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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

IerzuSgs HUsls',s T - 0tFlC = - =
e3EOt HtGE hUrpEh 5 z d .u' ~
- . pravst r - . ani suep5zI-r Pa. ~ =
Sas beiee t5d st .hs a1aye cfHee, Yazls -, -.
Sz4s9 adapted o lbs ipsutual f3s'ana - 80 IL,
upor tbs i1e cf4 ara = "a dit.o1ce the oe~.l o. y -.
vscea ffon he tocu1a -6s5 caus TX ~ 'ls 4.,el
plete cnlspfe bsiF sgrleciet 10 Iy]
lie 10 { ffca1 ziil1 e5d oihe usd from vi s-.s
prttsu beins IHcdersts continued apG difect t4t
Cur sye ia ratioz il induced obitsrsis ne lslAe! l.
'l' H''-''' '-'-''- HULLs ERug3 OFFICE
10 lmeod- 4V.teysi. As'os Ftolsc-
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u
Fsrii', rEzsfR14 N SUMMER AhHAHGEAEAFes
&fI tssS5szfleg. commencing a prl l8D-Ihis tdsa
extends from EHzabethport 81 miles %
White House NJ reducing the staging between tho tsrEsa-
nus The Rond and EaJ1B - u miles and 10 SchooleFs
Mountain Il mice THIS line leaves Now-York by steds-
boat RED j. CKET atpier n H. and c0nnecs WIN ruins
on tic NcwJersey Railroad. which leave NewYork frosa
fc0 u CoI1ntat Tue sumo hour new route 70 Sczss
eys Mountain with less staging than any other
PASSENGER TRAIN UP.-Pfsseugers viii leave HeH- 4 fA
BIZ steamboat from pier Mr. or by tie New-JerseI h11"
road foot OF Corlon1-tt at AN and N; e9Ye Ehsar
behtuwn at 10 4. NJ. and PM
PASSENGER TKAIS DoWH.-LeGYe Whlb h0Is9 ~ ~
A b and 10 M; North Branch at IS AM and 1'f
SmeNie at 10 M aud Is NJ, BQum big9a ~ ,S ~
= " md q NJ. PaiBhed a. 40 a ID ano : ~ ~
Westfeld at 81 n VI md PM; EiizabettoYn e. u sAs
$50 4 NJ and 81 P.M .,a,as - ,,,to.v.
White HoIse az - AM, S0aefY1ie4 y! fmaiea 10.
md Fjzabetfror By Steamboat ut 10 An ttetlrhngs
eave Ncw-York 81 steamboat Red Jacket IRON pier /.
North River, n ~ j., ~ r.
,i5t e OF tie III l. ~ Coc - insure beng tak1@
through tint day -,
STAGES vii be IN readiness Tue arrival Of tae octosk
tain or EewYor St inc White House 10 convey pascal
gers to Eaton WIkeHDarre, Bethlehem Allentown M4aca
Chdnk P; and 10 Huntington Lebanon Clinton, allicsas
Bethlehem Bloomsbury. Rew-Hampton, Washngton AID
Belg.dere n. j On pse4day Thursday and SaunjY, 70
Delaware Wafer Gap Strouds0Jrg BadpusYle S2ohoees
DacTiie BUckstoWn and L2ckuYana Iron Works &G "a
r. BAI bsEgRge az tic rsk Of Tue oWlera uht1 c91fe
cd into tic aGtu Possession Of ire Agents OF ~ Coop.F'
ald checaa of ycce- 20 gIFen lbereor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

gsa For sal EA hrottsie s!a9d for county store,
Es tused in The OF E4St Chester, two miles from
'7S the Harlem aud q from tbs New Haven Railroad
containing acre. of lsad On the premeea are large
a od @ anu N @ @ % a nIu
glea Pears, cherries, peaches TaspReries, &c vel
further particulars inquire Of PAsCHAL BERTINE, I'll
Fhird.ev New-York; WEI EERTINE East Chester
f25 2r* SAMUEL BERFINE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05
FL, LEuCmTN Il NENYTON, Piano.

