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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-05
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THEY ss.Ef4L 80.
New spring Eiongset>, lf421o-is ana
FRO ~ 5J33G,

& 40 - S}&sG,
IYNCHB URG. .iJt.i -5M ls45
VyJM.j. WILLIS is INV recel,Hs snd opening
w pr Packer g.ai. an additional sanpiy oi b9inefs,
Ribbons md E9owns. which makfs h,s stock ~ Ihls
branch Of his business large aid desirable and vi" be
sold less than similar Goods can be purchased tor IN h5
Market hich he Cordially invites The Ladies totNah-
inc bcjre purchasing elsewhere. as he viii take great
pleasure in exhibiting them. Amongst assortment Just
received.
Prince Albert Birds Eye and pian Braid Bonneis'
some r1ra fine.
Inserted Pedal and Rutland do
Wave and Lace do splendid article
Misses open Straw Wave aud Lace bra'd' and Plan
SlrsNs
Gmpseys \ NV srcle fr N'ses
Real French cut and inside Flowers, large assof'-
ntnt
Bonnet and Can Eiaiuas, iuEe stock at bargains
800 Band Boxes all szes. cheap.
shall open in a few dsys pr: BED B.fJ'" %oo sup
ply of
DRY GOODS,
being purchased a, auction At great s2crces w" en-
able offer still greater indu 'emeuis al "
or Retail Call at the Richmond cash Store Tor naI .as'
and then you will be disappointed as sha' d. e
other source. W. WILLIS.
April "a Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-05

bEARL and SHELL CARD CASES,
q Portable W riting Desks for Ladies,
Portfolios, very neat.
Billet Paper Envelopes,
Gold Pencils Gold Pens,
Strel Peus. Pearl and Ivory Pens holders,
Ivory Tablets. Pearl Folders,
Pocket Bucks. lnksands,
MJuo Waters and Seals,
Chessmen aud Boards,
Dressing Combs, Hair Brushes, Pen Knives, & c
Just 10 hand and Cor sale by
PAYNE & GREGORY.
April % is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-05

.gHsg FsecefgeG.
Ts}HE LADY OF THE LAKE, with ten superb
d plates and spenddly bound IN calf,
The Poets and Poetry OF England, by X. e. GrswoId,
The Poets AID Poetry Of America,
Bun,sn's Pilgrims Progress, beautifully illustrated,
Oxford Bibles, Pocket Bibles, all bound as above.
Book of Common Prayer, bound in velvet aud Turkey
morocco. & many other Books suitable for presents
PAYNE. & GREGORY.
April % Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-05
no 1gnsoms and OadTeIlows.

. NAEtsUI's NVsNs VT" "
q n assortment of TRIMMINGS FOR tEGALhs, com
N prisina Cold aud Siyer Fringe, Gold and SHrsr
Luce Gold and Siiuer Stars, God aud Sdrer Jds,ets,
Cold and .Siiver Braid aud Sirer Bulin Fringe Sc.
}. IL. FfIZoiBB0NS.
April 81 is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-05
Naval and Military
6 NJ ". q g % IL 81

NAVAL and Military Soap. article superior fur
~ shaving to any have seen, also Gus 9th
or inds Of Sosp, Shaving Cream &c, for salebv
-. w. MOORE,
Sign Fl Tie Big Pitcher.
Mu Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-05
nRy GGCr3,
Great s'0rscsy or
The most E'a sraiOnabse styles Oh
SPRING e. gygEEYI7R GOODS.
NJ. 81. EsUHTO1'

now receivinga very extensive assortment sprung
n and Summer Goods, 10 which he nvileln ne a''e"
,lon OF all who wish indulge their taste IN 'e u'o'
luxurious style and al the lowest prices
April Ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-05
nTCET,ES.

~ and snail Com. Aiso, Tomato Ca,.up Pepper
s.ube, Sc, SC, At J. H. tlIZGlBB0NS'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-05-05
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-08
X. T. MO V A l..


