joy
ad s.C % bis d ps. s SSs 8. os.
alone tesow not at time when eas. able
yuppoI: the hcarrcpdng affection Is desirable, fhen,s
It mora--for parenia 70 increase their families eaaIess OF
whrn simple healthy and certain remedy is within
ccrtro The adyetser selag the of this
and estimating the yas ben tits resulting thoaapds BY tho
adoption Of rescrbeo ~ her would respectfully
yirtuo~s peventeis which snbect by snpc
snd healthy within contIoi Every dspassiona.s
yirtuous and enbte1sd hiEd. will urieItagy
the affirmative.
eusr directions They can be by mail all parts Of tho
United States.
All ss %sf b s1a . ssd.'f;s e 20.
hsuIs rom A. n 70 r NJ hc..on ONCE No ESSEX e.
90 2ln*m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-19

TNFORMAtION WAITED Of JAMES Z. MILLER, =
native Of New York aud Seaman by profession wan last
heard from he Bristol ENGLAND 1870 SHOULD he ee
nv street. New York m7 smd&wsrc
TO THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN-A PRO
CREATIVE ELIXIR CORDIAL.
THE greatest discovery in medical science is that Of NJ NJ
Desomeaux, Of Paris He has entirely exploded the gene
ly received opinion of the existence Of ipcuab seTsy o.
extremely % The nyari,be and universal success Of hi:
b.ah b;eh rss IN The v;f bes.ed s motbeS
Who for piaed chldss loneliness. has fully establish
ed the fact that usually termed durable by
the Of the Poceative Elixir Cordial It is infallabe
in senara weakness, uor abus. debility, ncontnence and
the vaIou. train OF eomplsints asing from excess illness
dati9p The fame this wonderful Ei. Cerd1l is well e
sufficient evidence Of its excellence ad the Estimation IN
which held II is pleasant aud able TO the taste
The undersigned the only authorised agent for this
try
Price % bottle.
For the of those residing Of the city, the in
gradients composing Elixir Cordl up ia packages
for transmission by mail with fall drec Ion for preparing
Price OF package S. making three bottles.
All Letters must be postpaid and directed to-
Dr.. +. MELVEAU, boz p, N. York city
m2l I'm D&W *m Office 100 Liberty st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-19

> Circuit Court, Wednesday. Move mbeT add iess,.
Samuel F. Butterworth This day came the paintif
Warren Kimbal motion, it is orde ed by the Court.
that publication be made in the New York Herald for SIX
unless he before the of this Court plead
demurrer thereto judgment will be entered against him
By default -
A. MAXWELL, ClerA.
March ths 4th 1874 m22 6w evy dy re
TO DRUGGISTS AND PATENT MEDICINE
VENDORS.
CIR ULAR r.
NEW YORK, March, 1914.
THOMAS ROBERTS x co. Of sa4 Broadway. Druggists
proprietors Of the popular mtdicae kno Pars
Life Pills. take leave inform the Druggist and dealers in Pa
Medicines Of New England that they have this day
pointed Nessrs. SMITH FOWLE Druggists OF 138 WASH
ngon street. Boston their sole and exclusive the
sails of rsrs Life Pills in the New England States for
definite term Of
Thomas Roberts CO. have to regret that during the
Of chancery suit protect themselves from the
fraudulent intentions Of former sub End
Others distance disappointed by thar orders not
ceivng proper attentiou-thus situated
Thomas Roberts y Go. indebted to Mr.. r.. Brown,
Druggist Of Boston, for acting them peadeg the decision Of
the said suit which being settled their favor by the Acting
Chancellor they able place the Agency of their
The csecabty and business character Of Messrs Smith
F0le guarantees that sub and the trade generally,
have their orders and other business promptly ATTENDED
All accounts fomey due to George Roberts, Of 200 Ire
mont street bat transferred to us by the issue of chancery
suit. will be received By Mrsr. Smith Fowie,
Agent during November and December lat
nsl lu.rc THOS. ROBERTS & co. 304 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-19
DR.. JORDAN'S
PRIVATE SPECTFI<, PACKAGEN

E,0R THE CU.E of Secret Diseases offer not
- possessed BY any other advertised remedy wit list,
They contain thing resus email aud
End. remedies every syvptom Sd They
mpancd BY the NJ ntrs n disea with
full directions and advice lts The patient effects safe
permanent cure whout consultation 5th One
ouisd ,v are supp,ed ithout aharsr sth he IL
not subjected to loss Of time other lastly
the Mo;ter points h onls m de Of prevention is
for the Of onorboe rlest Seminal Weakness &c No
for Ven rial diseas- its stges No for Fluo Abls,
Whites The Monitor 50 CENTS The packages complete
81 securely forwarded to postpaid remittances
Sold only Drug Pnce t. of Marion
Few doors east Of Niblos Private entrance cox Marion
unuati0n of Centre street. IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-19

