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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-17
GREAT HtsTOWICAL WOnKS.

.Now in the course Of Publication on n, CLeop PIN
HISTORY OF fRANCE-rmm tho earliest up
u Il riet In ilie pt,seni time. by NJ. Mich,ri Phi
Surpcant In facu,. DIES l.ctires Sc Translated b,
4. II. Smith, r. &. Is
The os'letaly Il Tins work The Continent. and
The want Ia the Eugsh Ii,iatuTe Of pnod hs,.ry of
FrAnce has Ala ,.,i.i~-> .
Nnrrcsn faoi'c ~ a l'fice Miihn The means 81 al =
lie fdmhnfgh F"feian Quarterly and ob., established
Nev~ss, have "fs'd The Necessity and advantage ol II
bring inirolucrd hy translation the English teaJ,
To be completed IN > Nus II, % cts. each. Two Nos
81 The Americas cdlihia a,ung a volume of The Pans
al one third The
History Of Greece. by the W.. Rev. Corn,,
Ihrwsl Lard ll'sl'ep Of ST. Da,d's To be r,,n,pl,
~d n : Nus. Al y, els zach
The Hissy al the Cons.kl. ard E,npirc under A.,
rn'eon; by NJ. n. lhirfs, late Prime Mi,,st., If
France, anihu 81 "Eae History oi The French Rey,n
non." Translated fran The French. by d. + Cam
VII and IL. w. IieIha. with nues and add,,ms and
..eell~bed With fall length porlral, ., Nupolean,
i" bs e"mPle'rd Ia 10 Ms. al only l2a cents each
The FIRST No Of the History of France
-Four Ms. Of the History oi Grccce, and
The ire, No, Of the History Of the Consulate and EN-
rrc under Napoleon, ms, published by
NASH s. WOODtlOIfSE
booksellers and dealers in Pxnu For,es aud Mu,,c s7
san 81, Rehnona.
Richmond. Feb 10 s;f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-17

DEPARTURES o. MR. POLK The Colum-
ba. Tsa,.s.ee. Ossrv-r. oi the 3b,h u states that
tho Pnes-s elect, accompanied by his suite efi his
Residences a, that place fuesd,y sl fr Washing
Inn. Ts os river ais that II Is understood that Col
j. r. slker. thew u the President. will be- his pr
vi'e ~ 'frt,y. Tas stns pir,r c,ntriiuae, the cit.
10 ns { su ma up ccu Instance atteaIs1t mp
this hat Is he rlJdanp OF that place The
Hie Of ofli seekers who have bsieg, Mr.
PIX Tor a STARE OF the spns' lot weeks past.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-17

w Inc Nashville E"ion is highly uJ,cnnn, a, the
'o'f''s OF the k'ehmond Enquirer on the ccen, nom
"a' oil Preside n. Polk's brcher by Presideu TYLER
as minister to Naples. aud repruaches its Ricbmond
,y 'or 'a'''ng into Wing slang" on the sub,es, vb.
RESIDENTS brother well qualified for the station the
e"'o" says. and therefore surprise ought IN he ox
pressed al saPpoin'ment, whether cont rrr nm hin, b.,
me p'escns o. future President,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-17

"WEsrw,sp no y lhngcr the cry of The emf
grant. That !. now given mp tt "fto for Oregon 7"
~ 70 exhibited ~ numerous advertisements IN western
psprrAe6pm migratory individuals. Announcing thai NIL
Irf""s Whatsoever must pay M. as they are about
~ embark or this new land 81 pa.ns, In spring
The prospect Of being obliged by public oIinnu 10
psy State debts, the New York News thinks. has uiyen
an impetus 10 the s,lrii 81 einot aiion.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-17

W, new Mr. Scott of New Orleans, and Rev NJ
,so" o'' Columbus Mississippi have publicly ,e,r,c,.d
tue charge 'heymade against Mr.. Clay durinr no .,.
canvass, OF having sren him play cards ON tho Saba.
gay Thus are The slandewrs of Mr. CLAY re,r,o,;na
'ne accusations. after they haze done him all Tho
They possibly can. "'"'S
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-17

