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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-03
DOMESTIC lNTElLlGENCC.


foeiga Correspondence Of the Boston 'dtas.
LoSpoS. April Sd. 49,.
,-,.xrI ninpartania as have do pliiieal events
h.th IN Eaand aud utun The Coainet;, saea M 'aa'
the M, tie uccAences have been 4 a, 'Ncilip a'Ue'
~ is iptee 3D. usually lie case ehea Kings aad 9ure's
lLe tfe all into thu hauds. and play b1"ss oI "'a
.,ltiratin f,1rr sa5ecs Forens, N the rnsa group
stands tda kng VI BAVARIA, whose dong*, a5f'hs u''
last fq weeks have beon Graae 10 hall The sefioD
IN ,vpf} saa.tai h.s own. IHI5 monarch II" Nti
one on - yrafs It aec was, during the first hall cen-
~ II ls l. and altosi un'qoailed al.rlinc
From Ieeaaegsntzs 10 ,1esy i, lut st,p II e-hmon
and oas aoailJ fQr val lover t19h u. lie became
exceedingly ey0ut. Ills court fhncet7fih the 'erv
uod,l II POI ncty and dccurum. Even lbs ministers
rre l sen b. cause hey also the tie ministers OF
religion. He was surrounded hy Jfsni's, who govern
ol linn and all arauad him with h-h hand, and al
cugh he arc tar III ms cid age to cheat the devil q
bus ~. aad 20 club anteanown 10 Heaven. b appa-
cnily the old gentleman liked lose his royal friend.
hc NiuuIgl far and trail lady, named Lola
Monies whose appearance was tie signal i0r io'ai
IL, ulution IN the stidils Il ljavarla.
Perhaps | may well lGrnsh your readers with 4
sg hl sketch ot lhe history Of the far dsese - II is al
prcscal Of the must engr sstng topics 81 the pes
Much mystery ha; been thrown the ioTaer life Of
Lola Monies, aud various stories cuncn concerning
her Some she Is u Spanish ct IRISH hriil--tha
her father eiier d rank, and her husband gen
ll man 81 trunc aHd consideration IN India Otter aud
authentic int ruaaon IS that she was one oi The
ST notorious {, n conducted women in l.UndDn-remar
kabc tr her personal beauty her fgracy and her
Than masculine strength parlyot the would be yourg
gentlemen about town selected lcr fl person where
by gull tie ars,ocracy they crcd. would ap
11ud any ltinL bearing foreign name. by various
SHE winds tie rderfuI ncw dancer Lola Montes lad
oAaiue5 celebrity ttste she maze her public APP eirancc
She effected an engagement At the Opera. Tie night
If her doGt alrytdthe omnibus beN ioohcd al herat
each oher-aud linen agaia at The dancer They were
penlied to recogoze IL the young smnlard Their DID,
..,l,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-03
TIE NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA.

Tho attention ofthe pubic is directed now. with much
curiosity and interest," TO the extraordinary proceedings
oil Com, Stockton, in California. That there has been
collision between him aud Gen. kearney appa-
rent. The General from his rank in the army was ensl-
tied to the comnand-and evidently exercised II on the
field battle as is shown by MAJOR Emory letter Yet
Commodore Stockton in his Dispatches scarcely alludes
to him. and SPEAKS of hmsefas directing all the opera
tons and signs his Governor and COMMANDMENT
Chief We take for granted, from the respective char
actors of the two officers that Gen kearney is in the
right Il is fortunate circumstance that the arrival OF
Commodoros shubrck and Bddle has superseded Stock
ton whose aspirations have fr years been less for pro
f5ssiona, than for political, distinction and who has,
throughout his recent command Shown ridiculous dis
position to play the part OF the founder Of an occidental
empire
The fighting has been Obstinate, and the loss Of kear
ney in the first engagement very severe, particularly
in officers The snlern9s Of his small band OF troops
in his march aaross the desert were dreadful, Inc Al
mnisration, having published Socktons dispatches VIC
hope will lose no time in giving these Of Gen koarney%
Since writing the above, find, in the \. Y. suns
California correspondence, the following, which explains
matters somewhat
'Gereral kearney showed his orders distractions ana
appointment military and civil Governor of Galltrnla
10 Commodore Stockton, who Immediately suspended Inc
tN functions Of The goner. ISSUED his OWN prSc iah'a"
as Governor and uiterW appointed LIEUT. Co ro'
hoyefnor OF the territory Gen. kearney informed eoi
mod0re Stockton that lie would Temporarily suGHii 10 is
assunpu utauihUrty as he did no wish al this cfi'-
zeal perG create civil war, aud after tooh ss
sage n.i'n yane for Monterey, where he met to'n'o
Cor Chou OK, eho supcrsedo- Commoddre SitrhNn %
GO aHclI-Il ,hsff r.: tic 7aasi f!,ts,
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Head Quart rs, {
Jan. IL. 10.

