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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-24

Profitable Rail Roais.-There in Massachusetts
onr independent lines of railruad leading in different
directions and making grand total of SOP miles, the
cost If which up 1915, has amounted TO the Of
$2l .C40,7S9. TIE aggregate "fiheir receipts Off
come during the past year is $3.50 595 which, after
paying all expenses Of repairs management and interest
upon hans, leaves dividend 10 the stockholders of 6
per cent upon the capital stock. They order these
things much better in Massachusetts than do in Vir-
gnia
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BSsHOPONDERDONK,s Tn1.s
ana the RisM0l's Ssuse,,c.,s

"a poceen'ngs OF the court. convened under the
tuesday Decemb.r 10Th. 1884, fr the trial Of the n,
HSy. benlamin /. Ondefdonk. d. d.. Bishop Of New
"k on apresenmen made by he Bishops Of y,rgin,
p' ennrssse asd Georgia. by authority of the court
Bishop Onderdonk's Statement s,,,.non, ct.
cs ana circumstances connected with the recen, trial
u The bishop of New York. Price ~, r,s' Inst 10,
ceived by NASH a. wOOniinlfSr Just 'e>
p;.., - lN Main ST., Richmond. Va
- r"u, z ~ " isif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-24

o. The Madsonian. for the very proper purpose of
vindcaing Mr. Tyler from the sinister motive imputed
10 him. of having sought to popaie President Polk by
the nomination Of his brother, VIM. II. Polk, for the
Mission TO Naples, unsolicited by that gentleman de-
clares that the Presidents brother "both desired and
soughtMe cbiee"-a very curious and pregnant fact,
by The way, which may find its comment hereafter
Nous rcrrons
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-24

22sp OF FEBRUARY.-Ihis day was ee,e''a"'
!, this race with undIninished display. The aay was
..o,.d in nv the firing Of the customary salutes The
>;,;,,,v Com,apies together with the different Socie>
ties, formed into line and marched to the Isl r"s''"
rian Church. where Washngtcn's Farewell hoo'es'
was read by Anthony M. Branch, ESQ., aud an ofa''''
delivered by David T.. Spence, Esq. which We ''aa "o
an nnnorlunly Of hearing.
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UNITED STATES SENATE

The baltimore Patriot gives the following as the
stale of parties in the next Senate of the Uni,ed
Now that 1t Is ascertaned beyond all doubt, that
mere VIII be no election of u. S. Senators for Vrqni,
OF lno,ana and that the Tennessee Legislature will not
Messrs Rives, White and Foster cannot he 6leJ w.,
are enabled to speak positively the political charac
Ter OF The nlled States Senate after the 4,h of N
next. " !" -Aa'ch
ne following are the names of those who vii, com.
pose The Senate afte. thai dav. WV VIZ '"'''-
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TAVi.KN ESTARslSs1yyE
For Sale.

HNHE TAVERN ESTABLISHMENT n, Half, y
q Courthouse. purchased by William Snmpler of
Loot iega'ees. wish 10 sell. There are about
104 ACRES OF LAND.
portion oil which is very good, including good Mead
o'r; the remainder is of medium quality hui on,,e sns
cepole OF Improvement; about II acres are Wood Land
ne 'eho"s '"eraoly good The Tavern building is
bees an excellent Stable, and all necessary Out Houses
ms Tavern is very eigiby situated for the entertain
mebt OF travellers and byarders
owing to my remo,eness from This property. | wopld
sci, on accommodating terms. For further particulars
Court House. or to me in Lynchburg
X. B. TOWNIEY
Feb.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-24

In"" q h's-i'adifs, when yon think yen recon
mend yourselves sex by yonr indifference nbon 70
glon you greatly deceive yourseves-even nnbelevers
dislike nhde'y in females for consider your reli
g'on one least OF the principal securities or thai yr
Tue IN which they are must interested Ear ma
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-24

n5- Orr Wing friends in Bedford, we are a'rad are
getting into ma which will endanser the success ''
their candidates 10 The H. of Delegates ard also prove
disastrous to the candidate for Congress. we nope
hs difficulties may be settled TO The entire sa''S'ac
lion of all sections Of the country
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-24

CO writer in the last Republican recommends ,o
The voters of Campbell, the name Of PIeasan, Iabbv
ESQ., Noco) OF this place, suitable candidate to re
present them in the next House of Delegates.
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List SHIE'.ME.y'Y' OF.y.E.
GEspEE

