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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-07
EAGLES ExRY FOR SALE.


gyms we'll known aud beautiful place, having been
N occupied Is Tavern aaI Farm Tor the last two
yrars, Tie subscriber apoaed 10 SELL aud # ~ private
sale u ctfc"d previously, It win be ofrfed to the,
hRh' 81 biddof On Tie premises Tuesday tho 9th Vi
o'ia3af IL VI, II tar, otherwise the next lar Ivy
Situated lu' miles West al | -rhbur, an the Turn
t let'1g uea'e to Tie Sipioss. by Wy u tho Natu
Il Budgr, with all. 1T
500 IG3ES OFLRNp
attached II "tc. about aoe baf cleared aaI in point
vt iei3 sq"5I aay Ilad IN hr ",ae the other half
IA so5'.s euly ,nIcuny laraud. W,,h a
~ TAVERN fx0UsH
~ with al ntct'a.uy nut huu',s, III good rCpalr
Nh lal> proicuy oliefs persons disposed To- en-.
.pa IN iagefn h'pfa, al place whete they can RAISE
Ell taef rofp.r@ 81 gam, vegetables 81. many s,roo.
ndoeraeH#s. f'rsos wts.lag To purchase tnvlJ,d
Ia 'lsii Tie Io"t7 oa OF bel rc the day q SALE The
tenus vi. be liberal, and made known the day Of
sap. JAMES \. NiEktANFIIiER
Sep5 VITO II
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.11Sy Concern,

VIE subscriber, having purchased el Samuel T.. Ee
d lng all hls interest in tho late Of Ewlne
y fankin. Will continue business at their late stand
opposite NesSf, NJ Daniel s McCorke.
lie Will keep on hand we'll selected stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
which lac Will dispose OF such Terms as tail
give satisfaction 10 the PURCHASERS lie s0ciS
nance OF the patronage herctoofe extended 10 the firm Of
Ewing * franklin. and invites all persons, in want Of
u DDS ~ call on hun, Promising 10 sell as cheap any
other house III town.
e. FRANKLIN. Jr.
July 81 Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-07

O.. The "anocvatoao Ca'tGrra," spetl II ii IN our
'A'iaeis news from MeAico, We presume means moth
's n''e thau The capture ol loa Is ra quarter
10y oar squadron.
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We EgtS.
.S'sTEtf.
NJ Ks. KIRKPATRICK has opened IN the town
4'a iAoch1urs.
\ 81 llNARl.

for the education II Yum, ladies'.
Tie ofdmatr srhaol cautsn viii commits, nil the
h.a1'h's Taught ln eood lrm,r schools together with
hhelnllo a"l M,nnl ud Natd Science iaf lhusc auhi
efn'N a1''hr'i II cntrr upon such slullra
should sufficient encouragement lie ri,cn the beat
teachers WI b" employed IN the dliaent de ar,mrnls
anu every tI'Il made 10 establish llstuon capable
n immfun2 thorough education. The mus, uuromn
'o2 attention "lha pad Ia the intellectual aud u,nra
snl'nit and I" the manners and department the YOUNG
l'a'', aud sitft and "atchlm guardianship r>cr-arl
osr' thou lt aIl tunes
III scholastic VT VII consist Il W. sessions. al
h'e mol.,hs each The remaining tuomaaIh, Will va
ratlun.
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EOK Exs.VT.

Gj53 TIE. re proof Stare, At present, occupied by
Eauil McSsrs. Turner aud itw.il -onc uf the best
sH'-a hustts- luoalois IA town. Possession gwen al
umc. fo telulsaprly to
NJ c NE,IIIALL.
August nh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-09-07

RICHMOND MABkEiS. Aoa 81
ToBhCCD.-R"e Receipts small aud br1a,, modcratr
"" 4qolr !ug~ Sia 50, eorumon hat Is, nIddn9
3.af good lir5l; l5e shipping G.7.
FIOl r ODD 1 NV $I5.
WHEAT GDs9D cfnrs
CORN ul52 cents
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E,ipl.lAN PIANOS,

