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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-13

Comm iSSiOMer's Sale Of Asv1eUs
NEAR LYNCnBUR0.

Commissioners Sale Of A.TeAs
NEAR LYNCnBUR0.
PURSUANT IN decree Of the HussiHgs Cosn
Iychbufg. In the sut Of ''An,houy -. Mssky
aud al ~ the undersigned special comnissn nss. sp-
painted for the purpose will pceed IN sel. the pre-
misses Ia the highest bidder. Friday, tho 3ls jana
arv ISi5 " lair. II nut, The next fair day thereafter.
(Sund,ys except thai
vALuAnL TRACT OF LAND,
lying WIns,on's Hill. near The town n Lynchbarx.
formerly owned by MIR. C. Anthony, and purchased by
A. d. Duke. containing between
40 and 46O acres,
being that portion of the whole remaining. after de-
duc,ing i0 thereof, sud by said A. b. Duke 10
Mr. John petcval,
TIE MS OF SALE.
credit o and monhs. nr equal parts Of the rss.
chase money The purchaser giving bond mud good
ry and the title reiainedas further security.
The title 10 this and is believed To he unqueationas
BILE. but the undersigned. selling commissioner, Will
convey such title ony is vested in him by the dscsss
aforesaid. &. l.. MOSBY, C,nn'f.
Jan. 10 1917.
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For Rent.
- THE BRICK TENEMENT
EM:::'A in The occupancy Of Jas M. iancey. on
47 i liz on Main street, nearly opposite 10 Geo
eas2 I,agby's Store, is for rent. The lower
part Of II is f'led up for Confectionery business; it
might. at small expense, be prepared for other bi
slness. The upper part Of the house is a comfortable
iamlly residence. should prefer to rent the whoe Of
the house to person. but, should it be preferred the
business and family apartments will be rented apart.
Possession be had Immediately.
X. II. TOWNLEY, Ag't.
for Alice Worthngton.
Jan. 16 tsf
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(YOs'es. Seed.
Feb. 3

lust RECEIVED. SO bushels superior Mounain
a. Clover Seed, which viii be- sold law for cash, ny
4. +. MOORMAN.
Jan so 70
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w VIM. c. Parks, Esq, (Loco,) is a candidate for
'eeiecon rom the counties Of Grayson and Carroll.
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2J 10 30 per cent. saved.

2J To 30 per cent. saved.
nj EDICINES, Wines. Gin. Syrups. Cordias.
AVE- Brushes. Narnshes Soaps. Perfumery. Surgeons,
Dentists and Obs,erc Instruments, Patent Medicines,
Paints. Obs. Dye Siuils. Chewing Tobacco, Snu1s.
Separs. Guus aud Pistols, Niolins. Flutes. Octave
Flutes Flageoet,s. Clarioncts. Violin Strings. and u
yar,Iy of other articles for sale by
Howell DAVIES, agent.
Two sets Of SOD.i U.1TEK .gPp.f-
Ran rs, for tale as above. III. T., egt.
Feb. 10 tsii
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-13

