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officers will cheerully furnish all information that may
be required. All losses promptly and literally adjusted
JAMES BOSHER, President.
JOHN II. BosHER, Secretary. no7
MnACON. LARD. BRANDY, &c.
ID $4,000 lbs Todds family hog round Bacon
$4,000 do Wilson's do do
10000 do smoked by ourselves, small size
so hhds Shoulders, Cincinnati cure
% do Todd's Bacon Sides-superior
bbls Lard
so do Old Apple Brandy very good
6qr. cask Cognac do
10 bbls Cider Vinegar
so boxes Adamantine Candles Nos A, S, 6
1000 grain Bags
100 doz leading Lines and bed Cords,
10000 lbs Cotton Yarns, Nos 5 TO ~
LOCO do Seine Irvine and Carpet Warp
300 do Wrapping Irvine, in balls
All in store and for sale low and on the best terms by
WOMBLE & co,
1y7 No. 100 East Main street.
ENRESH FOREIGN GOODS.-By the steam
IL Pacific and Baltic we are receiving
Fancy satin and lace checked Muslins
DO plain and diagonal flush do
Swiss satin stripe do
Hair, cord and satin spot do
Black Cashmere and Alpaca Hose
Black and mode colored Cotton Hose
Mixed Cotton Hose and half Hose
Do merino and Vigona half Hose
Oxford mixed and cloth Gloves
Chamois lined Berlin do
Heavy wool do
Mems merino Shirts
Fancy ball and exhibition Buttons
Pearl, coat, vest and shirt do
Horn and paper coat and vest do, &c. &c. &c.
Which we offer to the trade at very low prices
aus KENT, PAINE & KENT.
DEYTONA TOBACCO.-l0 boxes, 100 lbs
L each Of his celebrated Tobacco, made in Lynch
burg by the Messrs. Booker and for sale by
DOVE, lSAAL S q co.
NREAT lMFROVE ENT.-HALlO-
w TYPES, or DAGUERREOTYPES COLOR
ED LIKE MINIATURES IN THE FRENCH
STYLE.
We have returned from Europe fully prepared to
execute pictures in this effective and fascinating
manner by which the flesh is coloured after natures
model and the reflection destroyed thereby transform
ing the picture to present the appearance Of the
most beautiful miniature ivory. We are usual to
be found the Virginia Sky Light Daguerrean Gal
ery, No. las Main street, Richmond, under the Go,
THE Window.
WILLIAM A. PRATT, Proprietor.
EXTRACTS.
Mr. Pratt has fitted up his new establishment in
style which reflects much credit upon his taste and lib
eralty.-Daijy Dispatch
His reception room as pretty boudor as we have
recently seen, elegantly tte up with splendid carpets
stained glass, &c.-Eaqe ire.
Messrs Pratt & Co. were the first to introduce the
Sky light system into the State, and appear to be con-
stanty nyenting something for the improvement of the
art.-1imeS.
TIE arrangement of his show room is exquisite
whilst the Sky Light is superb Wing. Sc 25
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VXTE offer for e
w $50 hhds Porto Rico, mostly primel
IL do Cuba Muscovado
% do New Orleans
SO bbls white Brazil }SUGARS,
10 bbs Crushed, Pulverzed and
Coffee
IS boxes Loaf
Y hhds prime Porto Rico }MOLAs SEES
20 do and bbls prime Cuba 'ioHfA 'l10
a40 bags Laguira
1870 bags Rio
1876 do Jav coDppr
Manila OoIr H'
Mocha
&c cases mass Llcorice, J & Co, Ynura and
other brands
so cases stick Licorice De Rosa brand
10 do do do Labonia do
675 bols cut Herrings
214 do No Mackere
81 do Tanners Oil
"a do refined Whale Oil
% baskets Olive Oil
IS bbls Tar
Do Vinegar
140O kegs Cut Nails and Brads
Blisered Steel
Axes, Richmond manufacture
Hoop Iron
200 sacks blown Salt
1000 sides Sole Leather various qualities
Sides upper do, Russet and black
Shoe Thread
Window Glass, sx1O and 1Ox12
Candles, sperm, adamantine, Hubs patent
and Talow
Candewick, Soap of various kinds
Paper, writing letter andwrapping
Bed Cords, Leading Lines
Irvine, Gunny Bags
Grain do, Drop and Buck Shot
Bar Lead Gunpowder, sporting and blasting
Starch, Indigo,
Copperas, Alum, Chocolate
oc l3 WEBB, BACON & co.
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nENTISTRY.-THO H. EDMUNDS
E1 Dentist, has removed to his new suite of rooms,
second door above Mr.. Boshers Hall on the side
Persons wishing his services procure them in all
the branches of the profession. ia 10
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9TIRE-PROOF SAT- S.-We are receiving
1t another supply of the real SALAMANDER
FTRE-PRO0F SAFES, which have been tested and
will preserve the contents from harm in OF fire.
Those who have valuable books and papers had bet
look to it, and be prepared in OF fire. We have
safe at store that stood the great fire in n ork,
and saved large amount OF money and the books OF
Messrs Woolsey d Woolsey.
au 80 FRY g. McCANDLISH, Ag'ts.
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Leave LYNoHBURe daily. EXCEPT SUNDAY, at g. AN.