NJ are anxious to purchase about so NEGROES
o' oo'h sexes, TO complete our last shipment far
nus season. and VIII pay the full Richmond prices if
application be made shortly. HARRIS DaVIS "
Jan. % JAWS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-24

~ McNuy's dealcation, is said amounts to ASS. i.
1uo Ills snfe''es three Loeoiocos of Congress. with
The view Of protecting themselves have II annoa,s II
legally eluchcd $4,000 deposited by him. which of
course properly belongs to the Government Su cb n Ha
g'lous attempt at fraud shows that tn rascals surelies
are as great Tascas as himself
,, McNn'y, when he was elected rst Clerk Of The
House was aoorIousy drunkard. a gambler. an inf
de,, and debauchee and ALL who voed for confdino
pubic funds 10 the keeping OF such an abandoned cha
racter arc morally bound make good his dealcntons
ana " IL pity The amount cannot be legally taken out
o' 'hef pay. Such an example would teach Locoiocos
TO vote for decent man mex time.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-24

90 Inc Hon. r. NJ. I. Hunter has been nominate
'y District Convention, as the Locoioco candidate "a
The Fredericksburg Congressional District.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-24

.honfgome'y comty-Ihe Wings of Montgomery
have brought OUT James f. Preston, Esq IA brother of
WIN, Ballard Pres'on) asa candidate to represent, that
county in the next House Of Delegates.
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1o4 ACRES OF IANn.
CHEAP DO.ryENTxCS

VIE SUBSCRIBER, Agent for the "Ro,herwood,,
Factory, kingsport, Tennessee. offers for sale
~ bales very stout A Sheelings, in which will
be sold bargain. GEO RAcpv VII
| Jan. l3 1917
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u hies.

Uhgs. yoco Eo.o.
George Evans, Maine J,bn F,i,6ald NJ;
Isaac {. Bates, Mass levi Wnodh,,, "s e.,
Daniel Webster, do G q a,ha,y ~; H.
}. r. Simmons, r. l. Jobn Al Nil r. w
Albert c. Greene, do jain 4 nv NM M
Thomas Clayton, Della. Danj 8 H. Ao,h'
Johh Nj. Clayton do lanes Rnnban n's' p 10
James A. Pearce, Md Dams, S ,.'''"' "a.
Reverdy johnson, do VIM II iia"'' 10 \, -
VIM. Upham. Vermont. Daniel r n,ys "o'' ~;
Samuel S. Preniiss, do GeorGa M.r ,i"se'' o. y.
J. w. Huntington. Conn " j. ro oi1' 90
}. W. Miller, n. ]. Diyon II I." .'; georgia
VIM. l.. Dayton, do Ap R,.h lewis a'a.
VIM. = Archer, Va R,n, W., 40
Willie L. Maneum, n. C. Jesse Sra.s a,"er' MISS
John NJ Beuen, Geo. Wirl;.p s s"' 90 a"
Alex. Barrow Louisiana u y , nue"' oh'o'
Henry johnson, do Tbos n t''so"' mo.
Spencer Jaruasan, Tenn. .l,mas -, Denon' do
John l. Nlorehead, XIV. sydney plo"','n i","o's.
John j. Crileadeff, do Chas,S. I ."1I, un
Thomas Corwin Oh;o ehrsler Ashley, Arkansas.
W. Woodbridge, Mich. Ia u. do
Lewis Cass. Michigan.
"Tbis .m,kss !, ..-..:.., 20 Lsco Faces
maturity Of one in The Spna,e nm ,, 's VIII nave
Folks administrations .'1 incoming OF Mr..
Tenness.e,v ''''ts VI virginia, Indiana ard
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-24
STEAMBOAT BCRNT-LIyES LOST.