Mr. Simmons. in his speech in the Seu,le on the
P~s, Office B speaking u The es'ensipn Of the Tclc
graph System all the Uprd STA o., said iha, Then
'sahrrs emid g. daily and ask aIler health o their
children 81 a distance. anj such stream ii ,1ecI,n
would run al,ng these was never know n save
when the mornng stars sang together Tor ~"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-17

The MrNuly investigation was hrough In a closc
Las, nigh, by the Justices (Nlorsell 4 Goddard by re
gufng the accused III give bail the OF seventeen
thousand dollars fnr HI. appearance at The next Grim
Iual Cour'. the see,nd Monday IN March, 1875. 10
answer 10 The rhargs of enhzzcmrn. Ills securities
are hs ilon. Emery ID. Poiler and Mr.. Bryan Leon
ard. Nat Int
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-17
EUROPEAN CORRESpON.Dr,-lr

we have given, onr readers heretofore several inter
es'i"s letters from France, from young gentleman Of
his place. We publish, Ibis morning, one from ,
young lady, which will be equally interesting to our f.
male readers:
Paris, Nov. 80, 1874.
You III perceive from the dale tina, we are l., GRAN,
vile de Paris. can hardly realize that | am in Fl,
rope and so far irom NY d,ar native land II is so,,.
ten or twelve days since our arrival. Three d,vs
We commenced cur Studies in one d The hes, female
s'"oo's !" me e''y-reco'nmend'd to us by The Amer
O." '0su whose long resdencein France entitled his
advice 10 our respect.
"''ouS 10 entering upon cur studies, VIC iniusl,.ns
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-17

o. John r. Hale. one Of the Iocof,co members 90
Congress from n hampshire who has been prescribed
by his party at home for voting against the resolution ad
uniting Texas into the Unon has returned home. and
Intends To take the stump independent candida lie
Tor Congress against the regular Iocoluco nominee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-17

For The Lodics.-The latest intelligence from Paris
the great emporium Of Fashion is that ,h,se unsccmly
rronennccs, oalled believe Eusies, are no longer
vogue.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-17

e3- The Dansllle Reporter, owned by DR.. Atkinson.
is offered for sale Tie Duciars business is s,ch Tho,
he cannot give his paper proper attention. and therefore
wishes 10 dispose oft
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-17

W we are authorized To announce NM NJ MIR.
Esq as candidate to represent Bedford il,
'he next General Assembly Of Virginia.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-17

G3- Daniel S. Dickinson on last Tuesday elected
Senator ut The uniird States ty Tie legislature of New
York. Tor SIX years from The 4h Of March next
The Wings voted Gr John {. Clark, and the Natives
fol Robert Taylor
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-17

.Hbfmnr'e milne W. SouhalI. Esq, declines
being candidate for election 10 the next House Of
Delegates Mr.. Bee. Brown announces himself can
ddato for re election
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-17

W Hon. John w. Jones, the lresrnt Speaker Of the
House 81 Representatives, declines being candidate for
on2ress this Spring lie is very Confident, WE pre-.
sumo. that John Nj. Bolts would beat him, and think,
discretion the better part Of valor.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-17

10 The Cincinnati Atlas says that Mr. Polk so,ed
while IN that city, that the Hon. WIN. O. Butler of
Kentucky, would be Secretary Of the War Dcrr,>
ment.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-17

On the nish, .f the 2Sib ri., fire broke out in We
tsmpka. y ~hlrh destroyed ab,ui 80 hous.s and
shu, S,U baI-s Cotton, less estimated at 500 900 ;
insurance shout SS0,0uU.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-17

w "m' H. Dennls, Esq. Q.oco) announces him
sell candidate for Reelection from The C,,,,, sa
'orlal District Mr., Burke, (Whig.) of Prince Edward
is his opponcnt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-17

o. John w. Thompson, Esq, is candidate f.,
re election for Boletou county, to the mex. House Of
Delegates.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-17

eS The Scrae Of The United States as rejected the
nomination OF Mr. White, 10 whom John Tyler had civ
en- the Consulate al Liverpool. lie was President OF
the Baltimore Tyler Convention.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-17

o. Judge Nelson, OF New York, has been confirm ed
by the s'na'eo tnlttd States, as Judge Of the Su.
neme Cont, in the place Of The late Judge Ihoup
sun.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-17

o. Extra Billy smi'h declines being candidate 70
Congress in the I.oudun District
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-17

os SANTA Ana, is stated, has 900 600 ON depos
lie in England.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-17

e5' Capt. Vincent Wcher, will not be a candidate
Tor reelection from PitisyIyania county.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-17
vESTxNGS.