The Public is notified that the Office for the sale Of
SCHENCRS PULMONTC SYRUP,
HAS BEEN REMOVED FROM No. as9l TO
North side. few doors below Broadway, opposite National
WE CAUTION THE r nHHSl TO BEAR IN MIND,
w that p s. BEEKNAN Of iss Courtsndt street is NO
LONGER AN AGENTfor the sale Of the scheneks
Beware q Counteres -Bewsrs Of Spurious limitations :
Ioobtan The pure genuine nnadusrssd schenck Pulmonc
No. CORTLAND street.
This medicine the only discovered that be
when every thing else has faledhe author srms
this without the fear Of contradiction, and does upon the
directions il seldom fails Of efecting perfect cure.
is principle q operation easily explained so2,hes and
pecoraton, aud frees the lungs Of the matter which col
Of other medicine the system and pades the
SS Is s o 81 o. oo and Sp In
SchencEs treatise 10 be had (gti his office, No Court
land street the early history Of this syrup may be seen h
ognatedfrom its cunge author when in the lowest stage Of
pulmonary consumption.
This medicine, for pulmonary consumption has
number pulmonary consumption made this city
which are before the public are sufficient prove that the
Be relied upon with safety IN that lrishtie disease
To the consumptye nothing can be OF interest than the
far reduced in consumption be unable leave her bed
She took sehenek disease then began TO rpen
yellow matter her lungs healed her flesh returned and she
Gy ,s Psso@ S S iSof charcb jersey that
he acquainted with Mrs Tucker and believes her statement
oaS to sSn Ike Sc Of M Van
Nest New Brunswick, late merchant Of New York No =
syrup Also Mary T. Van Buren,, No Is chrstcp6er street
New York Charlotte Evans, 81 Montgomery street. Jersey
wark ~ j. who all victims consumption and cured
by the use Of this Syrup alone. -,
W ss, ss ssn ~ t s By calling
he propretos Office they will be furnished win reseade e
Schcncks Pulmonc Syrup. nizo INC
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-08
GREAT CONFUSION in NEW YORK CITY

GREAT CONFUSION IN NEW YORK CITY
THERE ere y che Elk Of Ney yo,h yas npmber Of per
hS is sss ss s sal for
ssS:s!s e
Ia. a'a ;ssf aas but
by that Of medee erer 81 beo fore IL,
anxiety sde , eagerly sought after and the
II fbs d syrup is the strongest proofo the efficacy
Like thing else valuable attempts have been made 10
th aoher e original and introduce spurious limitations and
these impoons and place the public upon their
bv H NOW notice man who has until lately beer employed
afsa u w;s supplied will. Syrup from laboratory Phlsds
thai syrup IN New York @sis with au spS
S %efo
naT y ss
. r fsss 'i sa as
with th sane disregard for truth claim possess the
a s.sy 70 s
St ha s @ S thai
deceive ,hf n citizen, 6a York by nsnua
s%sas. @ WHICH i same sS genuine and
saT r. d him With a ms uatng the public that the
charge him with endeayong prejudice the public against
By the
mily
charge him with olemnly swearing before the Hon. Judge
CASTOR that Schencs Pulmonc Syrup him Of disease
Of seven standing 4 he the old original
four bottles Of schencks Pplmonic Syrup and then before
He arragned before the bar of public opinion
swer to these charges First that he has knowledge what
ever OF the recipe for the Syrup which has been sold New
York for years past as Schenck's Pumonic Syrup
Second that he has acted capacity other than
which il he denies we will from his letters to
at Philadelphia where he ubscrbes himself We cha
enge him these charges, and his failure will
once satisfy the public who the proprietor Of the old
Mark the sly cunning Of this mamie will the
pomthe viii not the question which the public de
mand Of hm-tosay that he holds the old original recipe which
cured him OF consumption and which he swore
pie as his conscience he dare lie has been cha
20 assert IN terms that possessed the
has sold for the last two years II he mposterf he
does not wish deceive the public why does he
PRAYED, still breads the lash of the law.
NoTIcE-P s. Beekman, 49s Courtlandt street longer
my agent for the sale OF the genuine Schenck Pumonc S
rup.
Office NO Courtandt street. opposite the National Hotel
exclusively for the sale of the Syrup and also W. Burger So
Courtlandt ST., authorised agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-08
NEW EMBROIDERyES

DETER ROBERTS respectfully calls the attention Of his
aud s Sshic to splendid goods Of the above
.tscrrion received by recent
direct from the European MANUFACTURER, will be sold az
ng advance on the original He would aso cali aen-
non 70 several lots purchased auction immense
whch viii be found well deserving early Inspection The
,etail prices 800
worth S2,23 to $3.50. - ~''''
500 Embroidered Collars finished edges for ss usual price
l0s sd. - - 'i"''e
$50 Embroidered Cspes, at 50, usual prices5.
90 do d. very rich from So to $40.
200 prs Embroidered Under Sleeves from "a to $3.50
case Embroidered Dresses from 50 upwards.
500 doz Linen Lawn Handkerchief iron, 3D.
0do do extra large size, for gentlemen's use.
As do do hemstich do, from Is 3D.
30do do Riverd borders
A choice assortment Of rich embroidered Handkerchief
which are offered unusually cheap.
jcaaes Of styles Of Swiss and French Muslins in
tripcs piaids figures, &c. &c.
lot aew Muslin Trimmings Laces Wells Hosiery Gloves
&C., &c, all Of which will be sold decided bargains.
m!o imsrc No. H3 BROADWAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-08
THE
] N V 81 b L E