Passengers for Saunton, by this route, leave Rich
mond Monday, "Wednesday and Friday at P M,
arrive IN Scosville next day, at H. and in Staunton
at 9 NJ.
Passengers for Cumberland c. H. and Farmv4,
leave the same evenings and reach Cumberland c. H.
at u next A M, and Farmville by III A NJ.
Packages or extra baggage to be sent by Boats or
Stages, must go at the risk of the owners or we will
not forward them.
II ROVD EDMONn DAVTMpHpn
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= ENTISTRY .--G. ". JONES Deatsst, form
- erlyof Brooklyn, New Y ork, has opened rooms on
North side Main street, between 9Th and 10th, No. 204
serng Mineral teeth on plate with without the ari-
ca gums; sustained by atmospheric pressure, answering
the purpose ofthe natural teeth not only ornaments,
but in the articulation Of language and the masticat0n
of food. Also, all other operations connected with
Dentistry. ReferenceS-Drs Allen, Angel, Gddings
ard Byrne, Rev'd Drs Stone Balch and Cutler of
Brooklyn, and New York; Drs. Cunningham, HaxaL
and Dean of Richmond. ocl5-tt
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10S Wall street, New York.
RANKIN & WHITLOCK Agents.
au2 Richmond Va

MediS-odcli 5U
N B. Servants travelling by themselves must be fur
nished with two passes, that be retained at
the oce and tmust be expressly stated on the pass
that they permitted to 90 by steamboat and cars
ocS THOS. DODAMEAD Sun't
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Bounty Land for Soldiers

( n ths Wa of isl2.--1fthe Il.I.l auF other
" lnsl1 War .inr. Ice. --.HI ..- ihe ,.rtr4i..
I'D ".1",.s .i the NHfulh N..i.l.--uLB .rr.
Sol. OIL. "u" month aHt upwards, frI have received
nH .,a., taHi 81 dead, &C. th,ir. uiIuu. ur nia.r
F.. ... .,y,l ..iI.u,. u"d.r iar new jess o., uOEA.
ITO WuUnWAN. - Ul.r.t I...fir-r. III.
o. .I, who hHs a1 A-ru.l aJ Wa.ltu-trr.
= .r-. HiiHE s.r.f..tf II,h4. areuri.. IL
'.r Weston state. ns tIe ..I.,tl.n IF land, ana
..,'.ga Of ulrE.f., Dr. p.r..rll inspection, and
I'is th- l.-h,.t olsa I.I.y Go 1aa. thus heated.
urf. m, $50 I,gs
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A KnottY QUESTION

