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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-01


ArsAchshs-0rrea 0bahe
A0asn<ss-White Giase
- osens-lAree 4 small I.iaa
nuaD Dsass-kAriy CAisa, duo
YsssW six weehn
y karsy nssAawk. do half nooa
nefseee o. 1000 10 ose
Dpss-Easty Blood tnraip roosed
% YeIDow
l.osg Blood, hangs, wurt.ri
Whsse eiiesana Preach sagar
Bsscea- 81 Pyrp,e Caps
CsAhsge-Earty q Large York,
~ kariy Al Late Batlrrsca. Ear.
81 Isagafisaf, LANCE Drsnhead,
LAsss Bergen. PM Dutch.
Duahcadsavoy, Grces Caricd
eavey, Red Dutch
Csslnswer-Eariy and Late
CeasEy-Whiie Solid
Causs-lnag Osange, Loag Red
al WAiie FSeh
Cses-Csrssd o. Pcppesgrass
Csesaber-Eariy fame. do Clus-
ter, LOG Green. Loeg Prick
~, oAerkin for psekiisG
Oon-Eary Sugar, DO Tasearo-
n.do essaeu ebosr
EsAive-Creen CURED
Ea Phsa-Purpse
Kale-Bme CURED Siberian,
oreen Carsed Scotch, Rape or |
CHI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-01

WHITE LEAD.
A FULL supply Of Lewis a. Co.'S White Lead
IN OIL Extra No and @ in 100, SO and Is H. packages for
sale on reasonable terms, al JOfiNSrON'S
NH us Mi, s,,..,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-01

WHISkEY
Oh HiIDS. Baltimore Whiskey
~ 7sbbs do do
IN store and for sshb apo wM ANDERsoN.J
vDORTO RICO sugar. and Coffee--2o nhs- good
Pouo Rico Sugars 100 BsFs Iaguyra Coffee, bsss on
Pf WIN ANDERSON, d.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-01

II s..ssr.s.r,.s ssss AM srprs
fiiE pahscsIhef : rccehslugss
hsssssssslsnA9 sAhanass UarIuuhan1 -
~ - q - ks.sa pric-A I. 49,. d
na'ss.ASssaAna tap sfsssu A.sssk
A assssl nrs-u e s,ssss. kas,sl -
harning slHhss v,sA - eeaA 10y - 4,
Basvs hsps@ 81 svs1 ssAss sssish n ~
M. nnAs - eriss q ~ shnrasua ps1bssI "a
sss ruun q. RiCh
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-01
FRESH FOREIGN DRY GOODS.

FRESH FOREIGN DRY GOODS.
WE have now i'm store of our importatiOns
w Europe, purchased entirely or cash. decidedly the
Spring Goods many
think the cheapest Amongst them viii be found
the following ariiee-,
Rishy printed Mar-eflc- VsSiings
do weltngs Tor
Very superior h-ute Nestings
SploIs iid figured colotd Silk vesngs
Very superior and common GamLoons
Superior Linen fancy Drlings
Stout and fine Barn-ley do
spenjid Verona mixtures and plaiis
Fancy Union Driibgs
Ga Lace striped and Musins
Cd Jaeon-t Cambrics
ID Cotton Cambrics
g. Checked Musiins
Together with Of Foreign and
Goods offer for prices.
=. 4 J. 8. JAMES 4 co,
NH 90 Opposite the Exchange Rank.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-01

