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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-15
NEW F\LL AND WINTER GOODS.

NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
THNlit. subscribers are now receiving and IN a few
days will have in store, their entire stock of FALL
AND WINTER GOODS among which will he
found iuassorment of the most fashionable, for La
dies and Genilemen's Wear. well a largc stock d
Noocns Domestics. Hats Caps. Boots and Shoes and
most every article usually found in Dry Goods estab
shmcnt.
Feeling grateful for the patronage heretofore received
they cordially invite their friends and the public CIV,
ther stock examination, pledelng themselves us,
every excrton aud spare no pains 10 please all who may
favor them with call.
: ct 'GGENllEIMER & BROTHER
September u
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.VEDv' CO.s'(EIs.V.

'if subscribers have associated themselves together. un-
L der the firm and stsc of
ROBERTS * WALLER
for the purpose of conducting
wholesale aud Retail Grocey. and Commission Bus,
ness
in tins place at the old stand Lee Roberts, and will at
all tunes keep large and we'll selected Stock of Groceries
10 winch they most respectfully the their
friends and the public generally,
RNLANn ROBERTS
Jan It's RICHARD p WALLER.
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VIRGINIA =

VIRGINIA =
hu4es held the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Super
'ouri OF La" and Chanccry, for the County OF Nelson,
On Monday, the 18th day of Januarv, 1877
James Pamphn, Trust next friend to Sarah T. Kirby
Faintif,
against
'ohh Kirby, John Bowman, William Kirby and BENJAMIN
nhnfmnnd and Nancy his wife, formerly Nancy Bowm
iim H. Bowman, Francis b. est and Sophia his wife,
formerly Sophia Bowman, Sherrod Bow man susanna
man, ',lbert W. Bowman, Joseph Bowman Samue Bowman
ana "ioer Bowman and James Bowman hers at law OF
James H. Bowman, deed, which said john Nancy. " am
IL, sophia, Sherrod, SUSANNA Gilbert W . Joseph Samuel
ana James L. Bowman, heirs law of Gilbert Bowman,
decd, M nd,nt.
lS CHANCERY
m he defendants John Kirby, " liam j kbv benjamin
Ihmond and Nancy his wife John Bowman and Susanna
bowman, not having entered their appearance and given
security! according TO the Act Of Assembly and the Rules
m ,hS court aud IT appearing by satisfactory evidence,
a they are not mhab tants OF this Commonwealth 1t Is
ordered that they do appear Rules be held the Clerks
e VI the SAID CIRCUIT super or Court of Law Chancey
Tor TIE county OF Nelson, the first Monday in April
ana answer the Plaintiffs BILL and that copy of t ord he
inserted IN SOME newspaper published in the town
o nrhbnrg for two nnnths surccsyev and posted tho
front door OF the Court-House of this County.
Copy-Teste,
SEATON H. LOVING Clk pre- tomporc
Jan 2S-w2m
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SELLING OFF TO CLOSE.

SELLTNd OF T TO z EUSE
MYTH view Of closing our present business on the
W TIL - March next. we offer our large and de
sable stock Of DoDS, greatly reduced prices, and
without gard Those wishing 10 purchas Good,
would do well 10 give us a call Oar customers par
tcularly invited To examine stock. Goods viii bt
I'D 10 them on the usual time.
Jan le-wts DAVIS, COiIIOlN & Go.
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Feb. 15-N Pm
VIRGINIA -

VIRGINIA.
a hHies hrld in the Clerks Off 'e of the C.reur
county OF Nelson, On Monday the ls day Of February
anderson NJ. White, Elizabeth White NJ ropru
w hre, John w. White, and Lucy Jane NhITe III,
'as' three OF whom are infants under the ace Of twenty
friend, p1.,;G "'A'
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SHELTON WRIGHT.