so closely resembles the real head Of hair that seepcs and
~ connosseurs have the perfect and
ordinary invention day The great this
vi and unique wig It's being made without sewing weaving
which causes closely resemble the natural
alr both IN ghtness and natural appearance to defy detec
ton, its texture being beautiful porous and free that
all opepraon evaporation unimpeded the great
evils Of Other wigs entirely avoided The scepc and
alike invited inspect this novel and beautiful Wig
and the peculiar method Of fitting the head the
e. BARRY LAG Broadway, Of Libsrty up
stairs - ina Inn sec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-08
AUCTION NOTICES.

~ AT TATTERsALL's, by auction on Monday.
QI\ 9th June-A Pair of well matched Chestnut color
~ ed Horses, i5ls hands high kind gentle and tru
% All harness and the supeq, pair oiamly Horses
Harness all in perfect order. The whole be Sold the
owner is about To leave the city.
The above genteel aud serviceable turnout and well
calculated for the ofa family either in the city
try je8 item
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-08
LOAN FUND LIFE ASSU-
RANCE SOCIETY OF LONDON
Empowered by .4ct Of Parliament

monthly
The public respectfully requested the dsn-
gushing principles of this lnstutionher tables Of
their of PROTESTANT the facilities afforded by their
Loan Experimentation deciding to insure elsewhere,
tvs rates &C., may be obtained upon application
m23 im3aw*rrc j. LEANDER STARR General Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-08
POSTPONEMENI.
PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE.

THE SERENADERS beg leave inform the Ladies and
Gentlemen OF New York that Of the continued
indsposition OF Mr. Germon who suffering severely from
the bronchitis that the Concerts necessarily postponed
some future time, of which due notice will be given.
N B-Those persons that secured Tuesday, will
please present their certificates the Office aud the money will
he refl nded
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-08
LIFE ESERVERS,
OF GOODYEARiS PATFNT GUM ELASTIC
EnNfpDSITI0N.

w WARRANTED to withstand the greatest extremes OF heat
w aud cold aud melt soften IN me seams, 1.-THE grea
eec IN Prcservers made of the common r5bc pepaauon
,boyss patept For sale, wholesale and retail by 80
wv Ps GEORGE BEtCHER,
aIo lmsrc 100 Broadway, between Pine and Waists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-08
TTTTTTON,

A FRENCH GENTLEMAN, graduate OF the University
of Paris DESTROYS of finding school private
miiy situation insructor-through the means of the
Egsh which he speaks uenty othe French and German
equally his own any Of the different branches
thorough andbera education and also drawing and painting
either landscapes heads or flowers
The best be had and his and residence
known by applying the Rev A. Verren, Rector of the
French Protestant Church of this city, No. 80 Franklin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-08
ADJUSTMENTS.
PARK THEATRE.

PARK THEATHE.
con.Sy s h.
Coury, Mr. Plaede; Lady Gay spanker, Miss Clara Ellis
r. fesfuds win ,Gs DS%a ~ WHITE IT,.
First Tier IS csnts-Bore. I'd and ID Tiers, 50 CentsPt "
Doors open o'clock and the Curtain will rise precisely
Monday Evening, June 9th,
With The Eaisrsnmsats viii commence :,
SEVEN G2sTI e IF s'sTff fife
Miss NJ Ty by ss s yfa @ 'd Gs and
Celeste Watts Mss TPaeSe as alias S'eGin.on
Grand Pas De BY Mesemesees Darlington and Celeste
~ sF 9.iESlti'4@ F # sfl1 u aSSs "a
aog T he y D I s
TO ISL 81 pG RSeh Xanfiys Of the
SSiPs s,a R3' sSa s + Tssss
Gar I Banqus e Rs Belinda Miss Helen Mathews
T SsSs +
'r ','' Aa'0psa Ae& RSosB'y F FA SiPfiF'p
m G~ifeEct Is Fsig c IsassnsS So
limited number of Season Tickets will be disposed Of
Performance to commence socock Doors
CASTLE GARDEN.
An Entire Change Of Emterta INN, mt l'''''
co L RI S "A MUS ARD.
admission % Cents
Monday Evening, June 9th,
The entertainments will with Grand operate
Overture.
kAfter which, the song Of "Huzza for Columbia "by
MIR. Dennison.
by the appearance Of Mademsee DESJARDINS
Grand in the "a dance Of La
Grotesque Mezzo Dance BY the celebrated Mime Parsloe
Popular Song by Mr. Dennison.
dGts Of FL "a
Succeeded by the wonderful and tabe Herr Cline on
Tight Rope!
Mr. Hill will conclude with his Inmitable Entertainment
On Tuesday the wonderful ELsSLER BROTHERS will
appear in variety Of performances.
2 Between the Entertainments Of Ten
Minutes for Promenade and Refreshments
~ Doors at halfpast O'Clock. Performance
mence at O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-08