II Ef.lS constantly on hand an sssorl n,rpt ui Ross
w wood and Mahogany PIANO fOKlES, with
aud without an attachment, which h, will warrant equtt
II not s'p any manufactured III the lulItd Sia,rs
aud whlch he will sell al The luMesl NV lWk cash
pricra Having aold Piano forlrs In this city Tor
nun than trn years past wllhrut la Ing returned
he fi"rs himself HAT his assortment vii give sntsac-
un Also, the largest and lnuaI complete II
Music aud Musical Instruments be found IN tho state
o. \ !IbDa discount made 10 Teachers OF MUSIC
md oSchools. hom The retail ptiee inusu when u
dr,d III quantities. 4 orders lIom Iho uouulry Faith
fully aud promptly executed.
o.. piano fofes itcpalred, Tuned, taken in OK
chang, aud lei un he.
The public invited 10 examine mo "4Elia
aud other superior "PIanu turcs" nj his Naerubn
Where rurchaseB will obtain every Accommodation aud
advantage olleed through HE newspapers by other deal
els. lOO Nam Slteel, opposite the banks.
Richmond, August II l. if
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Foreign Importatlons.

:, LTERrooL-shp slddens7o cases copper Philips, Dodge
e Ios e Be DSs.s
COLIN: cs@i case % md Lazy bnoh s
q bSade; ; Ss; Ano.GR Oo.s. ,Tssu.Sn
shisId ease. %sIsh.ndiss Chester Gk
CSC Srs sa'es sis.on bxa esE
Tn0TP1l s.. Humphrey &eo.s S!Hysr1iJ
S1'Ii afnsz
Hii.onSsso Irs Tin plates Csss, Ward Coneysrs
thread
east Wyckof- 800 boxes lin plate. 9 Mofewood.
%dss Rig; Jenkins col c..k md.s Wolfe Gsspis
Robert bale. roasp- Fooris' p sTo
S ID
is crates John Gi6on Cos ea:e: Thomas Hunt Co
bales oa.ss Carer aaseS Bad
b4nwys P
co. ease steel Edwd CImSsm es.k Van W-i ess1
sS
salt E Collins s. 600 crates g order,
GoSpsr& eOsdS *. plate. sS,sid.Isss DO Phelps.
Ss :sn-.sI steel sssaSsr;os SS5a.ss
Mn gosa SSn Pkg G Sha c4sets-y
Jack.on-i e.E hardware LagareTIi7 bars Ia
b: d. plates Stokes. dts,t esI Gs5dysse
hardware DO r IIs do hollow.
w;Ie u bales i msJshandiss q es steel e order
ei' Ses
q Tas-l Ossganiesa-l l. Perrot-5 Sill & Thomp-
son-4 I A Robilard-i Gillespie & Sudwell.3D Veret-I
Roger Guilli,a 4 col Cai'lsu. sons-2 Hunt +
stewart-2C Maillard-5 w Hant s col Adams s COL
II Eschet-8 q Hessenberg co., Lppold col Meke,
Plate col Wolfe Y Ranterburg-5 l. Groshota-2
ssh% Anfrf0a HSGp ye!S
Ernenputch3 Hors Son Ducker-5 Borice de lver-
nos"4 Born Schuchardt-l Hospecken-8 Spies Christ
II w horstman \ Sons baskets potatoes Boiceau x
Musch-S pkgs + Dissignnaise-I Acdreas-2 Danguy
ID Moran 4 Isein--2 s schiessinger-3 l. Bonnard-
Q H Merer-l g w Buren, + Hunngton-l Cooz & CO.
Little, Alden col Cochran-i Buce-l w Tho
mass Lane, Lamson colo Barring Whites Bodmsn
IF Payrne,2 Garfield, Bros < co-2F Meyer A H
Brake-l Roux-l Andrea, Little X SOM Solomon 4
Hart-i Phelps, Chiiienden & Bliss w II Schmidt r
Murray-I Louitz Becker-l Segnette Coz John Da-
Wis col Dodgezl Hasgous Bros-I Schrage, Hoop
& Robert~i5 Remand & Francois Joiis Frcres-i
Sauds-6 Groselauld Griunel-4 Cstterel5 Renard &
co.. Dubois-l Cousseusier-l H Marie-l CUR
naud.2 L Cohen-3 Bran Houshard-I CslfoId Vonac
&co-l Faunjanet-l Bosssns-l = Burtis-s Meeke,
4 col Martin & LausonIi W Thayer~a + Hea1icS~i
Ie Noel de Courcy-s La,chase Fouche- Self Beer &
May-l De Rham Moore-2 A kolener-3 Kaup-l w
Moore-3 Baker Sanders D strang Br-l Fang
\ Dnmc-i Aiexsndre Coz Derismes Boizard-i A
Arson B,ker-l M T Mler-i A Duleme-l P A Buel-6 A
Sienouy.3 Cohen < Col L Magia Suedir-1 T Z
Rice,-2 Plat Br-2 Ashton-l Hortsmann, Son &
Drecker-l q Cotton-l Bshop-l + Fl Roberts--6 Fa-
cois-200 Arvuehost-50A Barciay-ii Codman-l50
Engler-30 Mltche-50 De CaZet Artois-450J 8 x F.
Baker-7oo Bmnpger-20y Schmidt Voze-40O De
Hilger 4 Co-s5o w Cuhbertson-3 Schrage & Koopman
IS Maizet Robert G Lemescrer-i Burgess & Batter
IL pckgs 20 cases mdse 323 baskets wine to order.
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to fight their own land not on the enthusiastically