Satin, Plaid Silk. Cashmere Nrrino and 6,urca Sill
Vrlve, .lstes. patterns.
The shve named articles will sell or manuf,rlnr,
into CLhng. as chesp as they be- procurd IN lynch
burg; aud w"uld invite all in want Of Garments al ,n
kind. To call aud test this assertion
Inc w'nr,ps which We have sdep'ed. is exclusively
cash. r,m which shall n.t tcyiae in any ease WIN,
ever We ad" ih's principle, knowing that il il IN,
hest or 'ise who patnnize u.s. well as ourselves ms
We will @ enabled 10 furnish Ci,ing one third cbe,o,
than We oherw Use could do, than those who sell Tar
credit. " W.
ny s'fr' s"en'hn 10 husssess and prmriness in exc
cutting all orders, bupe u merl, the cone,l,rc, md
va'rpnsgs 81 the public.
Every Garmeo, made by us ill he warranted. hath
~ tega'dss'y!e aad workmanship; and M article IN h,
a. nvefed, ina, dues nut give entire sa,isiac,i,n
mceived mnthy
WATEMIoUSE & WIlrTrEMORE.
Jan, 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-17
RRE.sP Dv.yrESrsCS.

OOsuE DVsWESTxCE.
ME SUBSCRIBER. Agent for the ..R ,,erwud,,
facesFs, kingsporf, Tennessee offers Tor sale
~ sases very Stout 4 4 Shceiings, in which will
b I'D tasgsin. GEO. BAGpv
jar. - ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-17
TAV..RN E&cAIKi.RSH uEVr
l0S. EAIp.

1aT Sale.
VIE EAsEKSS ESTABLISHMENT n u,bf,,
:! ,ounh"u:~, purchased BY William Sumpler Of
Ioots lt.atces. w'sl, III sell. There are abmI
1oA A0AES or xAwn
prh a." sh.ch V very s,"d ,incluaias good Mead
Osc; the reminder is sf aedom qaaIty h, on,.''.
cslahe III iiawovemen abuat " aces are W.sa ,nJ
The kncisK y tolessty g..x The Tavern hud,nn !.
esn'massss aud Comfortable. There are ,wo mud or
nses 81 excrlie' Stable aud oil necessary Out Houses
As'. Tavern y very eiigy situated or the entertain
sw~sd ii travellers and b.ardess
Ow'ay 10 Wy rem"ieness from this properly. I would
~ ~ accommodating TERMS For further PARTICULARS
ss~'r'ce "'ay be had 10. J,hn A. Sowess at Halifa
Gsun Husise, VI ious a Lynchbary.
X. b VS~tNI.FY.
49, IsG
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-02-17

