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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-13
JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA COMPANY


The Richmond Republican ofthe 10Th inst, contains
the following proceedings Of meeting of the stockhold
ers Of the James River and kanaw ha Company:
NEW ELECTION or OFFICERS-MAJ. WAL
TER GWYNN ELECTED CHIEF ENGl
NEER-WM. b. CIllTTENDEN PRESIDENT
&C. o. GERBERDlNG, SECRETARY.
At a late meeting Of the Stockholders of the James
River and Kanawha Canal Company the following res
buttons were adopted, and election of officers gone
into accordingly
Resolutions .idoptcd at Meeting Of The Stockholders
Of The j. r. and konnrha Company, IN May, lo4| .
|. Resolved, That 50 much Of the 2lth bylaw as
places the appointment ofthe Chief Engineer Of this Com
pany the hands OF the President and Directors he sus
pended for this meeting to be in full force thereafter
9. Resolved, That the salary of the President be re
duced from S., 800 and travelling expenses To S2Ooo
3 Resolved, That the Salary of the Secretary be
duced from 81 ,0oO to 500.
A. Resolved, that the salary oithc Assistant Clerk be
duced irum 5000 TO 500.
g. Resolved that the salary Of the Chief Engineer
be $500 and travelling EXPENSES
Walter Gwymn unanimously elected Chief Engineer.
William Il. Chittenden unanimously elected Presi-
dent
At a meeting Of the Board Of Directors of. x Co,
held the Sth of April, lSH, c. o. Gerberdng Was
elected Secretary.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-13
THE BATTLE OF CERRo GoRDo
LAST GREAT VICTORY

Again have the American arms been successful and
upon new theatre has the well appointed and systema,-
c amy OF Regulars, under command of Gen Scott pro
ven themselves invneble We publish TO cay. the de
tails so lar as known, Of an engagements in which Gen
lwlggs, leading tue advance column and supported by
Gen scott has gained signal victory taking full
sci OF field officers and suhaerns, and COCO PRISONERS
amongst them, we learn, the gallant Vega whose cap
ture seems quite matter of COURSE in any general en-
gagement Seeing that he has met that misfortune at
San Jaeinto Pao Alto and Cerro Goro We trust he will
locate himself permanently amongst us.
Our have de mtanod themselves with their accs-
toned gallantry, and have taken by storm, mountain
pass represented almost strong Vera Cruz ITSELF and
do doubt, that the dispatches will with in
dyidual instances Of chiyaTy and daring. which will
make every patriotic heart glow with pride. Yet the
proud notes of victory will come with the sad accoma
nment of sorrow for the brave and gifted who have fallen
the MOT niul tribute which mortality pay fame
II seems much easier to find Thernopyln than Ep
manondas in Mexico, since Santa Anna, the commander
of "Polk's own has verified the sagacious declaration
of Major Downing that those who are 50 willing To shed
the as drop Of their blood, extremely careful about
shedding the "si" Even enulous of his great example
Napoleon, he has fled the field leaving his carriage and
private effects To the conquerUrs,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-13
The sonlhMe.tcrn ni.lrict- rulinn Ilcclc,

The Abingdon Nuginan Of the Sth nst brings us the
glorious news oi the election Of MIR. Fulton We an.
mex the remarks Of thai paper:
The people ots District have been kept in suspense
Tor the last Il or Is days. the precise Gonpr ssoal
Vote IN consequence oI Which neither party could clan
with any degree o certainly the election Of their cand
date. True the Locos have been erorin over us but
weatirIbued their Ill tuned ioiengso greater amount
OF CAB than brains. The following official report coming
from the Shers of the counties composing the District
settles the matter IN favor of the Wig candidate Maj
! niton's majority being u Col. Mcalullen. We
have no disposition 10 eNHlt our Democratic friends
altho ihis Is the FIRST Wing victory in Little Tonnes
see, because We could present have beaten them
Single handed Two years from now, will have things
our own way. Mai. Fulton heats two Democrats aud
could have beaten three just easy We are b,
M means willing 10 admit thai Col. Gaodsons vote Is
The Democratic minority. NJ, no. Fulton had Good
sln been ont Of The way would lave received rcspecta
bic portion Of that genlemans votes. But to the Official
report.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-13
B0TETOUR9' SPRINGS.

