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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-12-10
NOTICE.

" The present limits are inadequate to ac-
oommodate my numerous retinue OF customers.
On lst OF February next, shall commence to
erect q "Stupendous WarehOuse,' sufficiently
large to accommodate my friends and numer-
Gus customers. "Large as the present House
10, il is not sufficiently large "Spaeious, 1t is
not sufficiently spacious "Brihiant in ap.
Psaranes, it is not sufficiently brilliant" This
Gigantic House, the Cory Of Boston, is to
come doion, and a Larger, more Spacious, and
Brilliant Establishment is to take its place.
These names have been applied to my eslab.
lishment by those that are acquainted with the
zeal character Of Oak Hall Such as "a supe-
vior Mart" "a prinesiy narehouse," "a Vast
Trading Area, ga .Natehiess Establishment,
"a Theatre Of unbounded Trad" IA Stupsnd-
oSs Scheme" 'an EItensipe Market" "a Tri.
unphant Aehierement," IA sphere Of Entraor-
dinary Opsratioas," "an Unapproachabie Won.
der" Such names probably will apply to my
new CONSTRUCTIVE when completed | might
~ we'll undertake. TO confne the vast ocean in
the limits Of our Pond on Boston Common, as
to carry on my large trade within the walls of
these present limits. The public are aware
that my triumphant statements are not over
rated The trade at my extensive Ware.roons
may be compared to a large Monster, whose
bulk aud mighty stature have become so great
that II requires a larger sphere for its present
movements. This Warehouse, erected in
l842, has stood unrivalled in tho metropolis
nr extent and magnitude, and yet il is far, far
from being equal to the extent Of my heavy
trading operations. So liberal a patronage
must have q larger house for the unfettsrsd
movements Of its enormous form. An estab.
iishment far surpassing the present one, is alb
solutsly necessary, and one is shortly 10 be
erected, that will surprise and delight all in.
togosted in NV wrlf,re
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New advertisements.
g I E 9 S
For the Holidays,

AT No. /, OAK ROW,
CHARLES T.. HAMMETT, JR.,
Offers for sale the following ANNALS,
The Diadem. 4 TO, Christian Keepsake,
Boud, ,irAnnulI, Alto, Friendships Offering
Evergreen, Christmas Blossoms,
Amaranth Rose of sharon,
Hyacinlh, Gin of Friendship,
Gift, Juvenile Forgel-me. not,
The MayHower, &c:
A large assortment of MINI .TURE VOL
UMEs, consisting In part OF
The Bridal Wreath, SCOTS Poems,
Marriage Ring, Sigourneys
Floral Fortune Teller, Hemans
Gems of Sacred Poetry, Landon's
Duties of Young Men, Campbell's &c;
Also, a great variet, of very handsomely
bound Bibles and Prayer Books, and q number
Of GAMES, such IA The
Kings, American Eagle,
BuSby, Picture Pass Word,
Young Traveller, Oregon,
Heroes, Strife of Genius,
Monkeys, Race OF improvement,
What dye buy, Amrcan Slory&Glory,
Round Game, Robinson Crsoe, &c;
Christmas Cards.
With a general assortment Of Books, Fancy and
Staple STATIONARY ,at reasonable prices.
~ Having received the last numbers of the
Magazines for the present year. ! am now re-
ceiying subscriptions tor
Godey's Iady'S Book. Columbian Magazine.
illustrated Magazine, Grahams Magazine,
Ladies National Merry'S Museum, &c.
at the very lowest prices. c. E. H., Jr.
Dec I'D.
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NOTICE.

The person who borrowed several weeks
since, 'the Rhode Island Clerks Magazine, or
Book Of Forms" is requested to return it TO the
owner Immediately.
Dec. 10. JOSIAH C. SHAW
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SheriGs Sale.