The ldowino is an account of another dreadful dsas
ter on the Mississippi The account is from The \. ..
Bulletin:
This morning Saturday. Sh) a, half past two O'clock
abou, midway between Grand Gulf and Rodney, (Which
are about 80 miles apart The steamer Paihhder Captain
Moses from YaZoo with n full load of cotion. l1s
bales was discovered to be on ireAs we are Informed
by part Of the crew, but few minutes since arrived
here, Immediately ensuod scene OF confusion and dis
may which may be easily Imagined than described.
Soon there WIS running TO and fro, and then arose
screams and cries really terrifying The pilot was forced
Ia leave the wheelb by tho sBoke. hcf nearly suucaied
him after he had steered the bow Of thejoat tul The
shore The engineer also forced 10 leave his post
bete any movement Of The boat towards the shore could
be made and when the flames ragged iecest the bow Of
the boai was pointed up stream
Several of the commenced ihrowiup cotton bales
3D. and many saved themselves on the bales and
others on planks. chairs, &c
There were seven lives lost that are known OF, ant
doubtless others that the officers or crew do not miss
Those known to he lost are AIessts s $. Caldwell
Hupgi,s and Butler Of Grenada, Mississippi; Mr.
Carleton of Taahaiche; Mr.. Pnchhack Of Illinois; III,
steward of the boat, and one Of the crew, names un
known.
Mrs Fleming wife Of one Of the pilots. the only fe
male on boad, except HE chaubermad and coore
woman, was saved IN one Of the yawls, with many 9th
ers.
The fire originated between the eneines--from wha
cause Is mol known.
The whole cargo Of ldSl bales cotton is less. III
catastrophe having taken place rear the middle at III
river.
The crew and surviving passengers were brought I
Ma chtZ by the steamer Wave.
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N I 2 ! , :5E EIlIssI B 2, } y!sIgsN

is by far the strongest preparaon of SarsapariIla lant as has been frequently tested both by its ef- ects and analysis. lN
 It is fast takinc the place of al other prepara- tons because of its Jfcacy (nunerois crlfcaes be- ing pubhed from tlme 10 liIDe) anl because of is superior strength Gone bottle being c nal six pints ofSyrrp of Sarsaparilla, two bol les of my other eStract;) it is consequently the bes and cheapssi, requiring less to be taken and 'lg less, beng sold al ONE DOLLAR FOR A sIEGLE BOTTLE.
 IL is particularly recommended for all Rheumatic afecions; Ulcerous Sores of the Nose, Throat or body; Diseases of the Bones; Diseases of the Liver, Lungs, Spleen and Kidneys; Aiiections the Skin, or breaking oul ol dry and waery pmples oflhe Face, Neck and Body; Scrolua Fry spelas Con sItutional diseases arising from he ,'se-o( Mercury and other minerals; SyphiI,c and Venereal Aneo- tions, as well as the greatest purifier of the blood and Flnids of the body, that has ever been dscoy- cred. In short, as a general medicine, it has no equal in the whole list of medicines ever prepared or dscovered i.
 Dr. Leidy, the proprietor. offers 10 refund the money when satisfactory proof IS given of it's inei- cacy, or of his assertions proving untrue.
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SCHuOg RnoE

