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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-02
CHRLSTIES
GALVANIIIDC RINGS
MAGNETIC FLUID.

vHIS remarkable discovery comprises entirely safe and
novel application q the mysterious power Of Gavanism
cess all case. Of MATisM acute or chronic apply
ing to the head 1sce or limbs; Gou,, Tic Dooreur Tooth
ton Parays Palsy, Epilepsy; Fits, Cramp papta!on Of
The Heart ApopleIy stiffness. Of Joint.. Spinal complaints,
pain. the Chest and side general Debility Ssseiency
nervous and physical energy and all dsorde In
ca.es Of Dyspepsia. which simply nervous
a The Rings are Of different prices being made 81 ali sss:
and Of various ornamental paerus be worn By the
BE SAs sHI
Are notifications Of the invention and in
more chrome cases Of disease where the Rings do
waist wrists ancles chest any part body with
perfect ease Any Galvanc that is required thu.
and no complaint which the agent Of
iRfs MAS n pis% FIGb
used in connection with the Rings apd their
mss Be one Of the most valuable discoveries modern
science IL believed to he remarkable Of
means Causing concenation Of the influence tn. seat Of
''si iE'S
Rings acting the principle, but having the advan
the system when debtated by disease other
causes a. certain ad IN constutioua weakness pre-
yentye for colds and in all affections Of the chest generally
great and pei manent ADVANTAGE.
we refer ~ .faassi e hs
Published BY ne Doctor IN the SUM- Times Mirror Tribune
These tsstponas a. Of which are from the mos, respect
similar character which have been procured during short
time the discovery has been before hs A%sf,H psSe
General Agent for the United States and only Agent for the
p.,c.--........ lA Fulton street, SIM B eildina..
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LYScHBURe, (Va.) Feb 20, 1886
The Progress Of Lynchburg- Churchss-lmprors-
S1eufs 6.c &.r

AHe fFOBTsW " LyHc"OtHg- CHWGss-f"Poee-
nents, &C., &c.
Lynchburg is hourishing town, situated on the
south side Of James River, one hundred and fifty
miles east Of Richmond, and at the head Of canal
navigation. 1t ooutains population Of upwards Of six
thousand and the second tobacco arket in Virginia
in quantity Inspected and fist in point Of quality and
quantity manufactured; and whether you are chewsr
Of the weed not If you could get taste Of some Of
our avorite brands SAY the Four Aces"" Harry Of
the Wet" or :. Chapman's Cock II would make your
mouth water for more.
We have here regular houses Of worship. 30 you
see we do not lack for the cxpoundng Of the Scriptures
Our Legislature has, this winter, chartered Mac
adamised road from this place to the Tennessee line,
from whence the Tennessee Legislature have granted
charter to continue through their State From this
expect an enhancemest in trade. Our state has
been sgated for several years. for call Of convention
by the peoples but ~ the western part Of the State
only upon the white bass-the East having majority
in the LesisIa'urs, refuse call for this only
We 60 here for the whole Of Oregon-54 40 /; but
would take low down 49, rather than to thought
too particular with our friends and relations.
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On Thursday last, number OF boys were playing
around the passenger house. at the time the cars came in
and ons Of them attempted to across the track just
a. the engine backing down into the yard he spped
and fell directly the rail- The spectators turned
with horror from the scene, not desiring to him
crushed but one him caught him up just a. the
wheel OF the tender within loot Of his head, and
ihua savee his life. On the next day another boy,
wnle playing abeut the yard hsd an equally narrow
escape.-N Northampton 0ssstte
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FOUNTAIN HOTEL,
TGHT STR EFT BALTIMORE.

THE PROPRiETORS Of this Establishment, long known
a. bELTZhQOVER'S, return their gfateful thanks 10
the public for the liberal bestowed the house
since has been under their and beg leave to say that
determined possible, fuure succes-hey have
Just added 10 their former spacious building beautiful
and airy three story wing containing about thirty lodging
more eoTpodeu, and gives the Home one huadIed and fifty
sion 10 painting papering. fuishng The BATHlrc De-
rARrMENr ample both for Ladies and Gentlemen aud will
Be conducted on the European PLAN the for
fort and dssp.seh The eIsen.ive thus made
onage Of the public establishment replee with every thing
calculated to render attractive and comfortable Including
part Of all connected with It,
Terms-0eutemens Ordinary 81 Is per day. Ladder Ord
nary 81 80 per day. DIX & FOOG,
f1 2iw 4w Propri. tors.
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COAPS ESSENCES AND PERTUMERY of iii kinda
y epH, No Coanandt street The Subscribsr Original
aud manufacturers OF the genuine Walnut Oil Mill
tary Shaving Soap which suTpsss ali other pre-
parstons having greatly enlarged iscss prepared
hand Ii, bly, scented Almond, Ross. Musk Windsor fslm
Croton osting Soap, and spsndid arcle wen suited
for Baths and family wsrantsd not 70 sink and
general Of Psdemery Essences Ae both Foreign
our celebrated Crystalns Candles for the Wsst India and
South Amer can marks warranted 70 stand any clmas
4. 1. tns T'"''' for isSlNS5N vaooM FOWLER
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WILMINGTON, Del, Feb. 22, 1876.
The City of JVimingtcn-Hs Population and IN
creaae-E nshion and d1l,lsemenk-EoreiRn NeN.