NswPoar, SC.
l,y virtue Of an Execution issued cut of Me
Clerks Office OF the Supreme Court fvr the
County Of Newport. August Term, A. u.
1916, in favor OF Charles n. Russell, Of The
City and STATE Of New York. Mershani, and
TO me direcled and delivered, ] will sell ~
Public Auction on the premises to the highest
bidder on SATURDAY, the ilth day Of De-
eember, 1876, al eleven O'Clock A. NJ. 10 sails
fy Ssid Execution
A Ii The right. title and ineres, ths, David
N p Hail. Of said New York, Merchant, had
when sttsehment was made ON The original writ
on the 9Th day 0: May, ISi5, al 9o'clock A. N.
IN and TO certain tract Of land with dwelling
house and other buildings thereca, situate in
Newport, in said county, and bounded rs fol-
lows, viz '-Norherly partly on land OF Julia 81
EasIon, and partly by a drifi way Easierly BY
the Ocean - soulherly by land OF William i.
Lawrence, and Westerly by land Of Charles II.
Russell, and containing abou, City acres more
or less-sad tract being known by the name %
the "Armstrong Farm"
Nov 10. WIN. II. DOUGLAS, Sheriff
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Registry Tax Notice.

VHE subscriber. Collector of Town and Reg
l islry Tax, has received the Registry Tax
book from the Town Clerk and is now in readi.
ness to receive the Taxes. All persons who
wish to avail themselves of the privilege Of
voting in lS47, must pay their Registry and
personal property Tax ibis month.
Dec 10. ]. GOODSPEED, Collector.
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q. w. SIMMONS,


2. 8. Being obliged to make these stipend.
dous alterations, tho Large. Fresh Stock OF
Fashionable Ready-made Clotbing, Piece
Goods, adapted to this present Fall aud com
Ing Winter, amounting to up,oards Of one hun
dred and tusnty.fUe thousand dollars, will BE-
closed up at prices much below the eItreme io,o
prices haze been selling. All the Furniture
OF the present establishment for sais-Large
Mirrors, Clocks, Chandeliers Dith Rich Cut
Drops, Counters, Sho,o Cases, &c, &c.
Oct. 22d, 1876
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1846-12-10
The Boston Almanac for lSi7,
BY s, N, DICKINSON.

WILL be published al al early day in De-
w cember. The Directory to the Business
People of Boston, will be thoroughly prepsI ed
and inst tricd al greater length than usual. "A
The business OF the city increases, this dspsrt.
menl of our Almanac grows with It IN the
number now coming out, there will be sScri~r
of DIAGRAMS representing the varions X ALL
ROADS diverginI from BoSon, with hisIori.
cal sketches oi each. These diagrams or nisrs
have been prepared al some considerable e.
pense, and will together with the Business IT.
reclory, form The principal features 10 lhe Al
manac for lei7 The usual quantity Of Miscel.
laneous Water will be found IN IT. pages. The
covers will be iluminsied with some choice
specimens uf Priuhng, and the fine lsrg. Map
Of Boston, will be hound up IN The volume.
Orders NAV be sent 10 Mr. u b. NussFY,
%. ConhiH. and to Mr.. THOMAS GROOM,
~ State street OF to tue Proprlstnr, b. N. Dicr-
psos, 50 wsshinglou Sresi.
Oct 2eh, 1867
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No. 1O9, Thames-st.
Directly opposite the Merchants and Traders
Banks.
BENZ. II. TISDALE.

IH AVING completed the alteration and i'm
IL provement OF the above store, is now pre-
pared TO receive again the calls of his custom
ers and the public, where he offers for sale
upon The most reasonable terms, a large and
valuable assortment Of The following Goods, via:
Gold and Silver, Lever, L'Fpine and Verge
Watches Fine Gold, Gill and Plated Jewelry;
Silver, German Silver Plated and Britannia
Wares; spectacles Of Gold and Silver Fine
Pocket and Table Cutlery Fancy Soaps Per-
iumeiy, Brushes, Combs, and rich Fancy Coos
Mahogany framed Looking Glasses of all
sizes Steel Fire Sets Japannd Tea, Wine
and Bread Trays.
Steel Rag Il Purse Clasps Purse trimmings
steel, Silver and Gilt Beads Drill'd eyed Net
ting, knitling and Crochet Needles.
Having received The Agency of an extensive
manufacturing establishment, he is enabled to
execute at wholesale or retail, all orders for
10 hour, s Day, Gallery, Alarm, o. G Pillar
and Golhc Clocks at prices lower than they
have heretofore been offered. ALL Clocks war
ranted.
Watches Of every description repaired, as
usual, and particular attention paid to JOB
WORK OF all kinds.
SILVER Spoons, Forks, &c, of the latest
patterns, WARRANTED Sterling Silver. Mo.
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M + MORANIDA.