LhuES m ER " k.tEiuHf C0UP.tNI
NOTICE Is hereby given that Tor the purpose of clearing
out the depoSites IN the Canal repairing the Locks Sc
the water Will he Withdrawn the several levels IN the
or about the 2}l OF the same month,t NJ ilen Al, ,
lam ON or about the ls Of Jncat the Seven Islands Feeder
ON or aboutth 9th OF Jmeand the I've River and Iona
han>d at I-ynchb7rg, about the 18th of june
by order OF the President and Directors
W. b. CIllrTENDEN, Secretary
March S-NtljAIay
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RANKIN & WHrTLoCK,
GENERAL. COMMISSION MERCHANTS
a \ ID ; III | b II o X T. Il ),
RICI MOND. "a

RICHMOND, VA.
4 RE prepared to receive STORAGE on reason
IA able terms, in the commodiuus fire proof Ware
house occupied by them the Dock adjoining the ware
house of NleSsrs. John \, Lancaster \ Co. They are
also prepared To forward PRODTCE s. .NERCILlN.
DIE with despatch, and ON reasonable terms
Jan. 2l-3m
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NOEl &c
FINIE 81 BSCRlBER has rented for the cnsn no
4 year. the House McsSrs Bell x Fuckers DIV
foods store, ar the purpose of keeping BOARDING
II u Sc where he will be prepared receive Boarders
by The month or year, and after the LIST Of January
INlt. ON the must rels fuahlc terms.
lie Will have one Two excellent rooms Tor families
not as vet engaged.
Dee 81 WILTSHIRE II LEWIS
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EDWIN r. PAGE,
.lTTOR.NTi .lT Law.

EDWIN PAGE,
.lTTORNEf .lT Law.
CAMPBELL. { H.,,A
WILL practice Ia all the Courts of Campbell coun-
W ". The Quarterly and Superior Courts Of Frank
lm Putsylyania and Halifax Counties
J.. Il. and j. W Page, having associated themselves
IN the practice of the Law will attend the Courts in
lynchburg Amherst, Campbell, Franklin Puts, lyania
aud Halifax. All business entrusted 10 their care will
have prompt attention
for f.. H. Page, address Campbell {. II.
J. W. Page sill retains his office in l.ynchbug
Feb. SIS
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.S'O ~ " ID, ID HS!
SELLING OUT Al COST AND LESS,
FOR tn IR 1'T D.I Us ON l. Y.
Adams n wilkinson

WILL this day commence selling their entire Stool,
Of Goods, at Cost and less, for thirty days only.
Persons in want Of Goods at reduced prices will please
call and examine
Jan. 2~-is
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Notice

FINIE HIGHEST CASH PRICE will be paid Tor
! corn. delivered either at Langhornc's Mill OF
at Beaver creek, miles below lynchburg the ca
nal A. y. MONTGOMERY.
Nos wis
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NEW CONCE RN.

NEW CONCERN
|ENlf. subscribers would respectfully inform their
friends and the public generally, that they have
formed co partnership. under the style aud firm OF
.NcCL.L\.3iLLN& TUO.HPSO.N.
Tor the purpose ot DONG General Grocery aud Commits
sion Business, AT the late stand Of Mel lanahan Co
Our stock at Groceries, Dmescs Sc, will be found
all times, large and we'll selected and al low prices
tonSIgnmcnts oi Flour. Wheat. Tobacco and all kinds
NJ Produce will receive prompt personal attention
6o"s received and forwarded; charges for Drayagc
We respectfully solicit share of public patronage
JOHN G. MCCLANAIIAN.
CALVIN THOMPSON.
November l6 Is
MORE RICH CASllNlFRES AND MUSllNS
llNA f. this day opened fine LOT of the above goods
10 an examination OF which invite the attention o
the Ladies. d. r. {. PETERS.
Oct. - Is
IVORY KNIVES AND FORKS, IN SETS OF 81
l PIECES,
Knives and Forks. OF various kinds, b, the dozen,
Lea Trays oi various patterns,
tandlcstlcs, Snulers aud trays,
Britannia Ware,
Andlrons, common and fine.
ShoNcls, longs and Polcr,
Brass and Britannia Spttouns.
Curtain Pms, Curtain Bands Sc. &c,
! For sale by GREGORY & RONAII,
! Dec. 2l-ts
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40 REV ARD,

nJNANAf from the subscriber, living at Coles
Ii vile p,st OFF .. Stokes county, North Carolina,
a, the rig, Of the 23rd November last negro man by
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-15

SlN IECTt RES on the uses of the Lungs with y
- Illustrations Designed for all Glasses of Readers.
by Samuel : Fitch \. NJ, NJ d.
For sale by u B. PAYNE
Feb. is
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.v'OfsCC
.HpSr Concern.


