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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-15

Ma WASH, Nfr=Ne e#py lis Characteristic
pafagriph from the "SuDirrHuraan Of last week
ENrtap fut Ana OF FnrrnoM-As | vasthc or.
iGnal1r al the a,ove nov lar iamtd scntim nj, think
II Is no more ttan. rghl that HE Cnmmnn Council should
IA gratitude fr Tie act, knock three or four Of rh.sp
ellie inlo one. 80 Is To extend beaehl 81 The patriotic
nhfa, sc tolIs Iluttuaas author.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-15
TRIMMINGS

~ every description and quality constantly ON hand.
we would ip'ile all ia want OF any Goods IN uur line.
10 can aod examine our goods and prices. As we deal in
s'"iil nr'h's anI cash, and are determined Ia sell Ga1ds
q ,IeaP rs 'hfy can be bought anywhere in Virginia.
We make no desia'ioas from FIRST prices. except when
suIfcieai 10 sell a single article. Those wIs6i,, "a M
n's' Their own Goods. can have then manufactured N
W. '''7' "ofhnaaithr manner and at the shortest notice.
fft'eh anI American Fashions received monthly.
". W. Il -.
NJ" =
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-15

#Iotrt>u G1otY-A gentleman fum Ibetsillc. s1ys
tAs ' = j. HsroHiaH. married / mosl i3ycly aIrl. AID
IN fNo hour afterwards maf-ltd with the volunteers.
\ uch planter 81 East fclirlnla nas engaged 10 a
ma,t oeaaIlul Young lady, with no dover but her charms
aud virtues. he r.loclaully lrft her lof lhc frontier. BAT
htinz dtsinus II securing 10 her his estate. be induce.
her 10 allow bHn 10 the clty.-Iaey werc manned. and
IA a leN mluufrs She returned In her new hume. and
he proceeded with lit volunteers.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-15

u S4atc - ciet-O On 11aedly last a lirle boy
ssa ul Nil ditd, fcudHs al Frankfort, f., was seized
with iiaIrul ~plcb41e. and ia ie~ moments lofc,d up a
snake. The eAHd bid been sch Tor nearly iNo years,
8ud Ter Nh, bssl pant 81 thai Time vas under the care 81
a phy<riau. Et,B ,G5r 10 restore lle ltle fellow 10
hs3Yh lliDd.Z ibeslaia = about SIX inches long. and
fesrraa with al'c. scales, and has heeo preserved
iast1l3r5itSa4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-15

y % i & h
AllNG taken a lease Of The Mills it this place.
a hoo"n as the Iaa2hane Allls. tor tenn ui
years. VIII be regularly III ,he wheat market. aud pres
pared 10 give the
HIGHEsT nrAR1xET PRICE.
Lump and Ground Plaster Viii always be kept on
hand, aud sud low lr cash.
Nf. JAMES NtrPuN who. learn. Is flyoyably
known 10 tine tanners ct the reston, vii mll Cor me.
and | hope s5eure Ht patronage from The public. which
'he convenient location Ct the property invites.
4. MONlG0MERY.
ApuI 23 i
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-15
ENCe ~FsEf!O4s.

VIE ladies' can now be accommodated wiki a goo,
d lot ut the above article, at
Don I, c. PETERS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-15

Black and fancy Sliins, black and fancy B,r,tbe
silks, B1mhazlnes, tas5mareti, Mrrino. fancy S,lk.
straw eal"ted aud bud Cashmere aud fanny anJ VIM
Alotseilles. w 3"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-15
$40 1 H..

This Land lies on boh sides Of pedlar river. near
PrdIar Mills. and If not sold beta cen this and the 9th
lnIy, II VIII then be oferrd, On the promises. to the
highest biddcr, at which lace aud umc, PERSONS in want
4 such a Farm, would do we'll 10 atleHd.
Address-Pedlar Mills. JOSIAH Il. ELLIS.
June s u31Iy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-06-15
Alexander hIdicr, Guaidian, &C.,
Ggoigsi

jonathan l.. Statall,adn'r with tic viii annexed of Wm
& Bo-ti,h, decd, Ar-oltm POLAND, Ahtolcm Host,k -.
czuior OF Ab,o!em Bostiek, decd, MARY Bo,ttcka and other.
Defendants.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-04
DIR FELIX GOUKAUD'S ITALIAN MEDI
GATED SOAP