4 rules holden In the Clerks Once othe County Cour,
Ao Patrick, AT the Courthouse the LIST Monday In oh
fuary. 1915,
Edward Thomas, Plaintiff,
Washington Thomas, Sylvester Webb and Rachel his
vile, formerly Rachel Thomas, Poll, Thomas, Henry ko-
and Lucinda his wife, formerly Lucinda Thomas James
" Thomas, Rneet A. Thomas and Augustine II. Thomas,
ihe last thter children o Ronjamn Thomas, deed Michael
burrows, Bartholomew Burrows, Ruth burrows John Bur
tows, Peter burrows, John ~ kcam, ot iioraio Kc
linn and Abigail his Wife, decd formerly Abigail burrows
Martha q keam James kellam aud Aug Justine kelliam
children OF John keam and Nancy his viii Formerly Nan
Burrows, heirs at law To John Burrows aud Deborah hts
we formerly Deborah Thomas, and Augustine adc, Diana
" adc, Deborah Uadc, Sally Hade, Rachel tfadc, Nam
Unde and Mary Uadc, children OF James " abe and
Nancy his vile, formerly Nancy Thomas,
DE fendants.
In CHANCrRy
The defendants, james ", Thomas, Robert A. Thomas,
and Augustine H. Thomas, Michael Burrows, bartholomew
Burrows Ruth Burrows, John Burrows Peter Burrows,
John keam, Martha q, kclau, James k.liiam, Au-
pastine k.lam .7urustinc wade, Diana wade, pebora
wade, Sally wade, Rachel wade, Nancy wade and Mary
vale not having entered their appearance and giving
ty according 10 the act of assembly and the rules Of this
COURT and appearing by satisfactory evidence that hcy
Inhabitants Of this enltl On motion Of the
here the LIST Monday IN .i next, and the plain
ed IN the ynclbIg Ne nian Tor months
and posted the front door of this
~ court day
n Cop,--Testr.
SIM l.. G. sT.7pI.ES, D. G.
Feb WIN
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DISSOLUTION.

~ AHOsvs
r1,llE co-parinership heretofore existing be,wtrn
PArrE. GnEconS, h CO.. Q.ynchbug) and
JANA +. PAYNE 4 Co. U.eiingon,) ia This day dis
please call on Payne Gregory and seu their accchnts
as |, !, desirable .c close as speedily ms possible.
ID. b. PAYNE,
J. ID. GREGORY.
JAS. L. PAYNE.
Feb 10 Is
II u. PAYNE and j. d. GREGORY will contin-
-hVs ne the
NOOK AND STATIONERY BUSINESS,
in lynchburg. undor The style and firm OF
Payne n gregory,
and respectfully solicit call from their friends ssd tho
public generally.
Feb. 10 II
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CHTTcN YARNS AND CLOTHS.

TEVllE Agent of the Lynchburg Manufacturing Com.
4 pany, informs his friends and customers that his
Factory has been fitted up with
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-05-10

= - - +. 4l n
Marion.l as he uttered these sentiments
and fancied felt as when / heard the lasI
words Or the brave De Kalb. The Enc.
lshman hung his honest. head, and look q
asif hs had seen the nphraiding gloets. d
biz illustrious countrymen, Sidney and
Hamp2en."
On his return to Georgetown, he wa,
asked ey Col. Watson why he looked SO
serious! sa,s-.a ss,,,> ..s,si a,E4 aa,gi.s
~ have cause, sir" said he, sto look
serious. ~ - si'isasfa H8ftaa'
"What, has General Marion refused tc
treat?" ai yl4A4sr 4aY t
.No, SIR, ~ S. ,.s
"Well. them, has old Wsshinrton de.
feaied Sir Henry Clinton and broke up on,
army?" a.a ,sge#
HNo. sir, moi that eitherr-,bu, scorss.''
"Ah, what can be worse:s'' ,s.f /.
"Why, sir, | have seen an American
general and his officers, without paw, and
almost without clothes, living on roots and
drinking waler, and all fot LsSarY!
What chance have we against such nsnl:;
1t is ); Id that Col. w. was not much OBJ.
ligeo to him for this speech; but the young
officer was 50 struck with Marion's sen.
.timents, that he never rested until NJ
threw up his commission and retired from
the service--Gody's Laays Book.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-05-10
The Serfs or Russia.

