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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-17
LYNCmRUKG MAIsKEr,

forhe ,ceek ending Saturday, .'iafch Is, 1916.
Below is correct statement Of the Market for the
pasl week.
1obacco.old lugs. 81 20 to 80; new l.nss. Al
50 TO S2,ao. Leaf, INTERIOR 90 tn 25o common.
s2.3p to $50; middng, $3.50 10 90; good SC 90 10
ie'eui No me manufacturing in market would com.
mand from St0al2
f"ur-SS5fl from wagons frnr. store snperfne
so3o 10 sfooi Family, $3.50 to s. 90 per bbl, Stock
light, and IN poad demand
" hot'-l'ed %; Mhle 20 cts. per hushel
bidtP.-Cnfn 10 cents per bushel inm wagon;
oais, sheaf Is to 81 cents per hundred cleaned % 10
% cents, per bushel. Rye. none in market
olorer and Grass Seeds Glover Seed, So so to
- per bushel. tom wagons, 5 90 from snte rnno
thy, We 10 $50. Herds Grass, 62l FINN Wagons
Frorlsions--BaeuG. 10 Z J cents from wapon 3 els
lratn Store, considerable inquiry Tor it. Betl s. per
hundred; Meal, 10 els, per hushe from wagon.
fih--Shai. $500 In 500 per bbl; nerrnes No
1,5o: Mackcrel, NJ |. $l3, No. ?, $3.50 M. =. IS.
to9et.-St Domingo, } TO cents per III; Rio. 7
10 cents; iagnHa 9 10 10 cents Java Is In Is cts
Cuba = to s.
Sngar. Brown. New Orleans 6 to cents per H.;
PORTO hico. n 10 cents per h.; IT. CroiN 9 10 Il
e.ns per H. LOAF. IL 10 II cents per h.
Cadies--iAllaw. - 10 10 cents per h., Sperm. 80
10 10 ccns per TO-; Hull SONS ) To z cents pef NJ
" hiShcg-Commoa. y 10 50 cents per gallon from
waeen: Iro'n store. 81 To SO cents. Rec6ed. 10 lo -
fsonwaqon.
Brmdy.-Appe, 8. cents per gallon Peach
! , cents per gallon.
Cotton ld'nS-faetor} prices: 6o Il cts. per Id as
sorted.
hoa. Bar Iron. S. per ion tom boats. 50 10 SIS from
Siare. Pay, 50 per Ion.
Street clustered. o. To cents per h. German. ) 10
10 cenis' Shear 20 10 p cents per b. Cas steel 20
10 p cts per III.
h,asecd Od-15 cts Lamp. 81 90 to so per gal
lon; Tanners, $1,000 To 1000 per bbl
ieHder--G'ed Sole. l. To le3 cents per h.; Dam.
aged S,lo 5 10 10 cents per 10.
Po'rdcr- Blasting, Sl,o0 10 .25 per heg; Rifle. S.
30 10 & go Nor kea.
Uool --WooI. 20 10 50 cents per ID; Woo Rolls
none in market
Conf amt Uood-Ruminous. p cents per bnshe
Anthracite, $500 per Ton. Oak and mixed Wood S.
Per cord. Iirkury 81. 81 per eord
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-17

VIRGINIA; at rnea held in the clerks Office The IT.
cult suprrinr cont pf law md can.rrY holden aud
for the co bty Of c1mp- The Bird day of Mnfch. 1876
Eliztreih Noun ani Wary Moon, Plaintiff,
dgHiisi
Elizabeth Moon Archibald iioon, Wm. MOON Iiolronhc
Orenn and Susan his wiH orucil, Mnon. Br,nnt
tkrrs aud Martha his et formerly Martha Moon, Ju Me.
Kinney executor o Jo-a r. Moon james shear
cr Bryant Aktrs aud j. & Moon, Defendants.
In CnANCERY.
The defe ndant & Neon having tcrrd is nppeAr.
and given security tcordiug Tie Assembly
aud the rules Of this eeUII, and appearing satisfactory
evidence Thai ne mol nhHlnnt Of this enllI
ordered thai sad ~ ihdnn appear here tie s, dny
Of tie next May nft court, md he hill hc
plnilifs aud ilnta Of Ills order be fhN m hsc tcd
in some newspaper pintcd in the town of ,nrbrIf fortwo
months surcesssey, and posted he mont Of the
house OF tins county on some court dry,
A Copv-Testr,
JNO ID. ALEXANDER, CIR.
March II w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-17