PTAN0-F UT fss-P Persons about ur
$3.50 ii Chasing panos wl find it 70 their adyan
nv III y Fflage 10 calatR Giaan Co.'s manuinciory
v " i U194 Fulon-sI ives, OF Broadway gen
ers assortment of mahogany and rosewood pianos con
SANITY hand which viii hu sold low Tor cash or approved
paper Dealers supplied on liberal terms.
so If Il GLENN & co lgi Fultou'st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05
Fg-T- ~rrer4sss=ez.y- 5C,CIOCI<LtNB rlu07 y
4fs2 ~, 80. FGH H pSO = and

steamboat HUDSON, Capt VIM Il
Meeu VIII leave the steamboat pier foot OF GedaT-st or
Mondas "Wednesday and Friday aud the steamer COLCM
BA Capt F. King Tuesday, Thursday aud Sainrday,
at O'Clock connecting with the stages 81 Newburghf hinss
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oLsts1 Eao's PegGNs sgoYEs

QAits1 AA0'e FeStN< SFOYEa
Enfs CHVSCaSs, srQREs, FakloSS, orTfcas ~
FXN6E StkSCSt4HE Noul3 CsH ias ereauun NJ 1nnso
u IL want Of Stoves es eonplois sssorimenl u st
ncsi Epplcye5 pstetr, cf tssa3& 1et cooking sloxgs
Aiso lnSnasaegafer ano dseg Ga plia au3 jspsneJ Pin
ware sfa1Dis and sels II BeQsa f-rniEag Goods aicI
Stove QrnAnsc,s ard TttBssj3sr sIovoI cleaned Pre-
sarsa AID "a, 40 81 ssosl notice sn6 i.I.ls exgsosc
J y. Andrew
sl1 In. II9 WaAg.s,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

I'll 800 ~.
aPIRE Capt Hebcr Squ.es, leaves BufAsS
for sandnsky C.y every "etaesdHy and Saturday, S,e :
ne at O'Clock he ARRIVAL q the express zap s
ninine. caves sandaskY CITY oyoey Tuesday and FTtaas
@9gp8Dgs as StloSk a@ w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

Fsn TO PHYBTGEAEs a fars opportunity f1e
~ young physician, that oesireS goot practice
~ physician who il deEirous Of ettriEg tom t6e pro
feson ofers sell his practice and Farm Of 80 eres de-
ghlfoly situated in pleasant vi sge 70 miles from ms
City On said farm are two lerge dwellings TIVE bans
isge houre, &c al! In good repairs large quantity
and great variety Of choice fruits , eTs Po ors d oo p
woud be exchanged for City property. Inquire OF /
KEYsER Sl Bowery from 10 TIL O'Clock, ds =. $50 M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

o. BUZZ DING EOTS IN BR0OfALXN FOR
E;H SALE on accommodating terms at about 500 each
A- Thevare i'll most delightful situation, and convenient
to the ferries The water equal to any Ii the country
M o,7 sawsm Il. L. CROOK, p Pine-st
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~ Y, Off A. LOCKWOOD. s23 2wsoi*
G. FOR SAEA 1T BR0OKLYN,-Thrse brick
a dwelling and Situated ths south side OF
@@~ State 81! Esookiyr and within ire ninutss walk of
The gouih Ferry Thu boaEeE threeitofeE high With
ecs and cell q by S9 lots 10 feet In good
der aud ready Tor mmeoato patton LIBERAL amount
may remain or homo aud mortgage II moi disposed OF b7
The Alb October next they will be sod auction there
after Apply for further p6rtCURrsto
s2l 2wsod* ELIAS G. DRAKE lOl Frontal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05
uUDs0N RIVER RAILROAD.
gITMAfIN ADVANCEMENT, 1850

Ea7a~ FaazF.5s- -.-a7-l \ WY Ultk 10 III III
Afk BANY, by GaLrcad - sl & g
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

------ - q A MDEN AND hHHUI hAIAs
Pss%s sszss5l-3R ROAD LINE &r Philadelphia al
80 sa---fa-s--gcl0ck A 81. and IL O'Clock P; - IF
.,bat JOHN POTTER daily SUNDAYS e1cs 81 noa2
stssgcars, "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

HupsoN AND BERKSHIRE RAMRoAD-The passenger
trons tins Road afer March - viii leave Hudson auc
West S0ckbfidCe daily (Smdays excepted u follows
Leave Hudson a. AM aud l. Il and West Stock.
hrrire Rt A N and ( I NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

:; tenen desirable residence in Port Cheats, n
AAN mile fom Ne York, 80 rods from the Depot ofths
~ H. Railroad, b,ick house IS by S. story With other
outbuidugs, sb81t OF good land and variety Of
fu slpc about q land adjoining 5000 or $iM0
of the money can remsiD II degfed lGQui'e
OLA ENNIS Eye Dep6t; Il, B SMITH, Port Chester De-
POI; K EA*ON tho Dremsee, or at 1873 0hrysia et.
N Y. off A. LOCKWOOD. s23 2wsoit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

