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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-29
CnNAInN. LnINClI.

A. regular meeting ii the Common Caanc,l Of
lyuch5ug al their chamber. OF FRIDAY. evening. 23i
+ ne. lsiS
Present --,,na. NJ Oie,. Pusidenr. Jesse Hare. c.
w Chusian. ienry DAVIS. sampson Duguii. Pleas
ant Patun aud Jno. K. Mcdaniel - membrts.
Tue orirr made the lasl June Term OF The Illus
tlngs Court If lynchbufg, e,nr,rn,ng new Court
House. Rad ~ TIL Bnad and motion the subject
iar b. present lai an hn table.
The official bonds oI the public officer. Of the Cmp,-
IA ion prestnod 10 The bafi aud. being cxalned
were spptovri.
Warren GNnnawsy. keeper II The Powder Magazine.
made rcport Which bell. read received and orde
I'd Ia be- filed
Michael Nous. Nm Damln Ben Il. Dawson and
lh"nas tuppedge. "e'RheIs ii hnsr aud unprz"d 10
Aacco, scVerdjy made repni. II l"barcl Wcghed by
them since their orurr report Which ordered be
filed
Resolved, That a Committee he app ,utei 10 ascet-
lam the necessary Ia he false by way at Taxes The
present year. 10 meet The public demands alSlnst thu.
Corporation. aud Ia make ftpot 10 The t"nnan Cum.
ell. by hill otherwise ny hccnpnn the President ap
painted Mcssts. Christian aud liar 10 be- OF said Com.
mlutr.
The Committee appointed Ia htng in hill provide
for the guarantee ii Interest stock subscribed
ior In the lyuchbarg and Icnnr Rall Road tcpor
ted bill upon HAT SUBJECT. "hlch Was received and he
N. lriu The fist time. motion was ordered ID lie
the table. aud three hundred ,opes hr printed IN
der the d,r,cuon Il Nh thrislian. thltmau ii -aii
COMMITTEE 10 be distributed II HE attenuation u thr
publtc.
Tho sum OF one hundred and Gly dollars was ordered
10 be placed Ia The hands ri tho Chairman 1t the Street
tolunltce aud The sum oflwo hundred aud ity dollars
IN the hands OF The Chairman o the Watering Commit
lee subject t. the ufdets III sad Committees
And lhrn tho board Adjourned until hc fins, Friday in
JUIy urN'.
lrlc a5.nct ffon Joofoal.
u. ROBES, CPh.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-29

- We have read with lneras. and admiration. 80
lar as the sentiments .ernrd the letter Of NJ
buchanan. conveying 10 Mr. Rds the appreciation Of the
President for his prompt recognition Of the French Re
public. Nj Buchanan takes occasion 10 rive his opin.
Ion as To the kind Of government best adapted for France
Surprising any thing other than Republic out Of the
question: Mr. Buclanan's views are very sound nd sen
soIe, 1nd for THAI reason fear we NAV say-wlll
prove dlSta~tcul 10 the French. With Nj Buchanan
we do not believe Ia the possibility Of maintaining liberty
In a centralized Republic embracing g 100000 of PEG
pie W believe that federal system IS their only hope
hongh it would be difficult 10 revive the Provinces
whilst there are too many Departments to play the part
ol States. u would not 10 either 10 >u5dvlde France
afb arlly for The pupDs Of making The materials Ut
c1niederacy. 1t is remfkabr that whilst every lnell-
gent nan aln'ng us regards the federal prn pIe
ce>sary to the Of The French in their scheme
u self government Capitalization Inc is though, Of hy
them, aud Republic, and indiyisbe Is as much
crotchet as in 1922. So far is this Capitalization
carried that the plan Of Two caln'ers of legislation finds
but little favor, whilst Jralousy Of The klngly form OF
government makes The idea ofc)nnitimg the executive
authority 10 The hands II one man very abhorrent. We
may expect. hercfre single legislative body and an
Executive Direcoytwo as bad experiments could be
expected any Where.
Bu, t. return to MI Buchanan. Whist his advice,
and the letter intended 10 be preferred as SUCH is
celeni, fear received very gricously ut
taken to be somewhat uncaed for and impenneut,
though the Provisional Government said handsome
rhings upon its receipt. There is not of the nine
hundred members Of The National Assembly who does
not consider hinsefqualled make constitution for
the French Republic and who would the idea
ohrarkenng 10 the Suggestions Of the wisesr for
moment contemplating the practical operations Of existing
institutions other clunirs,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ILLINOIS.