~ a y a = n l.
EfGtahLA rhYsYCiAN. Office snd rrsidsacs. Ms tsIsss
wich between Copandt and Liberty whse
the be consulted with the aonAdsses
PLANTS asdent 70 the female frame
Madame Hss;elPs experience and knowledge sxnes
q asstnnis eases fsm4e ,eulaIy steIpsse suppfesaos
Lsds desiring proper med,ea! Attendance durns conneme
othe, adposition viii be accommodated dariSs sss
time, with psivsse and respectable board
Preyentys Powder" To- CARRIED sde. whose ssIie.s q
ns Of United 8tes Price So pick,
ge Al letter. pcs addressed 10 bcx. $751; Esr York
8ostcn Office, Nc. kssex street"
B--maaame h1srFa.L would inform isdies resid'ye
Of tbs city, who make convenient tho
city xhs would devo;e pc.rous attendance upon
azy 0i ts- Usjtca Stssz whjs ressorsh. DIG
flo fmem
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-04-19
PORTUSUESE FEMALE PILLS.
INVENTED AND PREPARED nv

a. UE eOUDELOQTE, MD, LISBON, PORTU0A.
THE Scientific e.usnatoa Of Ingredient. oiwhich th.'s
ration OF the world They known I'll Europe to BE-
the only pepstpn discovered that proved nv,by
certain producing the monthly Their csra1tv
being eh that they mus, 60. be used during
produce miscarriage if used during that period.
The directions translated into English and are eayelc&
tains the signature Of NJ de DoudeoQpe and the English d.
rcctona have the .gnsurc Of Dr. MELVEAU suthorsss
agent for the continent Of America
Cen o r ,'p1ntsS y wn e @ rs Of tho u,i,s 20
te United Stats oihce Y Liberty Greenwich q!
Prce t3ha bsxcs 81! No half boIes seat By mail Sole
boston 81 No Saler, Letter. directed TO Dr
Meiveac boz "a, New York will With nraenn.e slsnI
s,cs. Al! letters must be post pad. TIC ANN
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,sb;ng civ of WILDERNESS That infant boy gre W to
manhood, became the terror OF The Indians, and is
now member OF Congress- and Improbable (? }
candidate OF the democratic party foI the office OF
Vice President. ..sHa 80 tU
Gen Dodge is gentleman of extraordinary
ability, with n bravery OF character anu a smpll-
city OF manners which command. not only respect
but admilatIo He is the taest specimen of aged
manhood in the presepk Congress, and you cannot
fail 10 see in every hneament of his weather
beaten countsnance some mark of greatness
1t Is thought that this movement, IT successful,
would sweep the country like a whirlwind; IL Is
believed that Commodore Stewart would blow up
Battery, and carry the Atlantic, the Eastern ana
the Southern States While in the West, " Stew
art and Dodge -" Old lronsides and ne Black
"The Ocean and the Wild Wood" The Sea,
the omen Sea. the Forest and the Prairie," would
prove talismanlc.
have been astonished to see what enthusiasm
is excited amongst western members by this new
and extraordinary movement. would that ticket
carry the westl" said 10 one of the best of the
locofoco stump speakers, a member OF Congress.
stronges; District in Kentucky, and under the lead
of Stewart and Dodge be returned here by a
unanimous vote"
The democratic members of Congress, as am
Informed, are to hold caucus tomorrow evening,
TO make some demonstration upon this curious and
original movement, which you will be the first to
publish.
Mr.. Slamm, of the Plebeian has come on here
cypress to suppress this movement. He works with
might and man. He sets down New York as sure
for Mr. Van Buren, by rs 600 All his energy and in
fiuence, however, will have little effect upon MEM
bers Of Congress. If they should have their way
upon the question, it is now pretty certain that
Matty's game would be all up, and the, Baltimore
Convention act Iith strict reference TO the defeat Of
Mr.. Clay.
have neglected everything to give you the ear
hest notice OF these strange movements. The mail
is just closing, and have not time even to read
over what have hastily'collected, and set down.
send you these opinions and facts part OF the
news OF the day, and history of the times.
81
Two p M-The Senate has been discussing the
Post Office Bill-lhe abolition OF the ranking pri-
vilege. Nothing done.
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