.TH1llE next session Of de Valley nan Seminary 10
II Gated at this place, viii commence on The 18Th day
Of June and continue nul the ljth day Of April. 1878
Pupils Of both scscs Will be admitted TO this lnsttu
ton aud upy enter for Eve ten months as they may
prefer The exercises Of the Seminary will be conducted
m tho Male Department. by MIC l.. Cooke, a NJ, MIR.
f.. :. Dulln. and competent Assistant for the prna-
~ classes-and, in the fomalo Department, by Misses
Della II. Wynne aud NJ NJ. Peasants
Tho following ioXl Books are used
.1faie cpuiHcni--Engllsh Grammar. lkikham;)
GEOGRAPHY, (NloroD Arithmetic, (Davica) History L.
=. (frost) Rhetoric, (lamesous) Latin Grammar,
(Andfc~s, stoddarIs and Zumpt) tp@r, Saiiust, Nr
gil. Ciceros O1ations, Iiyy. Horace and Tacus /;
Greek Grammar (Sophocles aud kir>narD Greek Read
cr Ncnophon, Greek Testament, lerldotus, Homer.
Ibucydidcs; Algebra. (Davlcss Isl lessons and Bour
don , Daviess Legendre. Plain and Spherical l'rgo-
nomclry, Mrnsuraun OF Surfaces and Solids. D1yips's
Surveying Heights and Distances aud Navigation An
aytics, Daves's0 Omstead's large Natural Phil
ply pnms Mental Philosophy, Evidences of Christi
anity. (tlexander) Logic, Whaioy) Natural Theolo.
! gy. (paey)
/ Fcmalc Dfparfn,ent- English Grammar (Smith Geo
graphy. (NlorseD Arithmetic, (Dayls) History u. S.
/ (Frost) Antiquities and Mythology. (Dlaway 's)Rhet-
orck, (Idmlcsons) Botany, Mrs Pheps) Algebra and
Geometry, (Davles'sD Ancient Geography Norceser)
Chemistry. (Mrs. phelpe) Physiology, (Coates) Logis
| Oledge) Natural Philosophy (Onsead's) Alental and
Moral Philosophy (Abescrombie) Evidences of Chris
llanty, tAleAander) Astronomy, (GuyD Hunters AIu-
SIC.
TERMS.
For the term Of FIVE months
Board including every item OF expense, 49, 0C
Tuition in common English branches 10 0C
do higher English branches and Ancient
Languages. Is 00
do Music and use Of Piano, - 00
do French Language, 3 0t
Students will be received at any time during the term
but deduction will be made after rance, except in
eases Of proiractcd sickness Payments to be made hall
in advance, and haliat the close of each term.
o. This Institution POSSESSES advantages in point
of health and location, above any in the State. 1t is en-
trely remote from all temptations to vice and extrava
gance, and The Sulphur Spring the premises is
sdered equal to the best in country. The acc mmo-
daons extensive. aud intercourse, whatever is
allowed between the two departments. Any wish
ing further lniormatun may obtain it by simply writing
h the z. NJ, at Boctourt Springs Il ankle county fol
a catalogue BIZ ordt7 gftts Board
May l3--w4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-13
SAN ApnING, NnrES