The I,ocafpco convention fr the nomination Of con
gfesiona csndldate in Long John Wentworl's district
lately s,embIed at Ottawa. lis proceedings were most
turbulent. Wentworth, who goes warmly ff improve
nen Of the lakes AMI rivers and is understood 10 be oppp-
sed Cas- nominated for reelection To Congress by
vote If IS 90 Then series Of resolutions in
troduccd approving the uinaton Of Cass and Butler
bn these were thrown duvn under the table amid Kisses
and aronns by strong majority. Thev friends Of Ca
and Butler NUMBERING than f,riy, then seeded
from the meeting, organised by themselves and passed
their resolution.
This ndiraest that the Lncoco p,ty Illinois is bro
ken np We have IN ch other information 10 The same
effect We have The strongest assurances that old Rough
and Ready can and will carry tho State Louisville
toUedl
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o. Read The article frum the Cleveland PIandeacr-
paper which Miss Martnean pronounced the abesi IN
the United aes-upon Gen. Cass and the Wilnot Pro-
viso Who is to be he dupe2 It is evident hat the
North the South is under wrong impression as 10 his
sentiments. Read also The Of his reception at
Cleveland. Under the pretex Of not being able to make
himself hear Gen. Cass declined answering his friends
question to his whereabouts the internal imWJ' e
.t.t qpes..n. Haze az. Il :. 's.9s f,t1
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-29

The Tocotco Journals. no be,g abla any lon
ger deny that Gea Cass was IN favor ct the " IL
mot Pov's', us, up,e it, anl attempt t, prove by his
own letters tina, Gen. lay stands the same catego.
~. We should think il useless impose upon
ourselves the task of defending Gen. layo from any
charge lnpu'log 10 him want Of loyalty 10 the south
Born IN Virginia, reared III Kentucky. resident of Lou
lsana, identified IN interest feeling, anl habits with the
south. Is there mln, on either Side ut Mlson and Din
on line, wh, has the hope, apprehension,
he may be that the tights and interests OF The slave
holding State, Of 1.-THE conioderlcy will suffer any dctu
mcnl Al his hand, whilst President ol The United Satrs
oi what avail are subscriptions In platforms of doc'rne
al The fepa linton Of old and cherished opinions Of cons
iniona power and measures Of policy, aud the sudden
ad 'll'n OF new and opposite ve"s1t all that may be
expected 'la"N 'uhfrn man wlthS ,uthern principles -
rahia"d with the guaranty ntancd Ia the >lnpc re
iciion that ,chary Iaylof Is bone OF bone. and
inh OF our fl Nh, sugar planter in Louisiana. and the
owner Of hundred slaves He stand, in need of do
fence from our hands. charges connected with lh,
SUBJECT
We frankly confess have M conf lence in "Nor,h
eh men wrh ulhara principles. We should have
aon" IN "S'n'hcra u"0 with N1uhen principles" We
want N"'td'r and Southern men with section
al J's.bn not not dyesled oi the feelings naturally
enareJ ny bong reared under different s,cal cir nm
7'a'c :, AM. above all, 2 nbuad thoroughly with the
'PrinclpoN' D" 'he Constitution. In such con
ii', and IN the s"pint9enlfy weaherc ok, who can
chang" ms "p'lnS IN aly gwen sn ,la.t, TO suit any
a"f9 'ncy upon the shortest notice possible We have
an iIns n'i1 ct the rIGnce 10 be placed in Northern "cn
VIII Southern principles, IN The Of Mr.. Van Buren,
IN peculiar guar han II our r.,s in 1886 and 1910
Is no" HE nominee ola party whose ptincp. Of cohesion
/, hostility to the slave holding States
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-29
OBITUARIES.

