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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01
.y'OTlCE.

Ne Ill be sold 10 the highest bidder al The residence
w oi John Bradley, On Whipping Creek, IN the
county OF Campbell. on "Wednesday The 3rd of Decen
Der, 1915, hail of The
CROP OF CONN. FODDER, OATS,
WHEAT. ) IR.1lF, anil PLANTATION UTEN
Sis If every description. ! Ok Cart and Oxrn. /
Pork Hoes, IA head Of Stock Hoes, and = lloRsk,.
- Il 3 o,
will he sold 10 the highest bidder. Tuesday the OH
Of December. 1915. at the late residence Of Collins
Bradley. decd nn Sraunlon River. in the county OF
Camphpll. all The Crop Of yCrn. Fndi-r. Ooi, Hay
and u hem Sfrar, 10 Heat Of HORSES and 4 Ioke
F,i.N,s, and PLANTATION UTE.h SfI.S of every
description. Likewise viii 10 sold some PORK
HOGS.
Sale 10 continue from day to day until compile Cd
Terms made koa~h On the day ii sale. Sab, to com.
mence AT 10 o'elpek. WM BR aDIEY,
ii. IL. BkAbLEf.} ' 10
Nov. II i3D
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01
Trust Sale OF IU!,,UHfc
Nl,d.Esahs,S

virtue Of the authority conferred upon m. Nv I,
Decd III irnat. executed hy Samuel Sai,rr an In.
"a day III July. 1915, uf record in The county rr If
n..1e county, shall ., the a'e rcsdrce ii SAMUEL
~: ~ e County "i 'Anok-, about five miles from
'he big Lick. the Turnpike r ad l,aJn, tram, fl,
pHe Lyncht"rg, On lhe 24th day oi Decruber mex,
1hfr<y V'0IWHAEe .ycsvocs,
se'n.,,ls''ng VI MEN, UO.UE.E. DOyS md
GIRLS. ''"
T e II NJ S
credit OF SIX months wili br given on the pnrch,s-
"'y ny the purchasers giving hund NTH eooJ p,rson-
81 seruri,y. ~ y '''"
Nv ''''e 10 INA ah"v- property is believed Ia he good
"e''"s as trustee shall only convey such tile a, i,
''s'ea IN the by the deed Of lr"st aforesaid
~, A. P. ESkRlDGE, Tr,s!.e
cad
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01

FEMALE TEACssElss
tt.x.N'Tz.S'G SETE.FVgO.N.s

a opportunity of getting Female Teachers Of the
heht stamp, Is now offered those " ho " lsh 10 SIM
p'y themselves. Several Of them are ladies vol lnn n
''"e"'a, and possess probably greater number Of
""'"a"r trails. than is usually found 10 exs, in one pe
, s"cn as pe'y, good character high qualifications.
49,. ar,".ss !" teach. good IDEAS o government,
t"n. ~ "''Aoii'y vi dlspuss
'y 'each all The English branches. French Music
q" .nr piano With Singing. Such will reourr Tram s9Io
Hauo ana hoard for the scholastic year of 10 muulh.
not so experienced, may be had ior $500 and
O,hers who teach the English branch oplv fom 1900
Address. pos. paid.
NASH WOODHOUSE,
book aud Piano Sellers, R,c,mond Va. or
T.. p NASH,
n. Petersburg. Va.
its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01
80 NEGROES Cs4as SALE.