Dr. Baird, in the course Of 4 lecture
recently delivered in Boston, Ga notice Of
which We find in the Mercantile Journal
Of that cfty,} explained the difference ex-
listing between the serfs Of Russia and the
slaves Of this country. The serfs Of RUS
sia, that is the mass Of them, are bought an!
sold Difh ne land. There ore about 48,
OO0, 900 Of these seris -about l ,00O, 900
bond serh are lbought and sold separate
from the land; these serfs are generally
honse servants. The tenures upon which
the serfs are held vary in different provin-
ces. In some districts, the serf pays to
his lord the sim Of 81 per annum, he be-
ing permitted to keep az his own property
whatever additional Ne may earn. Many
Of the best mechanics are serfs-they d
course pay much larger sum to their lord,
and with a passport travel over the country
in search Of employment-thcy keep what
ever they earn over and above the sum
agresd upon between them and their own
er.t La tAs 4ss3 a4i. aaassf
Many ser!s5 are wealthy men. One
man in Russia, formerly serf now owns
100000 .erfs. A nobieman in St. Peters
burgh owns q serf worth infinitely more
property than himsell whom he will moi
free, in order that at the entertainments
that he gives when the serf IS obligedt Il
wait on him, hs may say that ks II waited
upon By tie, richest sell IN alf Nussia.- -
There ats no serfs in the three Baltir
provinces -n6ne n Finland--the abolithr
of serfdom was commented there in ths
time Of Alexander and completed BY the
present E,nperct-it took about thirty
yesrsto effect Il. The difference bet~eSi
The serls Of. Russia md OUR slaves, consist.
principally IN that the FORMER are peppetu
ally attached to ths Seil and 10 with i Il
I'll it, transfers. 4Aii y Isin31iar lF9ti
III 4x@k kss.s4x SKI
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-05-10
WANTED,

NHEaT. Rye. Hides. Far.. Bce.~ax. Ta!sow.
W Batter and Eggs; for which the highest
Market price will lie paid h good. or cash by
D~V> ,. I'll. copy) WESLEY JONES.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-05-10
dht Qa,ettt aao ASpertistr
49, Is frpLIsHED wErKIr
BY JAMES CLARKE.
...,ras6x ST., BURLINGTON, IOWA rsRR'f.
+ r r n s !:

70 DoiLsss per ainam. u paia 70 suva.ee
80 nc,sAi,s Il the eSr;rafion 81 the year
~s~hsrrip.i,.n viii =. di-cant5aaed D eatist all arr
..,,ye, shah har been paid unless al The ept,oa
Mn EDITORS: ard 80 subscripsiaawilihc be received
*. sh,rtes -arsa than vs-ee months. al sib-
.s,,t,c.s for Tess thsa one year aust be paid in
,arspce. .s,.H a -,
- TSse4s:senaents CT a square and less will be in
..s..,scsse fcr ows DOLLAR; aud fnr every s,hse-
rs.,t Insertion FIFTY CENws viii be charged. A
ssra, discount will be made upon y-asly advsr-
lie s,ea;.. .,..
\ sa,. yEsce. M
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-05-10

The ioijl aK0'aht Il approp@f 30 81 istions IA nads
By the lsst ccssrsss, = ~, 5;oss, 80.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-05-10

Keep Yourselves warm.
G AXONY wool, and merino shirts and draw
~ ers for geatlemen AID ladies; also woolei
cemforts, Just received and for sale. by
oct 5 IA ]. G. LAUMAN.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-05-10
Just Received
New Fancy Goods.

NEW style Grape de pekin and fancy twi,ied
IN Cashmere. and muslin dc tains, aud alpaca
we'll assorted, for sadies dresses very cheap. Ast
fancy velvet prints and shaw4s. large aud smait
shawis new ST.. lee, also ribbons cais, ives.
e.. with msd. and FAM y tri.niags. gimps aud
Ispiendid lot es CAsticoes.
oct %. rfz WESLEY JONES.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-05-10
@ ysters.