THIS admirable cmolient now by common rated
A No. as remedy for blotches pimples pustues,
species Of discoloration Of the skn All competition has
been completely dstanced by this invaluable composition
the demand for which, within the last months has
sed than 1--WE hundred cent The clearnes and fresh
beaut6er OF the Skin and dressing
consde furnished with toilet that lacks
Gourauds Italian Medicsred Soap If beauty be- assert
erng which loveness resides should be kept in its
Dr.. Goursuds Grsesn Hair Dye, for coorus hair, has
for that purpose Poudre Subtitle for eradicstine hair
The Lily White, made by the Doctor is BY common con-
allowed to be the excellent article for
toilet Liquid Vegetable Rouge for pale lips and
checks These superlave cosmecs, together with large
stock Of choice and fancy sItces to pc had
street. first door broadway and the agency for Bea
Hair Restortive.
Agents-Jordon Milk st. Boston; Carlton Co.,
ell: Green Il Co, Worcester. aul2 imsr
II UCiNA CORDIAL, OK, THE ELlXER OF LOVE.
~ For the and speedy cure of lncipsn Consnmp-
Distracted difficult Mensruaton ncontnence OF Urine,
involuntary discharge thereof and for the general
ton OF the system no matter whether the result inherent
The wide celebrity OF this wonderful and nesfmable
dial IN both hemispheres Is SUFFICIENT guarantee Tor Its
quick and positive curing all the above ae
vigorang effects the human frame Persons all weakness
and astude before taking it, become robust and full
of under its influence. Ii Immediately counteracs
on and
considerable ncurable And it quickly the mpe-
dimen by physical which frequently
Dc justice to the merit: Of the Lucna Cordial which
garded by the heads Of the faculty all parts OF the world
Of the important MEDICAL discoveries Of
Price - bottle Principal ONCE Nassau street base
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-04
CON n u n G IAL.
New York, ssptsrabss 9.

New YORK; Septsxnbee 81
AsHxs-continus In fair request, but receipts are
small Pots So 62}s pearls 81 IS. The number OF bar
rels pots estimated TO have been exported the
TO Sist August, is 5,a47 and of pearls b9s
BEEswAx.-sales in Southern elbow made at 26ll
cents Northern is scarce-prime would bring ~ cents
cash
BREApsruFFs.-The receipts of -four continue as last
noticed-yery light This, with pretty fair enquiry for
homo use and also moderate demand for export, has
caused an advance OF about l2 cents Western since
this day week. Oswego has been sold at S. 81 r. and
at 81 i21s. Some Troy changed hands at 81 1915,
and al 81 ls Genesee is selling at 81 ls4, which IS
the current rate a parcel sold at 81 1919 ONO
round hoop So fiat do. 81 21s-the current rate - O6
In Southern there is change either IN prices or In
the general appearance of affairs The sales are only
wanted at 81 25 for Brandywne. The other descrp
tons last quoted Rye flour is in moderate demand at
81 rs 81 SIN Jersey meal for export at 81 56A;
some ask 81 62h Brandywne So cash. In wheat there
the receipts fair Some large lots of Western red
changed hands principally for milling purposes, at SO
also Genesee for export, at 90 cash. Rye
Northern has slightly declined receipts light
Sales made 6s cents for milling generally. Sales
also made Tuesday at rs cents but this price
could not be obtained yesterday Corn is better a
good demand exists and prices have advanced Sales
Southern yellow made at SO a "a cents measure f;
Northern, 55 a SO cents Western, SO a 54t weight
from the LIST to the 3st of August is 664 bushels
corn 1921, and rye al 999.
Corros.-The sales yesterday 1000 bales to day
WILL probably remain the until the arrival of the
steamer now due Our outside quotations, it must be
borne in mind, are those we refer to at present
Cts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-04
The Crops.