FOOT RACE ON THE BEACON COURSE,
For $500
THE following Purses will be given for Foot Races take
i place on the Beacon, as follows
Purse Of $780, for Foot Race Of me-S50 the
dayA Purse Of $780, for the greatest distance walk
in hourS50 to the second in the the walk
fair heel-and.toe walk
Purse $500 Foot Race Of 10 miles TO take place on
tho 9Th Of JulyS0 the st $50 to the second and
the third in the
Entrances made days before the with the pro-
prietor r. smiths Park Row; that
Of the United States than 800 miles from this
cisuch enter four days before the in all
of the above, three to make
HURDLE RACE.
Purse of 500 will be given for Hurdle Race off
Thursday the Sd Of july Ia mile heats four hurdles
feet high the mile; Sl0ct the second 500 IL
should horse Canada only
half will be charged the third horse receive back
his provided there four horses START each horse
carry 1863 lbs Entrance 10 be made or before 30 June
FOOT RACE.
Same DavA Purse Of $500 will be given, for Foot Race
of miles, $500 the rst SIS to the second and S25 TO the
third in the Entrance be made before the 3h
june
The Races been delayed few days in
the rebuilding the public stand There will probably be
number Of present who will compete for the
prizes there have late arrived number from different
ohe world including Jackson the American Deer; George
Seward late from England; and Indian Of the oquos
Tribe from Canada There also many others here
Stephen Mack the Scotch Bantam and several others.
Should there be either OF the days, the
i Gree ~e '''e' G. S. BROWNING Proprietor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-08
KNAPP'S
INDIAN STRENGTHENING PLASTER.

kNAPPS
INDIAN STRENGTHENING PLASTER
THESE PLAsTERs prepared for pains and weakness the
back breast! side or limbs bruises, sprain, &c. and for
They wiz also b lOSnd highly beneficial for complaints of
Persons whose cuisines. requires them
chest pain side breast viii find great relief BY
with regard to the efficacy .. these Pasters nothing need be
said as they carry with them their own recommendation and
The proprietor confident that the great and increasing
solely BY their own merits and universal satisfaction
which they have gven that they decidedly superior
No pains spared making them adhesive and pliabe
which Of complaint the ordinary plaers Of the
These Pases need but trial give every satisfaction de-
Be and ask for Knapp Indian Strengthening Plaster and
see that his signature on the back Of each None others
only h NJ md Sd wholesale and retail
y 's S ssf
MULHAUSEN PRLNTWORKS.
s S sss ssa
shPs S SsoM the a1 ss
These works are possessed of ample privileges and
Peculiarly veil adapted either for Calico printing
rolling MILL xxi E14aER H. SS ;y
OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE co.,
mage by fire on goods wares and merchandise and also,
ana 's'
Thomas T. Woodruff Anson Baker
b. r. Robson NJ. D., Joseph Drake,
Thomson Price, Joseph Allen,
Moses Tucker, James +. Holmes,
John r. Dawson, John P. Moore,
John II. Lee, VIM. X. Thorn,
Caleb e. Tanis, Thomas Morell,
Francis 2. Sage, Eugene Bogart,
'onn T. Merritt THOMAS Hg THnf PNn
GEoFcE 7. Horn, Secretary s5rc
~ any ofhe Of the Steamboat Gzee debts
will be paid except by the order Of the UNDERSIGNED
~ Office from $3.50 Broadway s5S Duane door from
Broadway where he provide help both
white and coored of good character, at 50 year AT s5
Duane street uncurent money bought and exchanged.
BANK FOR SAVINGS.
NOTICE-This Institution is now removed to No lo7
IN Chambers street ms lmrc
MONEY LENT.
THE Subscriber has removed 423 PEARL of Rose
street, where he loan money
dry goods gold and silver watches plate ewery diamonds fur
nituc wearing apparel and description Of
y. A. ADOLPHUS,
Licensed Pawubroker,
423 Pearl, corner of Rose street
NJ Bpesons perceived in the private Office by ring
MONEY TO LEND
BRAHAM j. JACKSON, Pawn Broker, So Reade street,
near Broadway loans money IN large Or small sums as may
ewery dry goods furniture wearing apparel and
Of every description. a30 lm*rc
TO THE PUBLIC.
l No 20 DUANE STREET, is my SON--was not ABsA-
LoM' DAviDs soN' sss BoSE SST HFiNE ND
lie 2mrec No. 81 Reade street, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-08
ARK THEATRE