'Ilif undersigned have this day formed co partnc
slip. under the style and firm of
WILKINSON \ HATCHER
for the purpose OF conducting general Dry Goods Gro
ref} and Commission Business, They have purchased
1t Hatcher crcn their entire stock of Goods aud taken
the tenement occupied by them aud also thai recently
occupied by Mr. VIM j. Mills where they will have
IN lew weeks, large and well selected stock Of Dry
loads and Groeeres Ia offer 10 their old friends aud Gus
tomorS and the public generally at prices 10 suit the
tunes Fur 'hasors are requested To call and examine
heir stock before purchasing elsewhere
1lloS. NJ. WILKINSON,
Feb lis J. 4 JNrCIIER
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The Defendants. John BoWes and Henry s Peyt,n.
no having entered their appearance and given security
according to the aet of Assembly and the Rules of this
Cort and appearing by satisfactory evidence thai they
are not inhabitants 81 this Commonwealth II is ordered
that they do appear hereon or Def re the FIRST day of Anil
term neN and answer the bill of the Plant Us that
copy o this order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper published IN the town Of ynchburg for two months
successfully and another copy thereof sted at the front
door OF the Court House OF this county on some Court
dry. A Copy-Testc
S. II. LOVING, CIR pro TEN.
Feb. I--w2m
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('ohMENrARIES on the New Testament by
Y Arnold Il LoBman.
The Purifaus aud their principles, hy +. Hall.
The Poets and Poetry Il the Aneicuts
t.fssdYu's Memoir ni hi, Times,
The lady's Receipt Book, by Mis- Leslie.
Just received by
Jan 25-ts u \ PAYNE.
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r. \ l. y ' J.. As o II L Nj Mt q F
NEW GOODS.
"RENr DECLINE IN PRICES.
November 10Th, lS46.
4 AN now receiving extensive assortment of NF\N
oooDS. bought upon rapidly declining market. and
at such prices as will enable me to sell them lower an
inry have been sid in This place. All persons in want
Zoo bargains are earnestly requested to call and see
before ey buy.
f.. j. BURTON.
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Clover Seed.

Clover Seed,
1kn 81 SHELLS STRICTLY PRIME MOI \
AcVfAlN CLOVER SEED. Just received on con
signmeui. and lor sale by ROBERTS \ WALLER
Feb. SIS
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Nov | |
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-09-18
CITY TRADE REPORT.

NEW YORK, FRIDAY AFTERNOON sept IL.
The market for new and fresh ground -four was firm,
well good brands Of other escrptons while ns-
rior to ordinary Of all kinds dull Wheat exhibited
no change while sales rather light Corn closed
at about yesterday quotations after the news sxcspt
In sale OF handsome round yellow, which indicated
slight decline Small sales ofrye made ut previous
rates 1t will be perceived by the telegraphc market
reports that the foreign produced impression
Hour in OF her cities which 1t had reached Provisions
were while sales light and prices about the
same In groceries there was no change Of moment.
AsHEs-The market for pots was hrmer and We note
sales OF 200 barrels At IS 26 pearls again fell small
sales were made At So so.
BEEswAX-No change in prices
were made at So rs; 100 do Ohio, good quality were
sold from store at So SAX 800 do Genesee ground
sold 1t % 49, and 400 do Michigan sold at IS 66x.
A small sale OF Genesee from prime new wheat was re-
ported at 80, and another small lot OF do at IS SIX
1900 do Brooklyn Mills, sold private terms south
ern continued dull and no sales reported Wheat
Sales OF 600 bushels Illinois red made ct ll2k cts
about 1000 bushels Ohio white sold cts and 1000
do mixed at 10 cts Corn-Late yesterday afternoon
sales Of $500 bushels made at 65 cts To-day
bushels Of do were made at &c. and about 1000
62hc. $500 fiat yellow sold ut 62K cts, and 1880 do
handsome round northern yellow, sold ut 63h cents
Meal-Sales Of $40 barrels western New York were
made at So 62h RyelO00 bushels, In the slip, sold at
rs cts and small sales also reported at 70 OTIS
Oats-Saes Of 500 bushels made ut ~ ctsat retail
they were worth rs and AZ cts, old and new bearing
nearly the same prices.
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Died.

