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The New York herald., 1846-05-12
NEW TARIFF. -
IMPoATANT NEWS to shippers of Grain and other

Farm Produce TO Great Britain.
Anew aw having passed the Legislature admitting the i'm
portstoa of foreign and low
duty opportunity will be those who desous
sh to TIE Glasgow market to good conncxon with
the subscriber, who been fifteen the Grain aud
Prov sion trade and there has hitherto been Of any
Importance who had knowledge of that trade
in Gasyoy better opportunity could be desired by
spectacle houses TO form in that market Liberal
advances will be given TO their shippers.
From the ubscber og experience and knowledge Of the
Grain and Provision Trade and also his friendly intimacy
with the buyers large and respectable trade be caleu
lated upon
The subscriber begs refer shippers Mr. A. H. Fnlay
Astor House. ROBERT ROBERTSON,
m23 lmsr SO Union street, Glasgow.
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M. .>WIsE, OPTICIAN,

NE OST RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens Of New
IVA York. andrhe public IN general that he has located him.
NO. 4u BROADWAY,
Where be found large and complete assortment OF
SPECTACLES AND READING GLASSES,
In Cold Silver and Steel Frames.
Nw would also remind public whom he partially
known BY his annual Saratoga for the as ten
enabled 10 determine the glasses suitable for Per-
sons with eyes BE- supplied with glasses which will
greatly benefit and not strain the sight. -
Particular attention called 10 new style oil respecte
Ground Glass, ofthe finest fut which, through their hig
been highly recommended the best their effect the
eve for mprov ing the sight continued writ
ing and reading
for Cataract, also be suited :. -
lie Glasses, Of superior qusli!y in Sd frames
will warrant Spectaces purchased from me 10 suit the
sight for years exchange them without extra charge
The New York herald., 1846-05-12
MEDICAL AUVICE,

nOCTOR LAMERT is still confidently consulted his
old ONCE 81 Gold street, between Fulton and Beekman
ON AL diseases Of delicate nature his treatment being mild
ana requires neither in Diet
days.
DEBILITY, NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL, an.
sng from too FREQUENT indulgence cf the passions ef ad
ally confirmed impotency the Drs attention.
his object being to restore the system mentally and bodily
that state ofvgor nature originally designed.
STCTURLS disease frequently existing without the
patient being the least aware sometimes caused by malrca
ment Of unntiated etenders and by the
neglect ofthe parties themselves by the Dr. eectuay
cured, without pain Inconvenience.
The Doctor being one Of the few qualified advertising Bar
Letters post paid enclosing fee Immediately attend to,
States.
Once g Gold street. Open from IA NJ. to . z. III.
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IDLE HOUR BOOK.
lust PUBLISHED-The idle Hour Book" containing
800 pages, with GOO engravngs-price only
plete with fun.
Our Comic Amanacs for ls7, Ave in number, will be is
sued April They will be the best up, and cheap
at that. Specimen numbers sent by mail:
The subscribers the attention Of the trade their
unrivaled and large variety various kinds Chlden
Books Song Books Primers, &C., together with colored
Lithographic Prints, the best the marke500 kinds
m22 lmk re TURNER < FISHER, "A Chatham u.
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MEDICAL NOTICE