To Parents, GUardiasss enfl Teachers of
 Aia1RinA and Miss 4ssIppf.
 F5NIlE undersigned vodid resp cia ly tail your ai- -h tenuor to the l1ln@ing list ol Sebool Books, universally adopted and highly recommended bv ali who interested in he cause If edaeaion:
 Aig5ama SeneS of Readsrs- 10 1 The Pi imary Primer, new editiaa; No ?, The Child's Reader, edition; No 3. Exercises in Reading, new edi- ti1ni No 1. Fouer's Rhetorical Reader, new ed. tioa; WebsteI's Elementary Spelier; MeiFical Sto- res in Chemistry and Philosophy; 0lnes's Genrra- phy and Atlas; OLey's lnuodnetioa 10 Geogfsriiv; Tbe Book of Commerce; Watts Improvement of tho Mind; Bullion's English Gramlner, Ruil,on's Greek Grajnmcr; Onstead's Natural Philosophy; Gomsiock's Natnral Philosophy; Consloek' 's Chem. isUy; Cuwstnck's Physiology; Preston's Book Keeping; The Scholars Companion; The Scholars Companion; The Scholars Reference Book; NVeD. ser's School Dictionary; Abercrombie's Moral Feelings; Goodrieh's Ecclesiastical History; Lin con's Botany. Brrett's Geography oi the Ieav- ens Alexanders Evidences ol Christianity; Stone's Rhetorical Speaker; Hodges loeia; Niald's Iiis- tory of U $. s vo; Wizards History of IT S ahridgGd Ward's Universal History; Fariey's Natural Theology Bible; Rewnan's Rheioae; NewmHn's Political Economy; Builer's Analna, ; kane's Elements uf Cliticism; Dayits' first Les. sons in Arithmetic; l'avles' Arithmetie; Da, es' key to Arithmetic; Davies Algebra; Davies Key to Algebra; Davies Elementary Geometrs Dawes Baurdon's Algebra; Dawes fegeodre's Geonet try {; Davies Surveying; Davies Aal4 lieal Geome try i; Davies Descriptive Geometry, baves' Calculus Davies Shades and Shadows; Anthons Latin Les sons; Authon's Latin Prose Conposion Anthon's Latin Prosoiy; fnthon's Cicero; Anthon's Cesar Anhon's SaIlusl; Anthons Horace; Anthon's Greek Lessons; An;hon's Greek Prose Composition; An thon's Greek Prosody; Anihon's Jacoh's Greek Reading; Anthems Greek Ciramma, Anihon's Die tonary of Antiquities; An;hon's Classical Biciion- afy Andrews and Soddar3's Latin Grammar; An. drews' Question to Latin Grammar; Andrews First Lessons in Latin; Andrews lalin Reader; An drews Vir Rnme; Andrews Salpst; Andrews La. tin Exercses; Andrews key to Latin Exerr ises :; DonnegHn's Greek Lcxica0; Greek Testameat; Ainsworlh's Latin Dicuonaiy Cooper's Virgil; Homeri las; French Guide; Bonar's l4eyizac's French Grammar; Vie de George Washington; ke- cuei Dramuique; Recreatiuns, lns, al Enusanies; Adventures of Teemaque; Boyer's French Dicton- ary; The Young Choir; The School Singer; Bur rows Pianofore Primer; Memekes Instructors Hunten's IusrCctor
 1 have also constantly hand large and well selected stock of Bank Book and Stationary; Law, Medical, Theological and Miscellaneous Bnoks and wlll f'l all orders with premptness a very low pr ces. At 2S Dauphn street,.
 noyI4 237cmo $. w. ALLYN.
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TUANCoCK'S & MANN'S ADANlANrINE EE CANDLES. These beautiful Candles pos seas lhe aforementioned advantages advantages over others in the following iespecs;
 From their extreme hardness and purity, they will not melt under 195 deg ees, whilst wax melts under l50 degrees.
 They are free from any unpleasant smell whatever, require snutfing, and are warraoed free from ar seaic or any other dele;erio1s composition.
 Their superiority 10 wnx or sperm candies, and their mnie reasonable cost m comparison, render them an article highly deserving the attention ol merchants and shippers generally. For saleby
 MARSHALL. ROW E and CO.,, oct 4 210 Agents for the Manufacturers,
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l:E { 3 T 5 x gi, Isgg