EAST FELIcrASA, Aug. 90, Is46-Within the last ten
days our prospects for cotton crop have been most
cruelty bghted The long continued spell of wet wes-
Their has caused all the uniformed bols to she'd This Is
accelerated by small worm which into them But
this is not the greatest evil the army is in our
midst and has carried death to standing crops we
are totally ruined, and human aid can save us all
means have failed in stopping the ravages this ormi
dabe enemy There will be not than the sixteenth
OF a crop made in this parish.
Extract of letter received in Charleston from Orange
burg s. C. =" We had good day yesterday Tor
picking cotton. have four different kinds of worm in
my cotton; two green worms, of which never saw
before II your hand happen to touch it, is like coal
Of fire. The third kind the caterpillar and the fourth
the boil worm only of which seen in one Of
the cotton basketsn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-04

LNrRLrooL-Ship Samuel Hcks-9 bales / case & ]
Thorti bales csmbrics 1893 sacks salt Hicks cos cks
nasead DASH cs Richardson Watson-5OO bo1e tin
P st W bruce son-5o crates earhenware Thompson
man crates earihenwsre Jsckson-3 cks Warren, Ste
sTo,ben@a cssk Smith col cask Hysop *
= brothsrs-7 Crooks Joseph Hnd,oa-ss Butter.
10 baskets bags Wi.S soh on. M .s
wills dos cs chs Patrek-s cs casks Miles, casks
Maiee-s Hager- Bantam Btothersa Vsn y yss
S%,,n; col P9er1l95 crate. w Hsuis-s CsmsS@
Logan-l9 Rollins x Clarkson--i50 coal g Themn s
6sedmm Welt II eases bags sheets iron To- oras
N nsGowISmp Sarscen-ll5 es mdse 81 do soda Lee
chsons whskey Stem3 bale, Patton stewsy-2i d pun IN
BIZ Gihon 10 do Cameron Brand-3o do smith & Tbn
ming Maae-I6 bis N Hswkins-o bis "a BIZ, ~ num-
ehsons whiskey 8 pipe, 200 tons iron g order,
AID Maler-t q Hessensurg-IA Fl Wsrd~i W Robe
avn Coles-ii sincapckel& Bach s HaSIln osthemsr
era Bsllen SANDER Psyne-ii Solomon Koba,,oSn
"a WintsIheG, Piper Korsh-s z ssna-as schrsge
Keep Ihny, Young 4 Eliis-t Almy Pattsrson-l W
maan,3i Victor Achells-ss Power & Freres-3a ID Lii
lendahi,g . Gerdng-IiJ Doan eos Baker co..
Victor X puckvitz-2t w Geepe K sons. 81 Emenputch
q w Hort,msa-2 Born 4 schuchsrd--2 9 w Thomas-3
l. susller-I Wagner ID Beckwith-s do w Holder.
4. HAMsyRa7Hsnturg brig Johannes Chr.torph- bores
Ispc,eI Losssssfk Ws.ePdoet.s All Baehe
eases Muller-t do Bechel x Drey er-s do order
a. bug Democrat-S2l boxes India rubber shoes box
oo sashss nuts bags do choes India rubber 10 bS.
ob 90 pressved ines Aea Parsoui do India ru bier
sboesnv - Ton Aaelme3ls logs ioi crotches
"'"okahy ," 'ons instic A Iossiere X co
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-04
MARITIME HERALD.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Ship, Lucas, Miller, Canton oyphant Son; Stephan,
Wilson Phladelpha Brig, Nimble shaw, Baltimore;
ii Ssord, McPallsnd Brsnos saariaT. sioops V;c,sIv
Rowland. Providence; Deep Run. sourhwouh, New Ha-
Arrived.
Ship samuel Hicks Bunker from LIVERPOOL July 80 with
,,gass with Bss%en ship ouss bound 70 the sst,
ship s,raeen, Hankin from Glasgow July H. with mdu
Shin Star Republic Mos, % days from Galveston Texas,
Ship Thos Perkins Arthur days from Boston in ballast
to master The intended to take part of Col Steven
lf Rio nso July
y goss S@s @ssu. Nai%d S Day:
s%a with Swedish is 81 lSn
Walsh VIII salt. @ Mia.ifiSa Tie made sSss
was day. to the north Of 8 So with light winds from the
so Rsa Sss EEL, % z 50
mdse and rs stseIage passengers, Pavensad sehqms.
Far 4s SesSf : s e % ss%;H
49, spoke ship Newton, Of Richmond from London for
away from I%. Sf ION spoke snip ''f'
brig %Ses a"s S Sn es0
chem Aags oS%,iss sai sandy Hook .pSts barb Con;
Brig Sabao, Sawyer Is days from Easpod with plaster to
City with mahogany to Badger & Peek
Brig Clinton, Andrews days from Savannah with
sc, TO Sturgess, Clearman * Co.
Brig Gsorxiana Hopkins days from Norfolk with
&c to Sturgess, Clesrman x Co.
brig Lawrence, Commander Mercer, 81 days from PEN
sacoa.
Brig Democrat Howe % ds FIN Pro, with India rubber
Forbes 6, Nickerson.
Brig Henrietta Turston 10 DIS I'm Easport. with plaster
TO master
Sasdnian schr Telegraph Lanero DIS I'm Genoa via Glib
raltar, with wine &c master.
schr Sussex, Townsend.2 days from Indian River with
corn, to Munroe.
sehI Manchester Matthews, 5days from Richmond, with
Schr Vesper Baker, days from Norfolk with
Miller. Sid in with schr Sarah OF Salem
Schr Lucy Harrison, Bunton, Virginia, potatoes.
Schr 4 upshur, Nelson, CT ervystone, corn
Schr Psmpero. Bedel days from Philadelphia.
Schr Empire, Burr. 3 days from Philadelphia.
Schr Ann d. Tredwell, days from Virgins;
Schr Haven, Brown, days from Snow Hill.
Schr Cassandra, Baker, Virginia, coal.
Schr Ann. Crust, days from Berlin coal.
Schr Blossom, Sterling, Virginia
RelOw.
Bark Constance, (of BOSTON, Milton from Leghom, June
Ii, Gibraltar July g. with fruit &c, TO Draper Devn.
SnfieN.
Ships Ocean, Brazos Santiago; Uncas do Empire Liver.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-04
PARTISAN ORATIVE
UPHOLSTERY,

