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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-15
NOTICE.

I'VE hereby inrewsn all persons whatever against trading
w ipra Bond OF Two Hundred Dollars, drawn by ~ bear
date 2ih dav Of November lsib and yable 10 Shelton
Wright the 9Th day OF November S7 have Offsets
against the TANIi JONES.
De-. t-ts tIAIBORNEG FTIKS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-15
PEBBLEToN FEMALE SCHOOL.

lss tnAlu.OfrE MANSON prop ,ss 10 opcl
4Va Sahol for lOt Nc LADIES. al tn s'tlen,.
Lynchborg IN the county Of Bcdf 3D. T. ,tsl4.tn t.,
very healthy. aud the neghhorhod lnt, s.s alI,grcc
able The course Of study Will cmbrac. Il he
Il an English Education usually au4.. 1asa.hes WIS
french and Music he trner N the plan Mucs,.
Scouca.
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NOTICE.
DISSOLUTION.

1--WE copartncrshp heretofore existing under the yl.
&c Roberts, dissolved, mutual consent ON the
}lst utmo.
The name OF the firm viii only he used hereafter in set
Ting the business of the
All persons indebted to the will make payment to
either party. JOHN Il LIE
jan. is RNlAND ROBERTS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-15

4 Ia Cour, held fJr Bedford County, the 18th day
"A ofDecember, 1916
William McC ibe aud Thomas McCatu,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-15
Whiskey, Brandy, &c.

Whiskey, Brandy, &c.
10 BBI.S Mountain and Recuhtd " hiskey,
loO ~ bb.. Apple Brandy
n l. s o.
Old Rye Whiskey pipe Old Holland GinF french Brandy
Rum I'D Madeira Sicily Mdira and Port ine u the best
quality old Jamaica Rum, London Porter, &c Sc, hand
and ipr >se low, by
Jan Ats ROBERTS < WALLER.
IVORY KNIVES AND FORKS, ~ SETS OF 81
i PIECES
Knives and Forks, II various kinds by the dozen,
les Trays OF various patterns,
CandlestIrs, Snuficrs and Trays,
Britannia W are,
Andrsns and fine,
Shoycls, longs and Pnkers,
Bras and Britannia Spittoons,
Curtain Pins, curtain Bands, &c &c,
Ear sale by GREGORY 4 ROY ALL.
be- 2l-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-15
VIRGINIA /:

VIRGINIA:
I Rules held in the Clerks office of the Circuit Sup
"A Court OF Law and Chancery for the County of Franklin
IN the 9TH day OF January, ls47 "'
Samuel {. Young, Plaintiff
against
Melton u. Young, Defendant
! In CHANcHRY
The Defendant not a,ng entered his appearance and p
according to the OF Assembly and the r g, ri ~,
Court, and appearing by satisfactory lcncr lie i I
an inlabtant of this Commonwealth, on the motion of H.
Plaintiff by his counsel, ordered that the said ID .,J
do appear rules to be held in the said Clerks ole an 49,
fir, 5nday in A1rl next AMI answer the Plaintiff bi J
that copy Of this order be forthwith published in s,me
per printed in the OF Iynchburg, Tor two m ntl
cessiycly and posted the front door Of the Court-h
tins county some Court day
A Copy-Tcste
/ Jan. 6-w2m Nj. G.. CARpER cl1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-15

MORE RICH CAsnMERES AND Ml.sLlNs
I HAVE thus day opened fine lot of the above good,
to an examination Of which invite the attention of
,the |. adles ID. T. {. PETERS.
Oct. %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-15
Il f II VI ;

T. VI :,
Tuition in the English branches. s. % DER mnp.g,
In French. , M :.
Music : :. .
/ So OF Instrument, > IN ma, go ; .
Session To c'nmenc. on the frs day i Feoruary. an
ose the last day ofJuly.
ard can be o.ttlned IN very respectable f,m,Ii in
the neghbuhood and her father Will be prepared toac
IMMEDIATE ten or twelve pupils s. per month nclndlno
Washing fuel and lights One halt Of board and tuit,,
viii be required IN advance. the balance at the end Of th
5
Pupils will be taken any time during the session
bu ~ deduction will he made for absence after enfro c
except in If sickness
The greatest attention will be raid to the eomf,r,
health and moral department of the pupils committed to
them intelligent and useful members of s,cefy
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.N'O VI u M b ~ x.