I'd CANS Fresh Oysters, Just received di-
l. - rect from Baltimore, and for sale by
apr II as ). G. LAUMAN, Water ST.
Sperm Candles.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-05-10

Q BOXES Sperm Candles. just reed and for
. sale, by J G. LAuMAN,
apr IL 'ia Water street.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-05-10
IRISH LINENS

NIM. GARKE1'T& 4 Co. have on hand q
w very large stock Of Laens which
they will sell =, unasuasly low Pric.s. ID
nov 80 al
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-05-10

VIM GARRETT = CO, have pss recivsa
w Csfocr q Indigo, ! ,lI.ndid ar,iels
,ksi S,ill sssil Wholesale 'os ssssH i<lilks slI
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-05-10

e BBLS. Superior american Brandysfor sale
u low, by (msy rs '44) J. s. DAVID.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-05-10
Flour! .Floary

* BBI-S. Superhne Flour fnr sale at.he New
~ ntore on " ater Glow JoH+ fsou st
! nov 4 i.AuMAN
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-05-10
CROCERlEg.

On RBLS. New OreAns Sugar, so sack 9
M Rio, Hsvanna and LseusyrA cofFae. tor
sale, by [nov 3O'A4l mo. ). DAVID. u
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-05-10
LARD.

AEA KEGS choice hard pa, M for family
i IN use and tor sale nv Is DAVID,
Mach : fHawkove ropyA
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-05-10

AQnn CHOICE city esssd Ham. for sale
1COII ~ thiareh ~ JSDAvlr Z
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-05-10

.E.a..sg COTTON YxRNo. 81 ia9isa
ONE THOUSAND lbs = Cssion Yarhs 70
~ sale lev BY the bag Or bunch, hy ~
nov 30 ~. , INA mo, s. DAVID. 4
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-05-10

J1S 10y 3@lt tA
FRANCIS j. &: fEXSTET.
Forwarding&Commission Merehan,
E = WATER srHEEr;.
lis BURLINGTON, IOWA. 0st
oa DEALER IN f3s
Groceries, Paints and Oils.
sTAHlB DDy.GWWDS, ENnMWA ANN
Vute"srars. irsn, iiafs, caps. alt6s
Boots. Shoes, &c.
REFERENCES:
Mrssr,. Edgeli & Muiiord, .Ne,e Orleans.
Asa Farr, Jr., fHlss 9a e
Ira Todd & Sons. 81. Lom. !
Greely, Keith Ray,l S
oct |, ita2
House, Sigh and Fancy Painting
EOATES,& HAWKINS, VALLEY street. be-
~ tween M6ia and Water,) will execute eve-
ry description Of Painting, plain and ornamei tai
in the best and thost approved style.
- They respectfully ask share Of patronage.
apr ~ '44-tf r
Law partssership.
r c. HALL, Of Moh.tt Pleasant, and F.
~ d. MILLS, Of BurliAgton. have this day
associated thems slves into partnership for the
practice OF Law under the name ane style Of Hall
& Mills. They will attend all the Courts of the
first and second Judicial Districts. Criminal
business attended to in any part Of the Territory.
Oikee in the brick hniidins on Main street now
occupied by T. D. Mills. ussg
j. C. HALL,
F. d. MILLS.
sept IA s4i-tf
The New York herald., 1845-04-14
DIR MARSHALL HALLS
Cordial RanOvntnr 4

D" MhnnHALL HALL one Of the most celebrated lhysi
cne now ussd 10 hs practice among the nobility OF Eng
land and throughput the continent Europe and In every E
SS, %o's hspSy I,sgt. y nc only restores
arse from disoganizaton Of gsneravs osans IL 4
gents end renoyator OF e impaired faculties OF e
aeninty arising from sphiit disease II will afford decided
rsnnd % py early indnEence soary habits have
M SnIoa,e debility b which the tuition len aePora
and that nervous mvntsy kept which places
% e N state ankle, ourrs the rrmsindrr of life
q arlsll from this dangerous paccy are not
.S; weskess ssIua brosght on ~ scrs
ndgIHed mi the greatest evil that beis mon DysIepsa
~ limbs and small q s back confusion Of IN
ce.y consnmpn, snaeiaol are the sympoms Of this dis
euaon total mpotscy and bs1snness Arg enectuay removed
United statss Prics 32ipsr botts, ho g. Sold il
utert strsets M imo~no
The New York herald., 1845-04-14
ON Tie CUkE Of sIklCTUKE.