DY virtue oi decree If the circuit superior court 81
40 law and chancery, Tor nhrrst cunniy pfonn,nr, d
on the 9TH day nj September. 1915 in u sui, nhrr.i,
The President. Directors and company al lhe Literary
Fund of Virginia and atlers laiunils, AID John f.
Sampson, surviving admins raiur ut John + Samp.ou
deed, and others delen iants Tho underss as
Commissioners, will on The 9Th drv oi January next
Chat being Albemarle court day. in The town nj Char
'Iesve, in front Of The court house, sell hg he.l
bidder.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01
ElsANks.1A EsOVI.L,
f. yH c n arg, 1'lr iuiu

9r;o, HIS well kuuwn establishment silua,ed mn
hnu the Man Street, Is for rent Tor oor ar MARI
-~l--a ytais ne house contains So bed rooms 9 par
"rs, bar nom and office. and olher conyenen IS u,r.,
say ior the conduct ut large business Ga the ore.
misses there Is an Ice House. Carriage Huuse, and
g""d well OF water. and besidrs the bar rom und
yafd, are we'll supplied with water from the Wafer
works There Is stable room fr 50 horses and an,
pie room for putting away provender Possession can
he had On HE Isl day Of February next-For terms
apply tn j. NJ. WARWICK.
10 Richmond Enquirer, Richmond Why and Ma
''""di niellsencer are requested To insert the above
once week tor weeks, and send their account, 10
this office Tor payment.
Ocl 80 ,.f
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01

VALUABLE; LAND

ron y Il l. L.
FKNllE Man.i House III land of tho late Jsas
4 Penn, deed, continuing by n recent survey sf-
wards Ut
500 n G. 4. A. y,
IA again fa sale. the purchaser, al ipner sse having
sIIed 10 comply with the terms thereof This land 70
deened very valuable. being We'll adapted To the prodns.
tim oeveIy Of crop gown IN this rafl If the cun.
ny. II Is we'll wa,ered, anil has god PARTON Of b,i>
,o'n land oi the finest quality, lynn. IN Bnalor River
and Hui creek, and Is within ahmi mile Of Amherst
couri house. The said land vii be- sold AT public sale.
10 The highest bidder. at The late esncc fe said Johs
Penn deed. on Saturday The / 9Th day OF December
next. credit of one AID three years, Tor equal
portions If the purchase money.
Bonds with approved security Will Re required ssd
the title retained AS ultimate security I'LL payment.
Those Disposed Ia pufchasr, are invited 10 eNania
Tor themselves The land III he shonn ty Me suhsrr
her, residing within lsw mli.s The ,,le ia uadnuht
ed. tut aching executor. shall only warrant sss
ute "A 10 vested in ne lie i.sa,of's will
CHARLES a. PENN,
surviving executor.
NV. 8 tl3D
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az NEG7CEr.

consisting Of men women and chldtrn.
Terms of ssle-Dn cred Of uineiy dave The
purchaser purchasers. giving their nnies satisfactorily
endorsed, negotiable and payable the eiee u discount
and deposit OF the Farmers Bank ct Virginia al Char
lotlesviIle. GEORGE CARR.
JOHN THOMPSON Jr eo' ~
Nov. Is t5J
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01
FOR KE.l'T.

~. THE BRICK TENEMENT on Main
III Stee,, just above Planters Warehouse. Pos>
H., session can be had Immediately. Apply to Mr.
'o"es, MIR. Ii. Dunnns'on to the Subscriber.
n. JOHN EARLY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01
FE.DGH for sylp ia tots.

IA nov iiur t,r Those VIM wish Ia haul their owa
u Noni, Ia make contracts Tor The ensuing wnl-,.
W ilh snci parsons ready l., nahe sn contrasts ss
that the wood viii not profanity co,i them over so 4p
CENTS per cord. Ihlsc wh1 may wish to purchase viii
cab on CD. Nm. d. Brown. Mr.. Henry Whiilow 4
myself. ACHILLES ID. JOHNSON.
NV 81 vClH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01
700 ACRES.