CHEMICALS, SC.
100 or SuIphate Quinine
Il wv 80 do pure Lunar Caussie
~ do Nitrate Morphia
20 Jo Sulphate do
20 10 Acetat. do
100 do Hydodate Potash
H. CnaS Potas.s
3ib. Proto: CaIb. Ferri
2 do Creo~otc
I0do English Blue Mas
10 do Compd EFT. Coloeynth
Extract Geniian
no va-rAn
Cieua, &c, kc.-Jusf received by
GAYN0R. WOOD 4 co.
h27 Chemists q Druggists.
WHITTEMORE'S CARDS.
WE offer for sale, by the case, a large stock Of
w whhtrsorc's genuine Cards embracing every qualify
he7 VAN LEW, SMITH Il Co
WROUGHT NAILS AND SPIKES.
A FULL assortment of our own importation,
"A superior article, for sale low by
NH % VAN LEW, SMITH 4 CO.
PACKING BOXES.
w. RANDOLPH Il Co. have for sale, about
- 10 packing Boxes NH "a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-01

rail:
Leek-IArr> scoseh
Loanee-whise q Green Head,
Early Cured I.d,., While and
Green Co.. Brown Dutch
hs,os-Nu,n-s, Cree. Citror,
Pine Annie
Water AeIop-Sipe.i kinds
| Nassursium
4 As,~s.ul- xyhss. - Qi..k
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-05-01
G ARDEN SEED,
GROWN ~
DAVID LAMBETH,

30 DAVID LANDRETH,
~, Nesr PkiisdeIphi and ssldby
?. JOHNSTON, Druggist, Rieh.aond, Virginia.
EOR many years ! have been practically en-
Uad sases) in the growth OF Garden seed Experience has
ay culture fully proved nerory
k.ds gill found the catalogues Of those who simply dealers
" nevrrthec.. more than udbcient for the laEe.,
ars and has the only those
ne er. wh my seeds sustain and the yearly increasing de
nasd satisfactory evidence OF approval Ny eorts
p.LANDRETH
n. icso.ins compose part OF the Bee .'reeei'ed;
BKEr-Lons Blood
Early Tur.ip
hanse wurtze
BEANs-sI week
-. White China
Brown speekied
Carolina
li yellow Bu.h &c
cABBA0E-EaIiy YORK
an Landreth'. hrgedo
Early Sugar Loaf
FIAT Dutch
. .-a-f..' Do Drumheadsavoy
Green CuIed Savoy
'tH--e Philadelphia
CARRoT-Ions Orange and Early morn
CAULLRLowERs
cELERy-whhes and Red
cUcUnBER-Eary Fsame and risiins
EsnIvE AND LEEK
Cut Sal I'D
CURED India
&c.. Brown Dutch &c.
MELoN-Citron and Water
Of. NAsTURT1UM
OKRA
oNoN-siver.kin and weslherss.p
PARsLEY
PARsNIP-Pins Sugar
PkAs-LAndreth's Extra Early
., Early Frame
Early Charlton
Large Manowfai &c
PEPPER-LArge Sweet
RADTsH-IIone Salmon
Long Scarlet
White Turnp
Black Spanish
Yellow Turnip
Summer Whis
ID Red and White
sALSAFIE
TOMATOES
TURNIP SEED
HERBS AND FLOWER SEED. To be h.a On
r.. ..r PEYTOk JOHNSTON,
81 2s Sole Agent for D. Ispdreth
Also Orders received for Fruit Trees Plants Shrubs
Ge &C. be filed the Nurseries Of D.
MOUNTAIN CLOVER sEED-IOo Bushels IN store very
ISA nice, for sals BY "a % SHIELDS 4 SOMERvILLE
+ PLASTER.
Nh TONS Lump, board schr Columbia on the
~ Dock, for sakby ia 90 SHIELDS Il soMERvILLE
CASTOR OIL.
BBIs No Virginia Castor OIL just by
Nv ja ~ sHELDS q soMRRyIIIE.
IlUCKwHEAT rLOUR.-20 Mountain Buck wheat Just
- received and for sale by PARRISH q BEAZIHY,
AIS
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ssaies tAat ~ kssp eoa.aa.ar .. Aa.A BSssss
0nsss s.d Csokiss kasgeu u ~ ki.A. thai
are gea-nny sssAiA Ne nAArksL u Our swa
s,assfA<snrs. Which ne wln ~ - sssss~ahas
ssu.s. AAsa. hssas Asrieslassl Fss.se-s o.
SCANNING FOOD o. fAoek. vhieA ~ Win ~ q
thr saAasfAetarrsis psiee< snrs sAAA.G ~ sz-
pen.es. n our TIA. esove ard 49, tfoa Mama
heso<y, sear tss BEN Tavern. wksre an kisA
q be doae on The nsose reasoaAb,> terms. Al q
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HAVANA CHARS.