IN A yORMER RADYERTIsEMENT ON STRUCTURE
s:s Il sss:.:
as :e ne thai q s9Hssy, :.:. S:s xso
sa r :.sSs I + .ss: &
hi. cOmplains 9, 20, and iu proper means oi eurs.
...s; ass | 81 y II
q Z: s:: .ss ss..:
III: Ss'i. e. i q @ s.Ss q e
Pain: ssI.nIy snd then eonplsinsa qf only
s?;: =:
ssSss 'A:i .sa &
~ sS ss
ms %
.ss,, sns sssss M n: ,
s:s
p e; &: way s sASSd d
:sss
|S a. s;s can .. r as 'a
Tar T,n. . yos.En GcE0nsH.. X.r .Ay. a.nMA,rsD AZ
fsassai q s!,staI. i :sy.s!y aasS
oas may plodueiHs @ si1c. 1s G
sSsssasS from IL " wssl:
1s q . re s sosd Strengthen 'a' other suspicious
s s..s s.s S.s &. s:es
:SG g II and , ss.r .sts 4 NG thai @
ssa,s ~sssh patient doe: 20: esas
EsssS I'D: ssas;!esd But s.a:s..'ssssly
mi;d and ssxlA organs will easily imagine that there
medium BY which The mind powerfully
through the medium the rexua
tbs m,Ed This, however, better explained in Ihe
frvs rcaue" VI e suthos, little volume which
u activity Of mjld invariably rssafns
. sasrs % ssaa ssa nEss.
san OF aconye1ssaes Nohi1g can exceed the
hands Of proper snd eIrersnesd persoas c Of Structure
~ acw accomplished II Is formerly dsmanded
months Many psnsna colsoi, he writer
Tess 10 shs ctv icr abort tim, only but recy
cared, susn las been seorcc Of tsoube rxiety or
sishes hu own peculiar OF cure together wish I Pv
Attenuation the subject and written III. pu:ss snner
Dr. Ralph takes this opportunity Of sayx rt s NAV De
Consulted the various dseases ened ia siS Prvs:s
Treatisc-ct his dwelling No Sa rseuws S.rc, NJ
hour and Consequences oil the pumbcr OF pr-cs md
books 81 quacksry which nx This city he deeias opcr u
make the following itqesr sati,actary g0and ton-
dercs Besides lbs rank EfaduaJs OF Ednbu,ph
~ ac he has been engaged in the cure diseases both
la hospital :nd city pscuc for than thirty ycass
published three edrons Of worh exprssy them A1so
that be h letters c the eminent physcicns In Eurore
from the rnost eminent Afccas Sir Ashley Cooper
Of London % Dr. Mes. g New York; Dr. yaic Of Pha6s
pha, d o.her aAd inat he permitted refer almost
every PhysicIan OF emnenee in this city Tho Private Tr.a
mhS imSm
The New York herald., 1845-04-14
KNAPP'S
INDIAN STRENGTHENING PLASTER.

THESE PLAYTERS prepared for rains aud weakness in the
bach byast, side limbs, bruises sprAn; & and for
astnatc affections IN children They Will most cases
give immediate and soothing relief. -
They will also be found highly benehcial Tor complaints
Persons Of habits business requires them to
ali o and u,uch who NAV be troubled with weakness in the
chest pain aide breast will find geat relief by
Win regard TO i efficacy these Pasers nothing need be
said as they carry with them their and
the price being remai l0w sufficient nducement
ior those afflicted give them trial.
confident that by
demand for Piaser popularity whis ,hey have OBJ
solely by teir me and the unveal
Others in = =
possbe and rendering them free from ali those ohcctions
which Is source Of complaint to the ordinary plasrs Of the
-fbe.. Plaster. need but ON. ,,, 10 pv. d.
sired
Be and a,k for Knspps Indian streng thenng Psrer
aad see that hs signature the back Of each None ol
Made only byP KNAPP and sold wholesale and retaia
low kng street. New York Aso Tor sae BY the DruTgiss
generally. Price l2x az each ms 2p~ rod.
The New York herald., 1845-04-14
TO THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN.
l PROCRE EATIVE ELIXIR CORDIAL