4 sucker. being rat tp..t fora -'r-. ufih.
syy,,-. wen, ,rr, a --nc.-, store. and cum.
''.,,'' '', ,o.''~ ''s '.l.
''''''' % '.''. '..' ...- .'.' .' .-.'
'''
s"' ''i'.- "' -'-' -.' '-'
e'aaN''' "'', accordingly ''i,'i up.
~" '.'''' '''-''' ''f' .', '-.'.I "
''>' ''1 cue, "o''" OF -'N' .-- mere 81 s'..
cf1eA'f''
nc grocer received the '','A'''' aud %.
s'-A'' ',',''eu ,"' e''' when was 81. '....'
~ IL -..'' '. .''' 70,
t '" ''.
ma,
:" WV, y. ''.' -.''
'' 80 ''
% ''' '.'' 900 ''' '..'
=! ~ e '''N's
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lItL
Indian Dyspepsia Pills,
JrrF T.U
bl~TIr~Ii.INulaT~ TIDN. TuuL
STOMACH. ANu Nh us Az
IINnANIIkIF-

I... II.. 'Hr. Hr superior 60 riI OH. .r-r....
OIL. r..la ea'.Hu.e .r Tr.rI.r. m.| ..... 3. r.-
H#.H..'.
lH.E nrr uil esd ih.r.-h iu tI.if .rslat...i.
..HH..hr lhs sf...7.h and f.,,f. ID IIT Ir'.rr..
s. giving f.r. r"| sf....f. f4 f'. 500 ...f..n.
H. o..s OF Long standing Luu. Conn
plants, H.I .u...IH D.su1.H.... fI, should
.' u.'.. lH connection ul.h 'mHl' lHsm. u.r.
...t above, IHH uII often ,..l ,rg.. .Grr aII
'0.H i1.lns have tbI'H' .f bn, -...l sH,rt.
SOB. Us tH'.Hs ln m.TI..... ......T.. I,
H'HH Howe, laII. ll.... Er.l g. e.. arI 4. T,,.
South lar..s l.. Na.''Hu. ~. plri.. T.. Afsu..i
g. Co.,, IH.AtU... j. 4 llHa. aaI luIuH Jr..L,r
summers 4. j.. l.Uu.is auI Shabby. n Favor.
Norway VI. H.Iran .rI y.r.f,ra $ Nh,
Mechanic la'. Il3
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Farm for Sale.

E-E TIE Subscriber ut,Is f.rsHi. L..
49, 4 iuu i1 Paris hing ou ths road .,I-
= bog iHsm rlris iIil O.. II,Irn N,iI.
49, - ,ruy, als.ut three miI.. fram Paris
li.I aHI Hluut J.H same tom ~..ufH
Iau.. SAL Huu contains 10 arf.# q Hrf. l.t.
annually tf.H - CO. 80 tln. Of has. auf l,, ,,..f,
b, improved % cat1 bflrr gnulii,. 10 lsir5 ID.
tgrmiucd % change Dr. l,i.,n,-s makes ID a fr,rr
opportunity irr DE purchaser o. obtain god f,rr
al isir lar-1iu. Bot uti., labor Boz repairing fs1.
css . rsJuiUd, as che -rfiigr part D. st8ns vail
for iufth-r pluiCultf-, DHguIrs oi tho sulertIrr
40 Ahau. or Nehemiah Packard, PARIS lliH
LYMAN y. HALL.
AHaI1, Jra. -. Is5t= u5I
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A Dorsngsmsut Ct the Nervous System.