To The Editors a he Ebo6ian
Mncl, has 6ccn said and greatly to the dispargement
of the Wings Of Lynehbug the subject Of s,cappnI
rots' ot the polls in the elecu N. few pupcrs
among which the "Richmond Times and Compiler
aSPlfes to take the the lead affect 10 speak ~ tho card
and relterate the uniounded charge greatly 10 the pr,u
dice of the Wings Of this place who have ever stood
foremost in the faithful aud fearless discharge Of The cleo
tive franchise. and have deserved and received the
PiInent of the indomnItable Wings Of Eyhchburg''-
That few oithe Lynchbug Wings should have voted
for Mr. Bocock am moi surprised; but that there
any Swapping or baiering Of votes, will not believe
until he evidence Is produced and the individual cases
pointadont Ia connection with this subject permit me
to say that your paper published here, in orr midst
where the facts supposed To be known, has given
connenanee to this Charge and Task you give the
facts npor which You grounded your editorial. Wa
there nny Swapping of votes at the polls in Lynch
burg? II so, how many ascertained 10 have swap
ped votes, and who are the Wings? Were they Saun
ders or MosbN menl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-13
EXTRACTS FROM FOREIGN LETTERS.

We give from such foreign letters as we have
received in regard TO the prices OF different articles of
Amercac produce From them We are bound to believe
that Bread Stuns will be high the next year:
LIVERPOOL. l9th April, 1917.
'Our prices of Breadstufls dangerously high. far
more 50 than any body expected and nobody can say
how they will rule before have another harvest
Fluctuations great and rapid, and we
are spectators venture at present. yellow Corn, is
worth SIS. per 4S0 lbs; White Corn, DDS, and the y
have been as high as - and down 45s Flour So 10
4ls the markets ruled by the speeulaous Of the day.
Yours truly"
LONDON, 18th April. 1917.
'NIoney is becoming very and dear, consequent
on high price OF Bread stuls and the drain of gold.
American Flour 40s. 42s. per Dbl. Indian Corn Sos
per ar. du
The Tobacco MarRct is firm, but change has ia
ken place in prices during the present month";
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CANALS.

This table is made for lsli-ita Ike comparison was
instituted for lesGas hopo 10 he ALE 10 show in
short timehe result viii be still nnlayor,blo for
[ anal Investments.
The nett proceeds Of the Canals Of Ohio all fraction
short Of 3pel cent IN lSl6-nnaher ot miles, Slo-cost
Per mile SlS1h5-tual cost So 3Ge 96i-mleros at i
per cenl. 1872. sd iitit $10l 10.
The FIRST successful attempt 10 adapt the Locomotive
f.nglno 10 the movement heavy heigh ualus. Was
made during the autumn Of lsl2. The first machine Of
lllis KIND was thcn Pat IN motion On the Georgia Rail
Road As prao OF the Of HE Railways provided
with Locomotives nf adequate weight power. would
state that nnill wuhu the last Two years. the merelan
die and produce passing and from the upper part Of
Georgia transported on the Savannah River, be
tween Augusta and the huurd but uote II is nea ~
all carried the South Carolina Rail Road, Which ex
tends irum Charleston 10 Augusta.
The same thlng has happened in the south West part
o Geotga, where the general transportation hnsin ss,
that formerly euddu ted on tho Aaamaha and Och
muiase Rivers, has terminating Al SaNann h.
When we reflect, that property Is moved ara Rail
Wy, a the velocity u ten miles per hour and On Canals
nj uu} about wo mle per hour, We etaso 10 lie sdrpr
sej, that Rail"aysae preferred lines Of transit ir ton
mage as well as prIauns. kANANllA
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-13


