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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-22

al from tho Senate AMI the ii.usc respect yely.-
81 the lni.n Ct ther aeeas.en. -rund The tocsin
alarm III fssa cry IN let4f e TIE lie.ty of
tie Ir.ss w. h'Te an Indignation meeting held any
where? Ais. fr Irfcpe and consistency, No. The
Tines though Democratic paper, was sort Il rival
and not very courteous 10 the Union aud the Tribune
was " hig Jurna aud, ef COURSE. dteiryod sympa
lly. recollection Of these things in the history ol the
mr. snt Congress II IS Which makes Us dsrust Tie sin
crv Of this IN aud enthusiastic feeling displayed
iy the Democratic fary in lehalfuft the liberty Of the
Press To he consistent. these Indignation meetings must
give e.ractye effect 10 their Iesolutions-hoir de-
nunciaous xeed Ia the Seratc and the House du-
rag the last sosson-When.n both the Democrats had
majority. The offence of the Editors Ct the Times was
whit more ag 5raKaied than that o the dtols Of the
Union and, if tie action oitho Scnac in the Oh the
ole were stlfaloard we do Lot romcml or hat it WIS
assaod in any qarier-hen is II clearly ustfalle in
that o the other fr contend there is not shade If
ference etWron the cases. Yduary Scnators, WHO
voted for tie expulsion file Editors e the Tines,
opposed the resolution Of Mr. iuee for extending the
T,nsl n, nj 10 tie Edites oftlc Uui,n Gr what.
under all the circumstances atr1cioa3
libel.
We profess 10 he lrields # the liberty Of the Pre}s-
There is no culee.pm upon it. however high flown, to
which our feelings and principles do not respond
We subscribe iuy tile ollo wing rc5.uticn hch was
adopted ut TIE a'e Democralic meeting in Richmund
'RcSored, That regard the Ill cry # tie pross rs
enc # the great SAT guards # free Isutous and that
every attempt to tranmd II, IN fearless expression e
opinion in r'gafd 10 public ard measures. ought To
receive the mast rempt and decided condmnaIion.'
We subscribe TO the sentiment and cndcavor to act up to
llno' merely fro,o an esprit 5 COPS, Tut from firm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-22
INDIGNATION MEETINGS.

There was large meeting on TUESDAY night, in Rich
nond, TO let Of the indignation with which the Demo-
eiie parry has been inspired in consequence Of the Son
ate--ulon ample Notwithstanding treated the Ed-
tors OF the Union, they did the Editors of the 1m's
aud as the House did the Reporter Of the \. l. Tribune
take II or granted that these last mentioned nsa-
ces OF outrage uIcn tho Liberty otl poss Acit'd Wien
lacy occurred, tie most pref und alarm and adherence
IN the same party, ard that nagnanm,us iorbcaan'o
alone induced thcm to Withhold any outwad expression
OF feeling. The late cuirage was the last drop to cause
the waters OF Indignation overflow And though no al
fusion Is made to the cases the Times and the Tribune
no one who justly appreciates the consistency and adhc
enee 10 principle oilhc democratic paTty, can for me-
mont doubt that recollection Of these instances O inya
SION oil the tertcs If the press aggravated the 'ir'uoUs
rage q The meeting and be supposed to come with
III The scope Of the Resolutions adopted.
Inc meeting was not altogether harmonious and e''
upon wrong tack, Icing occupied, late hour in DIS
ensSng resolutions touching the Wmo provso. An
attempt to lay them the table was rejected, e TO No.
"reat eonrs ION and excitement noya,d. lie su'p''
was gotten rid Of by resolution for COMMITTEE q Eo'
to be composed Of an eqGal rume t Wigs and Eeno
efats 10 report TO meeting tf Ike rooIlc 10 lie Lea on
last saturday night. Nh Iarvc moved the retertneeo
Tie Preamble and RCsu utuns (aton the oNpulson) or
temmlt'ee This proposition WIS received by shout "
oes 81, aa thor evidently attempt t prevent
NJ ilara' tren t"ing l,ayL Eur h is rot thf nan
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-22
THE VOTE or THANK

