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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-02
Enyty narrcIs Il Oil Casks
Musical Notice.

HENNARO +. BOZZAOTRA return hi grateful
~ thanks To his former patrons and woni inrm them
and the citizens of Lynclhurg generally that he wi
commence his Seventeenth session Of musical situation
On tn 4th September.
Terms FOR Lessons given private residences To each
pup tor session olive months lessons per week
lis follows,
Instruct m on The Pnno, and Singing, s25 90
Guitar - SIS 90
Gentlemen desiring srruction u the Violin OF Flute
he given AT their hon es will be charged az the above
He will, also. the ,nne time by The request of some
OF his Friends open public sing school over the book
store Of A~>srs Pay,e Chrst,uu for Ladie, I'd Gen.
hemen. where twenty four rssors wi be given in
twelve Elk. each pupil paylnsipg six iollars the
piration OF the term
erso desiring his services in cier of he above de
pnrtnens walt please lave their Di D. Il. Ly.
mats drug stare.
No d"dno'ion Willie made xceptin of protrnc-
ted sickness.
l. I'm.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-02
~ BENEllgIAL RESULTS lnxnial lie follow d,


MIN nr>tcfng ii Sr,BLER's ASnpYSE CHERRY BxPkc
ftRAET ia 1T Cough. Gods. Bionch H. Asthma.
Group, aud Thfoat uHG Lung complain generaly. 1t
claimed har ii will cHtc il all cas"s, ''ut none
ftve cune kn"wledl where il failed to We re-
net bile nj the iinr thousands of instances have
rarutirl where il, cfici. have heen Marked hat
HEY have been widely uoiirrd ind commented. Thu
IARHF, CORDIAL. it i candidy believed is unequal
i in the ba~els and it, our,tiv" properties
lnve 1cen wonderfully Exp ricucrd in many case -
there ore ynu advised make tral of these gnod
eedc,nes" shoul yOu or your family require their aid
advertisement in nnnher column.& descriptive pun
hlei,. be had gratis f the ugcnts-prce for earh
eent-. . SIX bottles for : 80 (ly l5-lm)
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-02

THE DEMAND FOR lRoN.-The New York Com
meroial Advertiser publishes the following ox-
tract from letter received by the Pacific, dated
LONDON, july IL.
1.-The demand for iron continues ON an enor-
nous scale in spite ct the war, and the aggregate
exports are greatly in excess Of last yeur, being
at the rate of ,950,O00 tons per annum, d,ir
iron) This may he tnken AS two. thirds of the
entire production Of Great Britain; the remaining
third is only half the quantity required for home
consumption Under these oiroum stances, We
are rather likely To advance than decline IN iron
prices"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

R.x=2 Some persons never geta 'oh pi''ui',hh'
@-4-@ ii is mainy owing Ia the loss oil hn,r' ana u
D agu rrrutvIe Arli-t We wouli say, keep Emerson
Anrriann Han Re.torafi.e whi,hi the best plePala-
lian fr ..flenng the Aar W, il as prodncrg ne"
.rowtr thereh, giving soil 10 the pi in e. ,fee
81, IA large bottles Soil by ID II IN NAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-02
FOR ssEN a.
ALSO, FOR SALE.

The hou ehnll md tchen furniture belonging to snme
bargan nny he tnd. The house al THIS time has
,oi run ii Country uastnm Apply at this office.
aug | dil
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-02
Tarrant's Eneryesent Selbzer iper ent

IllS is ofrhe most delightful AZ well as the mild
est rursatives no" before the public 1t possesses
all u'emedirul sir u the approved seni ape.
rient II is in the tarm of powder; carefully putu in
botteS and merely requires To b" poured upon IT,
IrnIucing III Instant. leasant cfrves, beverage
with the sparkling oereeabrntss OF Sofia Weer 1t acts
gently the aud TIE gestive pow
wien inactive, md exces healt ~ and vigorous
the stomach giving to TIL pateut health
On strength For sale by
tng2-t JOHN II. SEAY g. co, Druqts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-02
= . -
Acqnisition OF Cuba