I Rules held ~ ga. CLERK $ 0fer 81 The Cireot superior
n Count al Law and Gheety iar the county of Apponat
tos ON ue Sth day 81 May lS17
John lons and William Fmbnsh - ors Of Richmond Sta
than, decd Who ior the bonhI oi Charles Sathan,
Plaintiff,
dgdit4i
john u p,dcson, adm'i OF William rntoann, dee'd who
was udm's oi Robert p Phelps, decd Elizabeth H. Phelps,
"dnw oi the said Robert l. Phelps Jonathan Phelps Repre-
scntst,es, haes T. North and Mary his wilc ANTHONY
AonhniSh o his VIII Elizabeth, decd and Samuel Phelps,
Defendants.
In tuANerRY.
The Defendant. Elizabeth II Phelps not having entered
her appearance aud given security according thu the
General Assembly and The Rules this Court aud appear
ing thai she moi mhDhan ct this toumonw eah on
the motion al the plaintiffs, by counsel Is ordered that the
said defendant, Ehha.ch H. 1hcp, do appear here on the
first Monday IN July next at the rules to be holden ot said
court, and the bill ol the Plaintiffs, and that rppv
81 this order be orthwfh inserted spapcr
n the ii I,nrbrg, iag two months ely and
posted the front doc, 81 tho Court House thus County
I~io,
II I. BOCOCK, elk,
-w1u
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-13
FROM SANTA FE,.

Intelligence about month later has been received at
St Louis FROM Santa fe 1t was said but few of the
volunteers at Santa Fe could be induced remain II
very sckiy there. and three hundred had died.
a :. hc scurvey making fearful ra,ages. There was
little discipline attention paid drills, but they
pentiuliy supplied with food.
General kearney expected soon back to Santa Fe.
Five millions dollars for government supplies are to be
the road from Fort Goavenworth Santa Fe,
with eY ,erieace tea nlsiers well armed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-13

u. The Republican in commenting upon our article
IN regard 10 the unpopnarily Of the administrations says
That both in Bedford and Nelson, Nh Goegin has alleu
considerably sl~sl Of his former mQorues" In this the
Republican is vastly mistaken, 81 far as Nelson county is
concerned. Mr. Gogain's maJory considerably lar
ger than ever before in that county, and larger hau dat
Of Mr.. Clay in ISL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-13
FOREIGN NEWS.

We publish in another column the news brought in by
the Caledonia fortnight later than former news
Breadstus and provisions well as Cotton has taken
rise. Farmers may, therefore, anticipate good prices
for their crops Of wheat.
The distressing is also brought of the death OF
near 10000 men, women and Children in Ireland from
starvation.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-13
NEW YORK MARKET. May I.

The market for Breadsius active and some holders
asking greater advance than buyers disposed
give.
Sales of o. 00D bills. Gcnesec Flour at S.15-somc
holdrs ask 81 81 S.. Sales Of 80 600 bbs Southern
brands at 81 BOA ,G2i.
Sales d 5000 bushels yellow Corn, the spot, ST..
Nothing done in Wheat.
10000 bushels rye sold at ST.
1000 bales Of Go ton sIld advance Of per b.
on the rates previous 10 the arrival Of the steamer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-13

Recent adyices from Panama state that the arrange
menls Of the Pacific line Of Steamers couplc
for the transportation Of passengers letters and mercLan-
die 10 and from the Pacific.
Steamers leave England on the Sd ofevery mouth, and
arrived at Chagress about the 10Th Here all and eve
ry thing for the Pacific is carr cd over the lshmus on
mules in from six to ten hours. On the other sde IA
steamer is in readiness for conveyance Peru, Ecuador
or Chill These steamers leave Panama on the 18th,
arrive at Caao Peru, the and at Valparaiso On the
24ih, stopping at fourteen intermediate pnrts along Tie
coast The distance between Panama and FalPaTaiso IS
$50 miles. and accomplished by three steamers in 80
days, including all aorpags which occupy from SIX 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-13
MONEY MARkE .T.
NV Yong. Friday. 7.