Mr. Jacob Thompson, uonIu d he House from
M'>>@sI IA miil.aIN cite, uhse frc will ccli,se
ual'i Napier dommn,-has succeeded in again indu-
crg the House 10 ass vlic crrsure and insult uren
Gen Taylor The Resolutions of Thanks Is ,nded by
the Senate were el,nod to the Military Committee.
Which, On TUESDAY reeemr tedtEat tie House do cen
eur in the anerdmen.s ot the Senate Mr. Thomson
moved to ancnd hy adding R,soluon giving thanls
aud medals 10 all the General Officers present. at
Monterey. This amendment WIS 2doIlod. We Lave
no Objection 10 h. further lian HAT II is unrsal End
dut'S the honor coni'rred upon the Commanding Gen
cral. But, iy solne parliamentary rule the amendment
was considered as MING first in rider inthc Res buttons
SO that Gen. Iallos name Is mentioned as if he were
tie secondary aclor. ard deserved less dcnrcc Of
dr. / he House would not could not, reverse thoor
der and the Resolution assed to lie rgnsrcscdcr reject
cdw holc, tJ The Senate. Tic conduct Of the lonse
has already taken Away all value fI,m tie vote Of barls
aud dc mCdaland we trusf that Con. TayLr will ~
spcrlluliy decline to receive ciiler
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-22
CONGRESSIONAL.

The non reception Of Washington Jap.rs-a thin
now almost matter Of ccurso every Other mail,
vents us from giving detail the proceedings of Corpr.,
on Tuesday and Wednesday. In the Senate. on Tue
day, Mr. Benton, from the Committee en- Military A,
fairs. introduced Bill providing fr the appointment, Of
General Officers for the additional R,gim,nts-ard .Lo
fol increase Of the Stif-ihc Generals 10 lie dismiss
ed at the end OF the II also empowers tie Pms
dent to accept the services Of Volunteers who nav viii;
to re-onor when Their the expires and Of indy dual
Volunteers To recruit existing regiments and corps
In Tie House, Tie principal business done was ,lo
passage of tie ILL admitting Wisconsin into Ito T.
Mon.
In the Senate "Wednesday there was an intc1cs,j,u
discussion upon an Incidental question, whether an ala"
bad right 10 petition Congrcss-Mr. W ebstcr in favor
aud Mr.. Calhoun against, the right.
In the House, Mr.. Mckay reported Bill pnn,sDu
a tax Of twenty p1rc'n, on Tea and Cofi. AMI I'm NJ,
tel alandonmentof all Democratic theories upon the s
jec) ofan increase of duties upon certain articles with
view TO raise additional revenue. The National Io,d
ligeneer thus notices the
ADDITIONAL REVENUE BILL.
\ ILL WAS Yesterday reported. in the House Of Re-,
r,seniaves. from the Committee of WAYS and Means
10 Increase the Revenue and after receiving the usu,
rralne form, Was referred to Committee Of the Wbol
and made the special order for Monday next
Ills bill, which, If II pass reported, is 10 take ef
ieei Oh the DAY passes proposes to increase the revenue
by laying the FLOWING additional duties on imports
On Tea and Coffee, which are now free. a duty Of
twenty per cent.
An az dtonal duty often PER cent on loaf and other
feined sugar coal har-ron made by rolling pig iron
round i'm, fra7itr's rods l6ths to 10 fhs of an
inch diameter inclusive; nail and spike rods Slit rolled
.r halnmerod sheet On, Except taoger,) hoop iron;
band er src non: easement rods, slit rolled or hammer
ed wood screws, Of IRON; spikes, or wrought; and
white and red lead,
An additional duty Of five per cent on all manntae-
lures 81 cotton, II died, coored printed or stained OK
cecdlng in value thirty cents the square yard and TN
manufactures Of cotton not died. c1Iored Printed or
stained, exceeding in value tweny cents the square
yard.
he above duties 10 cease two years after the m tiff
cation Of treaty with Mexico. but TO lie collected on Nil
goods imported prior to the expiration Of the said two
Years
The bill further proposes that all lands leenging 10
the ncd States, which lave been in market aud sub
Jet entry not less than years nor over fifteen NAV
he entered at one dollar per acre; in market fifteen wears
and not over twenty five years. seventy five cents over
twenty five years, at fifty cents; to take fleet Nav st
ISL, and continue curing the war and SIX months
thereafter
The fate of this bill, in its present FORM appears TO US
10 be exceedingly doubtful.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-22
WONOn TO IllEnrAAr

If the passed Inidshpmen aad mll-bIpI,ro s,'. =
Inc home squadron was recently held on b t'c l. :
iIgaie Harlan, December 3si ls46la nav an annr,nr,
ate lribr'e to the memory q Pass AIid.hipmon Jb,
II. h{rsln ard Henry a Clemson. late Of the br, som
ots ihey resolved 10 erect, in the city Of NNa.hInrn
suitable monument in honor of the two y.prr 49,,
TIC site Tor which the Secretary ofhe Navy select
funds '.1 "N''S''Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-22