SELLING OFT At COST AND LESS.
+ OR THIR TY paws O.SLY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-15

Rev. Mr.. kinckle
Rev. Mr.. Doughen,
John &. Meem,
J. NJ. Cobs, Lynchburg.
}. l.. Clayton.
r. X. Crallc.
Rev Thomas Observation-Disclosures.
Bishop CobbS-Alabama
Col. q. &. Cay-Campbe
Capt. X. l.. Colemar-Bedfrd.
Jan. ls-wiw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-05
Q1euerdl Notifies.
r7- Protestant Half Orphan AsyI

" Protestant Half Orphan Asylum-Ine man ~
AGES Of charitable institution have great pleasure IN
Informing the public that DR.. J. AUGUSTINE SMITH has
kindly offered 10 deliver lectures for its benefit The
subject 70 b dscussed Toe Moral Sense" or how 70
distinguish moral aht from moral wrong The object u
he rsI lecture will be prove tie eXstenee Of al IN
pendent faculty Of the ki1d. Ia he second lecture m Al
tbules viii be invest aed followed By brief reference
lie relations existing between that sense and the Other
rusna powers aud prOpeusss And closing Win az o.
tsnuf 10 d-fuce tho creron By which questions Of mJral
h or moral wrolg Ia conduct ere 10 be decided
ne leefurea " IN be delivered 10 Tho chapel Of ne Jnger-
Sly Friday evening ne On % Msfcn an1 tlasy Sysn-
M lie Ia commencing a. half past seven O'Clock TcB'
els ere dol ar each, admitting lazy anc gentleman, may
be had NJ Growers boob store corner bfoao way sad
Beec ker; 4isy Puinals, 10 Broad way AID al ne
door 21l mis- = It.
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MsEN FUN "MEEH FUN FUN, A.; /.

CELE hhATED CHINESE ohlN row DEh
ItHIS MUCH admired eddendgm y The toilet, stands
pres minent for restoring, identifying AMI preserving
the shin and complexion. Durng cod weainef' Wben
ehappng and other 20 n Of the skn caused
by bleak winds the beneficial effects " MS eessua cos
etc are plessingy evinceA The august patronage
conceded by several SOvefegns and Courts Of Europe
the SUPREME Court Of India and be numerous
dsy received By the oropreLors, ~ themselves sun.
eea 70 establish the superiority Of no sfce, "l1oo1'
fa-.her detail . -,
RosE-TiSTEp AgzE Fusp--A small consignment OF
ths above been received. u H. Without doubt mo
greatest embesher ever introduced into tls country
The radiant bloom npsTs no s0ilness and celcecy
which Induces the cheek, render u lnaPshsAoS !"
every toilet x,o,,s. m
To be had wholesale OF the importers, HOBBS co ;
whosssls and retail a. he Dep0l EsculApian Tempe
37t s. cents. 81 imlsp-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-05

DR. POWELL, ocalisi and Azrisi. siisnds 70 pss-
DKAsIs Of The Ere and EAR from % 0 eseAs :. -
res6ence, 81 Broadway, cor q " asIsns- Opn. 1
lectlsIy removed - $4,000.
AaArsosIs treated with great attention. are sucessa
srRxssxrs, or Scuinfing. cured Ia stew minutes
DEArxEss aud al discharges ff1ru rs Ear pernenensy
czre1. AxruIcsxL Eyss irssrtsd
spssssc.ss sdsrssd 70 sysTy esssl ~ inDA"0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-05