to fight their own land not the adminstration)
hook.
is thought that the scattered forces be united in
the contemplated convention Of lS4s, if little fe rbear-
ance only be nduged and that democratic candidate
be elected to the Presidency Mr. Calhoun will not
trust himself to the twothrd rule and this is what the
administration breads. He will, there is mistake run
without bride, the course; and if he should not
win, will be an mpc liment in the way of the nominee.
How to kill or conciliae Calhoun is matter difficult to
perform As lghtysas think of him. he is in the
his way Who will conquer /" Nous pe,rens"
The u 8 Francis Thomas for libel was adverted to
this morning in the Circuit Court for the District Mr.
tenda stated that Judge Cranch had partially
from his recent illness but not sufficiently strong
occupy his place the bench The parties had conf.
dence In the uprghtness and mparalty Of Judge Dun
lap and although he related one of the parties
there would be objection to trial before
the two judges Morsell and Dunlap) Judge Dunlap
nowledged his obligation for the good opinion
pressed and said he could such
ment Judge Morsell twas then asked by Mr.. Fendall
whether he would sit alone and hear the The
Judge replied that he could not much respon-
sibility though he was willing to share IT, in duty
bound Mr. Fenda desired to fix early day for pro-
ceedng with the trial. hut Gen Jones suggested the rst
Monday in March next The Court acquiesced and the
witnesses dismissed until that time.
The funeral of Col Cross took place to day. The Pre-
sdent and members Of the Cabinet, officers of the Army
and Navy and others followed in the long train of public
and private conveyances. Three volunteer companies
oil the city in the advance. The remains de-
posted in the Congressional burial ground.
Com J. b. Nicholson died last night at his lodgings, at
Mrs. Ulrchs lie a native of Virginia, and entered
tho naval service in 1905. FELIX.
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New York. condemned. was sold

Bnso ,CuMsrnLAsp, Of New York. condemned, was sold
soss Mssen.sr Of Charleston dsmasted stove will
be sold Csrpsntsr's estimate q 3Oe a;.....;.x -.
vii Mi o., ssy ss s &
BRo MoHAwK of Boston, ashore sold with her cargo Tor
BRe vE.KzyrLA. Of sesrspor dsmastsd and otherwise
BANK MsDrIIsE Of Philsdeiphia; condemned and sold
BARK Iowa of Baltimore with full cargo for VALPARAISO
BRIG L sUs Of Newport. settinS repaired.
BRc Echo, OF Newport, sunk has been condemned ana
BRio MILLrSoxEr of Newburyport, at Caser Blanca
waiting repairs captain sick the Havana side
Shin Cromwell wa. seen on Western Island Oct H. water
logged abandoned and sinking condition. main and mzsn
masts gone, and bulk head stove.
Foreign Ports.
the gale sss Francis Ellen si Foana diss the Motto
aS he Sy i.aSe
n: s S h e 0
Bath has Just arrived also Amer brig from MatnIa An
Amer ship is signazed supposed 20 be the Adelaide from
Home Ports.
BANGOR, Oct6-Cld, Lucullus, Lufkn, New York.
bark Msnchsster Piman do; schrs Bissiow BAXTER and
sand cSan N@ss
Inc sP DO and
SID brig Olive, sumner NYorx; s.t schr Gen Foster
NASTucKEr, Nov Carr .ehrs Sarah MaE., Bramh,ll,
Copy, Gardner Philadelphia; Champion Robinson NYork
PaIIADrIEsiA Nov s-Ar brig. Elliot KneMlss Bo,,on
sM nsa .ef New sn.
lem; Mary. Stewart Lpbse; seio, Fu%5e., Ployidence
Horton, Corson Thos Ireland, somers; Rio GrasSe
hoyslSyHd Banquet Vaughan and Godfrey, Weeks
POHTLAsD. Noy AR T sch, Sarah Sarah, Parsons: NYqrk
yannah Ha1s, Carpenter do; Sth sid sch MiddlsseI Al
SALEM, 7-Cld brig Oregon. simms. West Coast of
Africa.
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BY Last Nights Southern Mail.
Home Ports,