On the l4th inst, HAHSraAvN NEwcoMs GALE, son
of Henry O. Dunncl, NJ. d., aged 10 months l6 days
The friends Of the family requested TO attend his
funeral on Saturday, at 2. M
At Brooklyn, yesterday, AorEs McGRyooR.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to
attend her funeral Sunday afternoon at O'Clock
from No III Liberty street.
On Thursday, the 10th inst, JoHr j. ZxH, aged %
years.
Tho friends Of the family are respectfully invited to
attend his funeral from his late residence ais Grand
street on Sunday afternoon at one o'clock, without
further invitation
On Friday morning, 18th inst after a short and Sc
we're illness Mrs JuLia ASr MoNaoy, widow Of the late
Dr. Ohio Monroy, aged 40 years monthn and days.
The friends and acquaintsnces Of the family most
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral without fur
ther invitation, this Saturday afternoon at O'Clock
from the residence of her son-inlaw MIR Ehu Ayres,
900 Canal near Hudson street, Her remains will be
taken to Greenwood Cemetery.
Dayton, Ohio papers please copy
At the Naval Hospital, Island Of salmandina, aged
about SO, OF yellow fever the 27th ult, after mw
days illness DR. JoHN KyAsSEY, feet surgeon OF the
squadon In the Gulf Of Mexico native OF Ireland and
long resident Of the District OF Columbia aud Mary
laNd,
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CANpLEs.-There was change in sperm.
CoFFEE.-At private SALE heard Of transactions
of moment. By auction 200 bags Of Rio slightly DANA
ged, sold at 6'S 6H cts, cash
CoTroN-The market to-day has been quiet but
without change in prices since the arrival Of the steam
Union, Sales of 1000 bales have been reported.
FisH.-There were arrivals of dry cod or mackerel
and no sales of moment reported, while prices OF
Fnurr.-NOthing new in bunch raisins They were
out OF first hands and prices governed chiefly by
the retail trade
HEMr.-For American dew rotted, the market con.
hacked damaged, sold at $l57 per ton, cash.
LEAp.-sales OF 1000 pigs were made at 81 10.
ssEs-Continued inactive, while quotations re-
NAVAL sronEs-The market quiet, while prices
remained about the Dealers seemed inclined to
wait for later per Britannia No sales Of moment
| transpred.
Oms-Sales of 5000 gallons English linseed were made
at $780, and 1000 do American country at 60c Sales Of
$500 barrels handsome whale made at SIC delivered
ut Sag Harbor 5000 do do delivered at Greenport sold
at a6c and 400 bbs handsome selected do sold in the
city at $50.
Or CAKE-sales Of so tons round, were made at s2l
| per ton.
PRovIsroNs-A small sale Of extra Mess Pork was re-
ported at $4 co. and small sales OF Prime do, at Sl
I21 quality not stated 100 barrels old Mess sold at
Sl3 371a 400 do good Mess sold ut Sl4 25; Prime
worth WOO in large way about 81 asa 81 s7h Hams
7c and so do Shoulders sold at &C. Beef sales Of 40
tierces Mess made at SIT 6o and 90 bb city Mes
at Sl3 Butter and Cheese, no change.
RIcE-Sales Of about 80 100 terces, made ct IS
621za So rs.
were made at &c, months.
srED-No change. Clover steady at mo for new Ohio,
and Timothy at SIT so a $40.
TALLow-steady at l0c.
WHALEBoSE-N w. We continue to quote at $40
Soc
WHsKEY-small sales Drudge were reported at 27xo,
and 60 bbs Ohio, sold at 27c
WooL-Within two or three days past, the sales Of
American fleece have reached about 900 lbs at prices
varying from % 40 ~ cents The receipts continued
fair, and though there accumulation Of stock
there was supply in first hands The stock Of South
| q gh W m a. in
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Law Intelligence.