HAVANA CIt%NHHs
uusT received 3oooe Havana Csgs Of superior quality
= s~@r Ressfss Frscipc and Isht Havana o
o. Hth< be~ Offered 10 Riehssna
mHss o>so>n>n n ~ nurtrss< article 70
80 ~ ss..sss sssa q No. fss, Car susst
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-08

Not much Ike .fd,niae. While Flour and Wheat
has taken considerable in c,us,uutnc II the new,
from Great Britain, Ne see thai they are scnlinp mo
visions 10 US. The New York Journal If Con,m,fc
says the 81 fafi"k. packe, ship, just arrived from
Liverpool, has on board fifteen hundred bushels of poa
toes purchased at one shilling and no,sonce sterling
GA senis) oushel. The packet Of The same line which
leli Liverpool al the same time last year. brought
similar quantity ii po'ao,s. which cost shilliups
hnshcl In both cases The potatoes bought At Tho
market prices The poaloes sell helc nearly doubl,
The price above stated.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-08


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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-08
CONGRESS-.

!n" w Davis Of Indiana has /, elected SpraLerof tho
eaNn I" Representatives. The siuod or DAVIS q uepl
'so tof Nmton, ~ } -. Al others is Mes,rs Richie
'''''' o' the Union wers elected public printers The
saie Nond er Richie = IIcis, ie3 Fot Dow 4 Tnk ~
All othe's l. Messrs Dow Fish the Journal
the wing vote they olerd to do The printing - per cent
below theprce paid TO Ritcbic s. HESS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-08
yIHGlNIAu =. srN,rop

TN "wednesday, the Ord inst, Judge Isasc fsnnybaek
En- ucco) Of the Tcuh Legion elected the Senate, OF
the u states from Virginia by the Legislature Mr..
Penn,haeket was formerly member uf Congress aud
appointed by Mr. Van su,en Judge Of the United States
Tor the Western District II Virginia The oe stood ior
Fem, baekcr no. W, {. Rees, 10 Scattering II Sew
eral Wigs voted Tor Penn, hacker.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-08
.Mo,NDiY, DECEMBER 8. 1915.
nRESlnENr,S MESS ACE

ihly tins unusually long document before readers
We h'Ne 10 omi almost every thing else Il will he th
rfese" goes for all OF ofcgan agonsi the tariff of 1872
sees Ter the NebeasotN eud has been ondcavoring to
peace with Mexico by scnlhg he, a Minister
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-08
Dec. 8
UIS1.aR'S Basam Of u lid Cherry, The Great Rem
edy for COhSU.HP1IO.N,


ND the be,tmedicinc known to for Asthma of eve
IA ~ stage Liver Complaints. Bro chItis influenza
Coughs, Colds bleeding OF the Lungs, shoness OF Breath
pans and weakness in the side, breast, &c., and all ohe
diseases, of the Pulmonary Organs.
A very important disease, which this "Balsam" ex
erts very powerful influence, is that OF Diseased Liver
this complaint has undoubtedly proved ecaciou
than any remedy hitherto employed, aud in numerous in
stances when patients had endured long aud suffering
from disease without receiving the least benefit from
remedies and when Mercury has been resoed TO in
vnn the of this Balsam has restored tho Liver to
healthy on and in many instances effected Permanent
cures after every known remedy has failed 10 produce this
desired effect.
BESIDES its astonishing efficacy in the diseases above
mentioned, also find very eectua remedy in Ash-
mn, complaint in which 1t has been extensively used with
decided success, ia cases of years standing.
II only emanates from regular Physician but has
also been we'll tested in all the complaints for which is
commended 1t is not my intention, therefore, either to
cloak in mystery, in way deceive the public by
overrang it's virtues; on The contrary, shall simply
ea vor to give brief statement Of its usefulness and fiat
ter myself that surprising efficacy will enable to fur
nh proofs of its virtues will satisfy the most in
credulous that Consumption may and "Can be cured" If
this medicine be resorted to in time.
For sale by ID. H. LhMAN.
Dec.S ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-08
NOTICE..

