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

a..k,Lvins the oihsal sO's !" every county III
- 4, will BE- seen that we have carried III"
"" .v ESQ. The m.josi,y will be greatly increased
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''sssXA STORE, xseM,0rcsg.

~ RICIl>h's having reipoved his store to the
Ss hause hraefly oc., ''"i by Col Charles Phells.
opposite Nj John llellns, oie. or saeA new assSs.,
mrn vi China, GLASS and Fan. enware, expressly p4es
chased for his mafke au,nngst wh,.h axe
White Grane Dinner Scns.
Green Chinera do do
=, Hue Sincaneso do do
Blue Mprno do III
Flniei White Granite do 2
Fancy Toilet Sets. . pieces
White Granite do -
lilua Llbena do
White China Tea Sets. 80 pisces,
RAISED ii1nfe do do
Fine EnamelleJ d. do
Limitation do do
Lard l.ompss nl Looking Glasses. Glass Prose-, re-,
Galleries. Inr,lers. tues. SC.
PIlchers, Plates. Dishes. &c.
Also, an assortment, ot Slone aud Common EarhsW-
ware, OF all kinds, which Will be sd cheap, for cash
by ORCHARDS
Dec.7 #
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I, /. announced IN the Madisonan that II X
eli. E,u., chief clerk of the Department Of State,
ill &c, Is Secretary ii State during tue absence ol Mr.
r.,h,.o who is now ON a visit 10 South Carolina.
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NOTICE.

Thomas S. Flouruoy, Esq, will address the Wings
Of HALIFAX on the Sd Saturday in Cclub.r, al RrpuD
lean Grove. There will also be speakers On the uther
side.
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S!atislics Of Inspections and Stocks TO 3Oh Sept,
CSRCUL.7R !S.lDv'.S.

EeERSONS in want Of CIRCULAR S.1TYS can
L be unis he'd short notice, with warranted arti-
cle ofany SIZE, from II to as in. diameter, at a small
al ancs Oh manufacturers prites,bY
IL. u. g. W. A. RICHARDS.
Sap. S -
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT,
n--n TUE large aad CONVENIENT DicL Tens
EssN4ss.'a elneni f,rn,rry owned and occupied BY
tElii.E MI l.. II. Johnson as a TAVERN
CsAgs.S.sC3 HOUSE, and wesen, lenanted BY
apt Samuel Smiiirson situated the Lynchufg and
Salem Turnpike. n,e ue s,u,hwes, of Lynclburg. ihs
main building contains rstlss, we'll tilird up This
Contiguous buildings behsing thereto Admiralty AZ
ranged of coipfH aud convenience. This property has
attached {, IA o grd Land, p,fun very
productive nadow, and spring Of excellent water. Ia
good ienani The will he made sa,isfctry Pc
session given LIST January, 1885, Apply TO s. Mii~f y
II. b. Butler. -
Sepi.9 ~
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ss,iorser's Bale,

4 eaniofnlty 10 DECREE IT the citeu superior cout
OF law and ehancery uf The ioNn ui Iyuehharg. al
lis May Term. 1871. In the Of Aim A. lapr,tan
snd Harriet his wt. aud olhef plaintiffs. against Eliza
T. Echols, willow aud felcl III Joseph Echus. dee d.
and frnef eXecuiS uI sad Joseph Ectns deed. and
uher DESCENDANTS, The undersigned. tseaut VI the cu
ppTstmn Ut l.ynehbure, aud commissioner appnuud
ir the purpose, Mil rntceed Ia sell, at a,bie aue ION,
the premises. Friday. the 9Th day of Srptr,uber
IA the valushle BRICK TENEMENT IN the
.11 iuwn ii Lynchhuig, on lhud street, adjoining
the residence ut Capt Amman Hancock, and neary up.
pnse that ut john Cary. This Is eunnlodlaus aud
convenient daellug honse, and Is Vel Wuiihy the al
lentOn ol purchasers. And, Saturday, The 2Slh Of
September. he will proceed sell also ou the premises
Tract ul Land. situated Afcitrs creek. IN The cnun.
ty OF Campbell, and immediately on the turnpike rad
from lyneh6urp 10 lhlInn's, about ten miles from lie
.rner place, and shurl distance from tho laler Ths
tract u. t.aud CONTAINS about
gao ACRES,
and is very valuable. There's on dwelling house.
and The NECESSARY uuthuuss. AID 1t Is ROW cultivated
hy Mr.. Edwin Matthew's, whose land II adJnins. lhase
ola Good tract o Lad. IN 1s'lhy aud pleas.
ants, clion of country, will do well ~ attend Tue sale
Ierms-One. twu and three Yeas ereo,,. the putc,s
sers giving bonds with approved security, and - title
the property reln ned ultimate security Tor -
pay menl oi the purchase money.
H. HUNTINGTON. $ {. l..
and Commissioner.
July lS re,S
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t.sLO.MEL. J.IL.sP,