Ship Louis PHILIPPE, Castoff, sailed from
Havre 9Th for New York.
Ship Marianne, Phillips, sailed from Mar
seillcs IIth for N. York
Brig Gen. Cobb, Hammond, sailed from Ha-
vana 18th for Key West.
At New Orleans 25th ult., schr. ST. Rosa,
Reed, from Brasos, st. Jago.
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For Sale,

,S$E YNHE Brig GOOD HOPE, of North
.Esa.R l. Kingston, as she lies al Capt Ba-
ker'S Wharf, in Wexford Said Brig is IO7
tons burthen, of light draft of waer.-was
thoroughly repaired TWO years ago, has good
chains, anchors, boat, sails and rigging, and
may be sent to sea without expense. For further
particulars apply 10 GEO. w. NICHOLS,
Nov: lS lS46-tf. Wexford. r. l.
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School Teacher Wanted |:

NO teach Public School in the Town Of
L jamestown District No2, for The term of3 or 4
months to commence Immediately. For fur
ther particulars inquire of the Rev. JOSEPH
SMITH, Newport, or GEoRGE G Carr for the
Trustees. jamestown, Dec Sd. 1876
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Bank Stock al Auction.

On Saturday, January Is. Is47. at ~ s'eioek
n. W.. IN front Of Tie Traders Bank. fshal
enus, 10 be sold al Public AUCTION, To- ne
hightsi bidder,
. SHARES in the Capital Stock OF said
~ Bank, standing in the name Of Christopher
!. Rliven, unless certain debts, due from said
Bliven 10 said Bank are previously paid.
BY order OF he Directors.
BENZ MUMFORD, Cssh'r.
Newport, Nov. IL. I5i6-9w.
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Assignecs' Notice.

Assignecs' Notice.
TJNtlE subscribers having received an assign
l. ment from John Bailey Hall, OF Middle.
town, olall his estate, Of every kind and nature
for he benefit Of his creditors, reque>, all per-
sous indebted 10 SAID estate TO make immediate
payment, and those having claims to present
The same tn SAMUEL B.RKER, l03. Thames-st.
SAMUEL BARKER, }
WIN. II. CRANSTON,
NewIou, Dec. 10.
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NOTICE.
Benz. Marsh, Jr.,

DESPEC FULLY informs his regular Gus
IL toners, and all Others who are indebted TO
him, that their yearly accounts will be ready
and presented the frH Of January, As usual, for
payment and all who have demands will please
call at No. l3s, ThameS-St and receive their
pay. Dec lOlh, 1886.
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Newport, Nov. 25Ih, 1916.


TTNHE Christian Altar, by VIM. T. Wyatt, DID;
l. Something for Every Body, by The author
Of Letters from The New Purchase; Early jesuit
Missions in North America Rejected Addres.
Ses, by Horace and James Smith Duncan
Sacred PhilanthTophy of The Sea 'onS Family
Monitor, by Mrs. Ellis, &c, for sale by
Nov. %. G. +. HAMMETT, Jr.
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Paw,ucket, Rhode Island, Jan. lst, ls45.


Paw,ucket, Rhode Island, Jan. lst, ls45.
Mr.. VIM. Bailey, Dear Sir II have the past
year. say since the month Of June last, been using
your preparation of Sarsaparlla. for sickness
with which have been afflicted over 10 years
past. My physicians called it Chronic Liver
Complaint, with Scrofua at all events I was
constantly troubled with sores all over my body
I have been for SIX or seven years under medi-
cal treatment aud no doubt have used more than
Q hundred remedies, without any apparent relief
until procured your extract Of Sarsaparla !
dcspaired altogether of ever being well again
But now, after using about fifteen bollles Of your
5arsaparilla, | am entirely we'll and give you
cheerfully this certificate. which IL in every par
ticular true. ELIZABETH JAMES.
Far Rockdway, L. J., Feb. ls lS45.
To Mr.. C.. s. Watrouse, Sir ;-Having long
been afflicted with cutaneous eruptons called by
physicians Salt RheuiD, aud by others Scrofula
and having tired various remedies with little or
no benefit. | was induced by seeing an adver
tsement in the L. e, Farmer, to make trial Of
Bsiley's Fluid Extract OF Sarsaparlla. Amer
using two bottles found myself much better
and upon finishing six bottles the ernptions had
entirely disappeared, and fully believe no other
medicine could have done IT, For the benefit Of
others | have been induced, to give this ceriif-
cate, and recommend ils use to others who like
myself, have tried almost every other medicine
without receiving any benefit Yours, DC,
JAMES A. THORN.
For sale by most of the druggists IN New YORK.
and throughout the United States and by the
Proprietor. APOTiiECARIES HALL. Price.
single 6s doz s. so.
ssp,3. Assu, in Newport, Il. J.TAYLoR.
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Anctions.