WASHINGTON, July 27.-sne signs of the times
Indicate great and important evcn,s in embryo.
In March last the President sent documents relat-
ing to the Spanish difficulty to the House of
Representatives, accompanied by message a. X
ing for enlarged powers To redress grievances
The documents and message have since rested
quietly with the Committee on Foreign affairs
that body finding nothing in the papers justify
hasty legislation. or anything that could not be
easily arranged by negotiation. From that time
il il thought that the Administration has desired
to have another war message, but no opportunity
has offered until recent movements in Spain
seemed 10 open the way for an easy acquisition
of Cuba, by purchase or seisure, for redress of
grievances.
The recent movement of Mr.. Singleton to call
upon the President for information, and that of
Mr. Barksdale for an appropriation of ten millions
of dollars 10 be placed at the disposal of the
President, is thought to be part of plan TO get
another war message, and place the President in
position to negotiate for or seize Cuba. as cir
cumstanees might dictate. With the $40, 600 600
at his disposal, aud the arca " organized tilibus-
tiers. shrewd observers of events think the latter
course will be pursued
The period OF presenting these resolutions hv
intimate friends of the Pre- Sident when the Housc
is ON the eve of adjournment, aud hurried with
business, is looked upon with surprise as intend
ed to spring trap of some kind at the close of
the session. The course of the House shows
that body has moderated in tone in Spanish
matters, aud exhibits decided conservatism in
Cuha affairs. 1t is expected that the movement
will be pressed before the close of the session IN
some FORM but those best informed think that all
efforts TO extend the power of the President,
during the recess, will fail
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-02
BY GODDtN * APpGYsON
Most paluable UaREHOUSE on Cary and
2lSt streets for sale at Auction.
WILL BE SOLD ON TUESDAY

AFTERNuON, the 9Th August, 1884, upon the p,eme
commencing o'-lnCl, thai iauge and mot ynI.
liable TOBACCO WAREHOUSE owned by Messrs
Preston aud f. doris whose object selling j. 10 wind
the partnership coHcefi. sluat, d in the ritv nr
Rchnnnd, the corner of Cay and 2,t streets, 'front.'
ing the north side of Cary b feet aqd nn the
east line of Isl street l0 feet alley 10 feel vide
Also willie sold lca,ehu'd interest and The buildings
tetcon) IN the lot adjoining tie and con ectrd
herewith, havIn. ronI 81 feel ON Cnry SIR, ct; n
depth nj l64 feet and its line 80 fee viii CHI
sud lea ehuld terminates the ~ of .uuualv 1856
The above real c.nte presents. it is r,ievei, extruor
di ~ iniuc"n cnts 10 capitus, tie mercaful com
munlH being removed only fi m tie Rich
mold Dock, and will be wher he connection bctwe.
the Deckan Basin is oponed (now uearIy complcted)
convenient not on the cepton Of Prod &C Nv he
Can"i but equally cohVe 'ient to the h ping a, in the
item Of drayHge stone large may be ann ally
saved The income iiam thi, warehouse has ave e eed
Tor the rn>t eight years s250D Located in the
most prosperous and improving portion u the city it is
believed that no property is Offering for sac which
presents greater inducements ihnn thr ulove.
TERMs: cash, n satilacinry endorsed ne eotia-
bic hoie III months hnHuco ut6 II Is aud "a months
tor neg table notes te'est added from l,t january
reht when fail Possession viii be given, secured BY
trust drei. GODDIN & APpER sDN
aug dids AucIioneers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-02
Wheat Wanted.

GNtE Undersigned having leased the Langhore Mills
Tor tenn If years, is now prepared receive
Nhea.. lie respectfully asks his friends and pub
lie generally to give him call before di,pnsing their
r'p for which the highest ca h price viii be pad |
viii keep constant hand F2our in Bayytis or Sacks
Lnmp a,d Groand Plasttr. Corn and Com J cal Bron
shorts and Shps,uG which will NJ sold tor CASH on
ly
nus dim JOHN s. LANGHOPNE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-02

A young lady of Norfolk. Miss Margaret Webb,
while on visit to friend on Ferry Point, on
Monday, was killed by the discharge of pistol in
the hands of VIM Howe The deplorable occur
renee purely accidental,is a source of deep grief
to the innocent author.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-02

The August ELECTIONS. North Carolina
opens the August elections ON Thursday next,
W hen Governor, members of the State Legisla-
ture, and other minor officers are 10 be elected
The Legislature chosen may elect two United
States Senntors-one To supply the existing
vacancy and the other 10 fill the scat iha will be
come vacant in March next by the expiration If
Mr.. Badgers term of service. ALFRED DoCkEitY
tWhigl and Thomas Brace (Dcm.) nre the can
didates for Governor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-02

THE DAHLIA is a native of the marshes of Pc
ru. and was named after Dahl, the famous Swed-
ish botanst. 1t is more than thirty years since
its introduction into Europe and i, now the uni
versal favorite of florists. The number of known
varieties is about five hundred.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-02

Ea FOR RENT.-A small FAMILY REs,pGScr, op.
A1 rost' Mr.. W NJ. Blachfprd. Possession Il be had
immediuey. Apply to the subscriber.
aug 2r"d3i JAMES E. GOULDNAN
Il OK HlRE-A NEGRO GIRf II or Is yenrs old
Apply at thls ofhre (aug2 dts)
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-02
AIunl Pills.