" Nh Calhoun is openly and bitterly denounced l..
'ee democrats IN all qnartorsn consequence Of his s, :.
ara his toe Ga Nh ulcc solution Heard his r.n,
afe fesd Out OF the party. The Administration is no :
minority IN the Senate. But it fare woiso ;,
hands q tia, tcdy an it has heretofore a, the hanas
the House, In which las still nominal majority # On
OF ~, but through which it cannot force any Of its I'M
plftant recommendations
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RELIEF FOR IpItI ANn

We n1tco thal meetings aTf Ir.n4 Nd IN ,,.l,,. -,
n'n o he country, 10 dc,se reasores fr the rcicr
'reahd. 10 New York furteen benevolent gentleman
have continued the sum Of five hundred dollars c,rh
mixing seven thousand d4lars Bishop Pou,r has ur,.
olsaea an ACTRESS 10 The leroy Ct the Pennsyvana
poord Ireland. The Bishop recommends the ,aki,r nm
q eanir5ui'ns y all lie Episcopal Churches en- H.
iFA eattaih IN March, which is the second SUNDAY in
Lxn,. ~ N'"''"l "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-22

The Hon William Williams pr,s,d.n, &c g.. g..
o. Maryland has generously ergsd donation loO or
ioo ssr.s Of lard, inad i establishing proper Aercu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-22

en- ne T. ;. Ship oithe Line Ohio. is now a, Nor
H. Ter cow and viii sail in dav CT Two
II 5 1ei,e'ed that Com Warrington is order
=" =. ''' '''nmahd Ct the Gulf Squadron, intended 10
,''''' with the amy in The attack rpon Vera cr,z
''F 's. 10Th fas n'.Isr, saa n-, Leader, WI, =,
alive 10. r.ua WIZ "a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-22

ne J r'aenehsbnrg Recrder--a Democratic PAPER
'o"o"c''d with abl, and indcl endcncchas an ineon
'''n' way OF expressing It's opinion without regard to
'''' Is '"''e" y lary leados. 1t nouns over the
l'SS'&' OF the len Regiment Bdl-ior reasons wbj.b
", '''A "" wen founded The Recorder is in danger
ICING called Federal, q Mexican paper. Does not
'"''"r T'',leeI that by virtually, though unviIInaly
u''S me b'Ii' On constitutional question purely.
'l,''Y OF the Senate have iecn sgmazed by the Of
Zeal organ as the allies Il Ne>ico
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-22

h'n'Nr j. MrnRlek. E.9, son If the Tx Senator
las succeeded IN RAISING IA Hainrore fu aud licen
company ,t Dragons ilrsoNitc IN Mexico,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-22

w. " MIST NJ. alhoun. himself, is at present. II E
'.''' '' onm'as0iod Democratic Pronunciation his ayowcd
'onl''Is are lie candidates tthe panty in Sc
l'' TT '"' congressional Districts. We need MT say
N"' n' nominee Ct the party in This. and Nh Loukc who
'a"uoa'' oF reelection in the adjoining district are
wen known tote devoted 10 theTGscn and The principles
VIC great Statesman Of ihe South Whether the Dem
V'"' I"Ty ,halI lie naglaHimeus. and l,arc TIC pre-
"'r''nS 1 Nesss B1c,eh aud Leakc, CT whothcrtbey
Sa 'H,Nnce and deneanoe iheir ayorc to come M to
me S@Nd'r@ Of dii'cal oltlodoAy, remains 10 be solved
by The events Of ihc next SHY DAYS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-22
THE THREE. MILLION RIIJ

It VIII b" s9enhai The Bll, aprrofraling Three MI.
hons ct Dollars, tsr tn prrose-accordirg to Mr. Sc,
Wor WHO ought 10 LnoW the destination cf the money
" paying aromaees due the Mexican amy. and thus
purchasing peace, Las, atloglh, Passed tie House
ii ItHhsoniatNts--lut with feature which. we rest.
WAL HtuTe lis legecten IL The Senate We aIIuGe to
"h"t Is commonly called The W limo, provisa.-vh:ch
S'lHates thai involuntary soyludc sall rot be Permit
Tea III any Of The territory acquired from Mexico " rea-
y N'H''d not give the ayes and noes. Every mem
Ter from the slavehodne sa,es (eNcept Mr. Houston
OF H'aWarc,1 voted against the Bill Wethmh it VERY
o'u'i"I If the = nate would pass the Bill were it unen
cumhered by the poyiso-and have no cNpccta,ion that
" VIII do 50 with IT, Should the Senate amend. bv s,r
NS II CUT the House is not likely to concur The Pre-
S"'"' VIII have to conquer, and buy, reace The
procurement ct reaee by Iuyng Of the rampant yalor
% ' enemy troops and corrnpng the fidelity of Their
''""c's. would finn an era in dipj
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-01
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION.