NNyILL be snld At Bedford Couri House. on the 22nd
w OF December next, that being court DAY, Ne
gro boy aged IS or l6 years. and Negro man, aged
80 years. They sud for fault, bu, V pay
debts. Terms made known on DAY of sale.
T.. H. PRESTON. Admir-.
with The will annexed Vi Price Hopkins. d.,'d.
Dee. 1 VIII ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-08
.Eofe CFiassHCc Of The posrPr or
TIEO MPSoN'S COMPOUND SYRUP
Of Tar - Hood .SWlIfhN.

CoSsUMPTIvrs, DOUBT NO LONGER, but read the io-
low ing aud rtJitcn AsorHER WONDERFUL CURE.
PmLApELrnIA, April !, 1915.
u HEREBY certify that during the riots IN Southwark
of July asi owing 10 exposure End fatigue IN the per
torrance ot military duty. my health received severe
shock In the latter par Of August. all the symptoms
OF PULMONARY CONSUMPTION appeared. Al
tins junclure called my first physician, who attend
ed me some weeks without benefit aud told me distinct
w. that he considered my disease beyond The reach Of
human AID. lie now ceased his visits; every symptom
getting worse pain in the side aud breast, difficulty Of
breathing raising blood, palpltaon OF the heart. night
swrais hectic lever, &c, aud Was So weak | was IN
able To raise from bed dress without assistance cough
raeking aud viIeut frequently causing me 10 bring up
blood. | nlw called in another physician who at once
recommended the use Of Thumpson's Compound Syrup
of Tar aud Wood Naplha and when | had got through
the fourth billle able IN dtess myself aud cone
down stairs hout assistance, and by The time had
finished my twelfth bottle my appetite aud strength re.
turned. all The symptoms disappeared aud the disease
was subdusd and IN common with thousands OF others
vino have been cured By Ibis me licne, testify that 10
its ,eonderJui potrerS, | alone my restoration to
health JAMES hHihENN,
2l7 Cathnnne Street.
The above valuable medicine is for safe by
JOHN. II. SEAY, d. uggst,
Agent for Lynchburg aud vicinity.
Dec isit
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-08
FIOl' II AND WHEAT MARKET

Flour Is now selling n, lr,m So 80 To s. 65 per
barfell from Wagons. Wheat from 81 Is toSl 20.
In Richmond. Flour is selling 1t Sc 50. Whoa, at
81 80 to 81 81.
In Baltimore, On Dee. |, Flour was selling nj IS 81,
to 80. Wheat Is selling Al 81 20 10 81 81.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-08

.'is'.ippi Eifciiou.-lhe l.ucufneos have carried
every thing their owr "ny in Repudaling Mississippi
lhey have elected the four members Of Compress by
s.ooo " 10000 majority. Maturity in the Legislature
81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-08

fohk.-lhis article Is nav selling nj s. CO.
Some Western Virginia hogs have been sold Tor less
but s. so seems 10 he the settled ptice
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rl0 RENT.

ygylIF Honse and lot the hill, opposite Mr.
Green's. and occupied at present by MIR. Gould
man Possession will bs given the Isl OF October next
''''' GEO. w. TURNER.
o., - wirf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-08
gpy Ne;ys GOODS.
w f. have received new and splendid stock OF
npN GOODS

DRY GOODS,
which in addition former supply. renders our as
Sentiment complete embracing both Staple and Fancy
articles Oar customers will find every thing they de
SIRE and prices low they can be sold at any 9th
er house in the place.
We have also On hand an extensive assortment Of
Hats Boos Shncs Sc. &C. winch will be offered on
the most advantageous terms.
All perspns in want # Good Bargains, are invited 10
give a call. ,,
:. GLGGENlIEIMER < BROTHER.
% ISL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-08