the only pills in existence containing Sarsapa- rlla in them, and were he first pills introduced by that name. Notwithstanding inc attempt by others offering "SarsaimriIa pils' and "Blood Pils'' to the public thinking Go sell them on the reputation oj "Dr Leily's Sarsaparilla Blood Pills,'' yet the trick has signahy failed, judging from the increasing sales and demand for Dr. Lely's Bloon Pills.
 The public should Use no other pills than D.. LeI. dy's Sarsaparll Blood Pills; for by their neculiar composition, they produce the combined effects of purifying he Blood Gad An,nai f4ids, and cleansing the Stomaeh aud Bovsls, by purging thereIrom all causes ofdsease. ia
 They produce nausea or sickness at the storn- ach. may be taken at all times and under all circunl- stances, by young and old W thout fear of any dan ger, belng free from all noxious, powerful or dan gerous drugs, and require restraint from occupa- lion u~ual course oi liyngwth all the foregoing recommendations and qualities, they must be the safest, be, aud most .icecious of any other pills
 The strongest proof of their efficacy IS the fact of
 ONE HUNDRED BOXES
 being sold daily al Dr. Leidy's Store alone, and THE THOUSANDS
 sold daily throughout the United States. v
 Prlce--z5 CENTS A SINGLE BOX. Just received and for sale only by
 R. NORTH & co. Apoihecaries' Hall,
 iel9Ky opposite Mansion House. and S5 Govt st SOAP--Gouraud's Italian Medicated Soap, for kc rendering the harshest skin delicaleIy smooth, whie and soft, removing sallowness cataneous erup- tions, pinples, tan. reckles redness. It's dilu- ting properties prevents the formation of wrinkles, and banishes them if already formed, elicitmg on the cheek of age, tue cearness and sunoothness of youth. For sale only by MoSELY & TUCKER, 1 nov8 M corner Dauphin and Royal sts NNTATERED SILkS--DARIELs & BRApY WV have iusi received a few nieces blue black and
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DAGGIRG, ROPE AND TWINE-- lD l500 pieces Kentucky Basging
 I030 cDs superior Rope
 10 .U0O pounds lilee ply T~ine In store and for sale on accommodating terms by poy25 BEERS & SMITH,, 20 St hiichael-sl
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NEW BOOKs-The History of France. from l NlIe earliest period to the present time-by NJ. Micheet, translated by c. H. Smith, E. c. S., Two.
 The Book of Uuseful Knowledge, a Cyclopedia ol sx thousand practical Receipts and collateral inIor- nation in the arts, manufactures and trades inelud ing medicine, pmrmacy, and domestic ecouory-by Arnold James Cooley, iyol. 8yo.
 Ollendoif's new method of learning 10 read, write and speak the German Laoguage-bv G. J. Adler. A. B. For sale by
 noy27 s. ". ALLEN, 2s Dauphin stree,
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"ATERED SILKS--DARIELs & BRApY w have just received few pieces blue black and let black Watsred Silks. 6 WIZ
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rE7tYLOR'S BAISAM OF LyEKWORT, sold A whole,ale and relail by l. c. DUBOSE & CO, Agents No. g Water street.--Further testimony just receiyt, lrom Dr. l4owland, in favor of Ur. Ygyiors D,lsam qf LiOer,Oot, 375 Bowery, as cure for Consumption. Liver Cuniplaint, Papiation of the Heart, Bronchitis, and Asthma.
 A-r....n l l L. A.I.
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r t's T sT si'g-4saf 8ef ,ssis li laaa hfs
 as yzi,e,aiif s ht .asqooa .A eAg ~ssasb
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gd 8ss "a .paitd5 t'iali.a ssiaa tt--A a', e .0l t sdEAb Sgls5 Ct '
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ALEYANnFR KrNNrny

Al Mir. SaYery's Hollow Foun'iry, Philad. Mr John A. Cantrell: Sir, have been afflicted win rheumstsin for several years and having tried many medicines without cure, must say that your medical Syrp of Sarsaparila ias so far relieved me of all sy mplons, That 1 can with confidence recon mend Il to the public. WM. c. COFFIN,
 No l3 apiiary. in rear U. 5 Bank. Philadelphia, October 22 l9i4.
 Price 50c per bottle. For sale by
 S ". nORERrS sign nf Lhe Grean Mnrtnr
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NOTICE rO DETERMINATION CLAIMANTS.

NVI IIE IO T It Ei-EIII INJI' NI4fa M ff " 1
 Every peison entitled to the right of pre-emplion to any ands within the limits of the townships alb enumerated. is required to establish the same to the satisfaction of the reg ster and receiver of the proper land otire, and make payment therefor, pi accaGe aer seeing iS notice, and before the day appointed for the commencement of the public sale of the township above designated, (enblacing the tract claimed;) otherwise such claim will belorieiled.
 JAS. SHIELDS, Commissioner
 my26 I5ltL rlhe General Land Office.
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-i itri .trtiaFf is'i gsa4 agtiaE asHta1a --.Has4 Ies sah.i ua sllra- aihH .tsr yt.de f'lg ia aialq s0 lt .8ti&s TAE4HC Ci sr stEsa
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"rruth needs no Boasting..

TESHIS is an old and true saying. What would he B tde use of calling public attention 10 nnyihing whether in the medical line or otherwise, unless il had stood inc test ofttulh? The compound extract ol
 HOAPHOUND CANDY,
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J. c. TURNER, Dentist, TenIh sireeI. halnw Ghesnnt sI. PL;l.,1

I, GabriI Johnston No. 6 Reckless street, do cer- ttly that my wife, jane WAS afflicted for two years with rheumatism, and al last was entirely disabled, so that she was obliged to he confined To bed; hear ing of CanIrel's Niedicated Syrup of Sarsaparilla from her limbs; two bottles made perfect cure. She is new able to attend 10 her household duties usual. GABRIL JOHNSTON.
 PhiladeIplia, January 9, lSl4.
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PATIENT hIEIlICrNEa.