NV NonR, Ffdny, 7, NJ.
The Caledonia brings larger amount Of geld and
silver tina. any prccrd steamer. viz about and a
holt millions of dollars, More ia yet to come, for large
lnsurncs. we hear, las been made the steamer for
the lth Of May.
These sums. added IN the s3OOO.00O we already
have IN this city MAKE moro Than any wishes 10 have
on this spot, and much Of which would BE- useful were
II in New orleinao dlnscd throughout the ,uunlry.
Such has been thu drala upon the Bank Of ENGLAND.
which. for America alone. probably amounts To SO
u0lOon1 thai it has put up the rae oftni,r,s 10 per
cent an Tails not having more than % days 10 run
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-13
NEW spRrN GOODS.
T.. FRaN'kLN, R.,
I.yNcHBuRG Va,

RS now receiving and opening fine assortment Of
\ SPRING IND SUMMER GOODS.
among which will be found every description Of Dry
Goods including Gnghams. Lawns, Organdies. Musus,
Cambrics Bareges Silks fasho able Shawls. Handker-
chiefs, Ribbons, Laces Edgne. Hosiery. Gloves, &c.,
together with fine OF Cloths, Cassimeres and
Ves and all Other articles Of the latest style suita
BILE for Ladies' and Gentemen's wear: to
animation of which he invites his friends and iha
public, generally He all who may honor him
with call. ,hatn pains shall be spared furnish theH
with the newesl yles Of goods, and at 70 low prices
they can be had elsewhere: f.. r. Jk.
April ,sif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-13

81 doubt all likeness ends between the pair"
He will, we imagine, scarcely want Moro Castle for a
St Helena.
We no dpl' maisls, and therefore, cannot see, how
he is aiding the administration OF Mr. Polk, who have 50
kindly drought him at heavy expense and deal Of
trouble" We presume that he will have to be 'anhed
through his return trip, before long, unless he com
plits more efecuaily with his contract. But pre-
the douenieni of this great Drama is at hand no
further obsacet the vomto may effect dyersion)
stay advance to the city OF the Azlecs where we
may dictate peace to subdued MeAlco.' after the high
Roman fashion, the later examples Of Madrid Vienna
or Paris
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-13
II Illeo. The rrless 4 pa.sage are a

Gig haufs at each leo The prices q passage "A
follows.
From Panama - Gno1amil. 500
:. talia. laO
Valparaiso. 20
Ieiter are CHARGED - cents every half ounce.
For the commencement and establishment Of this great
undertaking. the world indebted To Mr.. NheowIight.
yankee lie has ahored Tor this object during the last
twelve years, and is now reapiug the profits OF his unit
rug industry.
Two engineers, employed Ivy the Republic Of New
Greuada, are nov surveying rad from Porto Bella 10
Panama, IN order 10 facilitate the transportation ot goods
10 the Pacific. Ertrdei from .lpri number II iiot's
.Ndsa;aie.
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WCnMOND MARkEIS-AIT &. n

TOBtCCO-Ihe Inspections have increased consid
crably aud prices gradually improving. We quote
really fine slomming at from g. II S--Alannlaetarlng
qualities are This description higher than al
any time last year and is eagerly smght after. We
quote ii from $3.50 to SO In quality. Luss from
81 50 1915.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-13

o. Richard II. Bapiest. Esq, Of Mcckleuburg, (al
present State Senator) is announced candidate Ion
Congress IN the District represented by Cen. Dromgoale
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-13
NDIIC T..

Thr proposed meeting of the citizens of the counties o
Franklin aud Bedford, At The Meadows Of Goose Cree k
on the sh Of May. on the subject olthc Rocky Mount
Inrnpk is postponed To tho 22d Of May.
Col MOODS ,ofl rmLln Mr.. Nm. NJ Rnrwcll. of Bed
ford aud NIL. NJ. Speed, al Lynchbnrg invited To
attend and a dfeas the meeting IN thai occasion.
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ron rnE ,1gGiNt,N.
COMPARISON BETWEEN Raj. ROADS
AND CANALS

.NfSsls. Editors - Notwithstanding the Legislature
at It's last session. made appropriations iar extending the
Canal decm 1t important that the public should be IN
formed. Ia the comparative value o Railways aud Ga
nas as lines If transit therefore ask the publication IN
Your paper, Of the following table, which feel great
hdenco has been coupled irom correct data
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rYrgeeA,s. yrcreaarllfN. &