Nearly 800 # which sill uncleirpd and heavily
mberrd is well pred 10 The cultivation "f Tohacc,
Corn and Wheat ca large crop Of Inch Is already seeded
upon IT, lies remarkably we'll and is susceptible oi The
highest improvement.
There is also On The above farm VERY CON-
f-r--4ss PORTABLE DWELLING HOUSE, beau.
EsIni lifnllv situated and surrounded Ivy all the
Ea.A forts and cpnyenences OF pleasant, aud az resa
bic country residence.
The terms of the above sale will be third or per-
haps one>iurih cash. aud The balance credit Of
aud Two years
For further particulars. apply to
f.. j. BURTON, Lyuchhnfc,
JESSE A. BURTON, residing he place.
p S. The above Tract will be divided into Two paf>
GELS, if necessary, to suit purchasers.
10 The lt,c'nand Wing will insert the foregoing
weekly weeks, and send account 10 this Office.
Ocl q NOD il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01
Valuable Town Property
.5T' .EYCYRO.v.

\ pursuance of the last will aud testament Of Sim
Il con Austin. decd. shall Saturday the 6,h day
al December. 1915. the premises, expose To sale, BY
way o public auclinn. the following valuable real prop
erly, situated III the town Of I.nchburg, vii: un
divided noeiy Of
j5 Feet Of Ground,
on Jt frsn Street running back 10 the basin, " hic
stands the Lumber House occupied for time past
by Lee & Lacy.
The owner Of the other moeiy. ! learn 10 willing 10
sell thai llkew ise:-Also, 25 EEE1' or GROU.ND
immediately adjoining the 55 feet above mentioned, be
lec aud extending from Jefferson street back 10 the Ba
The title To this properly is believed to be good, but
acting merely in fcucsry character, shall only
vry 10 the purchaser purchasers the title vested IN
by The III Of my tesiator.
lie terms ol sale will be liberal, and made known at
the time and place ol sale.
&. DABNEY, Administrator
with the will annexed vi 81 neon Austin, deed.
Dec | I'D
NvIRGINIA:-At circuit superior OF law and chan.
cery, ntnucd and h-ld or franklin COUNTY, at the
Courthon.e on Monday the i3hday Of October, ISi5:
Jane. Flowers, Plaintiff,
William Garner, William Xix, and Johns. Hale.
Defendants.
In CHAYCEgy.
The Defendant William lI,, having entered his APP
..,rsnce and iyrn security according act
bly, aad the rules of this court aud it appearing by sasfac
evidence that he inhshiiant Of this Common
wealth, the motion of the Plaintiff by counsel,
dered that the said Defendant do appear here the first day
Of the next term, and nnswerthc Plaintiffs Bal, and that
cop, OF thi. order be orth~ h published newspaper
printed the Of ynchburg, aud posted at the nont
door Of / re Courthouse of this county.
A COpy-Teste,
Ro A. SCOTT d. G.
Dee w2m
VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks Office OF the
Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Cnsncery, Tor the
county Of Amherst, Monday, the 3rd day OF November
1915:
John Campbell, Plaintiff
Robert Jones' Joseph NJ. Tompkins, jesse Campbell
George Wright, Jane, Clarkson and Thomas g. Hill,
Defendants.
In CHANCERY.
The Defendant, George Wright not having entered his
appearance and given security according to the act OF As
semby and the rules Of this court and appearing by sat
saory evden that he is not innbitant OF this COM
1t is ordered, that the said defendant do ap-
pear the first Monday in March next, and answer
the original and amended bill of the Plaintiff and that
copy thi. order be forthwith inserted
published in the Of L., nchburE, for two months success
posted the front door Of the court house Of
this county A Copy-Te.e, -
ROBERT TINSLEY, CIk.
ID 81 WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01
NEW GOODS.

WY NEW GOODS.
w f. have received new and splendid stock Of
DRY GOODS,
which, in sddirion to former supply. renders
soriment complete, embracing both Staple and Fancy
articles Our customers will find every thing they de
sire. and prices low as they be sold al any 9th
er h0u.e in the place.
We have alsi IN hand Ian extensive assortment Of
Hats, BWds, Shues. Sc. &C. which will be Offered
the most advantageous terms.
All persons in want o Goud Bargains, are invited /,
give us a call.
;. GCGGENHEIMER l. BROTHER
Sept. q nf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01
FOR RENT.