y, prIesng Ofhose thrn'-and in the progress of his
'p' .,,,ien compelled as he will be, 10 disappoiat
.s,,oc patriots who seek to serve their county.
"'',, ,,s,l,,,and forced. as he must Of necessity be
himself in opposition, upon vital question, 10
H.. o,her Of the two great sections of the party
W" - .leeted him, he viii find no coat Of mail mpene
vi. :, their Keen and poisoned shafts. The mutier
-, IN, enpest are already sounding in his ears
- he mus, pay the penalty. in the denuncaiions Of
,,se warm attachment will be converted uin Bit
=. hale of obtaining the Presidency by the deceptive
- ,nrsued by his friends If not sanctioned by him
elf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-17

w ihe tlchmInd Star Informs Us that the rem wal
'e"' bernard Peyon from the office of Postmaster Of
"a' 'iy-lhe best Postmaster, by the way, tina, Rich
Y"u nas ever had-is certainly 10 take place. His
Wv ,eeSsofs name is not menli1ned-some one of the
Npa''a" Band however, presume, who lick the
virtue OF disaterested pair iotism, if they are
''ea "iih the ''lndomiabte'' valor of their models
we have heard that the off &c has been rendered to Ex
.', '' noane-bnt we can scarcely believe it. That
s"'''na" would deem snch an offer ain insult nfi4
"'eiy beneath his high prelensons.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-17

NJ. The Richmond Enquirer breaches President
N which he should discharge his hugh duties. \.
morg other ltoes ii tells hun he should consult, in ad
duon 10 his Cabinet c'uhseiers, his abl'st fI'nds,
ob,fwiso he "may be moi only deprived oimuny yaua-
ho suggestions but is in danger Of offending valuable
men. who may complain OF mol being consulted by the
Gayernmcnt and Oheretor) not in It's confdrnce."-
Wonder whose vanity has been weunded3 Has Mr..
pix sirhied any bedy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-17
STRUCTURES Of ahe Urcthra.

1NllIS disease is common aud often alarming a
i tndemand the first aud chief notice Of an exper,eus
ced Phi, sican.
There Is part Of the Irera which may nal be mar
fomed by sriclu,e The first symptoms If which
patient afflicted viii tins disease inos frequently com
plans nre an Inability 10 retain his lung
al obscure unrasness about The seat and all
IN the stream Of urine which. instead Of being fall AMI
equal, smaller han usra and is irked, spiral scat
tered. The first symptom Just noticed mpels the pa
iieni 10 rlse twice IN the night To void his urne
and he also gcpenlly finds ni greater rte is
saty Ills complete expulsion than he hrs been in lIs
habit o eAerlng, in tonstque of ie rtsslace mada
10 the reb pssssar ui the water by The srclure Noe
lnrnal emissions are a common symptom of this com
plant, and soenrs there Is disc1s frpin
the Unhra. which is adherng the botlom u lls
receiving vessels. When The disease is Of a very ags
grasned nature, The Urine will alien become q'l.is
white, and be mixed with matter or blo,d there will bs
great difficulty and pain IN yoIdng the urine. and 'kes
wise much genrrs debility
The immediate cause Of structure is slow in0annna
ton In the part affected which occasions hicenhg If
the rana aud deposition Of adhesive mattel afpand that
til ckening So as to produce dimnu,iun " the diameter
o the canal and that whatever gives Use to cunsdera
bic irritation IN the Urehra, may prove cause VI sre
lure there. Hence the disease very frequently Elowa
Gonnrlma; or IL may he induced by drinking riding
had and by direct injury Of the part. When pa
en aborng under 0norrhtea is inprudenl as In in
dulge in hard riding and Zee drinking. he exposes hn-
sell 10 The must powerful causes OF the present ads
and such as rarely al TO produce il in worst rns
When patient Is able Ia procure the assisiancB VI a.
able medical practluner, he should Immediately sva, Il
himself 1t, aud implicitly adhere 10 The inr as.ip.s
gwen; but, nn'appliy. lgnorance aud pateulSoa
50 much more comm'n than their oprsses; and il 10
ndispaabe tact hat vast number Of persons afiie.
with The present con Tianl find difficult mai
tam j, di 'ous and Efficient All; and who
ny ami e pecun'ary means attain it only aGsr Lag
aud pai"inl search
DIR. HARTLEY Is no, unlasily rel. hraed k th. ~.
naval and n os the Ursihfa. numbpr &c
years exclusive practice in this parcuar branch u( iia
profession, fully warnn,s is ssssrnn that he vail u4s-
deridke the wrs' and unst proaced cases. and effect
perfect References CIV ga il required.
90 Office d uf bet,w the Fnnity- Church. A..
Tendance all b'nrs durhs. the day and evening.
RehmoaJ, Dice. ~ tsH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-17
TEllhEEANrE NOTICE.