Corn 0f Auction.
TO MORROW. ot u o'cioeI. on !H.rsrs'
Whn5f Wia b. soid at public asef;sn.i in isss
10 uii purehassrs.
A QUANTITY Of CORN. partly damaged
"A Conditions al sale.
Dec 10. J. 0ooDsPEED, Assss.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-23
THE NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.

he news al the over brow If iac, lroisln IN New
Ham shire Is tally confirmed | is INDEED nlaryellun.
and uneSrecied-We should as stnn have inariped
that the tenth legion would elect " h9 member of
CnngreSs-lhe app1ntee Of Tie Gorernlr ~ the Senate
ni The u 81 Mr.. JENNEss. is destined to a short ca
reer IN thai tody The latest ihlmaion is contained
IN the following article " hch We fad in The National
lnlegen>er:
La'ei news rom the recent election in New IInnp>
sn'e SHOWS that the defeat m la Of ism IN thai Sat,
~ ',''S' olhIt'e Inc Radical Democrats have i.f
'ef ca"o"9eS both Tor Governor and ,r Coppr4s. nv
maJ'r''es against them ranging from twelve IN 6,..
hnnofen votes The same party has elected n,Iy ,,,,,
81 lhe hVe Executive CouaciiIors aud but ,bre, w f,,
oi the twelve Senators '''ee VI "u'
The House of Representatives On whom will do,..,.
me duty OF eecng Governor aud United S,,tas San.
a",' ana Milling all The vacancies il the STAT. Sna,
anu D'aId oil Councillors ssale beyond all duuh rh
oS1oh Atlas has e.urns Of the election ut & Viii;
independent Democrats, making an "all.d crc,,
;" ''e House of l13. The Radicals have hnt az m.
"' au' districts remaining To be heard from. which
s.e "aJof'l'es against Lucuiocuisln IN Novemher ar,
"'e n !" eleven representatives. aud hose which y,ve
I r. IN lis favor are entitled 10 fifteen mep,hsrs
.se 10 no worse. the House will stand l54 Wh,s
"' independents TO IL Radicals.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-23

IMPOR lANf-i.aae Plat, Esq Editor the Pougll-
keepsic Eagle OF the most influential journals in the
o. New York states, under The authority Of his name
that Young lady, relative OF his, delicate
tuition attacked in Feb, 1872, with .old which
Immediately produced splitting OF blood lever aud other dan
fetohs and alarming symptoms Through medical ire
aud fnre she partially recovered during the summer But
on Tie return oi Win shr attacked violently thar
INST she became TO h scarcely able walk and was
funb ed with euugh chls and day and npprn
be rapidly going with consumption At tins time when
efe "4' ~ sign oi Improvement MIR Plat procured
lie 4" "7ars Bdam oi lid henry, which ,ho took and
It seemingly restored her. She got seronI and before il
was hall ken she was estoi,d 10 perfect hea which she
has e1o'td II the es Time, without the ss symp-
tom al her former disease.
Mr. Plat ssrslhr cure under my own observation
an II cannot be mistaken to the facts
The above valuable Medicine is for sale Nv
ID. X. LYMAN, Drugent
March % UN IL
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NlAsstaA<.Is,
-. on Sedne-day. fhe 1911 utm", by The Rev
Mr.. .laho L. Chfk+, CHARLES A. CLARKE. Esq to
Miss ELIZA ANN. danItnt Il Capt. lnouas l.. Sprag-
.tus. all ul iiaaX 20 iuly.
- On The LIST dag al January. 1916, by Elder
Vim. H. PIuuheti NJ. Isaac o. MOTLEY to Mss IL
cY W. dau9hlrf At ir lar Ihu,nas " Illanis E,q
al ii Pu>S wanna con ny. Va.
81. ihe Tennessee Pam, will please copy
on The lSth ii rc,ruarY. by The Rev D. !
e. Slaughter, tan IuoMAs &. HIT 10 Mss MARY
+. TUCKER. all ii AnHersf, Va.
- IN fnc % III F,hruary. Ivy tie R,v D. J
MouHrc hsrIE, all III \ uhrrsi, Va.
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You lh
MR.. TO Hrs AN. FIR.