EfANTRELI.'S compound medieaied $ ". UP of N/ SARSAPARTLIsd, , or rANIfSCORBUTTC SI-RUP, for lhe cure of SeroialG, Chronic Rheuna- lisrn. Chronic Swelngs of lhe Joinls, Eruptons nr iae Skin and all Diseases arising from the abuee uf lercHry, etc.
 PImApELPHlA, April I0ih, Je4i Mr. John A. Cntreil: Dear Sir, haong been af- ncted for upwards ofIwo yeors win uiceraiun of ine throat, destroying he whole the soft palate, then through the upper part of tav mouth mo my nose, from which several piecrs of bone came cut which partially destroyed my speech, through kind Prov idebce, and yom medicalet Syrup of Sarsapa- lilia am new restored 10 perfect health, and my sigh w',icI, was go much inquired, strong as when boy. thought it datg owed iu you and those shmimiiarly affected In make ii public,
 Yours. respectfully,
 SAMUEL KIRK, Tenth and Coates street.
 October 21h, iS44. Mr.J. 4. Canirc: Dear Sir, 1 had d very severe attack "i lhe Yellow Fever in the year 1889, in Mo. bile, Alabama, and also of the Coageslive Fever in lSll, in conseqnencr of which my system was en- tireiy iinpregnated with mercury; large quantities of which given 10 for tfe cure of those almost invariably fatal dsea-t- tried many ihngs ta re- novate my system and purify ny blood, among which was Sarsararla of considerable celebrity in the south, but without effect. have used several hol- ties of your compound Syrup of Sarsaparilla and it has driven ail hnmors from he suilaee of my lody, purified ray blood and i0yigoraed my system that feel as hearty IS ever did and am satisfied that Nhe teleerous effects o'ihe c3tlolnel are removed
 Yours, respectfully,
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 EENHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully calls the attea- a ton of Physicians, Druggists, Planters and country Merchants to the following list Of Drugs, etc., just received and now offered for sale at he very lowest cash puices---a...s ;I35.4ga 600 ounces French Quluineiiss 1oa TO = 20 do Sulpbue Morphine 20 do AcetaIe a do 1f 50 do Iyiriodats Poiassa 100 pounds Powdered Rhubarb
 60 do Powdered Jalop aa 50 do Eughsh Caomel s.=f#.s 10 boxes Castle Soap
 l0 groee Seidletz Powders
 10 do Yeast Powders
 20 do Soda Powders
 barrels AlcOIol
 do Linseed oil
 do Sperm Winter Or 600 pounds Cream Tartar
 barrels Whiting aE do Yellow Ochre #5. do Lamp Black # 90 dozen Castor Oil quart bottles 55 30 do Castor Oil mini do
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.esiiisH gsfH 1ids fsa i.ssi4,g, tfi.sal stH Nlt
 .AilsWiA9f. II tkgS, Y3l bas s, igullaas le hae 4ae,l rsaaas gi,sk
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EpLACK SILkS-DAhiELs & BRADY have ED just reeeiyed--
 40 inch black Gros de Rbyne
 Blue black and jel black Gros de Swisse Blue black and jet black Poult de Soi
 Kept Arnures, blue and jet black ~ &A Striped Black Silks. 4sisr ss- nos22
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-25
OriyinaI Eth.
nm serenaders-PaImo's

ORIGINAL Ethiopian Serenaders-PalmO's
ppera Nothing could be hattsring the
knowleted abilities Of Messrs Germon Sanwood Pelham
sas The other Of the only original Eiho
pan 5ereuaders than the cordial burst OF applause that
ed ihsr last night Palmo The seemed
= exceed their former efforts and the evinced all
through interest They appear again this
eveaing under the NEST promising Inducements.
Glove Fight Will take place This Even
iug at III Novelty sparrng Gallery MunIoe Hail. the
ner ~ Pearl and Centre Yankee Sullivan will be pre-
seat with his chool Of he has issued friendly
challenge 10 Professors Ognon and Hudson grand trial
Of skill and prove the capable Of teaching
the scienee Of Self Defence The fit ed after the
style Of Tom SnnR London Seats erected TO seat az least
400 persons Tickets % cents each.