There IN he a Tenmranee Meeting at Amherst c.
llo On The filth Sabbath in this month The meellng
will be addressed ly lie Rev. DR.. 5. b. Il &c. Mr q.
{. NordsWorh. Mr Henry l.. naeirs Jr. aud hope 10
have MAJ. JAMES Garland aud others who nrp neHd, u
lie cause, both sp,sk,is and hearers The Indies are
particularly n,iird III attend Is they the innoceut
sufferers OF ltltnItrance.
H. l.. BROWN, Presi.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-17

& a ARPER'S BIBLE. Nos. 10 and %
4 Il The REGENTS Daughter.
Marie, OF The fngIiive,
Tieemane.
Marston OF Memoirs Of a Statesman, part 3,
The NowIans.
The Magic Goblet
The Story Of Feather,
Ilorensia,
The Nun. or Life in Convent,
The Maid Of Honour
Rattle for " lie
Woman of the Nineteenth Century.
Thitwall's History Of Greece parl 7,
Letters IN NIesmcrsm,
Mount 81 rel. parl
Saiia. or the Magic Of Count Cagliasiro, &c. sc
Received and FIR by PAYNE & GREGORY.
March 7 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-17

e We regict Tor lis sake. that the story Of Mr.,
roh refusing to receive the sagabund Empire Cns,
oi New York, cs a Ciah. turns out To be untrue The
Infamous President OF the Club (lsaah Ryuders) for
mai'y cohradics it, and declares that they called upon
The President in body, and were cordially received by
hm, marching into The reception room ,h music play
ing and banners flying
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-17

w. Inc bill providing for the completion of the
- 'peahe and Ohio Canal To Cumberland, has pass
" branches of the Maryland Legislature, by a
'y ''one vote in each. IL is cIogged with hume
restrictions; but the Alexandria Gazette thinks thar
" VIII nevertheless be available.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-17

%, Among the nomiralioas Of Mr. Tyler rot acted
upon by the senate. that Of the Pres'cI's rath,r
VIM. II. Polk, as Minister to Naples II is said the
President has not yet Withdrawn any of the pending
nominations al his prederessor because he wishes The
Senala to confirm his brother before he dues ST. The
hint, said. has been given the Senate bit as yer
the members have been loo dull 10 iakc it,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-17
CSC and 700 AIRES,

and one otlieT Tfacl cunlaInD1 between SO and TOO
az ssfs, both Incls being situated in the county Of
as very valuable.
Immediately after the sale Of the Lands. and on the
same day. the subscribers will SELL the late residence
OF The said Archibald b Duke deceased. the Household
aud Kitchen Furniture in saG trust deed also described
consisting OF Beds, Piano, Bureaus, &c.. &c.
The sale Of the Furniture will be for cashAs 10 the
and the deed authorizes sale also for cash. II any
change is made as to the terms, the same Will be made
known on The day uI sale
The title To the above property is believed to be good,
except IS to the dover OF Mrs Duke hut acting trus
lees we shall convey such title only is vescdin
by said deed. j. WILLS. I r,.,ao.
{. T. Wills,
Feb y r&lMh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-17
Valuable E.and and other proper.
~ FOX. sale.

hsIRSCAN1 to the rruvisio Of a Deed Of Trust
Il executed to the subscribers, by Archibald b. Duke.
IN his lie time, belung date the 10Th day December
Iei2, and duly recorded in the Clerks Office of the
County Conr U anphell, the subscribers will the
9Th day Of March, 1915 if far, If not The next far
day, Sundays excepted sell by way OF public auction.
tn The highest bidder. the premises the Lands in sad
Deed Of trust described, copsisurg Of pnc Tract con-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-17