Died. the 9Th inst, the residence Of her son.
Cobb, consott of John L. Cobbs Esq, vi Bedford coun
~. in The COZ, year # her aye.
~ the death Of lhis esllmable lady, the Church. 81
cety at large numerous circle 81 friends. and her own
immediate family have sustained a hravy loss. For
many wears she was consistent member ol thr Pfoes
tant Episcopal Church. having been confirmed at ST.
Stephens, under the ministry oi the 1T. Rev ~ H.
Cob,s now Bishop ol Aabama. In the community whore
she haG long resided. she was most highly esteem
ed. aud many tears ot sorow AMI sympathy were arp
ped over her gave. Her memory will be cherished by
large number Of friends kind mighbDr, Who was
never wanting IN off 'cs NJ christian bcncv ence But,
10 her own family especially. her death has caused a
deep and painful shock. 10 them II Is an afi elton Of
no ordrary chara ter II has made breach which no
earthly Object -epair. An aged husband hls been
b reavrd OF the wife oi hi, bbs,n the cunpanlnn and
support OF his drcllnn. years. Many Sons and dau,h
tcrS have hern deprived OF aleG mother who
always did Tn them mothers part. These all mourn,
because they deeply feel the ELECTS o this dispcnsation
wife and IN hher has been taken from that household
and her ABSENCE spreads thick goom around the place
that once knew her but knows her more. Snll
they sorrnw not as III without hope They hase the
precious consolation left hem Of hnoning their los, is
her oNn and heavens aan.
- here * Il world above,
VI here parting Is nuklpwn,
whole eternity Of 1--we
Formed for tlc nood alpnri
Aod fam bchllds the diving hero
Translated n That happier sphere"
E% The Spulhrrn Chufchnan aud Christian Advo-
cafe " Il, please ;opy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-29
TlIf, WHEAT CROP.

The Harvest may be sid 10 be over. The weather
has been exceedingly proplions, and the " heat has
been cut aud gathered under the favorable auspices
From all We can gather, in all parts Of the country
the crop has been unconmonly fine. We have heard
even local cpnpIans.a and doubt not IN bushels TO
The acre and in the gtegate have been raseJ through
"1t the CHon, than IN any preceding year.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-29

The immense estate Of VI. d Agre. WIN died las,
year III France. still unsettled when the "yon
p ebnIary brpke out. HIS estate nvenfotied at
B 900 0uO francs. bu it was cncnmhre with lgicics
and gifts IL the SIM Of ; 900 900 francs. This latter
even. owing the excessively runous depreciation
n properly be real zd from the estate; that The
heirs ot tn, heretofore magnificent HERITAGE espso
rfaz ae or nothing teeIrJn. after the lcgacles and
expenses settled.
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Nc. IL
LET ALL. WHO ARE AFFLICTED WITH ASTHMA
READ TIE FOLLOWING LETTER.

Mr. Seth W Fswl..--
sr-Havng been afflicted for than dirty years with
III, asthma, at times severely 10 incapscaie me from
attendance bl-ne ard having adopted mnry medicines
without any but ioraty res puiclssSd. about three
SINCE Nj ard Mason, your in ills city,
several bottle. NJ W,sia Baissm u Wild Cherry, from Il
ects oil which Obtain relief than iron all the nedtBe
hal taken Tor thai distressing disorder have by The
repeated valuable Hasam, been free Il
breath, and oppression the lungs, than had
cpsd and indeed conceive myself cured u this INST dis
hsaHeniug malady
do most cberiiay tender you ,hi, acknowledgment,
which YOU will Use a your Judgment dictates
III! A,Fa' , Ole, "a ,s.o & D. MAYNARD.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrapper
Prics 81 pc, bottle six bottle Tor -.
Prepared and aid BY \. II 6. D. SANDS Druggi'ts leu
+ ulton street. New Y9fs
Sold -.oh, DAVID LYMAN,
DNC51sf,
AT b, u lsf.t. s.a... thtoashoA. tia Cai,e4 states
Itnt - /
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-29
CAPTAIN TOM MARsHALL UPON THE STUMP.