SRrREME COURT, Sept l7.-Present Justices Cady,
McCoun, and Hurbut.-The Court heard some special
motions in the morning In the Of Armstrong vs.
Van Alstyne, q motion made to strike the cause
from calendar, and give judgement for the plaintiffs
Ordered that the motion be denied with $40 costs In
the of Kipp Brown Mech ct al, motion to
compel q. j. Bogart to complete his purchase under
foreclosure. Decree-It ordered that the motion
stand until the decision Of the Chancellor In the
of Araold ct. al Gilbert et al before him
appeal No. 65-Centivro vs. Rider, which was
taken u2 yesterday proceeded with and concluded
in which John Wallis, Esq, appeared for plaintiff and
j. w. Tompkns, Esq, Of White Plains, for defendant
Mr.. Wallis opened the case, and was replied to by Mr.
Tompkns but before the latter had concluded his argu
ment the court adjourned
SUPERIOR CouRT. Before Judge Oakley. - Stone &
ponvaiksnburgh ps. Jeremioh TarbsH-This WAS
ton for goods sold and delivered The amount claimed
was $249 49, The sale and delivery OF the goods
admitted. The defendant proved that previous to the
OF the partnership between the plaintiffs the
plaintiff Overwhelmingly twas In partnership with
another person. and mt the time swed the defendant
considerable sum; that when the partnership between
the pantis was formed agreement entered into
betweea Vanvslkenburgh and defendant, which
ted Dy plaintiff Stone) that defendant shond be paid
MS debt out OF the newly formed partnership propery
and that In pursuance of that agreement and to qui
oy defendant aud delivered to him. The jury found
verdict for the defendant. For plaintiffs Mr. H. Clarke;
Tor DEFENDANT Mcssrs. .Cowies aud Sttt
UNITED STATES CoMmIssIoNER's OFFICE, Sept H.
before commissioner Morton.-.assauH Nth danger.
Gus weopon captain Smyley, OF the bark America
arrested this morning, BY deputy marshA Collins,
cbarge OF assault with dangerous weapon one Of his
crew lie was held TO ball In $500 to answer.
VFHss ssAru cIaogp Ceusr, Sept. li--rr~seat
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MONEY MARKET.

Inc STOCK market continues very much unsettled;
most oftho ancies are steadily settling down, with tales
to some extent Of each. AT the first board Long Island
fell on IA per cent Canton " Farmers Loan IA Resd
Ing a Harlem 81 Norwich aud Worcester and Pennsyl-
vania o's closed at yesterdays prices while Treasury
Notes advanced per cent The great decline in Hsr-
lem WITHIN the past few days, hardly DO accounted
Tor The fall from the highest price has been seventeen
per cent There Is no doubt but that prices had become
TOO much Inflated that the advance had been too rapid
from which movements anticipated reaction, but
we did not anticipate such a fall
At the second board the market was little more
fusyaat and prices improved fsssten, Harlem wsnt
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ALBANY, Sept II.
Flour--The market remains unchanged by the news,
while sales limited at previous rates Wheat-No
sales reported. Corn-2000 bushels Of western
mixed the market for which SO cents ask
ed Oats-Sales Of 1000 bushels made at as cents
Barey-A parcel of 1000 bushels old the market
and held at 65c No change in whiskey Receipts by the
canal during the past "a hours follow Flour,
5000 bbls corn, 10000 bushels wheat 1000 do.
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Married.

On Thursday evening, Sept l6, WILLIAM NJ. Krrcs-
LAND, to MARY j., daughter Of VIM Macy, all Of this
city
On Thursday Sept l6, at the Church Of the Epipha-
ny, by the Rev. Lott Jones, MIR VIScErT Dill 10 Miss
T. EMMA, daughter or the late John r. Coats Esq, all
Of this city.
On "wednesday, the II 9TH inst, at the Second wes-
leyan Chapel Mulberry street, by the Rev o. v. Amer
man, Mr.. WILLIAM II. YouNo, of Troy, TO Miss SAaAH
A. Cox, Of this city.
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Il K l. E q IL A Il II &c.
Markets.