THE subscribers have their full assortment
of Brocates Silas Satin de LANES, Tapestry Lamps
India Damasks Chintzes, Noreens Ornaments and Trim
mnss, suitable for Bed and Window Curtains and Furni-
Coy Of all descriptions for Interior Decorations,
selected with the French aud English manu-
factories by Of the firm and embrace the largest an d
purchased for cash. enable offer lower price than
any other establishment in the city.
examine stock from which they supplied
quantity wholesale and retail Persons furnishing will also
find their advantage to select from our assortment
which for variety cannot be surpassed The newe designs
for internal decorations received by every packet,
SOLOMON HART
Upholsterers and Importers A3 Broadway,
AZ Imsv the Park
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-04
Domestic n,nportas,oos.

sAyAsrAH-BdgCl inon-e2 II cash, re- = ru,,n.,- A.
cks III Buterso cks Cowdy wcIs,as e =. r,manuel-ie
sssr ms. oass cotton C9H do Reaafd Co.'S
ham, box FS d Lstnrop-l irnnk Nj. rice Brig
oALvEsTosI Texas-Ship Star Repub,eosmols En- -
boxes mdse, CASKS beans do mdse hsl". eot,9n
phens X Hardness. ' easA' mdse Ste
NonyoLH-Brg Geergisna-ss5I bushels corn A u ,,y.,e
ppn tnrpentine Warning sen-l5 bbls Tobacco No M
Blow x March. " ' =" F" "u-ivs do shad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-04
PRIVATE DISEASES.
BRANCH OF THE PHILADELPHIA COL
LEGE OF MEDICINE.