DssoIss9. q fasis He has entirely ssp9dsd he
beIenness excsp indeed in Of maormation. whcss
rye) The nvafiabe and universal success nis
sslth when results in shs wife bsesmns bls.S
th act that what usually termed barrcnness i esIabIs 81
the OF the Precreove Elixir Cordial Ii inallsbs il
,iCus train M Of complains. arising from s1ess. ianss
on The fame Of this wonderful Elixir Cordial we'll esta.
Wished sale Of an 6y Thousand bottles and pack
ID sucert evdsncc Of its excslleuce aud esmatcs
= which il held Il pleasant and agreeable ts tasis
The undermined s the oaly authorised ts 0oxsy
Price - bottle.
Ir coaveneace Of those reading out Of hs sty ts a
Il. tsnsmsion BY mail with full deSoa for pfspsng
Price Of package IS, making TIRES bottles.
Dr.. .. MELvEAU, tO,1l2A, N York city,
N.pLades calling FOR Che "lixir" Win s. wssed on by
lAdy IN Attendance. al2 lmD&Wsm
The New York herald., 1845-04-14
SANDS, SARSAPARU.LA


sss sS S "'y'h =:
sS af III :s .'sr 'as % %
suit, 4 ~ a. Of % e nsh SS much
ss. sss. % % outlets
VII. aIs.y IT, siS" Sn r. he.
ss 'ss ssS
S:
sssii %:ssS ss s T g., Ct %Sss
This is Re iscalaI function q s.ND;':
glands ,ss: asa: hat ss %
blood composed their SIa state p that each contr
io.ySs s.I. ja:,som.Ie band tam.h; additional ma.
M MsE X. YJs YssS .ssA SasrM. II s s'.,
out Se
e. Sa:h
grow worse the qss Of various u;uay
SiSa; :ysr, Which eosssaasnss q improper :ss%ea
s a leg sSSss Mhs SI on s
leg until the sarc; from the knee beeame
ba'ss Ss
ST; .:: .sI
'''' "'''"'' A'9s"; Js Jss::. chyy:t: ,S:s ~:
NV mv .na ss ss 5 % d MN
1s ss:. ss s ; 5i. !:
ss s ss ana s he ss
clans bat continued to ast worse as de.psred his ever
s s =: s$
ssss X
II,
.'E; :si ::ss's sss!:..: BY
sy Sss the %
The New York herald., 1845-04-14
ALExANDER's TRICoBAPHE.

NEW AND INVALUABLE DlSCOVEHY, being
Liquid Dye which changes the color Of the
hair beautiful brown Of black without injury the
mode Of appcat and instantaneous eectd other dyes
requiring from twelve hours produce ay change In
suos excellence will be upon rings
application.
Extract from tn. Philadelphia Dsy Sun. ."-ALExArpra,
TR!GosArHE.-The effect Of me above the hair truly
ishg 1t tried yesterday Office aud the cha gs
from grey black instantaneous
Extract from the "Phadeph, Daily el
have recently applied their the vaua
bic liquid Dye known AsI,udsr's Treobsphe-a and
desired effect Immediately after applying gray hair
whiskers it imparts beautiful brown black color
For sale by RustGn Co ITO Broadway Aspin-
wall William .tee Johnson Moore Taylor, ii Maiden
lane; w Wright Co Cedar seet; and Of the principal
druggists throughout the U. s. or Of sole s4snts,
X. & q. A. WRIGHT, % South 9TH street.
m2l Im$ro Philddelphin.
The New York herald., 1845-04-14
WOOO Of