F F2RR All 1Hp IE6hf IA, aAad5hhaTSS5s.r~s.
steamer CBINqA T. aeoek P N and re-
81 psg ds sayss sa aaspo q O'clock 1 gor HsU
Stod Il ( r. FEfs e HsSp'Tt % 'sS-" jga Sal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

PIANO TuSi Ftt5.--V. Z. HARRl.
ys ssjSON, : C+.na-st olers for sale a splendid
Hs ~ r ilsssortmenI Of foeawoOl Piano Forles, OF
Il 81 y loctayee, with an latest improvements and
al the lowest manufacturers prices Those III want of
superior instrument win please car 0ui examine previous
b purchasing elsewhere SIS lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05
FoR SAK FRANCIS CO.
EipRw NEsRRI,

FOR S . tiIAEGlsGD.
FIRST VESBEL
TIE sFLECDiO clipper E6ip. HELENA LEst5
ss1 usl Ier TIL reasve ficgt. fo taT degf 8. rl1f
1-4 No 10 Z r and have quick oiapat.h f1i or nj
1lln Yhis vtgssI Be;rg very sa9rp Ed q Ea capey
late csou should bs nsde 10 f5cure ffsgb for
yLb CT ps s=ga. hs7tBe t:st. -oa-n Eccocl1d eLaz.
.rula 10 EATbAHIEI.L Z. ( GEO. dSI5i 9lsD,
II scd z 8a1;tat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05
TRAVELLING


u<FsSh UNITED STATES sgAyX 80.
&4hI11s FROM CHARLESTON TO i{LySss " szSk
S'ss'~S SAVANNAH AND KEY WEST 9r rsses sa-A7
did steamship ISABEL, co burden -
Capt William Rollins win commence her regular IT,. y
Mouday Oct |, and sail regularly from Charleston a ar
Havana the Isl and 10Th Of each month and frou. HaYr
ns 10 Charleston "a tic 9Th and I'D
From Charleston and Savannah ts Havana so
From Charleston aud Savannah 70 Key West, So
20 SPoFfO&D, TILEsToN = co y so1thss
In Charleston TO "a ~, y, MOhEoAk
Passengers leaving Havana by lis shp can reach Bella
NOR. by he land route the Gh day, or by Reetas s
steamer Soutterner reach New YORK IN same oine
,es6sse. NEW-Y0Rl1. AND CHARLESTON
$500 q Steam PACKET LlNE-NGY ARA fS-
slEHT.-The steamship SOUTHERNERe laRL
Nj Berry having been thoroughly oYeraaale6 and bfs1
with New bolers &c VIII resdn5 her trps on the l+a q
September and continue TO 90 follows:
From lot p ChGrSe.,oT tgm q ''e,toI 70 n As
Saturday Sept 4 p. NJ Thursday September Y
Saturday, Oct s " Thursday October ls
wednesday, 10 . Monday,
Wednesday iNovo, - Monday, HoyesQhex
Consignees particularly requested 10 a.en1 t. tho
receipt OF their goods Immediately after arrival
Passage $50. No passage secured until paid for
Fer freight apply on board at Pier No North Rived ard
for passageto SPOFFORD, TlLESPON e. co
au50 ~ Soaih-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-05

EEw.YoE =, y ~ y0 ,Ii ANg PnIIlEAs-
r. i1zo5 85s E 159r. i. s H."
LII. Jresd % = for hIst eia-s 3n1 ~ y
5sy 5 e9osS .55 rom 2 s Isa' { {
Cortland and a. pss1eIptiA al md u and P Il
7 ;I,erI.fi. Leaye = tI'''~ s1lh S@
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-18
Lynchburg Virginia Land Agent.