OPIUM. t.sLO.NEL. J.ILssl',
~ Qnnme, Rhubarb, Salts,
Gum ArshIr. Iprcac
Tartar Euetic, I.audannm.
Ganphnr. S.nna, Lavender.
SPis. Nllre. Sps liarIsmrH,
tale. and Lump aiagaess.
Pale. feilo% stri Red Bark.
Cream Of Tartar. fsratic Acid. s
Super Cara Soda. K clelle Saiis,
Suiph. and Acetate Mnrphls;
iodine. llvhridiie Potash. So Il
Esracs. Essential Obs, lesfamesy.
Suspe. Water Col.rs, Brushes. Sc.
These, with full assortment II other NIedicinss,
offered at LEss'han market prices and they sespraN-
ted g".uiae aud IL The fist qaaiy, i.r ssls. u
Sept 10 na
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Tailor shears and Points,
lust opened, and f,r sale by
y H.. Il w. D. RICHARDS
Sept g y
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gao ACRES,
July ls
pOSTpD-\E.1JE.Np

In consequence II the ncemency OF The weather, and
by consent at parlirs, the sale Of the Land Campbell
county, above advertised. is postponed uu Saturday
n,A, The 9Th OF Ocnlor.
HENRY DUNNlNGTON, :. c. l..
and Commissioners.
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pOSVpONE,NENI Il.


The sale Of the ABOVE proneriy viii be made at aue
ton this day week. (l1h ins,) Terms will he nude
known on day Of sale. SMITH 4 BAGNElL.
Ott 10 NO
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Their stick will be found 10 comprise full sssprt-
men oi all the yarlus snsl tic nrrdet aud they II.
'e The arn'ion oI buyers with the fullest cau6duncs
that they can SUPP yeyefy vast N their line.
New York. Augs 3mif
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02

BnsrnS August 30-Fnur-As large portion OF the od
stock his worked Off the mniket continues Ia stnn The
slight improvement, previously noticed for good fresh p1icei,
sns o winch been made II 81 81 81 for t,en' see
common brands cnsh and 81 80 for Bat city mills ne
wheat inos cr Corn remains dull al sGle. and prrr the
same Yesterday: white - IS and yeow fiat 5Oc per
e,s Cassia"A sale Of zoo cases atl7t5c per 10.
BurrAIo Ausu; 20 F:n GROUND onr in pretty e Good 81
near lC0O barrels OF Ohio and good Mchean sod a. s. 30
and the balance of another hard lot OF nd brought some
so,lr s 1T s25 300 Sansky Wheat 20 cents mud an IN
voice 1890 bushels IL cents No Corn efloat Mie Lin
seed Oil selling freely nt73 cents. Large sales OF Salt for
export at previous quotations.
Al the upward bound canal craft now bring full invoices OF
NtRANY. Ausus,. 30-We have change To notice in
Fou! to-day There not much offering s; the quota
lion for Csneee aoat store sales 81 ls OHIO and Alchl:
gan 81 We do henr of transactions IN CRAM The
Harley hont yesterday coes storea The quoted prices
ILtvgLAyD. Aug G.Cana-t receipts up TO 2o'clock
Vi are 900 bushels Wheat 4C0 bushels Corn and i21 bbs
Fnur. o,, o-o r - , o-, =
Wheat.-Sne boat load Southern ut 65c SUI bushels from
en-Saes boat load n, BIC; do do Sc boat load in
the nj $50. i, -
sc Flaur per bb 2S Pork 50; Salt 1881.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02
DIED,