A gentleman writes to tho Louisville Journal, from
Cynihlaua, Ky. that Capt T. F. Marshall made most
eoquen, speech there the other day in favor Of Tay-
ior's election Tom cursed the Wing National Conven-
lion for nominating Taylor, but exhorted Why's and
Denlcrn - tusl = 'hs pls II NJ'o..!5e, and Ste 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-29

SIR WALTEK sGoff.- Nj j. \. DlliHtyne's
ihssy was s1l N fdlnbnt. thu other day. The rnah.
usrurtutthe Black D,eaty hnmgh twenty eight gunoas.
Sir Waler's proofs II hla LIFE # Napoeon..n nine 'ol1
wee sd TOT orly five .aneas. AMI twelve vols o proofs
Of The Uassrty novels fetched isny-one gulnras.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-29

LADY who = ~ ii,',rl 'u instruct in Ito usu 81
N English bragc,rs ard in Masic rsn hrsr IF pr
ftalc sli,,atnn in Seminary. IN ken,ucky, By I'D
dre,sinr tps paid) IF. H. "" Lynchsarg. fs.sof
by srpliraon =, tbs ofice. Tf
June 2q-w2w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-29

TIE leng n II the Smiths ,niau Institute is four hun
ired AMI iy feet lis breadth at the towers is nne hun
bred and hity feet ls general breadth fifty four feet
The Easefo WING will be finished, and pul order fer
The occnpaloa Of the secretary, and Tor The immediate
purposes ii The bard
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-29
MARRIAGES.

Married, "Wednesday. 2lst iu.t.. by lh" Rev. sam
uel u. Rec. Upton l.. IiNSiEY. Of this place
. Mss fLlI \DEfd H. COIllOtN. Of Franklin
nnntN. VI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-29
EXAMINATION OF
1. LAUREL HILL SCHOOL,

n
ME following ia the report of the Grades of the
/ Pupils in their studies during the past session.
The highest No. given is l. and Is tho standard re-
CURED All who receive from to 4 are marked dis
tingnshel. l. stands for Latin for Greek, VA for
French, NJ Tor Mathematics, 0Y for biography, Il,
for English Grammar. q. for Latin Grammar, for
Bible History, oy for Orhography, pN. Tor Decama
ton G. for Composition, and pr for Demcrit marks.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-29
Debtors TO the yirginian !

VUNIlE undersigned will attend Amherst and Nelson
Jane Courts for The purpose oi collecting and clio,
my mp all accounts due the late Of ler, Town
ley * Salhani; Sathan. Dlllqd & Towney and Black
fub Starhan \ billiard. Those seen at Court, he
will call on. All who indebted by b,ni open
count, he hopes will be ready for settlement, as he is
anxious To close his cuisines. in Virginia.
June SIS CiIAS W SrATHAM.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-29

FPISfOl.Aal BRENlTV. The anriens, espe
riaily the Greran, anI RI manS prdel themselves an
the bteylty 4 cir ep SALARY correspondence Juu,
tT1r alter his nSa,lou ot Gtul, sent back the cole
blted despatch. VIM. vDI, viCl; but we apptehrnd
mat nelthe7 the GrrG,nl nor the II m,ns 1t ancient
times eNrerd the Am rcans o the present day in brey~
ny af corr spendsnce.
A. prod submit the following l.trers which are
Important HE letters which ellher the Gresk Is OF
Romans Vote -
DETROIT May 18th
Dear Sif-l am much Obliged YOU for your kind Al
,eullon IN transmitting ne an nvllson attend the
convention on lil' rial Improvements, winch will meet
in thleaeo IN July. Cucun,ancos. h5~ryer. will
pat II ont my ppwer la be- ptcsent al thai umc |
an, deaf ST, resp ciully yours.
private and cpn6Jrn lal
L. = Navy Department. May 18Th. 1879.
Gommaore-lf Santa Anna endeavors 10 'en,er the
Mexican ports, You Will allow HIM to pass rerv Re-.
pecitnlly yaaf,, GEO BANCROFT.
Com. CONNER. Com. Home squadron.
Headquarters. Army of Ocrupaion
\ ar Bocna Vista, Feb, 81 lsl7
Sr-intePiy II yonrs of this date, snmnonlng me 10
surrender my orees al dscrelIn beg lelve say
decline arred.o! to your request Win high respect,
am, sir, your o5edleot servant. Il TAYLOR.
Major Genl l. s A. Comdg.
Scnpr ID. Anio Lopez Santa Anna,
Commanding in Chlef, Encaht1da
Now il breyty. which it is said the soul Of wit.
IN eplsloafy Jurisprudence to be made in the
present presidential canvass G. n. Taylr decidedly has
the best chance Nh. Bancrot's letter To Commodore
Gunner Is certainly AS brief IT could well be- bot IN
proportion II the magnitude Of he sutpc, treated Of Cen
"ra raylors without rival. and therefore takes the
palm.
The last eplsile is not only short-in the true ven
v'dl, Wei. style but II is comprehensive and
The whole ground. wh lie Julu, Cmnr's epl,le did Mt
Indeed II Isl Rough and Ready letter all oyer back,
belly and ibis, AMI IS perfectly communal, as the Pc
ltrlais sly.
The fact Is that matter how the pac, is shuf1ej
Old Zeh Turns up trump. and invariably has the BEST
hand. New York Hofd.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-29