SHELTON +. lEAkE, the Democratic candidate
for Congress Bedford District will address the pen-
pie al Bedford. Al the ill1Ning places aud times At
Davis store, Saturday beiare March Cour iibtrIy.
leofl day, Shady Grise, Tuesday after Psatcwn. on
"Wednesday; the Mradlus nn THURSDAY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-17

w james a. Seldom, Esq. has been Nominated, in
"'e nchmnnd city Congressional District, by the lao
'e' eohvenon as the opponent of Mr. Bolts Sal
-'' aud | cur de Lon-,he scymear and the battle
axe!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-17

e5- Mr.. Buchanan has resigned his seat in The t. S
senate preparatory to entering upon his duties as Sece>
iary Of State.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-17
BOIJ.LES &. .fCHEE,


| "A kf INV receiving their Spring supply of OR o
N tERfES Which is large aud WI, assorted, CON
prlslhG nearly eseis afice usually kept in their hue
which they eltt al very low prices fo cash. OF IN ex
change of ronnlfy RI dnce They mest respectfully
solicit call ifom heir old friends a. WILL as the puh,
generally The following comprise pari Of their Stock
900 bags RIO. lRguNta. Anensum and lava Coffee
IS bids. \. Orleans. = Rec, 81. Cfulx and Cuoa
clarified Sugars
10 boxes l.naf Spraf
. barrels crushed Sugar
20 haNes and oadlies Tea, part very superior
5,OOO lbs, Coltop Yarns. Itakstlle, Richmond and
lyncfhurg factories
20 bales Damesnrs, 3 4, rs. 4 1 md ! vide
Is bales eoion oanahurgs. Richmond ard Matches
ter factories
80 kegs Nails asserted sizes
300 his hes tafaccas udlgu
500 lbs Madden
500 sacks Salt, well filed
5000 lbs. SHE Leather, good aud damaged
900 lbs. Sine Thread
200 lbs Casi see
300 his Shear sleel
| IA tons Bllslered Steel
Goo lbs Rod INN. IA, IS, l2. 5.sand 5 4 inch
800 lbs Hoop lrnn
900 his Russia Shrat Ton
,OOOlhs American Shrei Iron
5n0 lbs Wire assorled SIZES
81 boxes I'm Plate. 3\
= do do do 3NXX
90 boNes Roofing Tin, large size
" pgs iilaek lin
10 tons country lsnr Iron
90 barrels runners Oh
2 erces l.ampod
2S hhds and barrels Molasscs
80 duz Palm i.nI IlatS
10000 hs. Bacon. pltt family cured
3 do Horse Buckets
Il doz painted Pals
80 kegs Gun Powder
20 kegs Bhstng Powder
800 lbs. green I, pperNs
GO realms Wrapping Paper
GO barrels Flmr
a. boxes 'fallaW Candles
10 do Sperm do
10 hexes NJ Soap
l50 bushels Irish Potatoes
1000 lbs Castings, assorted
& barrels CIDER Nlneaar
So boxes Window GLASS. SIX 10 and l0Nl2
500 busl,el. eood seed Oats
COCO lntd Riveis, Nos s, 10, 10, II and l6
20 Grind Stones
ALSO, Calico, Bfd Ticking. Nahkeen, Bleachcd
ID nestle Arrun Checks. Linen plain aud taillcd
Plaid Domestic, Pepper, Aspce Alum, Ginger. Sal
cralus Chocolate. Nutmegs. Mustard, Shoes, Btooms
Woodcn Measures. Stone Ware, Tubs. " tIunp Pa
per- Slt'rs. Ttsce Chains, White Lead, Putty, Can,
die Wick. Cotton Taine. Bed Cords. Plough Lines
Shaving Soap. Tar Cans, Rice. Lamp black. Starch
Tar Plaster, Corn and Corn Meal. Sapelre seal,
Beams and Weights, Cotton and SILK llandkerchcls
Buttons, Cotton and Wool Cards. Shot, Ground Pen
per, Sc. ", Sc,
90 We will pay The highest market price r Ia,
con, Lard, Feathers. Tow and Flax Linen. Wool
Bees Wax, Butter, Sc BONLEs s AGREE.
March Il T.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-17
Commission Eisi.infss.

commission business.
HNiI5 subscriber lakes His method of announcing 10
his friends and acqGainlanees, that he is again IN
I.ynchhnre of The rntp fdoing general
COMMISSION BUSINESS.
Thankful In the lHyours conferred on him during the
number Of years he eugaard in The business he now
suclls return OF The patronage 81 his friends aud the
nuhilc generally.
He has made suitable arrangements for the Storage Of
pruduc" committed to his care, and promises
lenlon 10 the interest Of his patrons His Office is at
present al the store Of Mr.. John I1alIins.
SAMUEL NOWLIN
Feb ,sif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-17
Var. Peter sEcEAenna:

Wr. Peter NCEApNNa:
" OF will lake npiice, that Wednesday tn, 10Th
a Of April nexi between The hours ol len n'elock A.
NJ. and SIX o'clock 7, NJ. nj the tavern nf James Hob
son. in the Guy nj " nsnpion, lbs of Col shall pro
coed to Jake he Deposition If john C. R,pers Il, I've
read as evidence, III MY suit at law INV depending and
undetermined IN lhe Circuit superior Of law and
chancery FIR the toeU Of Iynchhnrp. wherein am
plaintiff and Yen defendant II from any cause the
deposition sha mol 10 be taken thai day shall prn-
cecd, the day. between the same hours To lake
the same. Yours. &c.
RODERiCK McDERMOTT
March II u1w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-17

o. JOSEPH k. IRVING, Esq, will address the
Peafe Of BedIud at the court house the 4th Monday
Of March (courI day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-17

%, EA-Prcsiden Lamar. Of Texas, reached Rich
mond IN Wednesday last, lrom Washington, bouu
sanihwarJy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-17

~ Mr. Calhoun, Ex Secretary Of State, arrived in
,.ys,,,,a IN "Wednesday last, On his return tocxc-
a,.haa from Rome by the Consul To whose elevation
ho contributed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-17

Something "Erfra." The locofoco General Com
mice Of the cry Of New York. passed r solu, II
a few days 90. aud ordered it to be- transmit
nd 10 the President, expressing Their mature aud de
liteaie opniou that tie pnmpl rsmoval OF {. Z Van
Ness and The appointment OF Eliah f. Purdy 10 The of
flee of Collector Of The Prt. would be in the highest de-
gree acceptable to the Dem &c attic party"
Alta recent meeting Of the L5cos If Culpcper cnun-
w. Va. after alored culoay upon (Exra) William
Smlth the ''said WIN Smilh" Is uarnly rprnmmerd,
ed tn James X Polk, "aS competent h ILL and deser.
wing a: his hands, some alPinuih. ool lucrative ana
honorabe.'
Nhoutx2 The Iabor'r is surely worthy Of his lur,l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-17
Trustees Sale Of Valuable 1.and,
near lynchblUrw.


lUHsEAN'r 10 Tie prpssins Of Deed n.>rmw,
eSssled &, NJ ty The late Car. A. H. Duke. fpf
lh,' PURPOSE therein sTsfirh, dsird the 0h day m
Jan,ary. 1870 ,rd ds ffetitded The Clerks Oairs
tho .nnnly eDurt ii CatupthH. sha NJ nday ,Ihe
2i,h day II Narr nest, ceed 10 sell ass,ipa. tho
TRACT OF LAND,
eonveyed hy sad iced thereof ~ III lie SUI
heieut 10 pay The b,Iancs dbe-- shout S2CfO
This Tract. estimal Ia rnnain about 6SG scfes .
shirt distance below Lynclhhfg. and b,wa'Iel an
side uy James River, comprises The "nsrow k,w
grounds" mostly Of prime gnalny. and pn,Da of r1
land sad he fine Tobacco land.
The Deed auih,uises The slle In he made f., rash; II
any chanee ia made the terms will he made krokn m
thu Gale. which viii take place the premises.
II from bad weather any nther cause. ga II should
mol he mnde the day appointed. &c Will b ad,nfntd
until The next day. such time may lh,a be dsencd
beat.
With The exception Of Mrs Dukes right ofdowsr.
the title IL believed 10 he good; hni selling IA fsteess
we shall only convey the lille vested in tbs such.
GEO. ID DAVIS. -,
chs EDN'D DAVIS. ''''"ts9
Feb. % NtodNh II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-17

D. The Wlsam; oA Gro-. Alter deniuncinr Gen
"docrne is. that rotation liz is moi only pruc L.
"oi justice il regards The people hut Of self rrescrva.
"iun ii ..eards tht gu,,r.lneLto We hope the 10
will recollsct lhs hen they cedsp sed Ia collaif
If the reuva Of Cul Ruhrfto4 rl from the li % nl
Councillor a-i winicr, which ,.ire he had held tiae
gears, and particularly as ar held anaiher the same
une, tfilm9 HIN SHne b3uJl0 per annum! And We
think hf Gt'he ought mol I" complain II the Repuhli-
can deia'e' he Art lad 10 its,lf. has been publ
printer for the last fifteen years during which period ils
receipt, CHE Aadisnan say>) have avrraa,d one hun
d"d h,nsaed dollars per anuuml Certanly has been
petty well gor5ed with the spails
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-17