o. Sunday. September ]. q, consumption. EMILY RING
dsughef of John Rlag ngei Is years.
The relatives Of family. those Of 4 Ring Eq ard OF
Mrs Glet are requested 70 attend the iareral TINS After
noon, nj o clock, from No. % Oiivef.sireet.
Ausus 81. oiter lingering illness. WILLIAM WELcH in
the 4qth yenr Of his0se.
August %, suddenly BERNARD. youngest of John G.
ard Eliza West aged "a year.
August %, LEAH wife VI W T. Hoss. aged S5 years and
noa.iIs.
August 80 Mrs JASE TAAoErR the list year of his age
August 20 Eriz spETH. vie OF Thomas Hunt and dhus
Ter O Sas Newman. Of Huntingdon. l.. L. aged "a and
fmonls.
August 29 CLARENCE EDWARD. infant son Of Michael NJ
and Mary j. Van Rcuren. aged 2! months.
AZ Toronto. August 25 Arthur CLIFFORD. Eco Clerk Of
ihe Peace fut the Core District
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02
"IVho steals my puae. steals trash
Hut lie who tilchcs from NE nv good name
Rubs me Of that which not epnches him.

AnG ma kes me poor indeed"
o- THE BARD Avon must doubtless have been INSPIRED
py the ptopccy when the above
bic nes To him doubt gifted the power OF hitius the
Ituy, that by doing he might be enabied ong
u his erinE of coming tlmc
ow else account forle lines which we have above
and which anty apply the base o
iir FEfiX GOURAUD'S Prepiratlonsl The vie wre'chSS
who ATTEMPT tevc ur. !, o! his COED rame by imltstn.
bx ITALlAN MEbICATED SOAP. Tor curing pinplcs.
tam blot.hcs sriownes' and ali cuaneous comrninis
poi DKE ST LIE Cor er idicatng hair GRECl " HAtN
DYF SPANI-H LiLf WHITE. for the complexion, sc.
ore it the Il rcseals again,. whom The mighty Shake
spvss ,hurdered fnh the above Philippe. Ruinnanr on
eve the njusce would aier re done To M cnu
r.ud md t,ruI- HIM Esef-hus ms ind grafton
immednely ,onnd vent no; Cpy the above but
lsns hich sha quote nj some ihute p~fo1. n t'on
fanu rgein .zs cautions TIE inf a. avoid The hosts
pf couueTles bearing his They not ony o"er
ls Tor coed hut absolutely destructive 10 The complexion
p,,i hons Of redemption Remembe, The genuine attic
gan on! procured al the old Establishment ~ Nakest
bfs, Scre FROM B!oadway aSV zteod.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02

A JokE-TRuE.-Thc other day there was
.,;,e gathering in La Grange from the coun-
~. ~ Among the number was distinguished
-, ~ of Lcco.Foco;sm, who seemed toibe somewhat
ofa Sfs fayori,e among that party in Troup. Late
y :. ,ho afternoon, this individual, being leader
orotficio, 6egan a political conversation with
Vera, OF the legal gentlemen Of La Grange, and
sh,ssd the Tariff in most shocking manner.
Passing by at that moment, we pulled from our
.,cket paper which contained extracts from
9Th Messrs Clay and Folks letters on the Ia.
If. We proposed TO read to the crowd the let
,.rc. and asked one OF the gentlemen present to
ssv which enc should be read. He replied,
!" Read Mr.. Clay's letter by all means" We
chose to read Mr.. Folks first excepting the name
s;lent0 and SO did. So soon as we had conclu-
,,sd. one of the waggish Wings asked the Loco
Foco Foe this question, Well, hr. Smith, how do
rop like the doctrinc-can't you support those
5ocirines 2" To which Mr.. Smith replied" No,
ri de id il ever give my support to any
such doctrines, nor to the man who wrote the
letter."
We did not wait TO hear the boys out in their
nerr;ment-it was Jun for them to see the old
sdsoe carried out 30 completely, they don't
know their own men," nor do they know their
principles.
n. B. Since writing the above, VIC learn that
Mr.. Smith, after We left, became cnraged at the
ioke and swoic that he would "vote for Polk,
VENT he was as black as the ace of spades"
La Grange (Ga.) Herald.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02