81 Nassau Street,
PARTICULAR NOTIt'E.-Pateuts residing in any part
Of the Union by writing fill statement q their sua
DELICATE private or o,hery il will be consulted upon by
eessary remedies, with directions, forwarded
In this instance the lee 1872 which VIII include all ex
w. r. DICKINSON, Agent,
81 Nassau street, Herald Buildings,
Where Of the Members-Doctor McDonnsli-s in con-
THE SPECIFIC EXTRACT
For the OF Gononh9a Glees Structures, weaness
Of the sexual organs nocturnal and all dsehsEs.
any other remedy yet dscoyered without interfering IN
any way with business. Price 81 per pot.
SARSAPARILINE,
Prepared by the College, is the active prnepe Of the
mime Honduras i approved by the College f9r the
scroula rheumatism cutaneous eruptons enlarge
ment and pains Of the bones syphic :ympoms ard the
inJudicous uae OF mer-
cury and unskllu medical Price, 81 per bottle,
" NON.MERCURIAL BLACK DROP
This valuable Alternative remedy in syphilis both
primary and Ii should be resorted 70 imme
datey the first OF the disease Persons
whe have eruptons the skim venereal nodes rheumatism
scrou any disease arising from impure state Of the
blood not be without It, Single bottles
Sl--cases OF half dozen, q.
Carefully packed and forwarded all parts OF the Union
WE DlCklNs0N. Agent. ~ Nassau street
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HEAD THE fULLU VINO AUV EsI loAnar-Nls
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHARMAC,
g NASSAU STREET

THE MEMBERS Of me New York College o. Msdiciis
private nature and can Confidently promise 70
sury the constitution Or confinement from bushes:
10 @ q z Sc:s
mt Of suffering and time may be thus avoided One
a. !.
' 70 Ssfss
%
all msdci5e Isqu.its . psrfSr% radical By .tad
IaetOn, and treatment received elsewhere. Il any. and
closing ~ '' vvfERrtifaEAus Specific FILLS
For the .;af; Of ss. s seminal mn sS
,:'; twenty ys. ri i
III or' diseases Of ths Ursihs They effect eare in @u
G1
p,STC DEBILITY CT ~
sss ss Ss % & New sss..S
remedy for impotence, stsy, baennsss unlsss dspsn
Single bottles 81 each cases Of hal Oxen Is esrsfsl,
packed and sent to all parts Of the Union.
RECORDS AFFIRMATIVE MIXTURE.
LOR the permanent Of primary or secondary syphilis
u Ct Or ., any q
All persons supsetns vsnsrs tsins rsnaass n their sy
tenn should use III: purifier without delay :ao PEI
without thoroughy cleansing the sysssm with this justly
celebrated aterrauvc.
Sold in single bottles 81 each OF half dozsn TO-
t carefully packed and sent to all Of the Union
OoNcENTRAT IL, ExT INA 9F sAEsArARlLL
pREPARED by the New York COLLEGE Of Mede,ns a.
This refined and highly concentrated possessing a.
the Purifying qualities and curative OF the sbovs
herbs confidently recommended by the College supeut
any Of sarapara at present before the public an
may BE- ced on remedy for all diseases arsn
fran an impure Of ina blood such scrouia salt
ring worm bAoches pmpes, ulcers pain in the bones
onts nodes erupons, liberated sore throat
any disease arising from the secondary effects Of syph
Sol ll' ~ u s;u9i" bottIes At rs cent?
" N cases Of halfe dozen bottles fs3
= one dozen S6W
Gases forwarded to all parts Of the Union,
N b. vsrY liberal discount wholesale purchasers.
wv. 2, RICHARDsON. M. D.. :
6hwue WssgnD sRsst ueW xe1s 4
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FILL IND WINTER GOODS FOR MEMS
WEAR
KITCHEN RANGES. $500.

yNHE Propnetors prepared 10 furnish Holmes'
ranges the trade set them up for private families OF
boarding right from the patentes
manufacture and them. Our experience ia
ing and setting Kitchen anges, II this CITY, Tor the past
surpassed for economy convenience and dne,ity They
chased and no they will be removed free OF expense to
the purchaser Numerous references can be given 70
wishing purchase The prices range from Is TO - dollars
The constantly manuiacurpg and are well
supplied with parlo ONCE, and bedroom CRATES Of the
newest patterns
Also-TiNWARE, bright, plain and js?aned They have
msssns az all ready Ranges grxtes and boers-
A'' smokey ehimn'y' cured n0 ffs frs HS W. soN
AMI I'M ~ 'AA Nf~-s.~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-04

BINDERS BOAkDs.-lo,ooo lbs. Binders Boards, supe-
- ror quality from Nos % g So Just received and Tor
sale by PERSSE X BROOKS,
aus IL 1mr hssnd 81 Moscow II.
ITO TRUNK MAKERS-io.eoo lbs Trunk Boards su
periox quality, from Nos H. just received and
sale by PERSSE BROOKS,
aui2 imr sssnd 81 Nassau
u LE0ANT FURNISHED APAkTMENTs, on ths
II European plan; psrlon with bedrooms attached, With
without breakfast md tea q Broadway aal3lnsf
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- = =
CARRIAGES