BY the foregoing accotnt from the Californian ituilf
be perceived that no alleson made General kelI
ney IN the orders OF Com Stockton While IN the leuefo
the naval onieer Gnu. kearney and Capt. Mrrving Il
the Navy. directly c,ns0ftd aud l,r'od urun is
having, By these failures given courage 10 the Caif
nanA This too in the face Of thc fact that t, k,ar.
neyihan whom more gallant soldier never ljyld.atd
who has sdprier in Ike amy In intellect and military
knowedrc-wiih seine s1tg V,r, cut. laf ,'ar,ot. dc,
bhatcd dragons oaly en- his cog through nearly IN &c
times the number Il ColiarriaHs strongly ro,lcl This
Exhibits iealo sv and had feeling on the ar o the naval
dfiiaer who Wfo,e THIS accounts and The Mandatory man
ner IN which lie sP axis Il Com Stoc,tgn, WINS, saat
Try ore d ubIs while hdth he and The Cou,nod re
A.Aa,. i s.ea.: - Il, s-sfyt i Goa. k.an,, h. Il 3,
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sss sssffsff t.e l..e ofiS zrt sc--n5 4 tar mp
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II rlc.n aui put N ereratstn. asr tie eNaf,i OF
ice rs from lie faSgr y 4his act ru les lbaB BITS
is snnuaiiv 81 re rneef leaaltl o, he tafieit
a.r. ref,i.n ciile rid whch nav be unfinished, and
ilh.l SIT 30 csslIari rrN Ioran 81 iho salts shch
~ nj haye t~sn coniue3crd. which HrJiass rs Dr.
ietz sAeola,e aa1 q mfieie tfsn tho tina af the
,ithss sscsi s. ts - II sssRiaes with.
u. " ron yer 4na - 90 the e tire u..l~Dns
fdslars shall haxr haen subscribed. and ont nli1n
ress~clail lala IN. Ilte lie lstik q nia - Tar
sIsIk 81 \ iFn5s. 10 thecetit If tho Cunipaay. and
he res Jue ltie ioly secured Ao Iaa a.. lhe -,
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sreiy Intended te efesied. aud sa,, be atrltd to
sorsw tn.y toad n dc eIeB "a he saIa mad
nd iaissre is tones 1Trsgch III tdeenffiAc at
ath ne ala t,r.spsh sfcsa iao BoaId ii Dino
rs slail deem sao AID sspoiicli. teaIiEg iuohsl ~
or cent1la Ter ,ssla. Asd SID Dec,is sIsii Save
utaeii.y Ia lsdse aes ansut-ebs fch 81 i'e esalany
scebnt, tT su,h hans With TIC privilege "a any umo
cf converting The sane iuio sob p6tidea. I sat 10
grssIoT san sha be 81 bllrwed. ii aiY lt. than the
mount o stock actually Iad IA. sscuscl l. tic cora
any Is sIo1eead. 3He 44e -d eHraHy saa IA NJ case
aLe an, e,sscae1l lie lCal al money al hsaa Tac
J.. sn pfg eentam PER anaani,
u Trsm aud 5ui tie . Piwitano .Niry VESTS from
tiige ali wed ff de cCmplteH 4 dc a. the
tate upon t,a1's rs ace ta M sad cen fafY ttsil
fr., Tie rTyl,ce 4 purchasing lie capital seek q ihr
said cn.lry .4rl os;td IA the construction aai rbaciy1
ton Il Tie main Inc q HE sad raad. at rat, sGd such
interest SHALL Haae eaod SIX pr cent poI anbum upon
dts sad siock, from Inc unr d fafa n he saHa.u The
rveui II I'M STOCKHOLDERS having r5oey,d los san ~
,ryidends. and ipm ard aiti beesl iaun 4 the said
thirty yeaTs the Stair sall 8te tie hike option II rur
.hasing said s,oe al,Ai,d al tn e0d of every teo
~s: up4n the Lac pfesious Huiee Il clio year Is al re-
Ild.
I3 7se maA'nam pnce whrh shall be CHARGED i1'
passages npn The M road snail b. laur GEMS permIlc
ct each passenacr
IL X Il jJtbe' enacted Thai ifealcr this act, the
saldeaal any shall a -uItt II COMP telt= aad be-
fore sall have completed lhe western sc,uu u said
,oad, il si. ais hfiaii thereby corporate privileges
,rtr It's lsnds oNc,l5 1sfl!so Tipesa 81 making sale If
ihc same. Bul i II shal conn lee TN vta'em section
Of hesald road AND ton shat. rietlts tut Ia continue
tht rca9 IN that iln forfeiture shall extend 10 Ear
ii elhan 10 take from The company the right 10 compile
ltread.
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-03