AR. MIS1Aff> BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
~ This Is chemical from " lid Cherry nd Tar
Every body iuo"e I'M Wild Cherry possesscs pb1nni
dcna propcrtrs-nnd Tar Wnic has always been ndm,ns
tered in tnnsnnnen. and Lug affections generally p orr
old st m satrs Phss oiOns This prcrn, nton emodes p
the virtues Of Tn and Wild Chcn, in much snnller com
pass nn other produced. Tie nnhner Of rfcpn
Ing IT, aud its in all Pulmonary and Liver ions
ConCu-telV ptefe Iii, Wcsuv confidently mrdicne
effected such wonderful cures 10 one rive mn m
Consunl tons aal rfa-p i,ltout .ug this n ol BEING
formed from 'csetale snsanccs roneena nj
soil mud eur sYstcm III spc simple and crn treniisc
relating 40 til snject he lad without eharec, Dr.
Lvmuu, who is also far the Bnl.am. Ca and il
BE aud DR. Nistars al-nm Of lid Cherry there
mitniiups abroad
The above valuable Medicine is for snle hy
d. r. LYMAN, Druggist, iyaehbnpc. Ia.
March II It
The New York herald., 1845-01-13

CIRCUs.-The treasurer Of this establishment, Mr..
Amos r. Stellsnwerf, is to take benefit this even
ing Amos is the most prompt and geptemany treasurer
that kept box book We sincerely hope that only
half Of his friends will call upon him this evening"
for the house cannot contain all Of them.
Music AN opportunity 10 hear the Orphean Fa-
mily will be afforded our uptown friends on Tues
day evening when they to sing at Rutgers Institute
Their fame has been rapidly spreading in this voinity
and they stand among most popular vocalits.
The New York herald., 1845-01-13
Personal Movemenes.

The Rev Henry Giles hes been successful In Pro
vidence witn bis lectures Religious Tolsraon So
much 30 that call made upon him for their reps ion
Edward L. Trenholm has been recognised by he Pre-
sden as VICE Ccns OF Sardinia for the State Of South
Carolina, TO reside at Charleston.
Arout 500 German emigrants arrived at st. Louis IN
the steamer Missouri on the I'd inst
Mr. Crotchstt has proposed the people Of st. Louis
and without the establishment Of sny public works.
The New York herald., 1845-01-13
Theatricals.

Mr.. Anderson makes his appearance at the National
Theatre, Washington, this evening"
Miss Clarendon had complimentary benefit given to
her on Saturday evening, at the Baltimore Museum.
Mrs @. Barrett, 4. 8. Connor, w. Chapman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Burke, and Miss Kirby, among long list Of the
arica talent engaged the National Theatre Washing
ton which opens this evening under the management OF
Mr.. w. Burton.
Mr. Hy. Phillips gave grand concert in Savannah on
the sh inst which was we'll stenled and he was most
enthusiastically received.
Herr Cline engaged for short period at the Charles
ton Theatre. ~
Mr. James George Barnett, composer and teacher has
arrived IN Boston, with the intention of makng it his
!, brot ler Of the Eogsh composer whose works are
well known in this country.
The New York herald., 1845-01-13

APPOINTMENTS BY THE GovERNoR-Januarv TO-
-IoMrKIss-Arthur l.; johnson, Judge, vice Hen
rvs wsldridse term expired William X Fitch, Judge,
John ssyler, term expires sh May next. John o. Hen
Ming notary vice VIM. H. Hail. term expires Oath March
DcrcHE@ Fred. W. Barnard, examiner, vice Gilbert
Dean resigned.
C.rr.sAu6us Rensselaer, Lamb, Judge, vice Fred. l..
Martin term expires l4th instant.
FULTON -Marceilus Weston. first Judge. vice Donald
Mcintyre, term expires 18th instant
The New York herald., 1845-01-13

this morning. at the Office Ann sreet. The most remarks
de o. the age has very severe uoon
Price six cents Office "a Ann street.
The New York herald., 1845-01-13

The Doctrine OF Purgatory and Praying for
the Dead Vindicated-The Testimony OF
the early Fathers, and the Practice OF the
Wis OF Modern Reformers Answered.
The New York herald., 1845-01-13

HbULrTIUNIsM -Dr Hudson, The abolition lee
iurer, was recently so grossly personal at vii
mington, Delaware, that the audience were with diHcu
~ restrained from violence upon him Why will the
public endure these itinerant zealots7 ~ w. Wv