90 M 'r,i,
nusus. ~es ar,! Gr sora,a rsa. on
afeef 'ah III u", NOUN io' se'e'u' 'sus pas w,
"ohey cont'i.es e. - -, 81 - :, 49, d
s.thoush the rate "' Interest n Is iei isei % u. =. @ uu
is dun summer no''iis' VI n'' e" ul s,, VI @ ~ : 80
och" "'Se! p. 1 ' 80 " ~ 80, -, lao e., ha-
ViouS a''enpS n''.a1' " .he NM iI,i H. ;,; pnl.
quar'es po''oa, SO n,sl,sr, nc,sons LeIevc
~ anu ." ~. 49,, a. .os nm. Nor during
tiu ''oi,es i , WV ~ - h, lii rho nlsbor, nr cnn,nI
u'e So"'''I l; , y, ~ nd , ,,r cen, I, would
I ha, hi me- of f;o,so could bc sustained
seem 'e.y - u''"N', "' -. ~. ~ -. - L H.
mere: ne ioIe-n ~, -, ho ross,ad md far,
wou'a "nu vel ce'' , ~, ~ pi , ,,;
eign cap''" ''S ", " ~ ..; Vs. ~ ,a =; 49, 80, :. : No.
OF 'e ,ae, rn' eouu SsIoaa" ~ AZ ne cont
cenS M, s,,s or, nde Of rho Rrokars,
ne ,oile"lns saos "'io 'o' {" ~ ~
IS, sl serlins ls shares saco Water Power Co SO;
Hamilton Mshui 20. oV iUoi 10 Chufes'o"n ouiA o., %
East Bocn Co ssm "a iUo uo Dl ~ western hat
road 81 $40 do >. lo' q" ca o0' oo oEf' o. IL" 01
do S%a 0V'o 'ls uN, ioc az ,o"o b,,1a;,o
The western Nai',oau No'poteuio" are uu,iu'"S
h hanks Of the river llte west ofhe present engine house
to be Of the enormous dimensions on the ground OF Ia
by ii iee he increasing business oi 'he o",p"'"o" a
the collection of engines thut render this additional
building necessary
A new counterfeit one dollar note, purporting To
he the Farmers. Bank of Maryland payable Eaon
han II, Ral,imore This counterfeit is made payable
, Iyn uushe,, and daied Aprl l5 1872 The counterfeit
ava ie ,yhic;, mad. ,ts n few months since
was m ,be parent Bank nj ANNAPOLIS The paper is much
h, han m, GENUINE and the sir natures nnd filling mn
badly done
There are also ailont Onondaga County Bank Syracuse
V los spurious-vignec three female figures surrounded
v sheals of gram and agricultural implements Northern
Bank Of Kentucky Lexington 2 letter E. dated May lsi3
exceedingly well done-the words Northern Bank Of Ken
ucky ON the scroll in the hands Of the female rather blurred
and o,nct Counterfeit slO bills on the Bank of Mobile
are in circulation in Alabama.
The Rank of Montreal is about 10 establish an
agency m Loadon e. e. to be under the management of sir
Fmse formerly Commissioner Of the British American Land
Company Mt Saersrccke in the Eastern Townships of Lower
Canada.
III. who'll. n,po,nt -, Coal sb;nnsd from rho Col
Rn tho ,,esr, con sn nm n Tbnr>daY los, il n, floys.
By K r Railroad .25S tons
Scnny CSnn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02
Passenger Arrived