iYScust nc, h4trh II. 1916
tifatlsmta:Nou letter of his daIe. inviting me 10
rafake ii d Public inaer. at such II nay be- uosl
Convenient /" ne, ny renewal from anuul yru
his zen fer6 ed. Sure yuU hat. while let aiun,ti-
Il nndrservlng distinguished mark ot your regard
AIN al the time uG iInedy grateful lar lis "a hun
ton an the more sfan~ teaeee your Invitation Is
ireomanled by complimentary nuilrr Of The iu2nHer
IN which have discharged. II p nod o an.r, md
prpracted Iocs tArlt'u ear he tt,aie Quite il,4i
devhlve upln HE Conductor ut political nfa4l. / tai
have "iten errrd. ~ practice, well Jsd1mtnt
Confession Witch my make uIfllunl niiG;lion,
snce. in dong SD. hui adult thai par'4ie th- III.
hui may. Al tie same TINE, aft ~ q without tt
lnpn'aon al vanity, Tia Tie ettal ord have aii.rd
1t has heen the cuud III my and NOR
especially oi Nngoia, the and Of .y naiiy and 1T I
;f''''l"ns. nJocr 10 htnw hat my ahuf. have ~
telved The approval III gentlemen in bose I'D ,nrni all
Who know then reppse unlimited eonijrace
have detfnnlnrd. ai'cHri. (aai hawtyer without
sf"ng mSg'lnns IT tie prnprry ii 50 dnlpl Ia accept
Your nvIiaiipn and stall be happy to nce sou un An,
DAY which may SUIT YOUR rouvenuce tet,ttn p
I'D and 3lsi n the prescott Hunil tAparl next v.tk
/" be absent tom t0"n, SHOULD have Indicated an
earlier day.
Wlth sentiments Of high respect remain Your friend
and obi. serv't RID II 1OiE
h'e~Srs. { L. M,shy, Jlhn WILLS. J,hn NJ. Oh-v. Ed.
Mathews. Samuel McG rklo, Jim ". Dodlrv. and
Robert :. Payne.
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$50 kcs;yV

ID DNANAY from the subscriber, iivlr G.
~ ton River. near Grepr's Ford Bed ." STl"h
on the 3lsi o March, 1915, hs negr o,a
III "A 7 =,
=, ~. ~ '"' 'p""'o IFlFTY DOLLARS,
again. ~ ~ 90 "'''
MAAn4 IA Il is thirty FIVE or six years old. five
'ee' "'"e VI ZEN inches high. made of rather
S"' c nplexion, has small scar IN his f,rehesd and
e D" DIS breast, and had on when he lpf "A blue clb
,"' aud pair brown jeans pants. He has v if. nj
W. Ih" Helms IA franklin county, in which neigh
norbood iink he may now Ia lnraing
Hsich 25 g.
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I.YScuIcLG. March Il, 1916.


RicHrrd II. fOirf ISj.
Dear Sir-Ihe time approaches. when. accnrlng la
recent engagements, yuu will leave -and Your Iu
long aud pleasantly .xlslhg With the peepir 1T
,pnn, be east amoug comparative strangers. We have
been nsensths 10 the resSus which, made II Asdl
enl for yon torhange sonr plsan-and, SUE yon
liss of a v,ned rnl and faithful run4r srtveni-
and reclncilsd nny ny TIE ref ril4a ihal Won
ha been Influenced by love acauS dear alike
all and thai. the Hl9rr theatre 10 which 90,
ing. yun will hr ah' oave Increased tliadcy aud
peins In lis great and good ,nis
For than 20 wears. You have guided The coin uns
nf The Lynehhur- NfaInian Beside making II the
hiclr Of extended paIlncal upuce, and largely i'm
pressing It's conservative principles upon IT, community
which II hes circulated, y,u have made H. III our rs
tmatun just standard al edglta manners, aeras and
ire-and, sutd ihe rrtlss ut roliflral paprs
(oi all parties with winch the country has bern odrd
and the crnilan>rtss With which they have hepn
:nndncird, or haze hfrh j. liz haHu 81 painting
with pride. ~ The Nainlin, ard. (nor ipf;erl.
he surr) YET eaiaeliy worthy I'll nnarp,i dtscry,
ing the respect oi grnd 50, all parties. W. hoie and
htiesr lhat IN tue HaH station 10 nhirh ya1 are des
uaad, yun vii d he IL.
t'rbun'ed hy iiiese ieelngs wedrsrr lfae van eay
+, III y"a US lie mutual Of respect aad uu,q
hfhait and in lie hama " your Numerous friends III
the town ri lyhch5urt. invite you Ia paflake If a
oallc diEntr. at such tllnr as maT tomp1tt with var
nsn c"nveaisnrr Weare, ny Dear Sir, with scnti-
mtnts u hi.,h regard.
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DINNER 10 N,R. TOLER.