cy-l NEHyuU, ,OvrIAISIs umrs ed
Nr'..."r' .F.fftif '.f af.sff iHf ufY ssihsI ias
u.'FI iua tifarFf-ruIr trvIIlrF llt.|.HF ..r#.
eIzu H. ua.Tha.fr Hf HIHHrl hY tbs lHa.tII. 60
200. 900 f.trHrtH. f.sFn.H.sf.l .sfHHf 90 seek
eros '...Isr - r'1i..ri Oh i...Fi ifa.ta iIl. "a.
t.sstI...g s..EIr"I
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,N.ng. .arg ils vs.ksrsl lafy giving trs % be-
'..H..s uIsr.f HHi lUUguuuUE tHH ,..l.s system
A., 90 tII~. GRANT TNlAIlH.. co PALSY
ul rIEl-IA ur INUiGE~IINN W'II" hlTsH.
ACUTE Hrl tllIuNit. Got d. lIlIfIsl tIN.
u'bu. UfAfNEsz NFNNuTs 4NI VOLS ptI.
TirNlpN us IIE HEAUT AIuFilNr. Nlr
HAluIA. IAIs- m tls ~IuI uHI IIIlvI. tTkfn
COMPLAINT sTINAL tuEri NNI co curry
ATlNf of fa s"INE iiF fn".I'iNE H'H
IN-Is DlUr kiUNEi- UFfI.iINrh uf NfUE
uJ ~ arl PHYSICAL tNhHbl aHI 90 NEbyuJl
bi-rA-f~ vAigA c1uI.i.lis aff1 Con .ag fiuf,l
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pL. chrl.ll,,, aaIv,nls cpr,,ly.,.

consists ir mo hst ihat fisr ernest co. rats fl go,
'l ..IsHf #HF.a...a i1 IIs-a Hf 'Hs a2lli r.'r .f
..HHF. ~ ED I.fH.a..g fhH laUFai 600 rh-aatisI
Na'aIs f.HAF D" ,s..Hlf Tel. l.s ..aIrf..H
To t.frF.Esr Hss|s'f f.fss s.#HIfsfIs s.Ira.
.Hf.FH n |hH .H Ur..s .'F fH......I HHI rfHHT 10
#F t.lsfIff i.fa.B .HHff HHH ....HHsf .H..ff s.ra
rsI .H'rf4...H H u1 J.a.I s.frs U.IJ l4ltt
fF4Ht H.HHF NOE fHaH
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EARLY RISING.