The National inelligenear informs us that the bnI,.
ing committee OF this institution have contracted t3r tho
erection Of their building. at comprises museum 200
feet by 30 library 80 feet by 80. gallery Of art l25
oe long two lecture rooms, Of which is capable
coniaaugan audience Of from S09tu 1909 pers rs. and
the other lsconnceied with the laboratory; together with
several smaller rooms. Tho style selected is the latter
Norman rather Lombard. as IL prevailed IN the twelfth
country, chiefly in Germany, Normandy aud Southern
Europe, Immediately proceeding the introduction Of the
Gothc.' Mr. James Beauek ir. IS the Architect. and
James Dixon &Co. the the contractors, whose bid ia
mco authorized, under th- act Of Congress, to ex
pend for this purpose.
The material adopted far the external walls Of the
building is fcestone o(appruyed durability, from the
vic nifty Of Seneca creek, the Potomac, p miles
above Washington.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-01
HON. HENRY... WISE.

Accordingly the intJrmat on Of the n York Tribune.
Mr. W ses request for permission to return home from
his BRAZILIAN Hissun not uneqaiyocal pertiua-
cioas 1t is said that time since he wroe to the
Department Of State hat unless he Supported by his
Government in his duet the If lsa arrest
lice he wished 10 be. considered as asking a re- ALL
Upon that hint The pfasiden has acted, and Mr.
Wise has gaod leave 10 return h. me-
There is nov no ar 81 his ee>iun to Congress-ta
tie aan'ranc. Of Mr.. Polk
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-01
wv. VI. gsn.GNFoRn. Editor.
PUBLISHED 81
BLACKFORD, STATHlM X BILLIARD,

FyEEY M0NDAY And IHUEsnAN,
:, Ram, Dollars per anntui, pugaie IN adsuee No sub
,,o ,r be reesite for shorter tan, r.a,, STA months
,,,,.r trnb discontinued, excerpt at tse discretion
I'm, El;t9rs0 until all a5Teqfascs arc paid
a. .4DrERTfSEHENfs inserted at 50 cents per
, FOR Icss) for crery ule firm insertion aud 81 cts
nav s,.4re (orieys) for erc,y oater form Insertion
EVERY .4DHER1ISER IS elsifed 10 note on his .'iS
hoe log he 'ois1e' his advertisement inserted an adee-
,.nl not so noted ,t be inserted tai "a dseonualee
p13 YE.7RLr ADVERTISING t]s terms for
,,e preas efhro squares :. - for one square - for
o,.se4ge tia-r form 80 Eesry yearly atcerter trW
l required Ito fle hs aeerSng ia tis particular inc Of
business.
-. J)B PRINTING ereeued"eat'y aud srpsd't'o"s'y
nud IN " nto,ll5e ttrnls.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-01
TO THOSE OU.NLNG PIANOS IN
LENCIRJRG.

INIE subscriber, wishing make arrangement that viii
the views oi all who disposed topatronizc him
proposes Pianos Tor the oi two dollars each, pro-
vd,d he sufficient number 10 Justify him doing
The Pianos To be tuned twice ycar making ioui dollars
year All who are willing to comply with the above terms
will please leave their with D. H. sman, that he
may ascertain how many viii employ him All repairs and
strings TO be an extra charge. W. 7. GRlsENE.
March Is
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: : : =
eoaanu,an,a Gefnao, Nj Wheaton stated ms opja
len 10 he TIA, the right o women succeed To- the throne
al Denmark lrrGyly clear, that iheir tehl to sue
eeed To the nuchy at SehesW : was doubtful. but thai
they certainly could not. according the ancient, aud
EXISTING la"s, safeecI 10 ll'Istein.
IN The 18th lnst The United States Minister aud Mr.
wheaton Woo heevcd by the h1ns.
Tn the subject n the scar'lty. we lave IN The P,rs
affis proofs that the pressure awully on e Increase
ihe Nnannor states hal The rrtee OF wheat had agafn
ao2h'hisa IN all the r@fke7 adjoining fars and that
I'M s"rpiHs were Frie -1ly Inadequate The heeu'ae
sid ,NgiAmlrre laW II, To lal. aud m sone loclh
.fs li me pee ct Lie suck OF ut at Paris and Or
b3,t VIZ wv. me- h@l h1thiHE accounts hadr' reach
cd f4rH from ia"or Ne.maadY, and scarcity was
afi h'odtd lim5 reaas Al ke"rn and llaffe lhcrse
MI fmsasfahe. lafge ordon daily anNtd IN tho
hmm HE 1niprar hut ennld n2thc executed on
account II tue absence 81 fl.e The ffeo a Il ar rae
el pr saek on Friday. al R'ea fhe scberal uupres
SION Nas. lau the present year would ietnoe disastrous
man '0if.
\ 'Iee quantity ct tfe'tn re'tiocs. hr aaed, lafe
e'tu hlel"d inlo London.
! u, fafs ir'st publishes Iotfer irm 'hna,
BROUGHT lay the ls Indian mail, siatnr ha MIR EVrceu.
Inc N0rnean envoy had been received with gfeal r"mn
"9 '''"o'N ny ~ 'ne. The inr'nai gnihis'l'nt#,
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TN yn,, p'.,,,s ,,,'', r. I,,,,l ~,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-01
yyhiskey, Brandy, &C.
~ 30 bbls. Apple Brandy.
G ~