celebrated Lock Hospital and has for the last years
msi H e
70
and never suffers his patients to leave until perfect cure
mshS
NJ fIfs ne wo 81 - N o" one
conssiaiionsi Debility, brought on Sy habit ndulg
sGsss m
a o.
and recolect the number H. with the mortar owe,
DISEASES OF THE URINARY oRGANs-such as
RIaaSs GhTSnc and acute diseases Of the or White.
GrsiSls., GIissSSf, ass.' strietu!es,. "A''''
Az; tSsaorrhs., sssSy, s$fs. ",.as -. 49,.
speedily and efecuay removed BY Absrnethys Botsn
cal P. without one particle Of mercuy They equally
a: HAN Ga,aaIns and
THE PARTISAN SECRET.
H. SER m 'ss Psesh
whoa, Ms5iess di:.sIssaSl;
ion in BY 5i' AfESASbEK NJ ffs' Les %Bx NJ
IF s1is % Legion
For in SeS1 SeM York only :. the M..on a. se al
sS d.
to- sH RSSs # M s A So, should be
nR COBBET, 10 Duane street, member of the Royal
u College of Surgeons London and Of the Medical Society
Of New York may be consulted in the Of
delicate diseases experience and close attention
this class Of complaints his extraordinary
tensve practice thirteen this cty-and above all
legitimate medical qualifications few oa grounds
which he rests his claims.
Dr. COBBET'S mode Of safe and expeditions
requiring neither the Of mercury restraint diet
ercise.
Structures cured in weeks with scarcely any
pain
constitutional Deblity-Those individuals who indug-
ed in certain loathsome and habit positively be
restored health and society. Mild removed
four days. No charge unless cured
Remembering Duane street, door DR.. Johnsous
ais lmsr.
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ARTIFICIAL EYES.
MADE and inseredby Dr. J. GRAY, No ilo Bowery, N.
l York the only manuactoy of the llulnu Artificial Eye
in the United States Any person that wishes 70 be well suit
for,,, NIT m
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CAMPHINE AND CHEMICAL OIL.
THE Subscriber prepared supply dealers with supe
rior quantity Of Camphine and Chemical OIL, lower
price than other this city, delivered free
Of cartage Also Spirits Of Turpentne the lowest
JONAS +. CONCKLIN,
Office l56 Water street, above Maiden Lane.
Ali 1msr Dixtillerv. At Ayeuue and street.
The New York herald., 1846-05-12

VELpLAUs orELIfIL FILLS
EOK the RADICAL cure OF gonorhGa gleet seminal ennis
These Pills the result Of twenty experience in tho
Hospital de Charlie Paris pronounced by their cs
brated inventors Professor vepsau niabe remedy
all diseases Of the urethra They effect in much
shorter time than any other remedy without tanting the
breath, disagrcelng with the stomach confinement from
,CQNN,sTlTyMTI0NALt N,T "a DEBILITY CURED; J.,
6dently recommended for all Of debility produced
secret indulgence o kind II invaluable
remedy for sterty barrennes unless depend
Single bottles Si each cases or half dozen S. carefully
packed and sent to all parts Of the Union
RECORDS ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE,
EOR the Of primary secondary syphilis.
yenera ulcers nodes, or any complaint poduded By
All remaining in their sys
should this powerful purifier without delay
consider himself safe aer having disease,
without horoughly cleansing the system with this justly
sold in single bottles 81 each c,ses OF hafa dozen cor
S. carefully packed and sent to all paris ofthe Union.
CONCENTRATED EXTEACT OF sARsAPARILLA.
.n GENTlAN AND sAs!AFRAs
Pharmacy, estsbshed for the suppression Of quaekery
This refined and highly concentrated all
the Qualities and curative Of the above
extract OF Sarsspar the public and
may be relied certain remedy for all diseases arising
from an impure state Of the blood such scroa salt rheum
joints nodes cqtansous srupton. liberated throat
disease arising from the secondary effects Of syphilis OF
a nJudicious use of ofmercury.
Soid IN single bottles, M rs cenN.
In cases of half dozen bottles $50
one dozen 500
CTss forwarded r Al Psrs Of he Usios
&ss;nnsH v''' ''''"' a''%'s.'k : Seizfb} }cNsHs
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SPECTACLE CASE MANUFACTORY,
No. 80 FULTON STREET
|
n ONSTANTLY hand large supply Of the above arti
~ cles by the Dozen Country merchants supple,
at short notice. r. DUNN.
I'm
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u u MARLTON Nj, May 9th,
Mr. H schenck-siI: am pastor ofth Baptist church
taken by of the deacons Of his neghbos Mr.
Richard L. Cox then lying to all human deaths
gentleman would not live one week To my surprise
To-day have been his house, and received from him the
that Syrup the Of saving his life
am respectfully yours JAMES nj. CHALLISS
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DR.. j, FRANCIS, OCULlS1,
Acs pROAD\.