Farm House a, Spring Valley. nm the Tsrnpik.
WM. DAVIS Jf
]! mo. lsi. 1915 D'x
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01

LlNSEED Oh, &c.
ZHn GALLONS PRIME MOUNTAIN LIN
Nv SEED OIL. and a general assortment of
''""s Lead, Varnishes, Paints. Brushes, &c. &c.
For sale by
n JOHN II. SEAY. Druggist.
W 3w if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-01

I'm pursuance Of he last will aud Testament, Of Sim
Il con Austin. deed. shall Saturday the Gih day
al December. 1915. the premises, expose sale, by
way ui public auction, the following valuable real prop
eHy, situated III The towns of L.nchburs, vii:
liyLl I'D If
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-09
MONEY MARKET.


There was slight revival in the stock market about
the middle Of last week. but it only temporary the
bulls not being able to sustain prices, and the week
closed heavy Some Of the spectators anticipate per-
mancn Improvement in stocks about the middle of July
Several Of the largest operators in the street have for
sometime past been buying large lots on tme buyers
option Very little of this stock has been called in and
the contracts remain open, liable to be closed at any
moment As these purchasers ready to take
the stocks purchased, which will BIO they
think prices have touched bottom there will be quite
active demand for stocks, and advance must take
place The time sales at both boards of Brokers within
the past five six weeks have been principally at buy
er's option which is the best evidence in the world that
improvement prices is anticipated by these opera
tors When combination exists among the most ex-
tensive brokers to purchase in this way it gives them
the power to regulate the market they please This
accounts in for the present depression in tho
stock market and cannot look for any improvement
in the extent Of transactions, in prices, until it may
suit the interests Of this clique Of to set the
spectators in motion.
The money market is comparatively easy. The rate
of interest ranges from 81 to 6per cent and the banks
discounting very literally. There is yet great
want of outside operators the street. and the brokers
having all the business to themselves Any advance
in stocks matter from what cause, will bring to the
surface plenty Of spectators. rising market attracts
operators and anxiety exists to get hold stocks
after they have risen five ten per cent than at the
lowest point The speculator who would touch Har
lem Railroad stock at TO- when the market was heavy
eagerly buys 80 s5 when speculative fever exists
II requires very strong excitement to induce operators
to take hold but after getting under way there
usually is no limit to their transactions
We annex comparative table giving the quotations
for stocks in this market for each day during the past
khnro
previous week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-09

The value Of the exports from January LIST to June ls
lsi does vary much from the value of the merchan
disc exported in the espondng period last year. On
reference to the comparative table Of articles exported,
it will be seen that there has been increased ship
ment of most of principal staples such ashes, but
te Candles cheese domestic goods lard naval stores
oils whale and sperm, whalebone, tobacco and wool,
while the expectation of few Of staple productions
such beef cotton -four lard pork and rice has fallen
or Notwithstanding the variations in the quantity Of
these articles exported there has been this year an In
crease the value of domestic articles shipped from this
port The exporiaton of specie this year has been
grcater than Ia either The previous which accounts
for part Of the increased gate value Of merchandise
shipped This is an unfavorablc feature In our export
trade which otherwise Is in very favorable and heal
thy condition.
We annex q table giving the value Of domestic pro-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-09
Tllentricnls. &c.
A PROPHECY