BALr,MoRE Nov lo-Cid. schr Maria, Johnston, NYork;
Fall River; Harriet, Sears New York.
NORFOLK Nov 9-Arr schr May, Nickerson, I'm Province
town.
II Hoagland, Smith; Splendid, Terry; and six other
vessels below at the Naval anchorage; all of whom
had been loaded with and bound to New Haven and
ali Of whom OF the long continuance of the
gale been compelled throw their and
design making another trip the bay for esh supplies
AsHoRE-Schr Pacific, Wood, fun Providence in ballast,
with 81 boxes candles Navy Yard went ashore during
of Cape Henry The lost her foresa previous gong
ashore. and is filled with water.
Schr DopGE Knapp from New York bound to Alexandria
and Georgetown with assorted mdse The d went
ashore during the gale Friday 9th about Is miles
the Cape Henry Previous to going ashore she
wster captain and ladies' among the
latter all saved
Schr Atlla Boston, bnd Savannah with assorted
cargo mdze. The ashore during the gale of Friday,
IS miles the of Cape Henry The wreck Commits
soner has advertised the sale OF vessel and take
place on the Goth of this month
topsa schr name ascertained went ashore On FRI
day 9Th WIlloughby Point advices she
dischaging POWDER and storing in barn of VIM
Taylor ESQ., whose farm she ashore lSchr
Mary Ann from New York bound to Charleston, with
asstd cargo pieces only about 100
powder and bills bounce saved
large ship and 'chrs, (names not yet ascerained
ahore during the gale between Cape Henry and
Curtiuck Inlet. Particulars obtained
PHILADELPHIA, Nov l0-Arr brig Rowena, Wilson, from
Caeello schr w Gatzner Banks fm hsford; be-
Marcus Hook CID ship Robert Burton, Ocean NOrleans
brigs Chicopee, Emery, Boston: Palm Hall New York;
do; barge Venus, Wilson, New York.
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ed true by the confession of that person. and his dis
charge from the service by Com sloat Hearing Of this,
enet came on ask be restored To-day he called
upon u.s. "Ah Doctor Doctor. give your hand
the Secretary of the Navy threw cold water over
me on Saturday last, but to-day l have got my
commission. | know you are gratifed, Doctor, for
you have been my frepd.n We never happier
Youth 'hsn this intelligent and promising little @
spare HIM, and dismissed him with the hope that the
bdshipmsn might progress to the Commodore, with his
broad pennant streaming from a ship OF the line.
We panied to hear of the death at Galveston, OF
Colonel Fisher distinguished the OF the
land forces of the i'll fated Mier expedition II was only
last that he left this city with young wife that
he had secured in the State of Virginia having thus
msgnanimously set the example to his old associate
General Green.
beautiful starlight night has succeeded the April
morning that came down upon this ninth day oil No
vember after eleven days Of the most suicidal and cut
throat weather in the calendar of our memory.
Currente Caidmo
THE DOCTOR
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MARITIME HERALD.
Pour OF NEW YORK. NOVEMBER ~,
Cleared.