clalm for the Democratic plrl,: aud an evidence nf 1t
may be iun IL the fact, thai l,Ige pmp lrlr,n of
them, bath fccr,- and mrn. WIN volunteered to hit
the battles e lheIr country in Mr,ic have after seeing
lhn nni'fnnac consequences ii The factions opposition
TO the war IT the g leaders hnbr. hcSltaed h
rcnonnce their party, aal sismatlae" such conduct
as II deserves"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-29

A nv stock If g,1ds il a, large Ger the s-ssan,
~ an very dvsltas II reducing II, and To
pli.h that object have deter na.I 10 oG,s tho eaits
STICK
AZ Govt fJs Cash,
which viii he fieilY adhered Ia.
rislly invite all p.fs,s IN wat NJ C,,js 10
give me call aud examine f,r tlism,svr..
JANE % II. l.. DUFFEI..
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low j E.S


Sods PowA - LA cts lhr boy,
Sc,ditI Powder % ets ID,
Tooth Bfuthss u cts.
Sweet ol 30 eta per hs'ue
Castor OIL, small b1tle,, Il, e,s.
TJslh Drawet, 81,
pock Inst runents ~
Champagne Wine, pint bpitles, 50 s1
81 uheta Antisli5aa Ia L. IS Va tns bsx formerly
So
Clarst Wine 50 es tho blitlv.
stateh ~ t.a'ets the posn4
Gums SO worth SIS
Violin StfiaE, - C the set
toloins W stsf IL the ral
Ana o'l.f siti,l., eauai, low, for r'etv
June 20 th liON III. DAVIES.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-29

STATE OF LIVESTOCK MARKET
Rep rted by Bererly Blair, Licensed Stock Broker.
STATE Stock per co"t--pAt v.luo tloo-held at pat
aud interest.
Corp,rati,n 4 per con, par value tloo-sales al %
and interest.
James River s. km,wh, B,nd.. guaranteed by thu
Sialo-9S and he nIrrrst.
ENchangc Bank Stock par value SloO-none on
sale
Farmers Bank Stock par ,a'ue tloD9ss 90.
Virginia Bank Stock par value so sales Al Oh
fs
Manchester Cotton and Wool manufacturing Stock -
par value ilDo-hcll al So,
Richmond Fire Association Slocl-paf value $50
sales since March dividend al $50
ltichm md Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail Stock
par value 400 held at $50 and the interest.
Rich nond Frrdcdcks burg aud Potomac Certificates
Of Dubi-par value 90 rrceni s,les % aud The inter
est.
Richmond aud Louisa Rail Road .tqek-pat vslue
llOO--recrni sales al tiO.
LIVE STOCK MARKET 1T Ne |.
Beef 50 10 81 90 grss.
Sheep 81 50 to 81 - accord n. 10 qnsli'y.
Hog, -ij ~ J,eop ShooI.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-29

g1- negn' hay. ab,ut years Of age. Yas dteAaeJ
~ lhe river, whilst bathing ca Sunday last.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-29
FOR RENT.