rad and cannot orefaie upoo ue territory os tie proule
u snuihef country. II Is not apii.nary nh these on
whom II acts. whether they will obey lis WILL expressed
the "rn Ui hsisaiin, Tor IL has the sapctm IL rum
msud and penalty lar d,sobediencr.
On The other hand, u ieaty--l~ioQ a r,m,oct a
cpnifactcanno be made ~ exisi hout iwo ~ mare
sfies. Nu0e but sovereign aud independent States can
iofn i'ahs. and they can be Ge2oiiaied only by the
auhnriits uun which the fundamental laws of each
c'onit, have conferred The p,wer They receive their
hirce and obligation fun neither parry separately hut
'qualy om the assent u both and until that assent is
gwen according 10 the iofs required by both countries
ley have no effect whatever They not necessari-
" limited To the people and territory Vi one ,C the ma
lions, hui may comprehend and operate upon tn Sc of as
may States as there are parties 10 treaty. accrdiug
10 lis terms. 1hoc are no sanctions penalties 6r its
'haipp, except those agreed by lis PROVISIONS or es
abshsd by the laws o nations. and these are 10 be en-
iorced only by the sword.
Laws aud treaties. in authority. in form, and in sub
sance are tally different. The power Ia make laws
10y onf Constitution. Is lodged 10 the Houses of Con
gres the treat y'makng power in the President and the
Senate 10 most countries the treaty making power is
exercised by the King chief executive fcer ac,ino
aone but The mebefs Of our Convention loknp 10 the
ssuns ii history, aud rejecting upon the nature of the
ing would not repose this great pow or in one man.
lhungh he was President elected by the PEOPLE only
ior i'nf yeus. 10 conduct delicate and important din
Ionac relations 10 successful issue might require Sc.
cecy. onIy Of purpose, energy, and Dispatch: to the
President was Therefore given the maintenance q, our
G,ipn relations and the nepo,iaion nf ,re,,i r., ho
might commit from passion. from ambition from
bnbey"r trachefy, Their II was thought most safe To
Nv, w" u' oe"ae, ana 70 require lis ad'
wcre SO i,alms IF he abuse ri ,h,, n." "''o ,,"
hands ot the President and Ssnate from the uany inn
proper '"u'ne's Which N h' btse' it. and deeply
~. w." ,h we ",',"y ano cos, q" correcting ITS
The land. and rud only be ,cl,med hw W
Nv NaT.1 That they a minority two I,de ,(
the Senate To give validity TO treaties We have tiny
Two Senators. A treaty may be negotiated BY the Pres
dent, aud by him be submitted 10 The Sruae for rs rail,
fcallon; thirty four members of full Senate mini, yo.
10 advise and consent it, and still j, would be bu,
dead letter. To give il vitality 10 make i, the supreme
law Of The land which cur legislative uw,r coud M,
rcrea or modify. which our whole Government, could
moi change ~ weaken in substance effect -, cam, eh,
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TO TIE ypErsgEr.

I'VE have received during the present, week a s,,cn-
did assor,'nen, Of Cloths, Cassmer,s and V,snes
co ms TING as FOLLO
BROAD .!CLOEnS.
london Bf"wn. iassible Green, hue and French and
EnyssA black. tao r,sses ol French sud uns .l Enp
lush, Of superior quality.
0AESINNEHES
t.ne''sh Plaid stripe and plain elastic aud plain pl,cl
French do do ''''
4 fancy. entirely new syl,
Main tlack v.,, bno
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-12
SOUTHERN

yNUE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY
Again present 10 the public few Certificates in
relation 20 the efficacy Of this remarkable medicine We
through the medium OF the press make known one
half the has performed therefore invite al persons
afflicted with CONSUMPTION, Liver COMPLAINT, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS CoUGH. WHooPING CouGH, &c &c. 10 call ~
our office 63S Broadway and receive ratuitousIya pamp
le; containing full description of the irdtde Southern
Ba'n together with Treatise OIL Consumption Certificates
of Cures and Opinions the Press aud description Of
several medicines all OF Which We have compiled in neat
Pamphlet for gratuous distribution. (tGN and get oEe)
and satisfy yourselves or III yo are unable tn come
send your friend for Ola Remember ne RHJ. OF the pro-
prietors Office 638 Broadway, basement Office. The medi
is also Tor sale AZ the principal Drug Stores In the UNI
ted States.
n, Now read the following Certificates, and If you
doubt yet; call and the people whose signatures and a-
SWORN CERTIFICATES OF CURE.
Our daughter, Amanda Fell, bad from childhood been
afflicted with cough and pittislc. She had been
confined the house for months. Since marriage her
cough increased alarmngv several physicians were con-
suited WHO unable 10 relieve hers cr strength was
Frustrated sc eXpectOratcd much blood and matter, and
was confined 10 her bed Mr. Bel saw The advertisement
Of Or. Sheclts Southern !alm and proposed procuring
bottle but She declined, saying, nothing can help me far
hcrI must die Her physicians and friends considered
her hopeless; determined, however, 10 try the
southern Balm. \, first She thought it did not afford her
relief but in few days she felt better, and daily improved
The is not only complete, but miraculous Dr.
H. durin; her illness applied the Stehescope and pro-
nounccd her lungs diseased. From this deporabc condi-
ton daughter has recovered, and is renovated in health
and spirits by the p-ovdehtia of less than bottles
of the Southern Balm, which may truly be called bless
| ing To the afflicted. JOHN c. HAM, and
MARY HAM, 81 Coerck-st.
To the Of less than bottles DR.. Slccus South
Balm my from the deporablc condition de-
scrihed In the foregoing certificate DR. y. and Dr. H. pro-
nounced far gone in consumption. Both Of these re-
spectacle physicians minated that they depaired Of my
cure. Ny husband and parents determined 10 try the
southern Balm, and the result has been not only rcsora-
ton 20 health, but greater enjoyment of that blessing than
have ever before possessed.
AMANDA BELL, 81 Goerck-st.
City and County of Newi ork >S:-Aary Ham ami John
c. Ham ana Amanda Bell each being duly sworn dcpose
ard say, that the facts forth in the foregoing certificates
sre IN every respect just and true.
| Sworn before me this tth day Of December, ls4i.
THOMAS :. HENRY, Com. Of Deeds. &c.
Projectors Office G3s Broadway. y liberal discount
! the trade. JIG I'm.
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Mr.. James u. Nowill-
IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
RICHARDSON cos L f BRA At
AMERICAN PANACEA.