The Wings OF Lynchbmg, drsifons Of listing
their hirh sense If tie services nj Nj IoLSe. n ihe
double capariry Of Editor and Member Of the House o
Delegates & their respect Tor Inc eharac,er aud ar'oa
or his rerson have lnylrd him paftahe al public
Dinner. previous to his departure 6r Richmond. ihr
invitation has becH accepted, and We undefs'and iie
Dinner will lake place. Tuesday the 3lsl. Inst, al
The Ernnkin Hotel We have tie pleasure of aaGex-
ing tie letter Of invitation ffom Committee. and Nh.
Toler's Answer.
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-. .F0EF.v's TON.
W1r9LrshLE AND RErArL
.E.etaccurp ssid urugEsss,
No ll5 Mas STREET,
|, IHuYoNp Va,

no 10 Main STREET,
RcaaoNp, Va,
now rrrPsrd t. elar his friends aud The public. his
Usual latsn supply Il
pngs Medicines, pain". Oils. Dive SlufTa Window
'ds. preparations, e.. &c. Making hs assortment
efsf and complete Anant a satey OF others may hr
t,and - 81 qaality ladta. Evraet lncwopd. adder
Seprr'a', Alum, Lamp llrk. Chsiof Ol hv The barrel
eaHon ~ dr. Sos fatpcutinr, do Ink. Grun1
tiaek Pepper Ground All.pIce. Glayes Nulmegs, Cas-
al, Maze. Ginger Sweet CA in baskets aud by ihe eai.
l'h, "uh latle assortment ut Muhrl Winduw Glass.
ri al res iar builders. topa Nafnsh brushes. Sash
io'ls. Enelisb aod American Whiie LEAD. tolpms-
sasf Stone Paint uf ianfs. lalr Brushes fanth and
Nall liushss ,snps. Perkm Uhnks ldlrt Bottles Per
lanef ~ Ne ". all at witch hr ollefS to Cauhtry Ncr
thahis aud u hers, gpd terms as articles OF tn.
sam quality ran be- sold IN the NuIlhrtn ciuts
Il" Susenhs T, aware al the dulhtiul qn1y of large
onnhrt al the powdered Medicines usually sald. hia
cihsld'iahie Expense efHe.pd machinery ilr the mana
IA thtr "' Powder, under his pefsnnal inspernn rn
The hest uialsnas. which enables hun To pntfsntrr II
Medicines sud toy HIN pure aud free from Aduicfa.
tan.
Physicians Invited In examine his stock assuring
Them tha' NJ pa,n' shall " sp,ted Furnish lhp IT. the
hes style and At slat n,ticp
All The NV remedies aud Instruments received AZ sn
M they nppear. aud aay article ordered tlm the Nuuh
hs eNpr,sa
ALSO Family Nledicne Chests. with directions, and
Physc'ans' Mellcal Saddle Days
r JOHNSTON.
Redmond Va.
March . iw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-23

r.! e,t!i at es aiis, Oaa would naturally bs lei
Ia ieroa slhaiph, tpm tls apparen ngenre manifested
by many who suffering under The baef1 influence OF
tpN~u MI ZION, an1 Other Pulmonary Anzctions that
they had assumed the words, II III not live Away
peculiarly adapted To themselves that believing tclr
II be hfales4, had abind1 iea Themselves to dsspaIr
Bat none med dc-pair white "ie and rtg last ft,-
ng ultimately cured ol and kind OF pulmonary
disease. gnes Erpet0raHt has been proved by ample
10 be the aurcessul remedy in the world
the curr Fl Coughs, Consumption, Asthma, Whoariex
Cough, Btonehiis and ali nher diseases Of the Throat
Lungs 81 Breast No yet used it without nndmk
rcliri.
The ahove valuable Medicine s COR sqlo by
ID, X LYMAN, Druggist.
March - II