Il Low FILLS. prepared iiom the Rock5ridge Alum
springs aud snld I" possess all the Virtues OF thai
Celebrated water. foi sale by
aug2ts JOHN II. SEAY & co Drug'ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-02
msssrs. s.et,es and Van Buren,.

Mr.. Daniel T.. Sickes, on the 18th Of Ju-
". addressed letter to"Prnee John Van Buren,"
then just arrived from the United States, asking
an explanation of that portion Of his speech, in
Tammany Hall on the 18th November, wherein
John quoted some offensive language, sad to
have been employed with reference To Siekles by
Downing, the negro,in 1919 at an abolition meet
ing.
las our ,aders may like to see the "offen-ive"
paragraph in the speech of the Great Barnburner
we quote n below =
e reat efforts have been made TO throw rs the
Democratic party into minority. An effort
has been made to show that the union at Syracuse
was dishonorable. aud Dan sickles-
'yoce--Where is Fanny White Iaughter.)
Mr. Van Buren (laughting)--l did not inquire.
More laughter.) In 1919 we not only lost Sick
les, but some respectable back men, who quilted
the ground that we united with Sickles.-
(Roars If langhicr.) If you look 10 one OF tho
numbers Of the Heraid in November, 1919, you
you will find George r. Downing talking in this
way They served ~ in the last election just
in the tamc way that they broke off from the old
Loco Focns in Tammnny Hall No party ever
degraded themselves AZ they did by uniting with
Sckles - Another black said Sicklcs wis too low
to denonnce they ought rather to denonnce the
recent Free Sellers Bat Downing retured TO
the charge, and said He was lower than the
beasts, and nothing, surely was lower than that"
Laughter.
Mr.. Van Buren, next day replied to Mr.. Scklcs'
note, stating TINT he had no intention ofapplying
10 him the Language used by Downing in the cx
tracts 10 which he had called his attention. And
here the matter rested Mt last accounts. Whether
Mr.. Seklcs hns obtained all the satisfaction he is
in pursuit e, or not remains To be seen.
Neu York Express.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-02

,onnell and Son, a youth of -
eriously injured by lightning,
Kingdom.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-02
The Baltic Fleet.

An American in ST. Petersburg, writing from
that city on the 9Th of juno TO the New Bedford
Mercury, says
Since my arrival here on the 10th of June,
have been waiting for the attack of Sir Charles
Napier upon Constradt, and it has hourly been
expected. But not an English or a French sail
has been from Cronstradt until this morning,
when large division of the fleet was seen APP
preaching slowly. The Notifications at Cron-
stradt very strong, land Napier will have
warm reception. English hoasting produces
considerable merrment here They say that
Napier, in speech made before leaving London
concluded by saying that he would lunch at Con-
stradt and dive at St. Petersburg upon the same
dsy am told that the Grand Duke Constantine,
while examining the Notifications "a few DAYS
since. after expressing his appreciation and com
plimenting the engineers upon their skill, remark
ed that he was now ready 10 lunch Admiral Ma
pier. but thought the repast at Cronstradt would
be such to take away his appetite for dinner at
St. Petersburg. Of one thing can assure you,
the war il, very popular with all classes here ;
and the stories which you hear of revolution
and OF Imperial extorton, all utterly false
The English papers are guilty Of fabricating all
sorts OF reports 10 which no credit is to be given
1t may sound odd, bat the Russians of St Peters
burg call the English harbarans. They say-"If
the English feel bound 10 protect Turkev-whv
do they not go to Constantinopbe WHY do they
. come upon our Finland coast to kill innocent PEG
Spe. burn little villages destroy private property
land take away small vessels belonging 10 poor
peasants And this they do where no troops are
artered and where there cannot be the least re-
lance These are the acts of barbarians" -
>We II nth in these remarks. These
unprotected and unoffending total
many of their inhabitants for
jon of Turk ay, suggest only
ind
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-02
Saratoga Water

a supply ct Sarit' "a Congress Wuter, direct from
"A the Springs. For sale by
aug PTS JOHN II SEAY & co DrIo'ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-02