1G5 BROADWAY,
THIRD FROM GRAND STREET.
w E. the undersgnsd having Witnessed astonishing cures
w performed by Dr. Francis, believe his preparations
ofhe ever made Tor diseases OF the
Eye highly him safe and skilfu oculis
Rev Duncan Dunbar Rev. 8. H. Cone,
Rev. J. Andrade, II. {. Priest, Rev. q. BENEDICT,
Rev. J. Peck, Rev. A. Wheelock
References given those in the city who have been
totally blind from Amorossiight perfectly restored
Ulcers aud Specks removed Of the longest standing
number Of undoubed testimonials to be seen at the
Office will satisfy the public Of his astonishing
~ Artificial Eyes inserted without pain. I Advice to
the poor gratis.
Ij-Dr Francis will the first Of May to No. 400
Broome street. house second block OF Broadway
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nR. UPHAMS ELECTUARY, an internal remedy, 10 q
~ certain for the Piles, either internal external
bleeding or blind Sold No 2 Fulton street Division
and by the proprietor regularly educated physician Of
years. confined to :. ocs p.s,es where Piles
fee No 1856 Bowery, four doon above Spring
mil 1undk &vv
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READ THE FOLLOWING ADVERTISEMENTS
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY.
NASQAu STREET

MEDICAL ADVICE IN PRIVATE DISEASES.
THE MEMBERS OF the New York College OF Medicine
and Pharmacy established for the suppression Of quacke-
efs private nsssrs and can confidently promise
injury to the constitution confinement from
yalids particularly requested make application the
amount Of suffering and time may be thus avoided One Of
the principal hospitals in Europe for the com
plants attends for consultation daily from A. NJ TO T. r
IMPORTANT TO COUNTRY INVALIDs.-Persops
sona application can have forwarded to them cheat consin
ing all medicine requisite to perform radical by stating
their explicitly together with all symptoms time
traction and treatment received elsewhere any, and
closing IS, post paid.
The New York herald., 1846-05-12

EvEsHAM, Burlington CO., N. j.. April 22d, ls43
We the subscribers residents OF the township Of sham,
hereby certify that we well with Mr. Richard
l. Coy and Frequently visited him in the last stage Of Pumo
schencks Pumonc Syrup and feel duty
the the strongest possible having
been witnesse. of greatest perform
ed in this section Of the country.
benjamin buchanan, John Leeds, ,jr William L. Brown
William Hammitt, John i. Ellis. Andrew Griscom,
Franklin G. Cor, John b. Cox, Thos. II Hewlings
Jos. l.. Hewlngs Joseph Ellis, Jacob Hewngs.
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nISEASES OF THE URINARY ORGANS-Sucn as
Chront and arufed dise,s of the

speedily and eectuay removed by Abemehys Botsni-
cal without particle OF mercury They equally
suitable for females They and energy genera
i've organs rarely sxpersnee from taking other
l27 Maiden Lane Price 81 with directions. a28 lm*r
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-01
ORGANIC IMPROVEMENT OF DOMESTIC
ANIMALS