The City of JVlmingtcn-Ns Population and IN
crease-Fashion and Amusement-F Foreign MUs
have often wondered, after reading your commu-
ncations from other cities, why our little, but enter
prising place seldom heard Of In no place OF Its size
is your paper more sought after, and no place, that
am aware Of, would sford greater variety of news
amuse interest and instruct the Thousands Of persons
who daily read its columns In fact we have grown SO
selves sighted il net frequently mentioned in the few
journals which notice other places than those in which
You must know that Wilmington now numbers about
twelve thousand souls and will during the pre-
s 10 sn b
coming acquainted with the many advantages Of the
place. and Bandywine bids fair to become ~ great ma
nufacturing district for the manufacture Of cotton and
woolen goods in former days was distinguished for
It's -four and meal II any Of your enteprisng CT
liz ,ns, who have "fsw thousands" in hand wisR to
speculate, send them Building lots may yet be had
"A most parts Of the city 81 reasonable son price Notws
he had IN beautiful and healthy positions.
In amusements Wilmington 10 distressingly dull
have been residing here about six months and with the
exception Of the Virginia Minsres, Congo Melodists,
Swiss Bell Ringers, Harmonsons &C., have seen very
little fun Nothing takes better with good peo
Baer the Buckeye Blscksmith who has been "dsugusr
rcotypng the people Of late, has now taking to ecur
Ing the abuse Of Intoxicating drinks and last nght
abused the pop, spruce beer and mineral water drink
ers, as much as the dealers in "the ardent
In fashionable circles but little has transpred Of
late Since "the Barney affair."" every thing has been
very quiet few parties; very select companies and
several terrapn suppes on more extensive scale have
constituted the and substance OF the winters gsiey
and disspaon The emit thaw completely inundated
us with the she'll fish tribe. Terrapins at - DOZEN
and the best Of oysters to be had In abundance
should not be surprised this would lead TO something
extraysgant next week In fact learn that besides the
public balls on the evening of the 22d several large
ties are the taps, and will take place soon. II 80,
you shall hear from me again.
The news by the Cambria, of course, created some
sensation among our speculstors Some think wheat
and corn must 70 up-oihsn don't know how to sct
All appear afraid that the administration will barter
away tariff for Oregon. Foolish thought! Oregon
10 already ours, and Great Britain knows H. II the
duction Of tho duties goods imported by Great
Britain leads TO any thing, will be treaty
which, every sensible must admit, would be great
blessing 10 our country. We would then know what
We could depend upon, and not be subjected to the
vsccistng policy Of politicians in Congress, who viii
interest The the whole subject 10 disposed Of
by Congress, the better.
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The creditors OF James II. Read, OF b oston, have
presented him with service Of plate In testimony OF his
honorable conduct in discharging the balance of his
debts amounting 70 $50 900, ssr he he'd received dis
charge in bankruptcy
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eware OF Counterfets. ja3l MW&sat lm-r
CIV IN u IS71D I'D T7z77ST--

STONE FOR DRY DOCK.
NAVY AGENTS OFFICE NEW Yoak,l
18th January, 1886
CEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals for Stone
for Dry Dock will be received at this Office until Mon
day. the 10th day Of March for furnishing aud delivering
the Navy Yard NV York. Granite sisnite Of the io
lowing dimensions and quantities nearly:-
Rough Stone. Mifre Stills. Rough Ham ed
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AT the last session OF the Legislature OF lad, law
passed forming company for the continuation OIL VIC
Madison and Indianapolis Rarosd, from the ls''er rse
10 Lafayette, on the Wabash and Indiana Canal
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Varieties.