E Undersigned iy request oil Land Sellers has estab
L i1shed in the town oil Lynchburg, agency for the
sale OF Land the object OF hc facilities both
ohe pure aser and seller OF land He will keep
~ IN his office, correct and thorough descriptions of farms
Tor sale including quantity quality location price, terms,
and all other information essential to be known by de
rouS OF purchasing.
In tins way, persons unacqnan'ed with the country,
wishing TO purchase without delay have such planta
ton pointed out to them that would suit their wishes and
the purchaser and seller at be able
And on the other hand, sellers bling then Land the
notice oil those directly concerned, without notoety which
is often unpleasant within ITSELF Persons no wish the aid
oil ms office selling, must give full and direct description
oil their Land order that lair and candid
may be made to the purchaser
his Agency will be advertised in the most promnen ag
ricultural papers.
mlncations must be post paid, and they will be promptly at
tended to. BENJA WILKES
Dec 20-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-18

when all hope OF relief had been given up. and every
thing else been tried IA VAIN.
To illustrate the use OF the G,lLT.INTC BELT
suppose the case o person afflicted with that hane of
civilization, Dyspepsia other Chronic or Nervous
his rider. In ordinary .stimuanis are taken which
BY their acpn The and muscles OF the stomach
atird temporary lle. but which leave the patient IN
lower state, aud with injured faculties after the action
hns eAclled has ceased INV compare this with the
e1ecisfe>ulilhs from the application Of the avanic Bell
lake Dyspeftlc sufferer. in the worse SYMPTOMS
"i an attack. aud simply lie ;he Belt around the body
using The magnetic Fluid as directed. In short p, Rod
me 'nstns6'e Precipitation " act the plsive ele
Wen 81 The Bel, thereby causing Galvanic ir,l,ti,n
"hch W." pass "n To the negative and thence back aqa,n
TO me PSIiIve, thaskeepng up a clntinunus Gavanc
circa ION Throughout TIE system Thus tue most sewn,
eases al dyspepsia are permanently cared few DAYS
. often lpipt snli aen tnefadcie he dsciss uf yea4s
Nv. i2-"6m i ID. II. LYMAN >
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-18
FARMING PROFITS IN VIRGINIA.

When the communication Of Mr. Ruiiian on this sub
ct published. last SUMNER in which il was shawn
how Profitable farming might be made ia Eastern Nlrpi-
MA. there were mol few ready 10 doubt and deny the
conclusions arrived at. The name of the author howey.
ef. cmmanded attention 10 The communcili,n aud a
careful examination Of the tables Contained. This has
led o,er farmers think, and many of them To hest.
tate before determining to sell Their lands give up their
occupation.
We now publish communication from Mr. John
Parker, OF King Gerge, upon the subject His tables
are moi prepared with the as ihnse above re-
RED io but viii be read with interest The bills #
sales Tor each CROP (he originals of which we have }
ATTEST the accuracy OF the statements We supply fr1u
ihe STA ement f The number Of bushels Of each crop
snld and The prices obtained
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-18
From the philadelphia Dollar Newsnaper.
MANAGEMENT OF HOGS

u" The las -four or FIVE years, have faeosd spring
P'g,, oei~vins them To be the most pnf'sbe. I he
way manage his take pips aba,, the middle Of
.NIsrrh, and when they about one month old / nut
s"ein ~ small lot Contiguous 10 the house. S that can
t-rd Them regularly milk and Indian meal nut The
s'"s IN go"d pasture. aud them in with The pigs
'n'es e'nes pr dsy nj sine timp in Jnly whe:
sara ste s""s and the pigs ino nrchard where hey
gsi the nssi ossir living until Ocin,er chen feed
b'ern 'H new forn until the ffsi II D,relnbsr non
Fhi ua' IA tight pen. aad iced li,sl,u can s.esl and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-18

ed. Lite r1nnn be sustained without it. II is thrown of
from the blood aud other juices oithc BODY and dpose by
this OF nearly all the impurities within us The blood
by this mcanso only, works itself pure
Would you give phySic To UNSTOp the pores! Or
would apply something that would do this upn the SUI.
lace where the obstruction actually cNts Would not this
be common sense And vet know OF no phi, stefan who
makes any external application effect The reason as.
sign is that medicine within heir know ldcc eapobe al
doing Under these circumstances, present to
and 10 all others, preparation that has this power in isl
est eNtent Ills Ne Hsters M Heating Ointment az the
" oritS SHce II has POWER restore prrSprotion on
the cet, the head, around old sores upon the bcs, in
short upon body, whether diseased silently or
severely When the pcrspiraoni restored, has Pc VER
to penetrate 10 the lungs liver other part ofthc human
system and 81 to act upon Them il they be diseased as o
separate the irritating morbid PARTICLES thefelom and
pei them to the snri9rc
has POU'ER to cause acxternal Sores scrohlops I'm
mors, SKIN Diseases poisonous wounds, the M
tId matter and then heals them
1t is REMEDY that sweeps off the whole rataI,cu. \,
cutaneous disorders, and restores the entire heal
thy functions.
1t Is REMEDY that torhids the necessiy of so MANY
dclcteiious drugs taken into the stomach.
TITS hhhEDl that neither sckeus Civ Inconvenience
or Is dastfou To the inestmes other body
This REMEDY Is probably the only now known that
Is capable OF producing all these results lis Great val
nt neStorng, at once the circulation fluids when
checked detanged by cold other causes II prcScrve.
and deicn, the surface all arrangement if
while keeps open the channels the blood to void ali H.
impurities, and dispose Of all its useless particles Jsrc
rcmarks he harmony and cooperation Tins mol,
cine and the various functions
The ahnve valuable ointment i Tor salem New York by
James McAhster, II Fulton Street andbv
John II SEtY, DRuai,sr,
Only Agent Tor Lynehburg Va
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-18