IT, We regret to learn. through private source.
that Rev Dr. Wesh OF Albany, Is suffering from pdl-
monsry Affection which has already LAID him aside from
ministerial labor for several weeks aad which threatens
10 continue him in his present state for some time to
come. lChrisusn heHo0poI'
~. The barque General Harrison is the vessel
Intended 10 be sent from Alexandria with cargo oil
PROVISIONS for Iresndtne contributions OF this city,
Alexandria snd neighborhood. The barque Is daily ex'
pected Ia Alexandra and viii probably DO ready to de-
part for Ireland In tive weeks from this time Nat Int
rgs The St Augustine Herald Of the add ult. as
.erts the recent alarm OF Indian depTedations In or
ida was entirely groundless-ths the cattle OF Capt jar
nrau reported 10 have been driven OF by the Indians
have al been found and that the nres which occurred
10 the woods a. the time csusefby white persons
~ The Salem Register says that Robert Ran
tout Jr. who gave the sword to Mr. Cushing IS Presi
dent Of the Ant Capital Punishment Society. daily
oil this city wishes him 10 explain hls preference tor
killing innocent men with steel killing guilty ones
with hemp.
~ Ii IS interesting 10 observe with what ia
cilfy certain Editors wheel into right line 80 soon
and so iast as Anti Slavery becomes popular. Wen leg
them come only let them stand 10 the trd day, and
having done all 10 stcRd lChnstlan Reflector
e The Worcester Spy regrets TO learn that the
project oil great Railroad station al that place, 70 ae
commodae the five Railroads that center there IA likely
10 fall through owing 70 the opposition OF the Directors
Of the Western Road.
LIBEL-Chares w. Lewis, OF Bridgeport, has
been mulced ia the of 81 600 in suit for SANDER
brought by Joseph Mott for statements affecting the
character OF his wife.
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CITY ITEMS.

THURSDAY, March I.
A man named James O'Neil was brought to tho
s,,oD Uouse of the llih Ward yesterday suffering un-
der severe ii of epoplexy. physician was called
"a ever, attention rendered him, bu, his recovery Is
doubtful
rur corRTs--In the mesmerism and cayenne
pepper case Montgomery rs. ostnsn, the Jury gave
xsr5c, for plaintiff of cents. In the Insurance claim
NJ Hinkman g. LONG Island Fire ms Co relative TO
lo.s BY re at Faisush the Jury found for plaintiff s5V
~ The piano given by Mr., Worcester to the
Irish Relief Fund is to be disposed of by lottery next
SATURDAY evening Tive hundred and ten tickets have
been sold at s. each, making tho handsome sum Of
SlO50.
~A fire broke out yesterday in the piano forte
hon of Henry Rechard in the Of 81 East Broad
WAY. distinguished with trihing damage.
tEs The receipts OF the American Tract Society
for the month ending March l. were Sl3ol 81 making
.hc tsi receipts since April Is $2 sos o. The grants
of publications mainly for the destitute since ApT 10
amounted 10 Sl36l5 a. There was due MAFeh l. on
bills sanctioned and on notes Tor pIintng PSPer pays
he within few months the sum o. Sl4Oo - BESIDE
other large Obligations devolviug on the society 0r CO.
portage foreign distribution and current expenses AP
plcaions are before the COMMITTEE ioI peSuhiAy
Grants for foreign stations the continent OF Europe
ana In heaihcn lands amounting to upward OF Sl0VVV
which the Society will be expected 10 reuit before inc
sxnra,on OF its current year which closes hpF hst
instead Of April Is, as heretofore
poLlcE.-Joseph Makes was arrested yesterday
Cor stealing Ss4 from Richard Mills, on the folns
Bridge, Brsnnon caught yesterday siesans pee
- 1,ro worth IS from the store. lia BowCry Csthe
rips O'Rourko was sYprehendsd Tor sPPEopnSans :
pIece OF satin ves,Dg which belonged 70 GeoIss ;
Briggs asa Grand st. John henne,ss an ess ~
Wei was seized last night il the an Ward sHa ss'
10 glsckwei's bland 10 serve out bis term
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-05

~ Mr.. JEsKs. late Of the Nantucket Inquirer
and now Of the Boston siar) abiding to the tact On
Dancing about 10 DO published by the Ansnesn 4se'
Society proposes that premium be offered Tor the Oe''
tract against the enoTniites OF oaHeoo'e srsee'h0oP
skating sliding, blinamsns buf, pushp'n han'sSe SIP
per, ana pussln-lhe corner. Good
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-05