Sheep aud oher animals snblncd and d1mesii>
Gated long before their bptd cspinfs and masters were
able 10 keep record ii their dIngs lot The benefit Of
their posisfity. Hence We know lllle OF the original
stock from which domestic ANNALS have decended
aud less of the early treatment They received al The
hands Of helf fngfnilors. Nor is hIs inormalen
important. II concerns mandy 10 understand how
change Of food temperature. and all surrounding ccum
stances, Will either improve dlrordle the organic
structure and natural functions, which transform fIr the
practical armel his cultivated plants. their seeds and
ros into vol, beei pork milk. lard. butter and cheese
That there is a wide difference IN he results obtained
by The operation u THIS living machinery different an
finals no uhs wing man douat. o. cows ot e.
quail weight. and consuming tqaa qaautos precisely
alike will rahofar lei il~ owner "a quarts ii mk
IN % hours, While the other urm but ntue qa.i, IN
the ssne length 81 time. Ply. whose ncan 2allon an
parenty. is merely perfect, Will elaborate from given
amount ot material twice nurh 1rsh as tat "a
another whnse respiratory and fascinating machinery
are very deierlive. Experience and secure alike de-
monsrale the iuih + The remark that takes Gily per
cent more iond Ia produce gistn amount II muscular
strength and power u ueouoton IN huiso anl ux
than IS rrJuifed n another Animals That had com
pafenage tn generations back possess not 81
iy widely different rus. ba organic and constitution
ally widely cUrfni pecuariilcs al 9lpat upafaure To
those That may become uch po,r. aecordnp IN the
well or III manaRemfut ot heir bctds aud nlrks I'm
inent alone attend thW n hr bfrednp and keen
ing oi domestic auimals lhis valuable skill is acquired
by close observation, and su1yina lhe uniform laws Il
nature that govern The growth. uatuny and decay If
organic beings The must Impurtaui mud m4tell clan
yes in the development ii the orlles at animals and IN
the function 4 organ madp dufng the period
that eIapses ffom the first mafon Of The mhro to the
maturity Of each living complex simgtjun.
AS the tug is bent lhe ifce's Inclined"
The Elasticity ii young animals and plants and the
extreme changes hal may be wrought in the orms and
habits. aIe raly wonderful. lAe human LtaIa ist.f
eau be mond,duo fancy. many shape to,u, lhc WAm4
ol a runnd head lrdan Ner Is lhrtea supplemental "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-01

Tie following llopsieisV description # his first
sgit Of Locomotive. and his adventure consequent
thereon.
- come across through Tho country. and struck your
afi f1ad, and 81 sing Il about four kuoi- an hour NV
had hearn till N Locomotives but never dreamed ii
seeinp one alire and kicking bat about tfu uas tom
hear. hearn something fin. saet ~ and tbaud,fin
mud ooktd anaod sure enough here size come dos u
all,f me fl""lag Tie 'afth Up and spluan1 he nad
wide open mtlh mufs snoke aud Ere 1ylug haa of't3
COME out Of a bundled burning moutgaias IlrIr was
Il zen Wagons tuern9 aref h.r, ard l1 save htr tar
nal black smoky uusy ueck she could MT yet Char o
them. don't know whether Icy seated la npof au but
here SIZE eame leamng al he mautl-=Nuh her teeth
ld oi burning rod GOALS, and size pitched d2ht stan
II she going into me like lhoos9hd u bnck
! Couldn't stand 1t any laogcf. 10 wheeled round
aud broke down tie road aud began 10 make The gravel
ny il every direction. No SOONER had done thai lhan
she SPLIT nsht alter ne, and every jump made size
sgueal,d Ike oufard aid eals,-sle 1cean 10 gain
on me comn upa lttlehiil, but We came IJunl put
10 straight lrye On The rad.
M" thinks !, III gin you ginger, as an great On
dead epeli 80 pulled 10 IL aud got myst II under
u speed aud then sht bcgnlo yep and hoN and coulh
aud stamp and come on iu ehist, aud made the hui
earth shake. Bat kepto before, bouncing n ihe rale
aud was under such iull hfadWay that coud'l turn,
~ iunJled head over heels duNnl baak by house
aud audrd with my head aud shoulders cosmuluch INTO
sieH bdjtct, ahd NY feet stuck tut behind and up
The AM Jusl al that lime the locomotive found hid
got away iT0m H. IL commenced bpIllug hot walter al
ne. aud Just literally splued II all eyer nc.
thought IA ny sui that Mount Nesoyiu5 had busted
SOME place N the neiahloibuod. BLt d. yun suppose
| stood ib,re long2 No SIT tel ost walked nghl
through that barrel and The other eHd 81 quick
that II rather looked ASHAMED ot Itself.
"Now hcre | attn rale IrapcllIng double revolving
locomotive Snoy Glostr ready attack any lhing but
combination ul ihuuderll5 n.ng 3.nnAe,aiI lJad,
and hol water
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-01