II +. BOGOCK, Cl'k


NTIpAIATTUN IOINT TI0U>E, I
Feh'y I, 1850.
The PARTIES Interested in the foregoing decree, will take
notice, that onhe 18th day of March next the Office of
Lewis ID lshrll, Es IN this place. shall proceed TO take
the account required by said Decree when and where they
and especially the said tHdow H. Baker, administrator Of
Edward Watll,n-, decd, will arprar with all proper evi.
denrc and vouchers, to enable do and who
hold debts claims against the estate the said Edward
Watkins d.c1, Will appear before at the and
place, prepared 10 establish their sad debts claims
Feb ll-Niw T.. r.. tIiEAIIINM Com'r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-18

I tuemt Superior Court 81 LAW and thanccry, con
n unnsd aud held r Tho county oi AppomIttox, at the
Courthouse bcreoi, the h day 81 Octob,r 1919
ing as count o Chancefy, present, Hon Dan A. Wilson,
Judge.
Merry Webb and Nancy NJ his vile, formerly Nancy NJ
Watkins, Plaintiff,
against
Nathaniel Watkins Jos Watkins r Andrew II. Baker,
adu' % Edward Watkins, decd, Philip Watkins, Thomas
W Ibornhdl and Martha his wife formerly Watkins Rob
cr Il Wa'ansi the -atd Andrew - Baker aud Louisa e.
hi, uie, W am T.. Pilrr-on and Martha J. T.. his wife,
winch said iuusa and Martha J. T. children Of Rob
ett Nebb and Polly Webb, decd, late Polly Watkins and
DAVID Anderson, j.. y Co. Deh's.
IN ClIkSCERY.
appear g 10 the Count that the subpoena awarded to the
panhdy againt the defendant Andrew b. Hale the admir-
Edward Watkins, decd has been duly executed and more
antw months Ia wing elan SD since the return day ol the
subpoena, and the filing Of the plaintiffs billion motion OF
the painI the court doth take the hill Ion confessed,
that dc nllnt and The coming this day be heard
upon he b 50 taken Ton conltsscdtlc dot adluge
ordsr and decree that the said Andrew b. Baker do render
account ol h administration OF the estate ol the sand Ed
Natd Watkins deed, upon oath, before Cumr OF this
count Whois hereby required 10 cNaminc, state and settle
The saue anil make report thereof this court; together
with maitc specially stated, deemed pertinent by
sell which may be required 10 he stated 10y any of the
parties. cepy-Iostc,
II 4. BOGOck, elk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-18
----------77-1--1--7I-11--7 77.-7I7---
POLITICAL.
the .GRRMAs, WATCH SONG.

-
.TllE sGEnMANs WATCH SON0.s
Rear, my masters, what ftell! = =
Ten has struck by the belt
- ). Ten arc the commandments given
-uss To teach mankind the way To heaven.
sz1 Human watch no good can yield rs,
- - tscdw,il watch "a God viii shem U.s.
e s MAY lie, through Iii. heavenly light,
= fs Give US all happy night.
nf1s - Rear. nv masters what tell
rrhas struck eleven by the bell,
-isHsasse Eleven scrc the apostles sound,
who did teach the whole world round.
80 Human watch, Sc, \.
-&a 1s Hear, nv masters, What tell !
Twelve NJ. struck by the hell,
- Twelve did follow Jesus name,
Suffered with him all IN, shame
= Human watch, SC Sc.
,f'=fss Hear, my masters what I tell
t,ne has struck now by the ten,
One is God, and one alone,
Who doth hear " hen We gresn,
49, So Human watch, Sc, &c
Hear. my masters, what tell
Two has struck by the hell,
Two paths before step. divide;
Man, beware, and we'll decade
Human watch, Sc, sc.
Hear, ey rnasser-,wbat tel
Fire. has struck INV by the bell,
#Threetsid iswhat's bAllowoa most
Ems The Father. Son, and Holy Ghost,
Human WATCH Sc, &c.
Four has struck by the belt,
Four times our lands plough and dress,
Thy heart, man, tl'.t thou that less
Human watch m good ean yitldus,
God viii watch a. God will shteldus
NAV lie, through Ills heavenly might,
tive Is all a peaceful night.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-18