HNiiE Store House with dwelling House &C. At tho
! Mouth Of Caswba. Bntetonr Gu, Va, and p,sscs-
SION given LIST Sep neat. Any wishing commence
the dry goods business e"t iirsrs,s stand with
good stock Of gos well assorted, and such terms az
will nakc Ia the interest ri any disp sed 10 sell
gords to purchase the stock hand. Any communica.
livn the subscriber fncastle Va will he attended to-
D\\'L. f.. BAILEY.
Mouth Catawba, Bot. Go. Va.
June Btu S4s.-3t
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DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
s. b. D.4PEyNPORT,
DENTIST.
nFfERS his services to the ez>ns Of Lynchburr
~ aud the adjoining counties, at the following very
reduced prices, when performed at his Office,
MA RKET 7REEr,
. doors above Main. vii:
Inserting artificial Teeth gold plate zach IS 90
do do do pivot lock from 9 too 90
Plugging Teeth viii gold foil. from Ito2 90
d" do do Tin DO each IS
Filing each so
Cleansing. ftom 0Oto 8 90
Extracting. each so
Satisfactory reference givea BY those f1r HON have
operated
June 5-6m
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Tine heroic CD Dmiphan, Col. Wynkoop. C4ptaia
Naylor. Reid, and othcl,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-29

HORSE CAN'T AND HARNESS,
4 HAVE Er salt, privately. good Horse Cart and
u Harness. which Will De sJd at ba-galn.
June 22-is WIN J. WILLIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-29

IuSI received four Of tlo'e style solid iron fsus
- Pianos, manufactured /, J. ch.IenE, If I,Hen aid
% sale, by
MAY i ,Gm II D. II. LYMAN.
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ainty IN their operations by any other PREPARATION com
pounded iof similar purposes, before the public.
These Speeches are combinations of approved medicines,
mlngnng the excellent qualities Of each medicine into one
sanaye whole so az 10 produce most efficient compounds,
winch have neverye been known fail Its impossible to
produce certificates OF the pOwerof medicine Of this peculiar
nature or heTwise host of facts might be advanced
snow the broad and deep foundation which the char
aeer OF these Specifics for support Long sandug
cases Of G0RshGG tee Structures, Pains az The I0 s,
3DectoRs Of the Kidneys, GrGpek, Burning the ~
rg Fgssdges ETC. ETC. have yielded 10 the command
hVncbe anhdOtes and instances of SYPHILIS of the
sanative influence.
The preparation is without doubt the most eectual rem.
cay ever discovered and has cured many obstinate
aiter every other medicine had failed In its improved form
1t Is nearly taseless, and effects permanent cure az the
space or Ue SIR days without restriction diet
posufe or business. Besides this important adyantaee il
never leaves the part subject 70 that Troublesome weakness
that occurs so often he of other medicines generally
prescribed, and, taken the first stage of the dease il
VIII arrest the discharge, and remove al unpleasant feelings
IN lew days. In raced chronic of
diseases, N obstinate elects, Female Complaints such
WHITES etc It Is, without doubt the most eeetual remedy
discovered
We do not offer these Specifics as a PANAcEA OF cure
every thing, bat for The above-named auth0r
to guaranty cure, under a forfeit Of $500.
we Woud here remark that these Mixtures have been be-
lore the public Of NeWOeans for the last nine gears and
they have universally proved eihcaciOas.
~ CT UJTOJY--Bea7G Of base C0prterfefter mia
setts spurious and injurious articke Eecoect tbe oRky
dgehtE IN United STATES IS A DONNAUD No. Is CARON-
DELFT STREET, beta0een Canal and Common
8aE A Treatise Structures can be had gratis
81 All private consultations free Of charge. n1
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EDUCATION.
HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
rs BOARDERS OR DsAy, PUPILS.

- ~ n rEEr. NEAR ST. JOSEPH STREET.
rS5F IISfIED in 1872 under the Superintendent OF
II - ~ Misses ALLISON from LondQH-4n this Instu-
- conducted the best plans of European instruction.
s q study Thorough and systematic no vague
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