eaase t't this apathy, We should aappo.e, WHICH lba
public haow nafhing Of, beeaase, OF he Culinary al u
ieAsss there te Jva1i ald u ieif ta- uess n'
d,it nd Their own sui hrre IS uahng 40 lie = tafy u
lhelf struggle tt lsdefund ace. 10 4aes In.
What csp nbe II hrte be- no ebuse. what wi br
sad Aenly II would SEEN Ne have 81 IeX#s.a WBt
an enormous debt, bat soldiers - .uurh Jfrxend
lua The ara Of frdam II Loasgngly sad the 9th
~ day that Cen Houston would "a lis iha
L. ;. senate. AID tead large force u Team volunteers
W III he do II We pause 5f reiiy. An example ol
lhAt klll Is WINNING.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-01
rArGELx RESIDENCE FOR SALE
~ THE UNDERSIGNED has been au.

.-1~- THE UNDERSIGNED has been au
&3A!:is liurzed 10 spl The
az1iiiA2 house and Lot.
k-sEts&A'S now occupied by MIR. James f.. Homer.
"a ifNt street. near Capt. Slm WAITS and Ma,
ua['and ihe house is large and very Convenient
a"d situated IN an excellent ueighborhood 1t presents
't'' a"Fa"i'GtS being as private the country and
}e' very near to the business part Of the town. The
o' contains no"ards Of an Of ground and makes an
excellent garden. In addition 10 the above advantage,
'ne nae pnsreeI from the house makes il one Of The
,pS' desirable aud elegant family residences in town.
ne attention Of purchasers Is invited.
Elk hS.-One-, ourIh cash the balance !, ono .t,.,
aud three years, beano, interest
NJ, GEO, WM DENAGH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-01
To House Egu.igers.

kN "Wednesday, the 81 day Of June next, at Clover
~ Hi. IN tie county Of APpunalo1. proposals II
b. fecrisod, With TO lei the building u Court
loasc or sad county. thai place. be ballt Of bfeh
covered viii ia. ard 10 be 40 BY 80 Eel IN SIZE.
Specifications of The plan aud manner II building are
elt With lie Celk, at the place, for lie inspection o
Contractors.
The lcrns Of payment viii be $1,000 out Of his years
levy. $1,000 6u II thu hext years. and the balance IN
equal parts cut oi the evs ot The succeeding years
TIE COMMISSIONERS.
Aiay II t3Jaae
Cz'lbe Richmond Wig aad Enquirer requested
10 eopy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-01

AFT. W AltER's lioasE.-'lhr horse intended lar
Capt. Walker IS na,ncd Tornado. The Dpi, ,los ~
scrhes him: ''' W
lie Is brown horse. standing between Is and Ii
hands h'eh and ooubaes strength nelile and ,.,iy,i,
Inc gallant Capaio. when mounted on Ya,1iaio will
sweep h'o9eh The NJ Niean host with the bliglng ef-
iefIs el The simeon, aud the devastating faya5rs d.
hurricane. Tornado will no doubt prove the war barse
Il job whose neck Is clothed with thunder lIe sa'tL
among the irumpets ha la and he snelielh M b,i,l
aar ell The thunder Of the captains aud The sheutnI
The glory OF his nuslnls is terrible"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-01
S1afttcat.
srats or rsan,.N.E.