The workmen engaged in tearing down the old
house at the corner Of Bulnnch street and Bowdoin
square, Boston, have discovered complete full sized
Of the in the upper story This il the second In
stance 10 which skeleton has been found concealed in
old buildings in this city during short time.
The late storm on Cape Cod was very severe
The snow fell in immense quantities, and blocked the
roads in every direction.
Gerrt Smith, the abolitonist, advertises for sale
something like three fourhs Of million of OF land,
all lying in New York State good portion Of it Is to
BIO sold at auction.
In Hartford. Conn, on the morning OF the 9th
inst the at II O'Clock stood at 80 below
zero On the goth instant, at the hour, 90
above. and il at the same point at O'Clock in the
afternoon.
The duties received at the sustom house, Boston,
on the cargo Of the Cambria amounts TO. $l46,0oo
On the cargo Of the Hibernia. ......... 10000
Total .sa7s, 900
OF this sum Harndsn Co.. paid by the Cambria $50
BY the Hibernia. Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
Total ........... .........."". $9s,ooo
The thermometer at four o'clock, on the morning
Of the 9th instant In Albany stood at six degrees be-
The steamer Little Dove and Odd Fellows came in
contact PEORIA Illinois, the Illinois river. The
former with valuable cargo came near being swamp.
The steamer Blow, from St. Louis for N Orleans,
was sunk at Back Bone, in ten feet water
Two hundred and sixty German emgrants have
reached st. Louis from New Orleans per Highlander and
Hannibal.
There are said to be 10000 bushels of wheat in store
between Peru and the mouth of the Illinois river, ready
to be forwarded.
The steamboat Cumberland, on her passage to N.
Orleans struck snag and sunk on the 10th inst.
Benz. Jones, of Lyndeborough on Friday night last
last had been to this place with load of wood and arr
we'd within few rods Of his house. when his team got in
to drift, from which they could not be extrcated
Mr. Jones found frozen to death.-NashuS Gazette
Onthe 9th inst, general convention will be held
in Rochester of those in favor Of the proposed railroad
from Rochester to Lockport.
Three more bodies have been recovered from the
Carbonate mines. Six yet remain to be found.
They propose establishing factories in Tuskaloo-
(As Stock to the amount of $40 Don has been SUBJ
scribed by citizens and the company will soon organ
ize under the charter and order machinery from the
NorhU Two gentlemen have agreed erect all the
cessary buildings, and take their pay in S20
000 which, added to the other subscription will make it
500 900 for beginning From the spirit which seems to
prevail in favor Of manufacturing there doubt that
capital Of 100000 necessary, will be invested in
cotton MILL and that so soon as the necessary mechan
cal labor be completed fine establishment will be
in operation in the vicinity.
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FREIGHT FOR PENSACOLA.

FREIGHT FOR PENSACOLA.
Navy AaErrs OrrIcE, !
NEW YoRK, February 5. 1886
- Thusday, the 3h Of March next at O'Clock, NJ, for
the Of about 1900 Barrels bulk 6pm the
Navy Yard at Brooklyn the Navy Yard at Pensacola Fla
thirty gallons the gusge Of all casks usually called bar
win be allowed Bidders will please their price
fsi.wlwr PROSPER NJ. wETMoRE, Ns.yAsent.
NORPORATION NOTICE ofssle Of property for unpaid
~ AssesmentsPubc notice hereby gwen that sale Of
property for unpaid will take place public
second day March next twelve O'clock At noon and Be
continued rom day day until the whole property shall
be .od and that the detailed Of the property be
uswspsper printed and pablihed IN the city Of New York
Street Commissioners Ofies,l
November 18th, 10i5. s.
mig 1awlNm Street Commissioner.
CUSTOM HOUSE, NEW YORK,
CotLKcToR's OyFIce. February 10, .84s. )
NOTCEIProposals will be received at this Office until
~ u oei0sl on TGs:dsy lo9 March next. for ius r.
the Light HOUSES Bescons and Light Bos this district
under ,ee Of the nnas.sasS viz :
oil TO Be OF the very best qusityto be susged BY
Uaed States at the time Of TO be de-
ivered required iron-bound cas- mot exceeding gal
ter and by burning before ment made therefor
Bids from not engaged IN the business 10 which this
advertisement refers will not be entertained;
inc 0u'''os' f'op''''' ~ w. c. w. LAWRENCE,
fo lawn .ndThtIer Susdl q Mghts 4e:
N Office Is HEREBY GIVEN, that an application will
~ be made 10 the Legislature OF TIN Sate ~ this session.
ren.n
New York. January 10. ls4s jal3 7awsw re
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The above stones from A inclusive and also those
ara * MTr all e a5oSs IS, fubS yards
vs amounting about 27 cubic yards be delivered
rough hammered on all sides Those marked from in
cred hammered on all Sides Of which will be fine faced
Tor the above stones end they be quared such
ner a. TO admit Of beng worked full the patterns This
ons must De o, the pest quality q granite or sne free
feet long. to average Eve feet
All pattern dimension will be received they will
any excess Of The be delivered the order
directed by the engineer Of the dock.
Stone The Pdes cubic fcr the Pattern
and price foot for the Rough Hsmsripg
soss u e q Ss o% 20 ds
go pounds 600 1850 cubic block. Of from
co. e Pcund, g average 1000 pounds 500 cnSe yard.
This stone Be Of the beat quality 81 Granite
roPose for the Bubble Stone will price per cuDc
NJ. T.; s9S ::
Of the the Of the vessels assisting in
the operation The delivery Of the be
lst7:
on the part Of Congress make appropriations fer this work
G At the option Of hs Nay and i i TO g d.
increased diminished the shall remain frat
Iacted for And It is fhe be understood that the expen
sum hundred thousand dollars Persons Offering pro
posas send samples Of their the Navy
and security viii Be required and to secure the faith
full Of the contract 10 cent Of the amount deli
will ay ssnp. Ss and paid until the e0n
farther FRo s 4 sl.'% " fsss.'' the
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PURSUANCE Of order Of the Surrogate OF the Conn.
ty Of New York-Notice il hereby given all persons
having claims against John Conway late Of the City Of New
thereof the Subscribers the residence I. Richard Con-
No Sc Pitt the City Of New York, before
the fifteenth day Of August next.
OWEN McCABE, }r.
RICH ARD CONWAY, AAecu'os
Dated New York, the 10th day Of February 1896.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
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paxeh
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-14
GENERAL COURT.