THE soSs or TENPERAScE.-This order is stead
w eAlTg;ns Ia sphere Of action and bringing large
numbers within the pale Of lis jurisdiction We notice
as the Grand Division Of the State Of Pennsyvsrs on
fndsy last granted charters to two Divisions which
nave been Organized BY the Germans In Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-05

FAsr DAY-Ths Governor OF Massachusetts, mas
Observed "a dsy Of asting, Hunhs;ioa and Prayer
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"EDW1KDs LESTER, American conFal a &c.
". Goa fe4ass8 al he frienas saa eores2ocdsae 70
s~s So eorra issriuns n.n iATozgh Hsrr9er
Co.'S Express, Valet sTssait, or AsJ VII 10. % for.
rudsd % IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-05
Iowa.

The Democratic Union, published at St LOUIS
states that there is no probability OF the election
Of United States Senators by the Legislature OF
Iowa at IL. present session as the Democrats have
resolved 70 refer the whole subject back to the PEG
pie. That is, being disappointed in not having OBJ
tanned majority Of the members ofthe Legislature
al the last election, they have resolved rather
than have the choice fall on persons not oil men
own party. not to discharge the important duty Oh
electing Senators at all In the mean time now
ever it is said that "Govenor BRlGGs Is 10 appoint
two sound Democrats to the United States senate,
to hold the Office until the next Legislature meets.
This NAV serve as a blind by which the recusan's
hope 10 excuse their detection to the people ou.
the Governor. as well as the Legislature cannot
but know that the Constitution Of the United states
wil no. sdmit Of any such appointments thet IN er
suument allowing the Executive OF state 10 M
Temporarily onlv such vacancies as shall occur, oy
resignation or otherwise, during the recess oil !
State Legislature. No vGeaRcaes having occuiIeo
IN Iowa during tho recess of its Legislature inc
Governor Of course has DO power to make the APP
pointments referred TO- and the State must continue
TO be without representation in the United states
Senate. National lnteiilseACV''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-05

RAILROAD CoIIlsIONS--lhe NofWlCn anu w VI
ecsier sesmboat traia ran into train OF freight cars
which was standing stin upon the track ABOUT me
TIE ether side OF Worcester, on ihursday al l. !"
The end OF the forward passenger ear were oioAon IN
q brakeman named Porter had one leg orokon' ano
slaborer upon the road whose name we did mol learn
had his bodv so smued that he will probably die IN the
coarse of tho day. None Of the passengers were IN
red though one who was standing on the outside mar
rcNy escaped death being pressed between TWO cars
The accident originated In a series OF previous misior'
unes The afternoon down train from Albany first en-
eounierod the engine Of gravel train alone IN curve
jus, the other side OF Grafton. The engineer seeing
that crash was inevitable reversed his stesn' and
lsaped oe without Injury. The engine, though badly
broken was no, incapacistcd from running ana az once
started Of in the opposite direction with no one TO gov
ernit
After running FIVE or six miles II stopped at the com
meneemeni Of another curve the four o'clock West
cru train from Boston ran into the engine and disabled
Is own locomotive though without other serious dam
sso When the steamboat train came up il took on the
Albany train the Increased weight and impetus Of
which caused the destructive eject of the collision
had The steamboat train been alone. running as II ives
win great care only about miles an hour no IN
Hy would have been suffered. The track On which II
occurred wss Dew one End bad not been used which
accounts for the presence Of the standing train upon IL
~ tbs pronpiness Snd energy OF Mr. Monroe, the Con-
oaeioT. the sufferers cared for, the baggage and
Passengers conveyed to Worcester by sieighs and
Sswbsn procured and all reached Norwich shout one
o'clock and arrived safely In this City by the steamer
worcester At bali past ten yesterday morning.
Two accidents also occurred on the Western Read On
Thursday, IN one Of which brakeman freight car
s.a ais skun broken while passing under aSriSse about
mile from Worcester
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-05
DIR. BUSHES TONIC FE5aIFUGE,
A positive. sals And peIInAnelL c1re foI