MARRIAGES.
Married. at Smlhhrld, Montgomery county. Va on
Thursday evening. 27lh November by the R,v Mr.
Wilmer. Mf. GEonGE H. GiLMnn. attorney M law OF
Pulsyvania CO.. To Miss L. JANE c. daughter Of the
late Gov. Jam. =. Preston.
DJ- The National lntegencer, New Ofleans aud
Richmond papers viii please insert the above.
-. on the 2Sth Oct. 1915. by the Rev Noses
Trader, o the NJ T.. c., Joan }. FLoop, Clerk Of the
llih Judicial Crult Court oi the Safe OF Mo- for.
merly oil'uchinglan County, Va, to Miss Mary FL
LEN Pnrw'rr, daughter OF Daniel frewiti. Esq ol
Linn County, Mo-
-, IN the 18Th inst. The Rev. Mr. ShalIner
Mr. RoBERT l.. SnANRIlN Of Monroe cuup,y ia Miss
ELLEN IYBRooK, u CHS county.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-08
LOCK HER a. i!

WISH TO HIRE, for the next year some Az or
so NEGRO MEN.
to work AT the Roaring Run Furnace. Botetourl. Va
Apply to BENZ f.. ScRuces. Lynchbnrg.
SAM'L. G. ROBINSON.
Doc W."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-08
M MARRIAGES..

Or The Erie Canal is closed with Ice.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-12-08
Very desirable Residence
FOx MILE.
llE subscriber proposes 10 sell thai well known and
u desirable residence, called
p = l. L a n o Y Il .

'y Of Pit'sylvania. This tract of
,aining between $50 and
800 .3CHES, is situated
on Cherry Stone Creek about
two and hall miles from Pitt
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-10-16
N T. MORANDA.

Bargue Hume, Weedcn sid fn Boston 18th
for Mobile.
Brig Poland, Weedcn, hence, arr at Havana
2Gih ult and was dis'g 25,h.
Brig Lisbon, Austin, arr AT Wilmington, NC,
I'd inst, from Bermuda, via Daricn Ga.
Brig Ociavla, Doughty, arr at Prov. 18th im
Phla.
Brig Echo, Smith, arr at Savannah 9Th, 4
days from Havana
Brig Good Hope, Rogers, and Schr. Rosallh,
Burdick, arr at Boston lslh aud 18th fran,
Labrador.
Sch Warsaw, Burdick, was at Cabanas about
9th ult, ldg for this port.
Schr. Export, Glover, heac",au at Phila OH
Schr. Canton, Baker, hence. arr at Bait OH
schr. Jno. Frederic, hence arr at BapgoE OH,
Schr. Van Buren,, Babcock, arr at Pensacolu
prev. 10 9th, from New York via Key West
Schr Direct, Briggs, arr at Balt, 7lh fm N
York
Ship WV LEr, Wimpcnny, Is reported n,
Honolulu, May Sd, from Maui, (oh and ON
400 sp.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-10-16
ID II A Il /! S.

Ia this town on Sunday morning, 9th inst
Mr. Nathaniel Locke. son of the late Capt
Nathaniel Locke, aged 40 years.
On "Wednesday evening sth, Edwin Angus
tus, only child Of Levi and Amey Johnson,
aged o moaihs.
On Thursday mosping last, suddenly, Mrs
Charlotte Stuart, aged II years, frmerI, oI
Boston, and widow Of Gilbert Stuart, the
celebrated painter.
Ou Thursday o,cnipa last, Mss. Ann Ste
vens, widow of the late Thomas Stevens, in
the 9O,h year Of her age.
On Friday morning last, Mr.. Alexander
Murray aged 81 years, formerly of BeyerI,
Mass but for many years u useful aud worth,
citizen ofths town.
On Saturday morning last, Wonion Ens'
son Of MIR. Samuel Engs, aged II months.
On Sunday last, after a distressing illness
Miss Alice HOLMES Handy daughter of the late
MIR. Pardon IIaady, formerly of East Green
wich, IN the 2lst year Of her age.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-10-16

The MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.-We
understand the raientees of the Mag
netic Telegraph are making arrange
ments for the immediate esiahl,-hmen,
Of a line ol telegraph from this city to
New Yoik, by way of Worcester and
Sp,insGe The line is already in op-
eraiioD, ns the public are Informed, be-
tween Washington and Baltimore the
Telegraph office in Washington being
situated near the General and City Post
Offices, where the agents are in con
slant attendance, for the transmission
and reception Of intelligence between
the two cities, to the order OF applicants
al each end of the line. 1t has been
stated that the work OF establishing the
line Of communication from Baltimore to
Philadelphia is now in progress. We
learn from the New-York Evening Post
that the line will be completed between
that city and Philadelphia by the 10Th
Of November. The wires extend from
New York up The island to Fort Wash
ington, where they cross the Hudson
River under the water, being sunk 10
the bed Of the river. They pass through
the State Of New Jersey and cross the
Delaware River TO New Hope, where
they pass down the Western Branch OF
the river to Philadelphia. 1t is stated
that the line will be complete from New
York TO Washington by the fst Of De-
cember next, and il is the expectation OF
the patontees to complete il TO this city
very shortly after that period. - BOsioa
Daily .adp.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-10-16

PROVIDENCE AND WORCESTER RAN
RoAD. AT a meeting Of the Providence
and Worcester Rail Road Company,
held yesterday, the following named
gentlemen were elected Directors for
the current year:
Alexander Duncan, Moses B. Ives,
Harvey Chase, James Y. Smith, Chris
topher S. Rhodes, Orray Taft, Joseph
Carpenter, Allen o. Peck, George w.
Halle,, William Foster, Earl p. Mason,
Charles l.. Fisher, Moses B. Lock
wood, Jacob Little, John Barstow, Ma
ihaniel +. Potter, Duty Greene, Charles
Dyer, Gideon l.. Spencer. Aaron Ra'h-
bone.
At meeting Of the Directors, held
Immediately after the adjournment Of
the meeting, the Board was organised
by the election Of Alexander Duncan
President, and A. q. Peck, Clerk, pre-
tem.-Prop Jom. 9Th.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-10-16

The great remedy for Asthma, Coughs.
difficulty OF breathing, pains in the chest and
aide. bleeding The lungs, hoarseDess, inhuen.
IN, and incipient consumption. is Folger's
Olosaoniap, or All-Hcalng Baleam. There
is nothing like it. II has been productive OF
more benefit than all the remedies which
have been offered to the world. David Hen
derson, GO, Lightst. Mrs. Archibald. 35,
Whltc-st: Mrs. McGann. 20, Walkcr.st.
Geo. w. Burnett, OF Newark /; Mrs. Bell, oi
nj orrisiown, N. J. and hundreds Of names
could be given who have found this Balsam
oil healing in it's properties. II has been
used for mnny years in private practice, has
been submitted to the faculty, used and ap.
proved of by them, and experience shows
that it is worthy OF all confidence. Try it,
and do not delay. II has saved many lives
ii may save yours.
For sale by II. J. TAYLOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1845-10-16

BArTIsTs IN THE UNITED STATES
From the Baptist Register for 1914, it
appears that they number 5473 ministers,
$3.50 churches, and 7O7 ,942 members.
They have ~ chartered colleges and
five theological seminaries. They pub
lish fifteen weekly, 6ve semi-monthly,
and five monthly religious newspapers,
six monthly Magazines, and one Quar-
terly Review. The receipts Of their
principal benevolent institutions for the
preceding year, were, for the General
Convention for foreign missions, S71,-
400 for the American Baptist Home
Missionary Society about $50, 900, and
for the American and Foreign Bible
Society S2O 57S.