The following cases were disposed OF a, the
term Of the Court recently held in this city:
The petition Of William McWhir, tor writ
Of error to a judgment n the Superior Court Of
spolsyvania county, rendered against said petit
toner on the 25,h Of May last, upon e joint in.
diclment with Franklin Powell and William H
Ferguson, convicted Of Inc murder OF William
Marin, and sentenced TO the Penitentary for Of.
Teen years. The Court after hearing the argu,
ment OF Counsel, we're Of opinion that there was
no error of judgment and the prayer of,he peti
toner was rejected
The petition OF William Il. Ferguson, for :
writ Of error to judgment rendered in the sam.
Court on the 25th Of May last, upon a joint in
dic.ner, with William McWht and Franklin
Powell Tor the murder Ct William Marin, an
who was sentenced 10 twelve years imrrison
mcnl in The PcnilenliaFy, was brought before hi
Court. The Cour decided that there was no er
ror in The judgment, and The application Of tn,
petitioner was rejected.
The application of T. B. Warder, setting forti
lha, he wa, examined before the County Cour
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-07-14

THE FLYING ARTILLERY.-The Green
vile Mounaineer states that it is to the Mill
tary forecast Of MIR. Poinset the country is in
debled for the corps Of Flying Artillery which did
such essential service in The battles OF Pao Alto
and Resaca de la Palma.
"When he was Secretaryoi War, MIR. Ponselt
earnestly recommended and succeeded in procur-
ing the establishment BY Congress Of this arm Of
defence; and if we mistake not, was the means Of
instiluting a, the West Point Academy system
Of lhouroush instruction in every thing connected
with il. And that nothing might be wanting TO
make the Flying Artillery perlcc, in its oTganiza-
ton and equipment, Mr.. Poinsett sent skiul eli.
GERS 10 Europe. who returned with models Of The
best guns and plans Tor such corps"
The Mcuntaineer also observes hat
"Mr Puinset,, while Secretary Of War, urged
upon Congress to establish CORPS nf Pontoneers;
and if he had succeeded as he did in his recon
mendations of the FLYING Artillery Gen. Taylor
would have been placed in possession OF the very
means he desired 10 enable him to operate with
complete success against the enemy. Gen. Tay.
lor states in one OF his dispatches, after the two
battles, that Pontoneer train would have ena.
bled him 10 capture the Mexican army after the
battle of the 9Th Of May"
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RfcantorootD as1ratttrer-