a posLfe, A1o 1Io pciinaArAA S~AotSi
TEYER Aso AcCE
THIS medicine has Obtained wide spread reputation a.
cure for Ague and Fever Chill or lneTmtept and Be
tten Fever IA every sxe u these tse4ses - s1pcriof-
~ 70 Other remedies has been fly lesed by s1onS ylo
peres strength Il given 10 he Fsaent a. ne sans 1s
that the disease i syesd from bis system hssdens Al
tue South viii frd Of vast ssrse, al occasons use
% tho Tonic F~orf1gs viii guerc against me dso.atain1
Fsbazs as s celebrity Of thu article has given rise 70
attempts al cou1teneing mo name b. sure hefsIof soo
obtain Inc genuine, all which bears on ts wrapper ne
scrtsn Signature u Dr.. James A bruce AZ bf9ei~J
Sew-York- ~ s.oeoa
THE ELDORADO PAIE ABsTRAcTOR.
u DAY, tnis Ointment lays norlAlm " pelOrm wya'
ders but IL does claim remove pain ana h1ainmttOn
and 10 cure burns wounds and bruises sooner lth A1y
q he boosted magical compounds TO prove us ~
vel a. 10 show u success IA piles, raeumaasn, sgue
q ne face frosted limbs fever broken breasts "a o
sy.pe 80 large number Of eerthcAies from physician
and patents open or examination Al no Prncp~ OF
fee here well Of the sgens pam Pnlcs can o. pro-
cured. Pee = sad S7 cent. per bog containing larger
ua1fi,v tnsn 10 given DrCggtsH sr1 wn0s-
sale dealers supplied liberal Lsrns- Principal Once
az BroadEsy Agents-H Johnson, ~ Broadway; J.
r. AFFORD le7 B0~ery banee corner o. Catherine ard
South sta. .I7f imeoe JAMS A BkCCE. PIoprlstor
TENHE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE 10 DR..
Il blshe's Vegetable Pils-they s-e composed OF na.
ture OWE remedies her5s and vegetable extracts Of rare
excellence and Of colhnati0n so happy that hey sssis!
They purify the blood ecUaze ae circulation and restore
TIE liver kcncys and Otcr secTetoy organs 70 nseny
toue and acon From heir tO1ic properties fhey sever
produce debility Of the stomach and niesnnes 90 often
tas consequences Of Of otner pufgasea In dyspc
sA and ali bilious affections hey Lave proved s0penof 70
ary other medicine They Cleanse ne s,ouacn az n,ss
Lee. from al impurities and fror1 Eh-r Kscer1l ss1os
gre renewed energy 10 ne Communion, TT 80 -
ssls re.! al .hs principal once NO. AZ sfo-n~S
All 3u~of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-05
NETWORK TRIBUNE.

..,...i n the House 10 take up the Irish
u,,I-R sfusni to concur with Senate on the
.rsuament to the Army Biil-RejectiOn Of
xg,Imot Proviso of the
Wause-Passage Of the s3,0O0,0C0 Loan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-05

IhNOW, sir. ~ y0er loQk Of doubt
lT-sl you lave never found ne cat
Y0a pronised % procure ny verses,
Ard answer thea VIII tender nerciess
car VOC have teen ofrnded By them,
or hss your ylA1ee not YET Gene nAsa lsen'
siienc-; = worse taan hsrsh reply
$40 snaxsr sant " seaI els- "a y
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wk.le the pay foT tEs rais % ony about az Again.
the same s:ccu1moSson rogld carry SIX OF
ehsndss which. AZ g. per tor. would yled SIS OF,
TIE cheapest teett were carried say Soar and roc AZ
the usual rrces Of 81, Per ton would yed SIS 50 that
i viii appear that The Un.xd States have their mails
carried N lhe fastest Ines a, cheaper rate ;haa e psd
sur .ua sEd four in regular transportation lines which
occupy. in the passage iFon New-fcFk to FnsseFniA
sixteen hours
IL cannot then te wondered a. that these Companles
performing suca unrequ-ed service should seek % Oh
tain 5y way Of a6emniicsion. contract on another
Rsilrosa owned By them connecting by stear,oo ~
route Of twenty-five miles the Cities Of New-fori and
Philadelphia The Postmaster General, IN referring 10
this . the cosa Of his letter states that the Southern
mal going 10 New York BY this route. might be some
what facilitated. but SAGA Not much True no.
always day. yet frequently for want OF IL whole day
Is lost in the connections with tie North and last as is
admitted ia the letter OF The Postmaster General Of ian
g. ls45 which speaks Of the connection BY ne other
route via Trenton and Jersey City, being hszarded
and broken" nail on this route (Amboy route) leav-
lny he City Of Philadelphia at or o'clock NJ three
or four hours IN advance Of the mail train the upper
route would always preserve this connection unbroken
and Is this OF no importance 20 the community Be-
SIDE By the line arriving Ia HewIor three hours IN ad
vance Of the mail tnaaoe matter Is forwarded BY pr
vaie conveyance raors in al probability than sufficient
% pay the cost Of contract on this route And IN sd
diton 10 A. this the towns Of Heghtsown, Spota@ood
Freehold and others within short distance on ether
side Of the Camden and Am5Oy Road would be Iurnish
ed with mai accommodation. for which they have In
vain so long been praying AL Of which considerations
70 make no impression on the head OF the Depart
ment By order.
JOHN r. THOMPSON
EDWIN A. STEVENS, ~ ro,,
JAMES NELSON Ia N0--'
BENJAMIN FISH
Dated FEB. u. 1871.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