Wore 1foors-The steamer Talma Capt lTite from
Louisville Ncs'criay brought down The following dcrach
non'so 1r.ops belonging to the 18th Regiment OF Inlln
my /. :. Amy.
MAJ. J. NJ. Talbot. Capt. J. A. Hendricks and
list Lieut. Hughes, with 50 men, from Madison,
la.
Capt Jas w. Brannon aud Isl iiout c. w. Single
ton with "a men from louisville Nv.
The steamer Clreassian. Capt Cox from Pius5urri,
brought down taris Nadiell and SybeIg with nm,
companies of the th Regiment Infantry
The steamer Mountainerr is hourly expected from
Putugh with two CON panes more.-.\.,r Cleans Pr
cm1ms, .fprH Is.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-03

The European Times announces great revolution
IN steam propulsion, the result Of the discovery of Mr.
9rNhoTst which has been secured by letters patent in
al paris o the world, l!le invention. is said has
p'sSe IN the Sarah Sands tor The purpose of LAYING his
discovery before The American government.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-03

meeting IS called in New York 10 procure and pre-
sent Ia Lieut. aries q. lluuter "a testimonial ef The
hEa respect d The citizens Il New York for his gallant
eoncaei III 10 pt.re u Award. .
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aff mt, ,ifa. ihm liatafs. which aaftau t,sr5aF
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April 2tif
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-02-25
PURIFY THE BLOOD!
INDIAN VEGETAB BILE AND
SARSAPARILLA Buffers!

T,OR the cure ofJAUNDICE, DYSPEPSIA, COSTlVE-
Il NESS, Billions and Liver Complaint. Indigestion,
rOW siness headache cutnneos ana scrolulOS discusses
all impurities OF the blood and general debility. These
tcrs possess the great merit Of being entirely vegetable
i'm every COmpnnent part Sarsdpnrla, that most ines.
tinnhle root obtained from The tropical regions al South
America has long and justly been known and acEnnwedg-
ed by the medical world most efficient purifier Of the
blood In these btiers II forms one o the essential
ingredients The virtues OF the genuine lIuneras Sarsa
pnra are extracted on the most scientific principles and
nre combined in highly concentrated firm, with the
most useful roots aud herbs OF the vegetable world in such
perfect mnnurr that their united virtues, embodied in
this preparaiOn are brought 10 operate the stomach
and bowels producing hOrnu.h cleansing OF the whole
sysIem speedily restoring II ots wOnteh tone and vigor
As safe pleasant aud efficient tonic and nperieni ms
mild and gentle efCaCiOus cnihuc. in all Of Ian
guor costvennrss general debility and depression of spir-
its so common in Tho spring ANA summer, aud in all cua-
neOns Diseases they will he found invaluable cleansing
the stomach, restoring strength and consequently purify
iUe the blood
Certificates be shown and references given to ndi-
vuus testify ing to very many remarkable cures hy iak-
ing these Lers. In one word try them faithfully, ana
ifnol satisfied, the money will he refunded :,
Prepared only by GEO. &. GOODWIN, NO. 40 oh-
ion street, Boston.
The following list of Agents for INC SAFE OF GOOD
wins Indian Vegetable and Sarsnparilla Bers and also,
of Dr. Kittrpdoes Green Nerve and Rome Ointment
Woodstock Charles Chapman-West Hartford. Spm'l
Steel pomrtet OIis Chamberlain and Nathan Snow
White Riy,r NJ French-SharOn, Joseph Morrill-llAn.
over Vim p IIill-Norwich, T. l.. 4. L. w, 0lls and
nv nil Resnectbe Dealers in Merchandise, in the state
of Vermont 525 ly.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-02-25
WISrAK'SBAi.SAM OF WILD CHERRY
THE GHEAT REMEDY ron
e. n = ~ II p'r n