or Of the following article Is he Means not
she ays. /, is a good hit upon sleepy
heads. and thosc that are ever harptns upon
The resurrection Of Others, but never think oI
rising in season themselves.
"Now tina, the sun gets up a little earlier
o'morniurs, some Of our coicmPorrie'' rs
usual. NJ this season. are beginning 20 favor
the public with long aud elaborate disssr'a-
iicns on early rising. of course, the arsu-
mrp,, arc the samc stcrcoiyTcj, hlchueycd
ones, urou which the change, have hcs1mu-
thousand iim.s-'' straw which h.s hr0n
finished a LluJ-td tiuce nutvh-1t,' as
Carlylc SAYS. E5r,yob,j. r1i car'yiUr-c.
Sc, saw Poor Richard, SIR Walter SCOTT b.
"said To have vrttcn aIl Do, grai works h..
fore breakfast. =" lprahab'y tra'h.'Cl ahra,
nOon } and Judge Holt, Who vsr crr.o.s o.
spcc,inr longevity, aul questioned every OBJ
man that camc before L.n, a'ru, b.s modes
cf living. Guul cha, ,m.l 800 ,hr.s jErr,
habits, thcy agreed boz cat thrg-,ir ef.f
l,iiins. These stale arcg..'rs ESQ. y.'Ui.h
the old quotation from Thompson,
..T.l.yI, b,ui.r.. v.' -., raa aval, POO
comprise an "a, arguments which, or ha't o.
ccu,ury, ,bc VII %. ihc carly u..r o., hcn
able to ,rraPc together, t.r hr Treser.-
NV alI ;a.s NAV carry great weight wt,h
Sumo reorlc, with whom as ua-asE g.r.s..rr.
on OVERLOADED stomach, ug hal n.I. uny,
Tic Macbs,h, q. murder A.r" Making o.
mCr,t ii necessity, t.ry may grow grand ar.
intolcrau, 1a thc strength ,f ioT ur'.r. and
crow Ike chauuclcgr" over those who can
appreciate The luxury 81 t'o,hcr tUle -
Bot NC, who have no t1ulrHg Conscience,
dyspepsia. 90 d. plm.rn's bed ct steel, o.
make Alrmcr, nights Cor us, arr rut t1 D.
drarr,J from our warm pillows ur such pre-
trncc, ~ these. Talk ct ihg =" tr.fhr.s ct
early rising O." Who can believe tHa, sa-h
,iOlcu, changes from ihc sleeping 'othc wake
in- statr-frum va-m io cuIt-aU beneficial
To- thc sy,i,m' Or why is %, o. thry hr Dog
unnatural, that thc rog,., refining ul01 ia.
,gr,gr,, off thr damned. mike Urr 90 I,r
rr.,,...r 7,.r.r, 10 CONSIST .1 l..r- ..Er.r.,
,r,u.pgt,rl from hrattoc.rT. fug f-rtn ...r
Are ihey uat NJ CERTAIN r,,u.uuua.. arrnr'lr-
,o Million. .l.rrl ru, OIL. E.r E.r." D,
.. ha-p,-GotcL iuu,s'-l'Ievs hy vL.m
,b.r az m7l, 20
.sfr..--...,.. r.-...r....
uf6-rJc r>rrrrrs. a,frsrr.sI 1 ..1r-. r.1. .....'
Then AZ io Iorrr,.ty-.s ihr Iurr.., Ur
necessarily he b-.tr Or.s % desirable tu
.r,, ,ut one. Years tr ilrrr ,rrr. and t.r. lf.
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=. 2. EcOwTF8Y.
SDCIIr pA.RIS. M.

A-sut &C. ths Mrnmuulb, Lincoln, Th1m1.trr
I.a ~.N either Nrrrl IIro Insurance C.muHi..
lr,irr., ur arp.i,atiaH ly nail pr.mri',
ft,Hl.(T. t5u
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Palsy and Paralysis

Al physicians G5Er1s ..1rs nat these tsrrIIf "a.
eases HIe ralssl hy ffHifr.g ~ NrrHat GHIrl9 ia
ur Affected hu's De. ,HsrsfIss Daltsar NH..ss
tHI.fr UHHg Ia f.ls elected
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Copies will be- sent 10y Mail free of Postage
tO Purchaser.

~ o. tle rg'irt II Ono Dollar, THE MAR
kllD WOMAN PluNA rE MEDICAL COW.
iNNlpN, BE- cent ta4'af t,,s) % ANY pan OF ihr
United ~uios. Al .'tl,rs must L. postpaid, t.,.
cot Those containing q rcmitance.D and aI,lr...,I
T. pi. \. ", MAjWCEAU, Bon 1924. A.,
New York. ''
Over 10000 Copio. have loan s,nt b. Nail. Nth.
in ih"e m.uth., Nth perfect .li,ty AMI crrtsigi,
h"'A,'I.rT' ""d agents engaged he d. .alr. are
making handsome onur,irurits frum the read, ANA
extraordinary Demand ipr IL, and che cNtrrucl, ~
'ml icrnis afforded them.
ru'g m'" "r travelling agents, ihruushout the
'ni',i states and canl,a., with supplied ON the
same terms. Communication. are rrguir,d 4, h.
Po'i pail lni addressed "a. aloye.
tAIIloN. The public are cautioned against
"'rlu' 'il'h ponnies uicndod 90 L. Ialue,l uT up-
80 mem Initiating the titlc 81 the wosk AZ "Tb.
Nanicd Laa'a' Medical Companion" and yar,,s,.
other Titles. The iilc of the work I. o m, a..
dc, 4. N Mauric,au. y
Jolly $50. 3H36
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iHrrr aU daiI, received of tI.s character, ul-
I',.ssIN Q. wHUf.
u ilu-r SO unmarried, Dot contemplating mlr-
I'-"' "r perhaps u.A.'ilal'ng as 10 thrpuriHit Of
lr..Iu.g iar Tr.I.u..a,.irs 1iirHIlnt urru ~. The
uputtH." ut h.trg puss,.ssd Of ihe fry.lsti4r.
D.uIiuli De th,.g page, sp intimately involving
t.lr future hirU.u.ss, CauuIi L. ..ss--..s,..i
Iti. ~ ruur.e, iupnciicibIc a. cun,,, marr fl.
% ihr VARIOUS sH'JoCi' treated uf a. the, lr, uf /,
nature .tu.'l, ir'.r!rl hr tht married.. ar iL..,
,Hu'UHThtiu. marriage neither i. DO usr,...lr,
siuO. @ BE- Duy grir', duiy 90 L,,ulas il.sr..i II
hHlv'rd-r uL,ull, ihc suh,iiu-s o. uhirhlvit..
e m"thcr or si'iu, may b. subject, can d. olivia.
ted
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1000 Cases Of Palsy and Paralrsls