mu-h uaif snme ttius In Jsass y. Whea Iii mem.
they average fen TIVE hundred and hhs 10 I'VE
n5 s.v.ut . FIVE ponnts anal an anisl yiared that
tbsy are u,,.re prh able thsn w'a'ied hRs "egnihe
fur hundred peuads ba' stand OPEN to eoayciisn'-
PERHAPS SINE If your able correspondents NAV convince
me otherwise. !"
.iiercer Cotnfu. " j lSi9.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-18
MAllSTEn'S ALL HEALING OINTMENT
or WORLDS SALVE.

The preceding figure is given to
represent the L\iSE.N,SiBLE
PERSPiR.4TIO.N. 1t il tn,
great J.iCt.i1IO.E for the
impurities Of the body. 1t Will
be noticed that a thick cloudy
mist issues from all points OF the
surface, winch indicates he won
deriul process going forward
within. hispcrspiration fow,
unlnterruptedls when we are II
health, but ceases when we ar,
sick. II should betlc care OF CIV
49,. ,,t,., H., go, Al,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-18
DIB RELL'S HOTEL,
~-&.wlS
i a;iia


fI>lit undersigned would respectfully inform the public
he is well prepared to accommodate day, transient and
permanent boarcrs, reasonable terms. From expert
20 years and unwearicd to please
hopes to obtain the supportoi his old friends and that of
gers His house enicnty located and
lent for families Gentlemen, ing in their own
will find excellent stable carriage house
CHAS. l.. DlBREII4, Proprietor.
= Passengers in the Canal Packets intending to ia the
stage torany point, promptly called tor.
J,ol
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These crops were all shipped to Alexandra AT freight
Of three CENTS per bashe
We snbMii the communication for perusal nv onr re,
deTs aud for the emulation Of hne III !, have in their
power togo and do Likewise Southern PLa.ier.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-18
10000 PERSONS
Entirely aud Permanently Curcd

lncIndng all ages, classes aud conditions. among whom
was large number ut ladies. who are peculiarly sub
lect IN nervous complaints. have been
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-18
GatrOnic CHy'.fires,

conslSs m he I8cl lha lhey 0Trs aud disease Nv
oHrard application place OF the usual mode Of drug
gne and rhysielng the patient. I'll exhausted Nature
sinks hnpe esSly unl-r he uflcon
They strengthen The whoe system cqpal,e the circu-
iro Of The blond promote The screiioas and nerer do
The slightest injury under any circumstances Since their
Introduction ia the United States only three years since.
u,tr III
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PURE CONCENTRATED
Extract OF Jamaica Ginger,

I'm efficient and grateful Stonachic Stidant and Ca,,ni-
.0tee, for the relief Of fiatmency aliaying NAUSEA,
sc. sc.
'lilS Extract contains concentrated form all the es
senal properties OF the best Jamaica White Ginger, and
will be found valuable safe and grateful somachic stimu
liant III an eneebed and angud state of the stomach
companed with of sinking fantness, which be-
sides being attendant dyspepsia accompanies almost
all arrangement OF the digestive organs 1t mparts such
cases an agreeable and cordial warmth giving strength and
tone to the impaired and followed by that sense
OF asitnde and depression which alter the fma-
ny other stimulants. For sal, by
Jan 2l-ts JOHN n SEAY, Druggist.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-18
General Debility,

organs, aud nrgordting the c'tic SHStcm also IA ftts
Cranp, Paralysis and Patsy, Dyspepsia Indigestion
Rhelpn 1ttSn feutC alt Chronic ti0 Epdeps Iiabdgo
GfiieS, Nitrous iremorS, Papitton Qftle Heart Up
opcrg, Ne rugi1 Pains IN ne Se of Ghost Irci Com
pidt Spinal Complaint aud Cu1ratye Qfthe Spne IN
Compliant Discusses gf The kdaeyS, deficiency .\trotn
and Pays Energy, and dH,\trrouS Diseases, cch com
plants arise fioa, one supple cause, nanlciy