% ssss $ s
''@A''' '"a p'''TiTiiE BRANDRETH PILLS
the 10Y
pors II. Or is ths result The patient chen finds too
che simple method Of purifying the body with Brandets Pills
ss If: al a"%s Hs
: e.: f q:
s si a SsT e,.
well ths disease. BY name Let Tie Afflicted
sss n 4:
coossns Oa r cr he Is sure
oss% s: know how this
sSisss
each
will b effected much than tbs patisn.
s;iS s,i:S
Po5 i utterly impossible for attain keep health
without sound parEnxs
ally :y Be ' Bid ~ = %
waId s ns.; Ea " unless by
Psalms with Ryssop a and shall be clean wash
me f: saS ; b wsss than ,nOw hon h.
Psalms s-Dsliver u.s. and purge away our sins for thy
Nal 8 Sand he shall sit refner and purifier Of silver
and he shall purify the of Levi and them gold and
silver.
Matt Pile will thoroughly his floor and gather his
Cor Purge therefore the old leaven that you may
be lump.
nj, therefore himself
use, and prepared unto every good work.
4 .H1w much sh. hs bIo Of Chris. who
God purge conscience from dead works serve the
living God
Heb Il 3-Chrst when he had by himself purged our
Prov 49, 6-By and truth niquity and by the
fear Of the Lord men depart from evil.
lsa g. And he laid 1t upon mouth and said, Lo this
has touched thine lips and thine iquity taken away andhy
sin purged
Isa M 9-By this therefore shall the iniquity of Jacob be
purged.
e. 2 IsIn thy thiness ewdnes because have purg
ed thee and thou puged shalt purged
thy thncss till have caused my fury upon
thee.
l. 9But he that asteh these things is blind and
not aar off, and hath forgotten that he puged from his
old sins.
John Isl 2Every branch in beareh fruit he TAX
eth and branch that beareth fruit he purgeth it,
that II may bring forth more fruit
~ And the fruit thereof shall be for meat, and the
leaf thereof for medicine.
Peter III ls-Hah forgotten that no purged from his
own sins
Now these all the which prove that pugng
internal medicine recommended in the sacred writings
they sufficient establish the fact beyond all dispute
the who would endeavor make the world believe
that by rubbing ointment all the good possible be done
the human body that be done by the of internal med
cines. The people Judge and act for themselves
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-09
KS YoR THE PR,sclrAL srocks IN THE New Yosx

The closing prices yesterday, compared with those
current at tho close Of the previous week. show
provement in Long Island Of per cent; Canton per
cent; Farmers Loan 4; Norwich and Worcester Il
Ohio 6s (; Penn S. 2l Morris Canal t; and decline in
u s. Bank Of t; Stonington 4; and Harlem 7.
We annex comparative table showing the quantity of
certain articles exported from this district for the first FIVE
months of the past three years. and the increase and de-
in the expectation of ls4 compared with the cor
responding period in 1874.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-09
NEW YORK HERALD,


The CHINESE LANGUAGE. have in type one Of
the most curious, learned and original papers on the
origin, formation andnaure Of the Chinese language
that has been published in this country 1t has
been furnished us by the Secretary of the National
lnstitute-an association of which the republic will
soon fee45ustly proud-and was written by one Of
the attaches of the late American Legation at Can
ton Its appearance in our columns has been delay
ed IN order 10 afford time to our artist to engrave
some fifty or sixty Chinese characters, introduced
as illustrations. 1t will be published tomorrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-09

City Infelll0once.

FrRE-About two o'clock yesterday morning, nre
broke out in the basement story Of Rushton Co.,
gsts House, but the prompness and zeal oil
fire companies, soon extingushed Is supposed y
originated from the bursting Of bottle OF OIL Of vitfo,
The damage was very traing The premises are insured
ANornER.-About three o'clock same morning, hire
broke out in the Police Office in the rear OF the Aims.
House in the Park which occasioned by the taking
fire of one of the hunks" is presumed that some
person got in through of the windows the apart
nent being at the time, and having drawn the
hunk the hearth caught fire. Very little damage
sustained.
A GRAND FLARE Ur.--A regular row took place on Sa-
turday night at the new Bowery theatre. We under
stand the disturbance originated from Mrs. Philips refu.
sing play her part until the manager should pay her
certain back moneys due her. The stage manager an
nounced the fact to the audience and requested them 10
apply at the box Office for their money. tremendous
rush took place. but from cause unknown, no Urea
surer or money was forthcoming.
COr0ner's ONCE, June s.-THRowN FROM WAGON
INSTANT DEATH.The Coroner held an inquest on the
shaw had been in very bad state Of health for some
time past and got into milk cart in Hamilton street Tor
the purpose Of having ride with the milkman When
in Ridge street Grand, while the mikman was out,
the horse took fright in consequence OF some re crac
kers thrown by boys in the neighborhood and running
down Ridge Delaney, Shaw was thrown out, stri-
king his head against wagon, and instantly killed
The wagon broken and the horse seriously injured
This should be warning to all boys who in the habit
Of throwing fire crackers.
DnATH ny DRowNING--The Coroner held an inquest
the body Of Michael Larkn at l56th street. Verdict
came to his death by being drowned.
ANorHER-The Coroner was called to hold an inquest
the body OF drowned at the foot Of Rivingon
street, East river.
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All Philadelphia subscript,or