have been reported b De- DHryris 49, be Ngsr,,
villain iAe lat iNo !taIS NEi,h lave bssa gz4i,Iy
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DR.. cHRIsTIE's
GALVANIC BRACELETS

Are Hurl 10 vast s1uIcs en- cases q tHnyIlsnrs Or
fIts NTssr.Hl.r Cecil o. Hii. ali general NtTsTHs
.s... I.al a. tlf iias. aaa uFIsr tAtItullss alfs
Boo Ia.sy ari llfalytif Hui all diseases caused ID
isirirH-y 20 Iovsl 1f NsUgut Llsfgy in Tie lais
90 OthsT organs ~ the holy
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Cart Mheels,

READN made Cat Whe,ls, with Cast loo Hob
~ irun lo'ini sui warranted rYld.
Al-p, iiui-, Spoke, aud Iclh.cs separately.
or ssls ~ BROWN ! 60
Norway. Arril 3 1850 TlI
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MARRIA g az
WHY so OFTEN UNHAPPY
THE CAUSES AND TIE REMEDY.

MANY api man, viz. endure. wear. II bodily
suffering and IL nrut,l anguish PROSTATE and help
l'ss, 'ul.urfing hsr DE-, that ui bee hus.1ud, aui
hasIduI tAD future wtlhfrut hff children, ari.iug
itHm riusss, which, U il1Hi. would have spared
che suffering, che uuguIsh q. thr vile, aui a. The
husband ,ulluussu.Hts ani pssuuiap difficulties
hH,n1 their origin be- ihr miui lriHs WEIGHED down
lrI h,uassri Boo consequence IL thr siChnsfs ui thg
companion ~ his lH.0n.
ilnv Important tl1t ihr cause. shuuI d. kHpvu
ta ,,,i, wife. tu rlrrl lH.ilnI. thlt ihr df,aIFI
lrI harrow bog ruuaHrH.rt.. iH thr hrtlIh luI hlu-
r.r... uf both ml, d. lyail.d' l.i.e BE- Iap .h.ft
arI l#.ll f.H rHrr.Hrs o. H|u.. nrt THUIHr ui ilr
.e. t.lr Hr.ft v.lh.rr Oh, 600 enjoyment Of ta.
h.r Iir un.s .s..s..H .I 10 Iu'r U"ih EN-.
lf'rI a. q bow. Iss h..H iIr mrIrs ~ s1,ir- tHr
I.lItH .rI OLD. d. Ul thousands. ..u Over
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Up l,nv hubl.sI Csrtscatss ilom al parts Of The
county 81 the mo.t ,Airs'rilnsry character can :.
girsn llCluiTci
c. No tfulhle 90 irconvsnIsnss attends the "a.
u ~ 6HEiNTiEN G.ILV.INTC .gETICEEx
an ihey may ~ uoru By the most feeble All isrst,
WIN lfieci ease ani saisty On many cases the sef.
thl'n attending their uss iE Ai.fE glf-saaf CO...
i.,,,sLt' lLsy can ~ sent % sny Isu " lhs
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Tic DOlOreux and Neuralgia.