rI,IS Medicine compounded solely from vegetable mat
free from adGcraiion, and airancd flee rom any
ingredients detrimental 10 health, discovered acout one
year since, by individual sorcly afflicted with ULCERA-
TED SCE0FUIA and who has been under the treatment
of the most eminent physicians IN The United Staes for
e.h, wears wihou; the least apSren; hope OF restoration
10 health and was hy Them pronounced ncurabr who
after taking the abose named medicine for Eve weeks,
rvS.orr to perfect health. That medicine has been sold
with unprecedented success and has never failed in amy
instance (yheO taken il acordanee with d:recion>) 10 ei-
let Yerct cure ofie following diseases, 10 wit SALT
EurCM. SCRoFULA, ULCERATEp SCRofULA. FE
YER SORES, BRONCHITIS, KINGS EVIL, TilSTELo
lNri.ANNATOHi AND CHRONIC RHEUMATISM,
FILES, ERISIrEi-AS, EIlES, SCtRVi, CHRONIC
SORE EYES, BLo1CHES, piNPi.ES On THE FACE,
SCALD HEAD AND NIL CUrANEoCS DISEASES
or PAINS or ULCERS ARISING FROM IN lNJU-
DlClnCS Use OF MERCURY or An IMPURE
STATE OF THE BLOOD The efficacy CT this medicine
has been tested III all the diseases above enumerated and
is effects truly astonishing Only one table spoonful
20 be taken (5y IN asiD each morning before eating
which usually produces tonic effect, while (iu .c> cases.
it also acts gentle caartic, Increasing the appetite
and general health CT the ra;ieli, causing al liberated
sores 10 discharge more pSofely. and producing efec
tual Alternative tc whole system, purifying and yodu
cling perfect action OF the blood.
Persons while taking should refrain fsem the Use OF all
stimulating DRINKS highly Seasoned food. For sale by
Obtained az wholesale OF THoS. C. TAlN4GE,
General Agent, 90 Pne;ree', opposite the Custom House
New-York; AID ~ 10 Sor HoiISe lilo 0iS and al Broad
way; corner Broadway ard Chllahers-s No. % front-st;
No la WeSs,; Nos. 81 and $50 Bowery No. 30 Fulton
ST. No. 80 and $40 Haison and sc Hammond street.
Hudson; No. 800 Grand strcei No. l5I and las Greenwich
srvci No. la ard - Cherry No 1876 Walker-s;
No 30 Ca:IAne-sIrect; NcS. Sl and AL Pea-streei; No
III Canal-street.
brooklyn, ]. w Smith. OF Fulton ard Cranberry
streets: and Win. Blarrove Sinires buildings VIII
low Administrators end by all the principal druggists
in the United States
DrV r. Lerkross. No 5. Beaver-s;. CLIFTON buildings
Gcaeral Wholesale aud Retail Agen; for Albany.
T. W. pye;t & Son. No. la North Seconi-st General
Waolesalc Agent for Phlldelr hla Bush L Inlyer.
G.CoLBY, No. 3sl PeaTi-s;. y. Y
Instructions taking the article and great rnber OF
certificates ssd testimonials may be and obtained az
any Ct the above places. n2t cod iiny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-12
c.IOOO REwARD-To any person who can prove
. JllO not nr CnNEI,s ElIELA ATIc rIIL 5