All Phll0delphia Subscriptions 20 tho
HERALD be paid ONLY AUTHORIZED AorNrs Zs.
Der Coz Ledger Building, Third street. near Chestnut
Tsrms!3 cents month"; including the Sunday paper; or
cents WITHOUT IL delivered free Of charge any part OF Pha-
dephs Single copies for sale above daily o'clock
The WEEKLY HERALD also for sale every Saturday
ngPce ga cents, 50 annum delivered In part
Philadelphia free Of postage -
All the and cheap Publications for sale their
adjustment, issued, wholesale and retail
With the exception Of the Heraldn Is read
city, aoding valuable medium Advertise
nsns handed the agents half O'Clock will appear
the Herald next day.
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noeton subscriptions to the New York
received by the Authorised Agents, REpprro
TO- stale street Tsms-Sio % quarter three cents for
!, Ws.aIr HERALD Saturday morning. price
All and cheap publications for sale a. soon rs issued
Boston Publishers Of Thiers' Napoleon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-09

Uc- 1t will be seen by our table Of movements, -
mat Monsieur E. Previot, Made. Maria Giefia,
Made Calve and Made. Casino, the principal
members OF the New Orleans French Opera Com
pany, which arrived on Saturday, occupy apart
ments at the Globe Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-09

STEAMSHIP GREAT WEsTERN.-This fire vessel
willleave next Thursday for Liverpool Her passcn-
ger list is fast filling no.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-09

The SrnEErs.-The streets are nearly as bad as
ever. There is any quantity of filth and dirt and
garbage IN varous parts Of the streets, which, in this
hot season, is not only offensive, but dangerous.
Fever will inevitably set in or some such dangerous
disease, unless immediate steps are taken to clean
he streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-09
DYSPEPSIA OF TWELVE YEARS STANDING
ny


This certify that taken i'll during the the
cholera the 1882 and continued thus until the spring
1892 during which time troubled with dyspep
ss and all its various train Of suffering, that life itself
The who prescribed for and the
yielded despair The idea Of taking the physicians
tons longer useless and utterly opposed taking
pills. My friends became aamed-often solicited try
Brendres Pills asserting that they had derived great bene
and but just that after using them short time bc
to and entirely restored health and
think il duty which the world and Dr. Brandreh
to make this public acknowledgment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-09

WARM WEATHER.-The weather in this region is
remarkably warm. July weather has anticipated
the month
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-09

and cannot night Let him try Shermans Cough Lo
zsnge They have cured cases that almost hopeless
given him up They relieved Rev. Sebastian sreeer
ton more than all the remedies made Of and they
will continue to all who beyond all hope If you
are sick try them, and be you will not regret it..
Dr. Shermans warehouse is lO Nassau Agents. 27
Philadelphia, anda State ST. Boston,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-09

Medical NOTES.-The Advertisements OF the
New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy established
paper. W. .. hICHAHD6ON, Md. Agent
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College, IS Nassau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-09

YAcHrINc.-The season for yachting has again
opened This sort Of pleasure seems to be on the
increase among Americans, and we shall soon equal
the English in swift and splendid skmmers Of the
sea- Those beautiful boats, the Charlotte Ann, and
1enoba, are for sale and it is to be hoped that they
VIII join the fleet yachts now in existence They
can be seen at the Floating Dry Dock