Thee ifesiiul anl agon.fing complaints are ~.
afhf'sy rsftsi b. The app...aiian II he 8utv.str
bftf NFgHts,t al FiUtn. The Belt di1utst hs
hettutiy Mruugh the system The Necklace has q
l1cai eject sHI ne Fiuii ats directly uTon The sf
istisi atuet IN these islTesflas shIcr0ls tie sp-
u..r.toa NE.ga s.lIs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-05

Died.
0. Tuesday morning; Feb. I, H.narrr slo.s, 4. NJ;
Ann Elisa Sloan.
respectfully invited t. attend her funeral from her
father rssdsncs Is vAndswster street. on Thursday
On Tuesday, Feb A. at O'Clock, JAss sMlrH, daugh.
ter q Barnard and Ann Smith, aged years, IL
funeral from the residence of her psrsnts 8o7 Eighth
street, on Wednesday, Feb. 8, at 3 o'clock.
On Monday, Feb 8, ct o'clock p. NJ, HESRr, only
son OF Henry NJ and Ann Peterson, aged years,
month and days.
dis funeral Win take place from No. l aresnx
street, Wednesday, at o'clock p. II. He will bs
Inferred in Green wood Cemetery
On Monday evening, Feb. 8, A. y. KsApr, OF Min isn,
His frisnds and acquaintances and those OF the IA
my generally, together with Liberty Chapter No. Is
o. u A. respectfully invited 10 attend his funeral
from his late residence 298 Pearl street Oh Wednss
day afternoon, Feb. o. at o'clock without further
Peter and Isabella Drummond, aged year, II months
The friends of the family are invited to attend her
avenue, the Of Eighty. sixth street, at 2
o'clock p. NJ, on Wednesday, Feb g.
When called SO young to dwell with God,
Why should fond parents mourn
On Monday, Feb 3, OF scarlet fever, JAMES CoryER,
son OF Archibald I. and Sarah Gourlie aged years
The friends OF the family are invited to attend tn.
funeral, this afternoon at quarter ssfore o'clock
from No 40 Twenty. third street, near the Seventh
At harlem. on the evening of Feb. g. Mrs srsAS
WHITF, aged 81 y ars.
to attend the funeral this "wednesday afternoon at
O'Clock, from the residence Of Geo, W. jenkins.
or sumption, on Saturd ~ Feb l. at O'Clock In
the morning CuanLorrE AMANDA, wife Of John l. Gell
Junr., aged 23 years, month and Is days
Her friends and relatives are to attend her
funeral on Wednesday Feb 9Th, ut o'clock from the
esdence OF her late brother nlaw, George Burling
No $40 Third street.
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FEn. Join n Grey md gfssrsv, Ctg'sl Warr<r =
This sotsu - recover ll22 80 the baspoe ofs
prtr.ory note fer tls1s g.. naas By dsfsndsnt ant
given 70 psintfs for goods cold sud delivered 10 him
In lsss The plaintiffs Allsdze thst ZONE time after
rsrds the defendant represented to them through
tie house Of Chsmbers : Co, that be had become
sm barrAssod 10 hs crcumstsnces aud was unable 20
Tsy than " cents the dollar, and offered 70
pay that amount m the promissory note TAsy fur
ther asas that believing those 70 be
true they accepted the offer the understand
that other ~ the defendants creditors we're %
receive than 40 cents tn dollar the amount
o their ctve claims and toos the nots 81 Chan
bers Co Tor sfi1 49, In full for their debt but that