TUE WHEELING BmnGE.--1he new suspension
bridge at Wheeling, Va, was opened to public
travel ON Wednesday, and the mail coaches and
large number of vehicles and foot p, ssengers
crossed during the day.
The width of this new structure is 10 feet and
Is divided INTO single carriage way of 6 feet.
and two foot ways, each feet in width In order
TO prevent collisions of vehicles constsst COM
munication will be kept up betw6exr ~ ,n
each end Of the bridge u Us
cost of the structure wi
some $4,000 below then
after the destruction of the
Correction.--We are gf1
| state that the doath of "A childUV
! stated in our last, turns out to be1tny(fU
rumor came TO us so straight, and sppd
good authority. that we could not doJVe4 = 5
| ingdon DeVOcrat.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-02

Aited by u severe whirlwind
], vegetables, clothes &c,
Erection by it.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-02

nhas been contributed at
Ie fund for the relief of the
NE e. pestilence in the Holy
40. pntributed $1l0.1s.
pmeter rose in
%, :os st noon
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-02
The Tide water conneotion.

Aus Aiic w atei SCuDeCt1O0.
We understand that the President of the James
River and kanawha Company has communicated
to some of his friends in this city, that the Tide
watericonnection, at Richmond, will be formed on
M,aisy the 9TH Of August.
This event should be celebrated by ali the peo-
pie of the Valley of James River. but especially
by the citizens of Lynehburg.
It's to US a sort of commercial Jail delivery
For fifteen years have not only been kept in
bondage, but have been compelled all the time to
pay annually not less than one hundred thousand
dollars jail fees, in the shape of porterage charges
at Richmond. Surely deliveranoe from such
taxation should not be allowed to pass by without
some manifestation of public graduation. But it
may be that the hot weather and fear of in
curing the dispeasure of our metropolitan friends
may restrain the joyous satutations we should
bestow upon fellow citizens of Norfolk, when
We shall surround their three deckers with flo
tilla of Canal Boats.
But TO be serious, this opening of the tide
water connection, in other words extending the
Canal to Norfolk is an era in our commercial
exstenc and we trust IL will be hcralded by some
evidence that we properly appreciate the nd
santages OF our present position, compare
with what it was when commercial horizon
was bounded by the Gallego Mills at the lower
end of the Canal Basin.
We trust some of our enterprsing merchants
will soon arrange for regular round trip by
the water line, from here 10 Norfod and back
sending out Wheat Flour and Tobacco and
bringing back all our imports free of drayage,
wharfage,dookage, commission, &e., DC paid for
n weeks detention Mt Richmond
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-22
PRINTING INK.

DEINTfNG INK.-J0HN G. LIGHTBODY rs CON
ssntly cturing, and has always hand every
description printing the black and oolored
g. nk which bio warrants equal tn any
~ red and az low prices he sold by
lar manufacturer Orders nv steamboat or rail
read any part Of tho country by addressing note me-
a. No. - Rose street.
n Til rspe- n rrrte5 vi'H news inN. .lso y
rect other NtefYftefe rs ut str. pttfHf NJ q,
. ne IAstsu stAtes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-22
FURNITURE

ENAMEiLEp COTTAGE MISUNDERSTANDING
IL STACY 64 and 526 Broadway who received frat me
ias from the Crystal Psac. In Tor ,bs
Oet suits Of enameed chamber furnture tbe nubiis
10 examine their extensive Suits wth hnir
straw paliissses. pillows and holsters from saa
EURNITURE FOR SALE-s SMALL FAMILY, GIVING
housekeepng Will dispoe OF their fornture cheap
address at once. Furniture Herald office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-22
STOLEN GOODS.

nFIlcE OF THE CHIEF OF POLICE NEW YORK
W March ~, let4.-Owners wanted at The Police
urt em for tho following property supposed to 30
tfoon-tne silver pocket knif, marked SO Usraeyn ono
piece Of stair carptt sleigh robes horsa
lianho one piece e silk handkerchief piece dan
net two ifHer Tatshe. pair ~ striped rapts thrn,
tE' ~ ftft .efi 10 artt t60t t&u fste irass n
e. tttEsf r md p" tr -"tH* lnn iaaitt
~-.y, IasS 4.s.s. ~--.~ =. = s-..,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-22

Straw Gooiis.-We have now I'm Store and
finishing Of tho largest stocks of MEMS
ssys and chdrens hats and ladies' and misses
ests offered In this city comprising variety and
Price We beg also TO state that article offered is
es. enabling us to low prices
The matters in the city and country would find IL their
advantage TO call Bonnots sold only by tho
A. LELAND 4 CO., III Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-22

MasosA~.--J~rusaieIn Chapter r.. A. M, will
<w ednesday) evening" at ~ O'clock at their
,cms, 90 broadway, corner Of Deeeker street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-22

To NiIIiners and Country Merchants.-A
dress and soft caps head dresses
nouruine goods &C. ready for inspection at NEW
NANS f6o Broadway tetween Ri and Ninth streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-22
HORSES, CARRIAGES. &C.

HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
NN~~~NNNNNNNNN1UNsNNN
A KIND, SOUND AND STYLISH BAY HORSE FOR
IA sale, cheap. Apply at RYERSON HOwARD'S,
SIo Broadway OF Thirteenth street. Also
OF double harness, in good order
LIoR sALE-A TWO SEATED TOP RoCKAwAY.
suitable for horses has been used very
little. Will be sold at bargain Inquire at +. DICKELS
stable, Nos. Z, 0 and IL West Thirteenth street.
TOR sALE-A FINE BLACK HORSE, SEVEN
years old, kind in all harness and under the saddle,
and perfectly sound will stand in the street without tying
trot hs mile in three minutes Can be
stable, in rear No. rs Sullivan street
UoR sALE-A PAIR OF BAY HORSES SIXTEEN
hands high, kind In double and single harness. The
reason selling Il the has further them
To be at No. 10 Great Jones street.
UHoR sALF-FOuR FIRsT-RATE NEW BUGGY TOP
wagons built Of the best OF materials also
hand without top. N. B-Carriages and
all built and repaired to order the
notice and In the best att lowest prices
at the carriage and wagon mandatory, NO. Anthony
street, near Hudson. q. AUGUSTUS SIMERT
NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR. 81 CROSBY STREET.
N Auction sale Of horses carriages harness, saddles,
JOHN III. GATFIELD, Proprietor.
WAGONS, sULKEY, AND TlLBURY FOR SALE
w Wagons with and without top, sulkcy tbury two
seated wagons with pole and shafts Several the above but
slightly used will be sold reasonably IL applied for imme
dncy at the Club Stable 2o4 Fourth street. Washington
square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-22

|0eloasuns.--The Largest Assortment OF Me-
eens II s day ~ SIS Bosdwsy including the exclusive
|sncy for Goodman Badwinis patent medoieons,
D VA Ssithis d. the only makes tuned In the equal
mperame Large discounts TO the trade Dealers wish
70 puehaae any published in the United States
sr-anss men continued suppss OF any
de-a HORACE WATERS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-22

Fits, Fits, F1ts.-We advise such OF our read
troubled with this horrible malsdy to remit i'm
mediately to Mr. SETH s. HANCE l0s Bsti1ore street,
Baltimore Md and procure supply OF his vegetable
tract epileptie pills His prices are IS for single box
IS. the receipt Of remittance he will
send them to any part Of the United States British pro-
yinces, free Of postage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-22

Perfect Fitting Dresses at Twenty-four
Aours neioe the style of fashion, at from 81 SO
SatNE~MANsladi and childrens outatting establish
nsnt, IT'S Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-22

Cover your naked jaws with Beard. II YOU
havn any Onguent will force IL to grow strong AND
thick SIX weeks and won't stain njure the skin 81
bottle "a 80 dox sent to any part Of the country
G. GRAHAM Is Ann street; Zieber A South Third street
PHILADELPHIA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-22

Window Shades, &c-The Largest, Best and
cheapest atock shades lace and muslin curtains
eornces lc 10 at the principal depot No
kp4 Broadway and No % Reado street If you want K
wy The best articles ut the lowest price go there
kelly 4 FERGUSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-22
SPRING GOODS.


NEW STYLE SPRING RIBBONS, BONNET SILKS
IN lawns, dress trimming ribbons, flowers, grapes de-
The undersigned has opened extensive
cluvey for the Wholesale trade adjoining his retail store
and invites the jobbing trade to favor him with early
call. n. H. LICHTENSTEIN. 30 Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-22

asthma ST. Hating syrup Of naptha for do and Group,
81 Cooks remedy for incompetence 81 Rodgers syrup Of
lvcrwort and tar for consumption 81 India cholagogue,
for fever and gue 81 5o Van Hamberts female pills for
supRrssGn, s s sohieas% ;snnspps 10 MSTse
pain extractor McAllisters cintmsnt each % cents
Hutchngs bitters 80 cents. At GUTONS, 1T Bowery,
Also, Hyas nfable hfe balsam for IS cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-22

Cheap Silks.-Lealbenter Il Lee hnve just
from auction of striped silk which they
will oner this morning at cts por yard 3 broadway
Peter Roberts s. Co., 375 Broadway, have
received extensive assortment Of black Gupure and
White Maltese aces The Spring stock of hosiery has just
teen received.