u " ~ - u " "
iND THE BEST MEDICINE ENOWN TO MAN For
ASTHMA olevcry stage, Liver complaints Bronchitis
Influenza Coughs, Colds, Bleeding of the LLngs, short
ness OF Brenh pains aud weakness in the side hrels
&c, and all other Diseases OF the PULMONARY
ORGANS
very important disease overwhich this" l'alsam"ex
erts very pUwe fu influence, is that Of DISEASED
LIVER. In this complaint it has undoubtedly proved
more eicaci0is than amy remedy hitherto employed
and in numerous instances when patients had endured
long and severe suffering from the disease, without re-
Ceyng the least benefit from various remedies aud wher
mercury has been rcsorlcd To in vain the Use Of the Bal
sam has restored the Livtrtoa healthy uCtol, and III
many instances effected PERMANENT CURES. after
every known remedy hadIaied TO produce the desired
effect.
Besides its astonishing efficacy in the disease above
mentioned also find it very cneCtuu remedy in As
TINA Il complaint in which it has been extensively
ed with decided success, even in cases years stand
ing.
It not only cmanatcs from regular Physician, but has
also been well tested in all the complaints tor which il
recommended. 1t is not my intentions therefore, either
to cloak il ia mystery, in any way deceive the public
by overratnc its vrtueS the contrary, shall simply
cndeavOr 10 give brie statement Gifts usefulness, ud
nacr myself that lis surprising efficacy Viii enable Iue
to furnish such proofs OlitS virtues will satisfy the
most ncrcdnlous that CONSUMPTION may and "CAN BE
CURED irlhs medicine lie resored TO In time.
There is perhaps, no disease with which our country
is affected which sweeps of annually many victims,
lhnt fell destroyer OF the human ceConsumpli0n
Day after day, year after year, the satate monster hlr
res the portals OF the cold and silent tomb fresh added
victims TO s conquest No Walk ol HE Is sacred from
its biahng imllncncc. No age is exempt from It's death
dealing shafts The old the mdleaged and the young
all alike, are food for this common enemy OF mankind -
The white haired patriarch, whose life Of temperance In,
rendered his system npcryous to the attacks 0oher ills
and whose good deeds prepared him Tor the enjoy
es calm evening, finds consumption fastening its fang
upon his yitNlS and tearing him from world, eve
bright to minds which look cOmpaccntly or dnys wei
spent.
l. there no help for the aliciedi Nopreventive ofiht
uugers which heset us in our ChangeubIe and hCkl,
cline? We think there may be- And if the allegations
of those who at least entitled to reraci!, ma, be he
uved, there Is preventive aud remedy.
Wisnrs Balsnn of wild Cherry is offered TO suffer
nn world rs such. II needs not the adNcnlitoHS ana o
long string uf ncinus certificates I" s'e nnioriey
Its true value and intrinsic excellence are sufficient 10 en-
title il to the confidence Of the public, and
swat; on 10 fame"
the name oGis inventor, ms heneacor OF his species
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-02-25
OPINION OF AREGULAR PHYSICIAN.


This ceriifes that | have rcccOmmC ndrd the use q
WISTAR'S BAISAM OF WILD CHERRY for disease,
of the Lungs for two wears past, and many hUtisS To my
knowledge have been used by my patients, all with bene
fetal results In two there il WAS thought con
hrmed consumption had taken place, the Wild Cherry
effected cure.
T.. BOYDEN. Physicians nj ENter Corner,
NO QUACKERf! NO DECEPTlONM
All published statement oi cures performed by thi'
medicine are in every respect TRUE.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFElTS AND 1MlTA
TONS The unparalleled and astonishing efficacy of Or
Wismr'S Basam OF wild Cherry in all the Diseases for
which it is recommended, curing many cases after the
skill Of the hest hyscinns was unniing, has effected
rae AMI increasing demand for it, This fact has caused
several unprincpltd cOunteeiicrS and imaors 10 palm
of spurious MIXTURES ofsimiar name and Appearance for
the genuine BalSam ., ,
Be careful aud get the genuine DIR. WlSTAR's BAL
SAMOF " lID CHERRY, none genuine unless signed
hy l. BUTTS. Address all orders to SETH w FOWLE,
Boston MusS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, C. Chapman, Windsor, A. + II
Wnrlncr Chester, iseph 1ladey, Pomret, Otis Cham
berlin; Norwich, F, l.. 4 Il. w. Odds; West Belhel,SniI
Il Rodgert; Quechee village, Chase Smith Co.; White
River j. G.. Brooks; Springfield, Il. AM. Burke, Weston,
Foster Brkcr Poctorsville, Joseph A. Smith; Felcl-
vile. Eph"iam Ross IIartlund r. NJ, $ r. Stocker-
For sale also by Drugsessand appoihted Agents general
ly 3lj-ly
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-02-25
P.s.-MEDlClNEs. PAINTS AND DYE sTuF
PLUME
Nh TI0N,AL D.A GUERIf.N GfLLE.
AND PHOTOGRA
FIJI RNISIII G. ID EpOT s