In e shin Rappahannock. from Licerpo9f-Hlr ieio
and ady q! Cannon; MIR Cartwright OF LDndnn; hr Phtter
SON Cf t:lasso SiIs Pcnne New. York Mr. Omera, Of
New Qsuis Rev Nr le.hman, Ffse Church Of scotland
MIR John l.e,lman. OF Scotland. and Isl IN the eernre
In Tie br,: r.tcr DctaH. tr:m Shenandoah NJ Eppnr,
In he sen Caroline V,reraces, trom 81 ThoInas-Mr
James Child. Mr. julius liarSges Oh Demerara.
PnSseugers Sailed
In tie steamship .7cad'a. from Boston J.r l.pcrpoa-
Rev DR. Whtun and lady. Rev Df ScoIesby, Nes WetheT
snoon md lady Hugh Kerr lady, children and nurse ~
ward Wilmer, F,iWaIs T I DSnneI. " Fleeman /, W
Driver f & Brooks Jr. n Chundler, w Munroe lr w
Buard Jno Mitchell. : Me-. B Ingranam, Jr. d Visar
EliE NJ Lyn,n. 81 seYns Gsoge Sm'lh; aSs S%IIr'
Thomson f Cury Mr. Norris and two friends. y Tonlmin
Miss Toumin. Mrs Fraser-3s. For Hai1a1-AS ; ) ia
cnh.-l Tniul. 40
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02
mark.ss.... c.r.tfi.,gy rsae-4.a fer TIE TriSAn.:

SATURDAY, An-. 81.
demand for Pot, a, s 5 and the ne; sIss 1 tsa sash
% ,is are cine, NJ 50 about 20 bbls wsre taken.
COTTON.-The market Is lnaciye anu we near o, nniy
nbcu, bales sold To-day. without chpee 10 hoe hoog.
ouces have II downward tendency; he Ses VI Que so @
sndar Friday evening olCO bales "' shen S' WEI H
,pIand aud FLORIDA. ordinary 10 mlddnE NJ . eeS' '
ding iat far u, 6as Ia and cco - ...e
and 800 Mobile AID - Dfvan, Ordinary middns 54 bs
lnddhng aif 10 tar "a and good 'a 10 fine 81 s Cts
The arrivals during the r@riOd were iG36 buIes
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02
MARRIED.,

On Tuesday. Angus, e. by Rev Dr. Crocke Mr. SAND.
" OsooOD of Memphis. Tenn. to Mss Charlotte II
fI.BTkLA.g. tf Charleston. :. {.
turcst 81 NJ JAWS SrA>sIigI 20 Miss SARAH LEppoN
Al OgGensbursh. August 20 Mr L. CoLoN AUoUS. L. =
10 his JANE E.. only daughter OF the ate Cen jacob
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02

THE STOLEN SIlvER-We learn from the Post
that Sobis'ya alunasky. whose arrest for offering
for sale 10 Mr. Newell Harding, silver supposed TO
have BEEN stolen, was examined yesterday at the
Police Court Some Of the silver was identified as
the property of Janes g. King Esq of Jersey City.
The prisoner was remanded for ten days, 10 give
tine Tor obtaining nn executive warrant from the
Governor OF New Jersey for his transportation 10
that State Boston Trans.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02

SINGULAR CASE OF INsANrTY-Thc selectmen
of this town were recently called upon TO Wait
Mi. homas Cannon, fisherman, of about 80
years of age, who has within a few weeks been
suffering under insanity, and had become so wild
as To REQUIRE other care than that of biz sister
few years older. with whom he had lived'in the
most parslmonlous manner Tor twenty or thirty
years. 1t was found advisable for her comfort
and safety to remove him at once 10 the aims
house. Inquiry was then made of his sister who
ther he had any money. Yes, was her reply, and
that fear has been the cause of his insanity
She led the inqui.ers to the cellar, which had
probably not been entered by any bu; Mr.. Gam
mon or his sister for many years, and little
digging exhibited box, which, on being cmptied,
was found 10 contain twelve hundred silver dol
lars, which had become black iron from the
humidity to which they had been exposed. In
another part of the cellar pot was taken up
containing three hundred dollars of the same
complexion. She stated that these were the sa-
wings OF his industry Of about thirty years. and
that Of late he had been much troubled because
they had been injured, as he thought, by becom
ing black, and this was probably the cause of his
insanity.
The money was deposited for safety and on
interest in one of The banks, and the unfortunate
man has been sent TO the Insane Asylum at Con-
cord. Portsmouth Journal.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02