Cleared.
Ships Bayara, Howe. Hsvre VIM Whtlock, Jr; Water
loo. Allen, Liverpool Kermit Brutus Adams San Fran
cisco; Ashland, Hawey SAVANNAH barEs Edward Koppsh
Kaynes Newburyport Lewis; Anna Margaretta kund.
stem Antwerp, WIN Wesser; Candace, Gardener Canton
Bucklm Cranes; buEs Margaret Ann, Phipps, Liberia
F.rnham Co; Wetumpks Fowler Mobile Sturges Clear.
Waish John johnson, Waz, Stockholm Boornan johnson
Go; Dolphin lnncss, Liverpool Ms New Orleans Bran
hall, Bermuda Tucker LIgh bourne; Fellowship, Arm
strong, 81 Johns +; Radius Ames - Marks &C. Nor
Tooker Pearson; Vermion, Seaman, Baltimore. Mailer
Lord; Knggold, Loomis Bauatara; Abbott Lawrence,
Meecker, Boston; Ceyon Crockett, Ph,adephia; soop
keeze Durfee Providence; steamer Black Diamond, Cor,
CLEAREp YrsrEapAY-shp Emigrant. .(Breml Meyer,
Bremen, Oelrichs Kruger; brig Aqua Por) Machado,
Madeira, B McEvers; schr Ellen, Bearse Bostonl
Arrived.
Packet ship Sddons Cobb from Liverpool Oct I3th with
mdse to Collins. The has been of the Hook for the
last days, ia the fog
Ship Rarpahannoch, w Drummond, from Liverpool Oct
LIST, with mdse 20 Messrs Sprague, Robinson x Co.
Packet ship Zurich, Thompson, from Havre Oct 4, and
Cape Lizard the 10th, with mdse Fox Livingston Oct
l7th in att5 lon % 81 fell in with the Cromwell water
ton, bound Hamburg had the Of the English ship
Forager Of London The has been OF the Hook for
last days in the fog
schr Esvore, Atkins, Chatham, with fish.
Schr Gen Warren, Holmes, Tbomaston, with lime,
Below.
Bsrks Home, Wmgate, from Batavia; Amelia Mnlhoilsnd,
Gates davs from Charleston, with brig q Bourne,
from st Marks, with cotton, to Coe, Anderson X Co.
All the outward bound vessels gone sea- except the
Oneida, New World, Ohio, and Nicholas Biddle Several
to sea-the Bruus still remains anchor East rver
will ed to-day.
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mlsceiianso.s Record.

THy ScHR GaAyp ISLAND, from Richmond, with coal,
bound Boston, Friday last when Oft Fire Island split
sails and leak. Put into the Hook for harbor
The BR BRio LEADER, Holmes. from CORVALLIS, " y,
bound New York, with of potatoes and plaster
the zh u at MusGussh. the Bay Fundy
and became a total wreck.
letter from Charleston, dated the 5h inst, mentions the
total by fire of the schr Avsrdo, Captain Hardy with
cotton, bound from Georgetown e. TO Boston,
Three OF the crew persisted in the fumes.
BRie RowrSA-Steamer PenusyIvsnis at Philadelphia,
from Delaware city reports brig kowena above Bombay
Hook, with loss Of bowsprt
Further particulars Of the gale at Havana
BARK RApip Ward sunk during the gale has been raised
and will commence loading in day or two,
IHE CnLpE H4RRoLp-This Vessel 10 being temporarily
repaired, and will leave for sw York In about wssb
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HAyRE-Pasket ship Zqrich-Mi;s Fowler Me.srs Du d
Muh Aug Koellner, Lindner Mr. Fletcher, lady and
sister, Mr. Gordon and ady Mr. Jacob and family; Mrs Fa-
vage5 children and Miss Johnston and
and 244 in the steerage.
MISUNDERSTANDING Siddons-J C Garfield and lady,
of Baltimore; Robert Nickel and lady, of Scotland Johan-
ma Jane Torysta Joseph Lowry Of Ireland; Wal
Mr. Harding of Boston James MARYLAND aud LADY, of Man
chester Mrs Richardson, of Qaebecand 3i3 in the
age.
LIvERrooL-Sbip Rappahannock- Rutson Maury. Esq,
Miss Ann Maury Mr. Herman CarDap Mrs Hodson and fmi
ly-and i42 in the steerage.
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ABsCoNDED.-We learn from the sRichmond
papers that William ID. Green, employed by
Captain Ragult Of the French ship Olympic inerpre'
containing hundred dollars, belonging to the Cap.
tain He had by direction of the Captain deposited the
bag at the bar Of the Columbian Hotel Saturday after
breakfast while the captain in another part of the
city, he called for the bag obtained it, and went off, il
is not known whther.-Bait Clipper.
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The Prince Edward Iionder says that the potato crop
of that Island although not large generally is is
Of much better quality than last year, and that the In
habants will have enough for their own use, and some
to spare.
The Eikton (Md) Wing states that the Hessian fly is
committing depredatons npon the wheat in Ccil county
Since the of the past week. the wheat which look
ed bad before has frightened up wonderfully and many
fields appear quite green.
A Pittsburg paper says that field Of potatoes was
wholly destroyed by the rot, but permitted to lie
to this without culture and discover
ed to have produced fine crop Of potatoes, without
symptom Of disease.
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CHRISTIE'S
G z I'm n E y y + & 4 u i y SIN a y