BALTIMORE, Sept. I7th.-P NJ
Flour-The market was not affected by the foreign
and prices remained about the those
rent before the arrival of the Union We sales
about 500 barrels Howard street at So as City Mills
quote at S. IAN So 25. CornNo change small sales
Of white at 500 60c and Of yellow at o00a62o Oats
Ordinary to good 30c 3bc., and prime $50 a0c Rye
Sales Of 300 bushels made at zoe. Wheat-Salss
Of 5000 bushels consisting chiefly of Maryland white ~
81 10. Provisions dull. Groceries quiet. Whiskey-
Small sales at 26Hc a 27L
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up per cent; Long Island X; Canton N Norwich and
Worcester I.
The Harlem Railroad Company have made the con-
tracts for the grading and masonry for the extension Of
the road to Dover Dutchess county, % miles Its
present terminus The contracts made with of
experience able to 60 with the work without delay
and complete 1t by the first day Of July next. The
whole will be short of sa2s 600 which ss7 900 below
the estimate OF the engineer The farmers Of Duchess
county alive to the Importance Of this work have made
Tree gift of the right Of way for nearly the entire dis
lance through lands of great value and oanng to the
company $3.50 900 towards the cost Of construction The
csst Of the right Of way estimated at OOO will
not much exceed $4,000, a saving to the company in
these two items Of SAT O0o The engineer will mmedi
atey go ON with the surveys and locate the road from
Dover to Chatham, As miles, where this road will unite
with the Albany and stockbrdge road % miles from
tho city OF Albany the surveys already made and the
routes marked out, offer very favorable lines and
grades But the route proposed by the way Pine
Plains WILL 1t Is believed shorten the line considerably
and is hoped may be adopted 1t ia the intention of
the company to have the grading Of the Dover
to Chatham under contract this year and IL practical
BILE, have the whole line to Albany finished and In ope.
ration to Albany, before the close Of next year.
The returns Of the Bank Of England several De-
riods, present the annexed comparative statement =;
|
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tells simple and truthful story Of sue ring and relief There
thousands OF similar this city md Brook and
there thousands let the children die for fear
Of being humbugsed, or to save few shlings
BRooKLYN Sept -, 18i7.
Dr. TowNsENp take pleasure stating for the benefit
of those whom may concern, that my daughter years
and SIX month, old afflicted with general debility and loss
speech She was gwen up past by family
ply sicia but fortunately recommended by friend
Try ssrsaparilla Before having used bottle she
covered her speech and enabled walk alone the
constituent OF all who acquainted with the
She quite well and in much better health than shs has
been for l8months past
JOSEPH TAYLOR, 1873 York st., Brooklyn.
Principal Office l26 Fulton 81.
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Bosror, September

BOSTON, September, H-P NJ.
Flour-The foreign news per Union, produced er
feet prices and note sales Of 5000 barrels fair to
good Western and Geneeee brands at S. SIX So In
Guiding small lots Of fresh ground the latter figure
CornSales Of 6000 bushels made, consisting Of
sound Western mixed At 70c and handsome yellow st
7Ac. Rye-Sales Of 1000 bushels made at 500.
Lead-Saes OF 5000 pigs were made At 81 l2h per 100
lbs Provisions, inactive. Freghts dull.
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lTelegraphlc Correspondence of the Phil Bulletin

PITTsBuhGH, Sept. l7th-l2, M
The river has again receded rapidly and there 10 but
little feet water in the channel The little AMI
nation which existed in market has been checked
by the and the unavorabe accounts received
from Europe by the Union steamer. Holders Of -four
and grain willing to make concessions, but buyers
disposed in the present state Of affairs to enter
into sales beyond the requirements for city In
sugar, coffee and moasses, have change to notice
the demand very limited. Kentucky leaf tobacco dull
and but very little arriving The weeks business In
cotton has been restricted, and Is duller to-day.