c.1NOO REwARD-To any person who can prove
,DlOOO that Or. CONELS EHECMATIC FILLS
are the best article used Rheumatism both chronic
ard in,ammatory. They have and rcW when all 9TH
or remedies fail. We however, ask take
wsrd FOR the truth Of the assertion that they will bu
GO and sec sIsne of the many that have nsed them We
give the certificate Of Mr.. A. WEIGH. IS NaSsastreet,
keeper OF an eating house:
SEw-YoRS. December Il. lsIi.
Dr. COvel-Dtdr Sir: cheerlly 10 yon that have
taken your Pills the rheumatism after having tried the
prescriptions perhaps heap Other physicians, ard can
recommend them sovereign remedy in the nhammaio-
~ stages OF that complaint experienced great relief in
taking box; they produced the effect YOU said they
wOud-driyrg of the morbid matter ;hroh the pores OF
the skin have the greatest confidence In them Is Gu
r.i:ive ior the rheumatism.
(Signca) A. WEIGH.
VIII also refer 10 many will Ike the
trouble OF calling upot None genuine without the written
signature Gi j. IL. Moseey the red label ATTACHED to
each box. Wholesale AMI retail Office o. John street. al
Tetacd In the city by 4. li POS Greenwich street
j. Coyel 1872 sullivan Haocks, lI6 Spring 81; Gabau
dan, al sih avenue; Towler's, broadway and
Chambers Guion, Bowery AMI Grand 81; T. f..
Moss, 506 and Grand 81; and +. +. Wheeler Co ll2
Cherry JIG Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-12

n LErcuEs AND ciCrs applied by Mr.. NAGSus-
SON broadway and Boome street, entrance in
Broomc 81. Ncw-Iork.
Rcfsyences-Dr. Cheesman, DIR. Mott, DR.. Nelson, Or.
Francis Or. SicarnS Dr. Berger, Dr. Weed DIR, Sinclair
DIR. D. Smith, DR. Quackenbos.
Rest S,ssalsh I.eeehes constantly on hand. jas BIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-02-12

COUGllS AS remedy for Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
~ Whooping Cough, Splitting o Blood, and all affections
OF the Chest ard I.unES the PICTORIAL HONEY of LlN-
ERwoRT stands unrivalcd; lis reputation is fny estab-
hcd The most safe speedy and certain remedy ever Of
iered the public; in the many hundred cases in which
this preparation has been used. single instance is
known OF Its having failed In ciccnc perfect cure Ii
stands high In the estimation OF many OF the most respect
able physicians OF this city who give evidence Of the good
opinion they entertain Of lis merits remedy FOR Coughs,
sc by recommending It's Use 10y Their patients. Those who
have been using various preparations without success and
have become discouraged earnestly invited 10 try this;
many OF this city (RG residents Of distant
pdces) who avebee the Honey OF iv
crwor and who have reluctance 10 their appear
Ing The paTer have leit their names and address with
the PROPRIETOR AMI given permission TO refer 10
them who may wish make inquiries relative 10 the
cess that has attended ta Price IS per bottle. For
snc wholesale. le5 Naidenanc aEd II retail Al ADAM
OHM, bowcry and 6e broadway j. x J. C"i'iine
Ton 30j liudSon W. Watson, 70 Catherine a. Iarrsnt,
oct Greenwich c. Slam. Fuo.Si!cct. Brooklyn. and Of
Druggists generally. NO
B SO-ln the Fall Of 1897 contracted severe cold,
which baiicl all the efforts OF attending physicians to
conquer length they candidy informed me they could
nothing orc-that disease Inadvertently arrived 81
the STAGES consumption. In this STATE. lahornc
and distressing cough pain in the rch; side
and chest, excessive purnleni eNpecoration Swe!cd feet
and legs night ana splitting otboo, en brought
me bottle ynur invaluable preparation, from which
received much benefit that with PHYSICIANS earnest
request prccndhal:a doze-vc whichai an expense
of u,r hctilcaS to the establishment Of n! my friends.
perfectly cured me disease pronounced BY three physi
clans Cosumption-and past the possibility In
time SIND You certificates from the doctors who
attended ne Nou opposed 20 il. wish you 10
cause This lie Published in the palc!Sfor think every
person ought 10 have II by them VII save many valua
bic lives. Bvlleyc me, dear Sir,
Ever youT grateful end,
dd staw JOSHUA p HoISEY.