A, River snuda Central America August g schr Urun.
Roberts. dIscharginc.
At S, rhomns August II. brig Iowders of Bangor, for
rnlad Aecibo 18th: Porto Rico, Cotire OF Bensi I'm
Gnudacupe for 81 Domingo. Sid sth 'chr Mary Wilkes.
for Msybgrez l7ih brg Speedwe. Pratt ia" MaTacaibo-
Arr 4h Euron'. Halt o Boston. from Ansosurn with
Iepmans Equestrian Company board left brig Magnolia,
lf New. York, IepAlrng.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02
%See Last Pag

Arrived,
Ship Warsaw. Smith, from New-oreans. Aug 10. mdze' to
Stanton g. Frost. .,,
B brig Helen Anna IA days from ST Johns N plaster and
fish 10 Thomas Winnet-2 passengers IN line steeIage.
Brig hnmas II Benton. Roberts, % days from River Sll
dn Cem.r America with hides turtle, specie, &C. to &
Big Peter Deil Lewis 7days from Savannah, cotton. to
Nj Dem. -, y, ,r.
Scr Caroline Norgraves Nograve IA days from st Ihon-
as hides, &c To John Durand 4 Co.. 49,
r schr British Token, IA days from Cumberland ,.
Scht Globe Gm,k,l days from Washington. NC naval
Schr William Henry DOwnes days from CheIrysone. po-
tatnes. n A.,
Schr Snsnn Thompson days from GEORGETOWN De- Hour
to G. Wilcox.
Scar Sally Miller llHey. from Georgetown. DC. Hour 10
Hitchcock L Co. -
Schr Col Hanson Bugbee. . days from York liver. wood
Schr Three Sisters .icCUnn, days from NClnu. potatoes
Schr Mary Jane Collins. days from James River. wood
Propeller Augusta Byron, from Philadelphia mdze. TO
|, McCready.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02

Es- Fall Style of Hats.-Birtl, corner Pine
and Nassau Streets.-Gen,lemens Hats OF tie style
for ensuing season. euly Denomination andsae
eu2I lmiss BIRD. cor. Pine and Nassau SIS.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02