A wardcd the Gold and Silver Medals Four First
IN miums, and Two highest Ilonors, nj the Matt
the Massachusetts, the New York. and the PennsN u
Exhibitions, respectively for the most splendid col
Daguerreolp pes and best Apparatus ever Exhibited.
Portraits taken in exquisite style, without resa
weather,
Instructions given in the art.
A large assortment Of Apparatus and Stock alwa]
hand, at the lowest cash prices.
New York, s5l Broadway PhiIadelPh,r' 100 'nel
Washington, Penns, lynria Avenue Petersburg,
Mechanics lall; Cincinnati, Fourth and Walnut. AM
Main ST. Saratoga Springs, broadway Paris 1877 VI
Rue lu Temple, Liverpool, 30 Church ST. 3l9ly
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-02-25
NEW ERA IN MEDICINE
DIR. SMITHS CELEBRATED SU
GAR COATED PILLS,
OR lMPR0Nl
UK IMTNUN ED
INDLAN VEGETABLE PILLS.

INDIHN VEGETABLE PILLS.
EAR. SMITHS celebrated sugar CouiedPills arciound
superior tOall other medicines ever discovered Tor
npurty the blood heCausethe not only cleanse the
stomach and bowels from all Bilious liumors but also
promote proper and natural discharge rom the unes
SAn and Kidneys. Thus by single operation OF TINS
wonderful purgulive medicine the natural outlets ol the
system nrc opened aud all morbid and corrupt humors
the cause odiseasc eNpcedin manner soeasl that
the body is restored to health Ms il by mueic.
DR. smiths Sugar Coated, ar improvedlndinn Nesea.
Bile Pills aid ~ improve Digestion, cure Headache md
Dizziness Fevers, Scroiun, Cancers Gravel nnmalio
Rheumatism, Pain in the head, side, back and stomach
Dinrrhoea Dysentery and Collie. Pnlpilniiou OF the
Henri; Loss fAppctitC and lowness of Spirits, Worms
n'Iious and other cOmplnets
incident to women in when they have the most happy
effects. 80,
For worms the pills are inlahe-many children In
New York have been spared tolheirparensb lifetime.
~ use orthese mild and enlCacons Pills.
Ths is the most pleasant and ellcacious medicine in
the world and heng lreerom the usualtaste oimediciw
does not produce nausea or disgust
Price 25 ccntsrer Box.
g. BENJAMIN SMITH M. D.
Presien of the New York College of Health .isuponey
cry Box.
For sale by G. CHAPMAN. Woodstock VT 267
Otis Chamberlin, Pomiret Wooster Dtwner. Sharon.
Morl George a. c., Stanford. Hiram harnt s,Thctord.
Lewis S Partridge, Norwich j. c. Brooks, White Riv
er &. Tmkhnm, Quechee. y. Tan u Sons, Tnltsvllc.
T.. NJ. Stocker, Ilartand. Walton Brown. Felchve.-
L. Robinson, So Reading Joseph A. smith, Projectors
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1847-02-25

THE Grent aud only remedy for Colds Canal,
i ma, and Consumption, is the Iupgnni,,n Isnh
Life, discovered By The celebrated DR. Lurhu,, NJ n
England and introduced into the United Slnir
immediate superintendent OF the inventor
The GXtrdOrdInHr! SuCCtsss Of this medicine -,
cure OF Pulmonary discusses, warrants the America,
gent in soliciting tor treatment the NUksJ lGssI
CASES lhul can be found 10 The cUnIunlt,-
seek reeln vain lrOnany 1.-THE commandments n
day and have been given up BY the most distinguish
PhS sCians, us confirmed ANA incurabe The I,uhp,
Balsam has cured and will cure the most desrr,H
cuses. tisnO quuck nOstrum, but II standard En-
medicine OF known and established efficacy.
Every family in the United States shuuld be sup
with Buchnn's Hungarian Dalsum OF Life, not oil
cOuneraci the cOnsuinpiive tendencies OF ibe cliJ
but to used H. preventive mvOicht leases Of
coughs, splitting OF BlOod, Pain in the side and chesr
tution aud soreness OF the Lungs, BroLchiIis Dill,
OF breathing, Hectic Fever, Night swtats Emac
ana GENERAL Debility, Asthma Influenza II coping
and Group.
u sold,inlarse botlles at 81 perbottle, with ru
recliohs lorlhe resiorulOhU Of health.
Pamphlets. containing mass of Enalisha I'd Anne
certificates, and other evidence showing the uneeu
merits oithiA Great English Remedy may be obi,
| of the Agents graiuitOusy
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dgent Woodstock, G.. CHAPMAN MONTPELIER
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