~ Johnson,s ToOthache Dr0ps.-The Glove
Anodyne for the immediate srd permAnen cure Ok pan
remedy become Immensely popular with hose who have
usd H. may limitations have lately been Ihrus upon NE
market b snpoePsd Pet,oss s " 'oG n.S %,
canton he public against al such spurious eornpounos,
40 Glove Anodyne possibly be the genuine ariee 20
ong sad fayoreby Known oy IA name e1 saat rec
ast year By Helry JoInsoc lruccessor 70 n O. sa1as
Col who 4 COW he sole proprietor Inc ony s@eiy of
purctssers : 70 be sure and AK fof JonasOn
DrOps snd examine the wrapper o. ne Wal - every
o. u tie genuine has the Signature % h-rry Johnson
fssuber hat the True Glove AnOd yne 10 al mined ale
ere FOR lie most yiOerI toonaehe or pam Ia ine K9ms
- ia h il manufactured genuine only b. HENRY
JOHNSON Chemist ard Druggist, No. 10 Bfo4d~s ~
west aide II The rzniLs Building Sod sso A. l'y fulton
als
~ DIR. Banning's Body Brace IS an efficient 70
lief Tor weakness Of ~ .oe- lungs spne ald nos, par
u-lary for dyspepsia constipation AID Plies VIII "taA
ness Of he stomach End sides, ~eaSy females az grow
M chidrs1 Add al dsposei V drooP snc are seceniery
esnecsv spinal subjects vii Be delight viii ia &C
5n Re.-rer-e given many olst1 pushed clefgymen
Who have been rescued from saPersnnqanon, rom as
blIity and bf0nclilE Pamphlets and BOOK CeUrnoo
see giving Information cso be bad a. I1e once =
Broadway < LADY n siiendance on lsetes- If DAWN
~ water-C arc.-pr. ssEw, having returned from
Europe przcses his Few sysiea q tls 1oo
q Bort-stl and 10 ne city generally. The Hssf-Cure
Jour-sl (sennl1lthyl BY Or. Slew, 70 published a. ne
very l0w pnee Of 81 = yeeL u alvarez IH'lm
srwafer Cure Hoase.-Ara :. Goye eon;tn-
ZEE 70 REEVE pErsns al her ho1se 81 I'n|L new
NJ q sso vslts AIDES ard children tssr homes, snd
rive. airscaou .sr lhe Application ofws1r Gaze ON
J. D. WHEELER,
~ Commissioner for the -sases Of New YORK
lad cornecl.c1t, 4 .ialnany reI- IA
~TJ. Coleman, ExesRnse Broker, no. d
y,'si-.L c-ug-Yofk LLrlTc1; non-y ooakr- &c 80
80 ar = ~ -rehang = notes srf dr+'ts 80 1888 81
s'i- -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-03-05

r. Water-C urc.-pr SaEw, having retlrnec from
Farope przcses his system q hs lnsurontf 1od
q Bort-stl and 10 ne city generally. The HsIefCure
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