s.sps's S.RsApARuLA-Nore than three hundred years
Rave now elapsed since the medical value oi Sarpara has
pe, I'm ye besn devised make perfect extraction of all It's
valuable properties but to our knowedse no pephi93tn Ion
has standard Oi perfection us that ui the
Their valuable Sarsapara is now celebrated hrouehoathe
length and breadth land aud is held IN the highest est
nation by the medical profession generally Various interest
we. nil stced with impuiy of the blood. scrofuous
chrome affections to make iia o hls great pur'ner 81 inc
o, nr,heI narcuars and conclusive evidence of rs upe
Nalre and etccy see Pamphe which may be obtained
RsaS,Ssv Ns sns S1s S3as
s;sts generally lhronshout The United States.
To HEADS or F.NrllEs.-.The marvellous cnres which
IL aS sgeS Ue ecsey al burns ard the fire At
directly It's application, should call forh the aten
ton OF every person who has charge OF human lie and if
such are its effects no one should allow even day pass
without supply of on hand By It's application sweinss
been it is To 1t heals every species OF
both % 0 ns I Ed IN @ sy eye nIe
all cases OF burns and ms superior 70 any p'esrp
ins this sayc will be gwen Sold by CONS rOCK x co
No 81 Counand street this city, and by their true Asent'
only IN every town IN the United Siaas. ~
iof courl complaint: OF the Lungs unrvulled aS
svs sfn m .hoad kecp INC @ ""F
wasea Sa tsnsg aSRh o fI5RETSt Dr. iai BAA
ERWURT. 375 BoweIy. in curing fixed CpNSU MPIlnN
Be buy above. down town ot Dr. Leeds I7 Wa
SALISBURY. N }. June Sd. 1874.
Dear Doctor In Of serious INJURY winch my
rhou, thirteen by hch her rib were
broken her breast boue land from the effects ol wch We
had hopes of Cr Tor IL years her breathing ms
been nborops. especially taxing cod that Il actually
of the lungs, accompanied with high lever aud vo
eat cough. eXpcc,o5ans Rurd, bloody matter Knowing
he state OF her lungs thought doubtful If she ec3y
cred however sent immediately for bottle Of DR.. TAN-
LOR'S BAl.SAM OF LiNERpOR'r. and within six days
her aud subce since taking the tr>t bottle her
breathing easy ind natural and hsr lungs
Tree obstruction notwithstanding she has had colds
Thus s your Basam has efieced what supposed be
ynnd the power medcnewlth ul conv con ft nct
do believe that Dr. TAYL iES BALSAM OF LIN Err
WORT with The blessing OF God. has been tie exclusive
means OF producing this happy change the 81 wnan
Is years aud do recommend II, and rery bssve Ia
be the beS: metcine in 10: any disease of .he che=t
gnedl JONATHAN COLE.
Dear SIR IRE writer OF the above certificate is Deacon
JONATHAN COLE. respectable farmer, and nan 10 be
depended on about 81 years oi age. Yours. truiy.
For sale only SO Rowery and IL Water street br C.
Iced Druggist. ad Mrs. Hays 9 Fulton street. bToOkyn
lSee the stecl plate LABEL
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02

~ Autumn Hats.-The subscriber announces TO
customers and others his readiness to supply the Fall Pat
tern of Gen,lcmcns Hats.
The finest NutfiG are furnished da,.............si p
2!auaity .'........... -
au3l tf SPENCER. g. Chambers street.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02

E- New Style GeEffemen's Hafs.-The sub
piepaed furnish his style for the fall
be fully sustain the III has here
tuore enjoyed the proc ucln OF S mos; eScntia ace O
dress. AMlDON. Fushi0nubie Halter.
su26 I'm Wall Il. corner Nlssan.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02
commcrcta, @ma nloney matters.

s For Commercial and -itOuev Matters Last Page
SATURDAY r. NJ.
Stocks were generally steady to-day, and in some
cases an Improvement manifested
The supply of bills for the steamer has been nm
pe ard the demand of high moderate
Sterling ranged from 9 10 prem G the best signatures
most tine TRANSACTIONS having been ut 9 Francs 22t
Amsterdam 4lIS 4o3s Hamburg S55sa35i; Bremen 9a9
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02
SPENCER. 81 Chambers street

s1- Gcntlemcn's Hats-FALL FASHION-WAR-
NoCKs 2i Broadway. have erdg for sale their new STYLE
of fIentIemens Hats for The ensuing season. 40 lstf
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02

Angus, 3d. miles Sc of Sandy Hook, brig Florida Blan
co hence for Belize.
August g. oil Cape Henry. brig Madison hence for sn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-09-02
o. Great Recne,ion In P lPrsce.5iF.rTr cxs7. NJ

T Great Reduction in Pr.cc.-FIrrT CENTS
PER BorTLr-The chic! OF hs Tricopherous med
Gated compound are
l. Its brncng strengthenin- end clarifying qualities;
2. lis gently s;imuaiinc the action of the skin;
:. lis predicting and encouraging reaction in the bulb
root and particularly he pulp which receives the vessels
and nerve, giving he ind vigor 10 The hair.
i. It's eGuaizirg the circulation oi the fluids;
g. s fraeitg skin from the effects OF perspraon scur
and daniriff. and di.D0sin= :he hair To curl;
D. And s frequent will preserve the hair in beauty and
health to the ates: psricd Uflie.
Graui0us advice n diseases connected with the
hair, at the Far Cutting Roon'.
10 Rnants1v. .heTt: Il; srirs- Gu3G lini