THE undermined formerly of the House Of Brewster
Laurence CO., having again resumed the Carriage
business Is and Canal street. Offers for sale spendid
stock OF Caages OF superior style and finish, and vites
the attention Of his former patrons and friends. assurn
them that the confidence, extsnsyely reposed in
him. shall extend Observation-Disclosures he pos
facilities the wishes Of ALL both in lnality
price, equal to any establishment this country
JAMES BREWSTER,
sulslmsnc Is and n Genial street.
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THE PILES.

Piles. nlisn%aoa q he M and sDsss, iaa.n%s
% R:dSo Missfii 4 Ky Spine
as oesS public
internal remedy not az s.eR.i sSGpe :,
Blind and probably The only thing that
w r sad nS msens
s.rs and improves the general earkaSie
of the most acute IL without danger
eo' sn s: As
in their effects This medicine ATTACKS
the cure certain and permanent.
The Eieciuary contains mineral medicine, NO aos.
ss S sadsr
chance in Diet necessary II taken according to directions
~ l'S BSMs5y Sold wholesale and retail
MO CURE NO rAY-THE HERB DOCTOK.-!f any
Morbus CSoIeTs nfatu%s amy Disorder q the sowes we
no, how bad they if there ms
md Gso dS f., he d s that
worked through the shin then when thus reduced i
he I him % ss q hss as
after The doctor beyond the %sd
we
a.
No !. South Seventh street Philsdsrhs Or TO- No ses
yos an: it yGa 70 ss
herb medicines for all diseases and curing thousands
You with believe there virtues in the herbs
dnt healing virtues that all the ingenuity Of man could not
herbs for mans relief He spread them round
every side and the sick would gather and apply with
Judgment farewell all disease Seventeen years has the
from them health restoring medicines and he has been the
hands Of Higher Power the humble Of curing
twenty Thousand patients He all diseases
lar eonss%pon and he might for he cured hm.e
apd curing than all the other doctors together in
Of these medicines He does pretend to
all diseases with medicine like some Of adyer-
judgment with such foy-but he really does maize some
hundred different kinds OF pure Herb Indian medicines.
O'Clock in the morning until O'Clock night.
HUNTERIAN DIsrENsARY No. DIVISION street,
for the successful Of scroaa diseases
tism ulcers OF the Cloths tcnss throat nose and
syphilitic etis named eyes, impotence or gradual
al
TO perfect and lasting in any and All
celebrated Dr. Hunters Red Drop can be obtaned medi
secret diseases The dispensary arranged per
calling will but the doctor himself who in
to relief all who give him call Hundred Of
certificates voluntary given Of course Of which
the Dspensary ali Of which were cured BY tins medicine
Price One Dollar per vial, WHICH is warranted in all
has been years standing without pain
OF advertised symptoms of structure the most healthy
the only medcue chest vial of the above
remedy a., -.
of Phadepha at present. after the first Of September il viii
be sale that city, also connterfeted in Boston
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Passengers Arrlxea.

LyERrooL-Ship Samuel Hicks-Mr q Wolf Mr. & G
Chartreis Is 5 in he stserage 49,
,5L4s9ow-Br ship Snscen-Rev Duncan, Miss Brough
.aIss Denny, Miss Steel, and 81 in steerage.
bREMEN-Brsmeo bark Caroline-Nlr + Gary and LADY, Mr.
Kanschsmeusch, w ,Wredo M Weyman, Weyman Mr.
GaLvEsToS. lTsyslTSh,p Star Republic-CaptC Won
Sommers and SON. MIR u Earl, and 10 in steerage.
SAvtSHAH1Bng Clinton--Mr A Lee lady and chill
dreu; T. Calhoun, Murphy. ~
NoRFoLK-Brlg GeorglsLa-John Simms, Morton w
ii Williams, M Bsgby, Mrs Smead and three chi idren
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NoRyoLx, Sept i-An schr Mary Anu Rosne York. Brig
DO aud w James River