NAlll fad II 10 iher interest before purchasing to
w call and examine my stock Of the following ar
ticos. which have Just received. viz:
Window Glass, sizes ranging from 81 10 to AZ Is,
Planes. Of different styles,
Wagon Boxes Seylhe Blades and Snaths,
HOES Rakes, Hay and Manure Forks,
Spades and Shoyes, Cast. SHEAR and Dstcred Steel
Round, Square, Hoop, Band and Tire Iron, as wei as
many others. in tore, all Of which will be sold cheap
May i3-2s II WA. G.. MILLER
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-13

Progressire.-1he Democrats of the Fifth Congress
sona District in Indiana have sheJted Speaker John W.
Davis, and nominated another person in his place
suppose he too impartial and mol progressive enough
fof the Western DcnocIacy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-13
MATTER OF FACT.

Remarhs-Immedat " after the election. we give.
what seemed TO be the prevailing opinion in this place,
that there had been considerable Swapping ef rocs but
since that time have looked into the and are
convinced that such the case. Ii is al
legged by those who have looked into tho mattel that
more than two persons bartered away their votes, and
they, it seems, had made up their minds to vote for the
Democratic candidate some time before the election
We can only ascertain seven town Wings who voted
for Bocock As il is regard ii bad enough, but il ai
lords pleasure to say that far lynchburg is
eerned, is free from the mputation Of swapping her
votes There were many voters who remained from the
polls and thus their lost orr talented W hg
candidate for Congress. OF the county, have moi in
vestgated the matter. but learn there some 4,
to the query whether tlse who snapped Saunler.
OF Mosby men, have answered in remark above
Neither, we believe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-13

80 do Boston leef SIX, 30 do Portland do do sl2
~, cash.
flonr--Gcncsec. common brands. s7.jsla 10, fan
~ brands. sS,l23 So Southern generally s7.l2i a
- cash
Corn-saes Of white at oec; yellow fiat, 81 .o5, moa
sufes.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-13
TEMPERANCE MEETING;

by request. Mir Seahury will deliver an address on
Temperance. at Bethel, in ApponaltoX, on the fourth
SUNDAY in May, al II O'Clock.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-13

Ncw Work Wholesale IL Retail Cheap
Cash a Barter store.

as CilE4P rs .lNYLN THE ST.aTE.
HE subscriber has Just received at the Store owned
u by DR.. MurrolI. on Main St. opposite the Virginian
Office a new and well selected Stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Ladies' Shoes aud Gcnilemons Hats which he feels
surcd he offer reasonable terms and small
advance on Northern prices any house in the State
All kinds Of Country produce taken in barter at the high
est market price.
Gall aud examine before purchasing elsewhere.
March 2q--ts l. T.. AiESSMORE.
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BOSTON MARKETS. MAY I.

Provsious- Sales Of Is bbs. clear Pork at SO 80 do
mess, $le; 40do ramps. SIS; 80 do prime $50, mos;
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kindorhooh, n. y June -, 1916.

hihI1ll9Dk, n, ! !, Julc y, TsIb.
Nfr S W. fowles
Sn-lIaVnQ ga the wear ISL been attacked with
Of the Lung, with pains IN the breast and side,
chased hottie 81 w stars Ga,nin 81 " lid thelry, Nlh.
before hal consumed the contents bottle, performed
complete can, with assurance, recommend it my
l5aNsinen being most valuable medicine, and which
cannot fail in any affection e tie Lungs to alotd rclc
JAMES LhIliROp.
Mr.. fowlc-Thesr lines option do with them
You hi. II isa true certificate.
for sale IN iNnrhhug, Wholesale and RETAIL by Dr.. u
Il LYMAN. and by llrfgiats aud dealers in Medicines
renerAllY in NnEiaa,
May i3-it %
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DRESS GOODS

ID ECERED by express, Plaid I}orogos and Poll de
q q GheSrc Lnstrr article mr Ladies Dresses.
which makes my assortment OF Dress Goods very
plce. JOHN l. DAVIS.
May i3-ts