A star Of radiance, liir ltsi far
Than all the stars Of even,
Shines out, torch ON LIES dark path,
Pure as the Light OF Heaven
Thou an that ,iat OF hope aud love,
Thou al he Harp aud Sung,
Thy harms have touched - ithin my soul
A chord Of passion strong
In thoughts by day, and dreams by nigh,
At morn, AZ noon, and eve,
I'll, form and fac ate with me still,
la every la, weave
There /. world within my heart,
And in that world throne,
From whence thou nevei eanst depart
'fis thine, and thine plone
Believe me, though the frhle SCI
Should cease 70 lib aud nos
Thine own Cecilia. constant heart
No charge shah ever know
Then tell mo, viii thog be true
Round which a hopes may tHine--
In life or death, in veal Of woe,
re mine anl only ninc
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-01

HE NATIONAL FAlR.-Ihe grand exhibition
at " asih9ian N The iarn ot National Far VIII he
PEN Today We understand that large as the spa.
ci"us oal ding Is Ia which the articles OF our dopesl,
manufactures are placed 81 tbs 5ceaean there viii hand
" De i91m eaoa2h ior the variety ready Tor exit
MUM Ahi192 the attractive oJec.s likely 10 lie ptespnl
ed by the Fa" he sn'JAned paragraph alndrs Ia The
m"sl attractive. We quote r4n the Washington cur
resppnd,Hce ol the New lofk Journal Of Commerce an
anIstauH paper
Il is lancy Or is ii fact, thai $40 Lowell o,Is com
ln4o on 80 aicnd the National FAM Il So tuInk yop
tfee Trade men, like the coon 10 Capt Scuu. may us
wen SURRENDER Al once iut as 10 undertaking resistance
10 such IN amy As that 1t would he perfect maducss
rive hundred Yankee gHlI Why. they are match for
any lure You can bf'ng INTO the hot.-1nry will out
snhe az gther even the most brilliant specimens of
Ne" England manniactufe.-lhey will had member,
- VeefeSs wlthrfsoeyer they will. s. The Ianff
men must see where their strength lies and govern
themselves afe9fdins1y-Ne httle expected that this
ohldmg. 14o ieet long if put inlo strait line wual
receive So precious deposit II will make iesl,t
'iOh Oh Manufactures EASY. IL these circumstance
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-01

NlosT EXTRAORDINARY CAse.-Capt. AIu'hollen. an
old aud respectable planter OF Rspdes La whose drah
has been announced, believe iwn or tbr.s ,1ras
wassiili alive some levy days agui having been irIy
seven Gays without fprton Of fond or nuutshmeu Of
any kind. huls water put into his m,nib by No.
oi SPOON Is the only thing that has passed his Inns in
this time! The case said 10 bsfa The skill ar com
Pnson oi all medical ,sen IN his ueiahborhood.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-01

Valuable Recipe lp u diterasb -rate about peck
oi usaektd In aud slack in hot wal.r; add to Tins
he lot about ak pounds =" land. any house grease,
'heL put IN about Two pounds Of glue aud # Tor nice IN
side painting. pound Of Spanish whiting. and a lsn
AandIns Of salt hfpS twlae hot. No rain or damn.
ness has any effect 10 datken this whewash AT anv
time. ''
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30 the GENTLEMEN.

I HAVE just opened Of the most splendid assert
Il menfs o fac
FRE.h'CH CLOTHS. c.1SSLuERES AND
] l. 5 7 ] " q 5
tnt lave ever had the pleasure of Offering to lbe
du5lc. Gall II gentlemen and SIC hem.
DON 4. {. PETERS.
April Is Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-01

IA ,nIpeht dafgef, would lie a,url AID as al ~ Yoa
aud youf lfends Ia enter yuur pfoeai aust al sa.
Temps Ia oYea"eof oefgebnm CJrltss. ia oaJs Who'll
y uhkepwn IN The teasittufoa; lad Il nnani~llon
OF mage Gangersus IN ne extreme. Iosk % II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-01

1EAAStOlGNIEERS. complaint is very
genera Thai the volunteers from Texas are so few
We see sstti that of the sixteen who went from e. Al
sesop. Iyfsen roe Germans There must BIS si,nc