TMPREGNATED with the tro-Magnec Principle
and used in connection with Chrsties Magnetic Fluid
with the greatest benefit just appgpachng therefore
deemed direct public attention to the peculiar nature
aseedxo be the safe, certain and eectua application
discOvered-n few words, the best plaster in the
world!
These articlei highly recommended in all cases Of
for pains weakness Of the breast for
many of those complaints to which fema specially
liable As eenual means for strengthening the system
when by disease other certain aid
constitutional wesknes as preyenuve for colds and in
all chest generally the Gavanic Strengthen
Plaster will be found of and permanent advantage
The caused by its exceedingly pleasant and
reeable.
10 Only Agency IN New York,lls2 Broadway Beware
Of and worthless limitations n3 lwsrc
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u. 8. DISTRICT CouRr-Decree in the Case of
the sctr Impoial-The vessel and cargo to be sold
at public auction after giving days notice, and the
proceeds thereof be deposited in the Exchange Bank
Of Virginia The rate of salvage to be awarded, be
determined at special session of the court to be
vened sometime in December when the sale shall have
taken place, and the amount thereof ascerained, &c
BARK sTRArFoRD-Case Of the Mptineers-This case
was argued by Robert c. Nicholas Esq for the United
States, and T. Taylor Esq for the accused The jury
found the parties guilty, with recommendation to the
cemency OF the Court The term of imprisonment will
be fixed BY the Judge this morning monday at 10
o'clock.-NorfoM (Ta) Beacon, Nop 7.
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RINGS COUGH CANDY

r OMMON SENSE has always been considered in every
~ age ofhs indications OF sound intellect and
when exerted the Of suffering humanity becomes
ennobiiug virtue When suffering under the effects
Of cold slight cough how much better to at once Est rid
bic Cocgh Candy than allow the seeds Of perhaps I'm
gerng asthma fatal consumption be in
situations Does point out the
be pqrsuedwam clothing and Rings Cough Can
dyf Thousands have been quickly cured and that had
despaed-then why YOU reader or your aching friends
Read this from the Rev. Samuel d. Burchard =
some kind friends to Rings Cough Candy for
its virtues but found speedily relieved able
those dates from which had seriously feared be
Others prompts give the listle influence name
making the vrtueSpf this remedy known
public and impartug lutte that which prov
great assistance the effects namely confidence
SAMUEL d. BURCHARD,
Pastor of Houston street Presbyterian Church,
Thompson and Houston stree Is, New York.
For sale at Rings 1872 Broadway, corner Of John st.
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TESTIMONIAL.

LIE CHEVR DON ANGEL CALDERON DE LA
i BARCA, Minister Penpotentiary from the Court Of
Donna Isabel III Queen of Spain the United States
Washington do state that have known DR.. CCAsTLE
gentle standing pre-emnent IN his profession Of med
cal surgical Deptistthat those requiring his
and may place the fullest confidence his skill! and ineg
Or. A. CASTLE ssl Broadway inserts Artificial Teeth,
and performs every pertaining the restoration Of
the month. aud teeth 81 ,m@rh
nlsEASES OF THE URINARY ORoANs-Such
Bladder, Leucorrhoea or whites,
Urethra, Structures,
Kidneys, Seminal weakness,
Also, Gonorrh0a, Inability,
elects Weakness Of the parts, &c.
are speedily and eectusy by Abernethys Botan
cal Pills without particle Of mercury They equal
l suitable for females They and the
organs rarely, il experienced from taking
other medicines For sale Apohecaes' Hall IS Catha
street. and 2 Maiden lane Price ST. with directions
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COM MERCIAL.

NcW AOrAs MOVE AOs Aofos
AsHEs-The market was not very brisk to-day, but
yesterdays prices maintained The sales
about 5o barrels of Pots at So and 100 barrels Pearls at
So l2hx
business done than Monday holders having receded
some from their previous demands The sales amounted
to 1000 barrels Of Genesee and Troy at l2 and 1000
Michigan from the wharf at So
There nothing done in Grain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-11
Domestic Markets.

ROCHESTER, Nov. 9-On Saturday afternoon, the news
by the steamer Britannia telegraphed to Rochester
and the first intelligence reported advance Of some
ten or twelve shngs, currency, on -four in Liverpool
On receiving this the market became inflated and
sales were made high IS as-one of them Of
1900 bbls-a rate higher than the actual quotations
would warrant considering the high price OF freghts
wilfnl imposition, which it may be-and
instead of there being advance of los, only
ahout