OF Fauouier. ON the I'D June last, upon charge
Of murder; that The said Examining Court ie'
mardyd him 10 jail for trial before the superior
Court OF Fauquier county, oTcr!aled MS aP
plica,ion for bail, and committed him 10 ia"
that being subsequently brought before the 'uase
of the Superior Cont OF Fauquier county, 70"
the 9th OF June !asl) upon writ oil habeas COZ
ms. the said Judge also refused his application
for bail. and ordered him to be renamed 10 1a"'
where he is now confined. The petitioner con'
ceyes himself entitled TO bail, and asked Tue
Cour, to make an order admitting him 10 ball.
The Court refused 10 comply with The request
OF The applicant
wrir Of error was awarded TO John Perry oil
Fnuquier, 10 judgment rendered against MN On
The 10Th Of May last, in the Superior CouiI u
rauou;er county, upon an ndc!mcn, against HIM
for The murder Of Thomas Keen.
The application of Allen J. Hail. ior a VIII q
error TO a judgment Of the Circuit superior
Court OF Law and Chancery Tor Carroll county,
rendered against the petitioner on the 2o'h Of
March last, for fcloniously breaking open and
entering The dwelling and slore-house Of John
Baskerville and who was sentenced 10 three years
Imprisonment in The Peneniiary, was heard and
rejected
Tie Court then adjourned until lie first Mon
day in December next.
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lsy. the hin o,,b. - IL 49,, -,
specia order he ~ ge a;u IsJ' aa ia, IL
IN win. '''''-'''' ''''' s''u'' Y rc
After further discussion tho r,;....
bin was laid aside ana 49,. ~. asrg
warehouse bill resumed '''''1''''0'. = -
Mr.. Simrons addrssscd 10 S..
ton 10 the bill. - ''e''''e y oiPs.
Mr. Davis followed IN ,bs ,
After some remark, tram M g,ne sue
Huntington. '''N''''' DaSoy a.:
! Mr. n;y moved ~ IN ,ha,,,
;nser,;oc ~ rea,srss ,ha "'a.A " ne h /,
This was re;ecled s''0" ~ "aishousi.s.
Mr.. Dix tben moycl H. i,.et, a,
Mr. calhonn "s;i ,he d. d.. ears
men, woud frc;,s ia 'e''. -, :" tn's aineG.
considered - ye,y ;,n,'... w. IVY, Waef =
Mr. Nr;s,er sn,.o - 60 81, -. .'ofe
moved = r. so,n,o; mon, ' ~ y .@s pay u
ing sevarol ~ rba ;mn,',",,;.' X ''e- I.
Mr. D;y boo.I ~, KIM '."'i.
oil ia .sa,,Ia. ~ ~. ~ "' s'!c't lT .
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FRIDAY, July 10.
SENATE.

Among the petitions presented this morning
was one by Mr.. Dix, from New York, asking The
aid Of Government in The construction OF mag
uetc ,eegrap h between The cities Of New York
ana New Orleans, upon plan invented b. K.
(. House. |! was referred 10 the Post Ofre
Committee.
Mr. Evans moved reconsideration Of Inc vote
by which the army appropriation bill was passed
last evening, for the purpose Of introducing an
additional amendment The motion was agreed 10.
MIR. Evans then submitted his amendment,
which was OF no general interest," and it vas agreed
10.
The bill, as amended, was then once more
On molten Of MIR. Evans, The Senate then look
IN the bill making appropriation for the support
Of the Military Academy for the year ending
June 3Olb, le47
Mr.. Benton made some remarks against the
amendment which provides for compensation for
The annual visitors and examiners. He thought
il would give rise to an unseemly competition
He thought there were numbers Of competent
men who would be ready 10 go without the Least
co compensation.
Mr.. Evans explained, that The SUN epprcpri,
sted vas for the actual travelling expenses oil the
visitors, and that heyord lha. there was no COM
pensation.
Mr.. Dir male an Intellectual moilon for the
rosiponement Of The bill.
Mr.. Calhoun though. tia, as an &C. OF eeune'
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Tooas dra.s at Tic Celebration Of tie Fourth n
Portsmouth, ErginlQ

BY Walker, Secretary of Treasury. Iir-
ginia Her greatest staple products; Courage and
Intellect, Virtue and Patriotism; of which Wash
ngon, Jefferson Madison and Monroe are among
the finest samples.
By Archibald Atkinson, member OF Congress-
Norfolk and Portsmouth: Parts Of one grea,
whoe-lheir union Of interest," should produce
union ofaction-w with the finest Road-slead In The
world, mild climate and productive soil, they re-
quire further protection than that OF 'the rights
Of persons and Of property" With free trade and
equal laws. Tor their motto, they can afford ample
encoura cement 10 agriculture, commerce ard
manufacturers Lettheir wa,chword be Onward"
BY Col. NJ Jordan. The Congress Of the
United States nov in session: So Tar their doings
have been 10 accordance with The principles OF d
free Government. Give u. e revenue Tarid, and
the people will respond, 'well done thou good and
faithful servant"