CARD-Mss Clara Ellis respectfully begs
TO her friends and the public that her first Benefit will
pacs on nusaay evening next june ISth on winch &C.
edy Of Miss Clara Ellis. After which
Miss Clara Ellis will deliver address, written by herself
10 conclude with the t and I'd OF the drama Of
Green Bushes-Nami, Miss Clara Ellis. les At &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-08
WASHINGTON, June 6, lS45.

WASHINGTON, June 8, 1916.
Wedding IN Town-Reception Day at the White
House White,cashing- Changes- Indignation
Meeting-Van Buren, Appointment, &c.
We had nice little wedding in town last night
Mr.. Joseph Hume, a Clerk In the Sixth Auditors
Office, recently promoted from the books at Cole
mans excellent Hotel, and the young and beautiful
Miss Ann Maria, daughter of Col. John A. Dona-
hoo. the memorable, infiexible, invulnerable, and
unpurchaseabe locofoco of locofocos, the hap
Nv pair Among the guests were Mr.. Cave john
SON. our worthy Postmaster General, and Col. VIM.
Medill one of his able and efficient Assistants and
other distinguished personages. The fun was kept
up for several hours at the residence oil Col Dona-
hoe, where the marriage vows were administered by
Father Donelan, OF the Catholic Church; after
which the bride and groom were accompanied by
their attendants and portion of their vsiters to the
Polk House," (hey p yes, sir. to the Polk
House. y on the Avenue where they were received
by the Misses Polk and few select riends,in very
appropriate style. The affair went off very hand
somely. 49, -
Of vislters in waiting upon his Excellency score
If men engaged In whltewashing the mansion In
side and ont Pity they could not serve some OF our
politicians the same way. Contract Tor Tepaintlng
The White House secured by the bid OF Hurdle "
Co, of Alexandra, at 1850. Cheap.
Hear of several changes or Occupations to-day.
\ Mr. Merehead, Of Pennsylvania, wing editor at
harrisburg in 1910, among the number "D-n 1t,
low he hicks em.'
The Locofocos OF this city held an indignation
meeting last night for the purpose OF giving vent TO
heir dissatisfaction at the course OF the Admins
ration in neglectng said District Locofocos IN the
distribution Of the 'spoie." Very small patriotism
that which flares up and explodes IN the failure OF
Getting draught of the rich milk OF the treasury:
At all events the indignation of man or a set Of
men, merely because OF exclusion from Office, IS
rather a matter for amusement Than serious crltl-
csm--some,hing for the diversion OF the boys;
light or wrong these associations may rest assured
l,ai CANAAN Polk will take his own time and his
own way, from the best lights before him; OF which
tlese indignation meetings are certainly none ofthe
best.
I,xpresident Van Buren,, has been appointed Post
nasler Al Undertook, n. Y, the village of his
rssidence This appointment, will, doubtless. set
Try comfortably upon the stomach OF the younger
rothcr of the sage of Underworld FoUcHE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-08
PRIMITIVE PHYSIC,

PRIMITIVE PHYSIC,
COLD WATER CURE.
MYSTERY Mischief and Misery neutralized, by Hydro
WI pahy being popular view Of the system pactsed by
Vincent Pressnz Of Graeenbegh safe natural and tried
remedy for disorders incidental the human frame Here
no frauds quackere nostrun to allure and misead
ols Reader @ not to study and to practise this glorious dis
II i you will find treasure, like TIE Scholar Of Salamanca
profit mingled with pleasure New York published and sold
7 Grand street, and may be had Of the bookseersprice 6
cents. rv27 lmFrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-06-08
WASHINGTON, June 8, lS45

o,rardiy Assault and Robbery in Washington
Particulars from he Testimony Of ne SuBTer.
A most villanous and dastardy robbery by par
1 sxukng and cowardy assasslns, was committed
this city last night, or rather this morning, be-
seen one and TWO o'clock
A Mr.. w H. Payne, OF Mass, gentleman OF
.eatmechanical and scientific attainments, engaged
various branches OF mechanic arts, and who came
! 10 this city short time since, with view of ope-
inc an agency in one or more Of his several lines OF
usiness is the victim.
He had constructed telescope instrument, which
/, was desirous Of testing at the National Observa-