0Efll REWAKD.-CkuSp NPECiklL MiAiisist--
WCOO For ys cure Of GonorrhUa Geeu, snicu.rss and
analogous complaints Of the organ Of generaton
Qfsll smede. discovered fos ihs above complaints this
II che most certain y
piness. -
We gvs iong quackah to deceive tho
pubc the medicine does sDsak for aelf no ore sa
speak for It, Our object - u uoty where be had and
the pfopretor challenges single 70 BE-
forfeiture Of 500. "
This dsease thar unfortunately pevsdss all ranks or So
ceynigh, low rich and poor matrimonial ana Thsv
are here p,ssentss With remedy by which they
seres without the least exposure, the possb,e
turar the desse cannot be II doss Of me Mir
turs u taken at night going to bed when exposed.
It in bottles with full directions wing II =.
bottle One bottle lasts week. which generally cures
tor sais on Wq r. Minors ia Broadway, corner al
John s opposite Franklin House. New York; Mr Bays cor
1n Of Chesnyt and Seventh streets Philadelphia; and al
Orleans. and % Main suesl Cincinnati. al I'm s,c
The New York herald., 1845-04-14
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE.

DOCTOR JOHNSON u Duane street, 70 well Known e
- the victims Of Syphtc diseases the successful
practitioner thai New York boast Of in s treatment Of
ms destructive s.d slmo unmanayeabe ms!ady sell @ Be
he Is legally qualified practise Physic and be
knowledge Of disease superior
Of your general physcisns"aad that skill in the
a1d ErotsI q eysry variety Of Vsses Dis
Gs ae only fom syH part q ,hs United stss. but the,
coo patients ysr dssounepsnes qnaekery in any form
o = ~ % Mys 1Is h enca Inc o. 0I s1c rs
hs nsatmeas Of their disease Eve undertake ear.
ectqn. Ulcers upcs the body in the throat pain
ne 80 a.e Dosfs OF !oc ,sGs VII sad Ssn euss ySn
sd Seminal Weakness brought by nabt indugee
il BY young have paid much atfenlon
elt mslsdy Many a yniortuaa vlem q this unnatural
viss nss e1psIssssd my ssasy T tfsstsnt weak
icys1lness pslp.oa Of tho hesrt, ay.,on 70 society
onlY symptoms Of this complaint my directions follow
Cd guuaat cure Post paid letse with staemcng Of
eosainiaG - ioI advles etieaSed 70 0bsrrvs, Once
The New York herald., 1845-04-14

N; Pr BOUDELOQUE, NJ. D., LISBON, PORTUGAL
scientific c9mbnasi9n Of ineledisa Of which s.e P
Of the world Tney are known all Europs % only
preparation ever discovered that has proved invariably
sns S,tc,oa. I are sra.sisso .nIo Eas,h seoped
tans the signature Of NJ de Boudeloqus and the English
rsctoas have tbs ,ignatur Of Dr. T. RELVEAU sutoris
agelt Tor the CoatiEen nt oi America
They ss1 b. rsasrirted BY mail any par, Of tbs UsY
Sutes Sold by Dr. ~ MELvEAU sstut and importer fol
the Uned Satas Oiee, 19 Liberty sset near Greenwich
sGee pnee t5hslf boxss, g. No half boxes by maj
Sold n Boston. M aaltm street LetNH aEecsd DR.. r
Mslvsau boz l22 New Yort. will with mnsr stten
tion. AL letters must be post paid all lundkiwssc
The New York herald., 1845-04-14
MADAME. RESTEIl

MADAME KESTEIL.
EEMALE PHYSICIAN. Office a.A residence Ia 0reces
rieh betws3 Coarslsn Lb4y ssrcets where
.he b. enspd with the scsess eonEdnes on complains
incident to the female frame.
NoTcE-AN ktte (post pad) addressed TO boz ass Now
York Bolton O6ce. No: Esssx strset.
NB.-Madame RESTElL would inform ladies r.sding
out Of the city wbese health would admit trsve
mat see Mcr9 devote M attendance them
paxt Of The United sakes within reasonable distance
n In dkwSre