subs.q uenty they asceftained the representations
made 20 them of the intolveDcy Of defendant we're
frsudulent end made With a view to deceive and Dc
fraud them that defendant had, at the time, con.
sbls property and that he paid others OF his
ditors. and amobgst the rest Chambers = 90 more
than forty the dollar They therefore, insist
that the compromise entered into BY them ~ voit aud
OF no effect that the should be set aside, aud
that they should be paid the balance due on foot Of
said note.
The defendant By his answer denies all the allega-
tiops In the plant except his embarrassment aud
inds btedness 20 plaintiffs and alleges that com
promi,e entered into By him either directly
or indirectly with plaintiffs. but that they made
absolute saie Of said prsmi~ory not. TO Cham b.rs
Co for the Of t7is 10 and took the note OF ths
latter in payment, which was duly pail ct maturity
and that frm po- holds the DEFENDANTS promtssory
note upon which he has paid them, upon that and
other claims. which they had against him, various
sums Of money Adjourned
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IN Is cr,rj Bar. l3A Psnna RI az. mr. Sils,-
$40 State gs i00L; fde state Sc psa 200 shs Eeadn
RR d.. 100 do 3k 100 DO. Jls V0 Onion Canal 10; %
Morris canal 49,; Sc ". Amer Coal, 49,
noPs, Teb. asscek Bcard-3 mares Daiumsre and
0hs Railroad ~ 81 Yors sal Cumberland sair3ad H..
d. 22is At the hoard TO- dav, Batmor- So 1885, essri
i0i bid e5 a,ted Baltimore ssd Ohio Ralr I'D Bonds,
1867. az. bid san asked; shares 73ts bid, "a asked
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bosror FEB L.
Arivcd-shiys judah Truro Eoflssns, Jsa is ngus-
tpk do lth Eropre do 3d. Aruln do, 6th Neioc-
Charleston; trgs Isaac Carver Aessna, Dso Zavei
MAtan1as, Jan lu CEarine NUreans; Iiorne WILMINGTON
Nc; a Lawrence, Philadelphia Gdhr Arena, Nior
Bcr Robert Rakes Jacne jan 18th SID 10 90 with sehr
Assnoa c. Lett sehrs Hanover, Boston
in D days Action. for N York do.
r. gisr; RiohmoId, AYork.
Ssiow-Ship wabash, aaa ssr1 Ellen. from sorlssus.
CIeard-Shirs AiaebraL Honolulu aud San Francisso;
Pr mouth Rock, Liverpool; bAtks Wright Jr, hOreans
Ek pha; bsgs Jane Hosts Cape Hsyien Sa uel
brown, Bastio schrs Advent, Savannah Woloot New
YORK.
koEIy, Jaa 20
Arryed-shps Blanchard Boston; Kate uunter N York.
Cleared s9th-hark Charles william, Boston.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan ~.
CIsaseds Zip Delaware Boston, bark Johs Bird NYork.
Arrived 23.h-ships osyego, SYork Huron, Boston.
NgwsuRrr0RT, ian III.
ArrY:a-sehr Harvest, P0t0mae River.
PORTLAND, Feb3.
Auives- Bsris Diligence. Hivarai canaaa ast.asss;
Ranger NYork; brig Rottc kHanxa sshrs Indepsndencs
Baltimore; Excel NYork,
TR0yrurvcE, Feb 6.
hrrived-sohr yuiture, watts. Norfolk, sloepI WIN II
Bowen, Tnuey Mora; Ra0de Island. DO; ia Al
art, Barker. 90; Fashion, Blydenburg. DO.
slstschrs Oxford Rowland Bait more Chas 0rifa Tor
90 Norfolk, according - wind soop Roger Williams.
Rhodes Niosk.
BAvArNIH Feb l.
Arryed-Btrk Savannah, NYorf.
llsa.sd-Bark Exact, and brig Augusts Stone NYork.