Old RyeWhiskey pipe Old Holland GinF reneh Brandy
Rum, old Madeira Sicily Madeira and Port Wine OF tie best
quality old Jamaica Rum London Porter &c Sc on hand
and FOR .sle low, by
Jan. qi-t. ROBERTS & WALLER
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-04-01
New York wholesale 81 Retail eh"ap
Gas,i a aenrtCr storC.

.t%fl AE.aEtFE' NEVtF'
as CHEAP rs Any IN TIE ST.iFE.
yH,{lE suri or has JUS, received at the Store owned
by Dr. Manell. on Nam St, opposite the Nlrglnan
O0i,e. now and well selected Stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY i9i'l 'oo'3e;
oi;, Shes and tienllcuens Has. which he feels
surc he can offer on as naoc terms and as small an
advance on Northern prices any hausc IN he SiseI
All kinds Of Country produce taken IN barter at the nigh
market price.
Gail and examine before purchasing elsewhere,
March ZJ--is l. l.. MESS h'i'r'
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hsNCEsssgEss;, TaalEssD y
- R. MARCUS,
Pors Esa iat0r
FRANKLIN HOTEL,
Eco. 25-ts-
For. Rent.
4 VERY desirable FAMILY RESIDENCE con
~ venieot to business For particulars cuquircot
JAMES Il. SMITH.
Feb % is Signoilhc Big Coffee Pot.
THE LATEST STYLE or mrs & C.lPS.
FNNiE subscribers have Just received the latest Spring
STYLE lor ISL, 10 winch we invite theatten6oH Of
all those uia beautiful Hat To give us call as
prepared 10 execute work in the neatcst manner.
aud at she shortest notice.
WILLIAM srrrZER.
March EFT surv. Partner
.NEJr CONCERN
N The stand Formerly occupied Lp Gcoree Bagbu, and
Immediately opposite Thurman y Sdoo!tcids.
FEslE undersigned respectfully announce 10 hee7.ns
OF I.ynelburg and lis vicinity thai they have fvr
med CO partnership under the nane aud style Of
ACR Z Z & WIT TEN,
for the purpose Of conducting
General Grocery and Commission Business
- -
"hoos "Rth may ~ aoea the following articles 10
"n'n ''s sP''"N 'os' 'Ne "i'"''oh oil 'hoif if'nds
'"d ue I0@'t Se"f7rN'
Sn,r,r ~ - II aus : i'' ''''
$50 ns Loaf Sng,r
.}55 L %, -; l., With e, -
= III NJ W. ~ lug ''''' '"'" I" '''""'a |o''oe
- bIIs
,nn 1 !.
' .o S S,,' I'm s.,c.r
Ia 49, i,>'s '''t G y sa"S 'ao0''T
Ia 10 , I9}"i 90
-, - , H' r.,,a amy. w, %
~ u,s 'S Sg y"
h n,IfL ,i lI' ~" "' u..,.,
4' ll 'a''''> 20, naeN''N
7ao9 I 52, c..,> NO v y 10 .,-..;,,-
'o'' ''s e ",'',n ANS io"NSSaio ana oNh"
sno H.. N,,I4.f
,Enn u G
'''" " lis '",lef3s
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Feb. l9-The depressed state Of trade in the manu-
featuring districts has gvena decided check to con-
SUMPTION and the trade continue To buy very sparinry
Since the arrival u the Monday spccua tors
have suspended operations the business of the week con
seqncnty lsvery limited and further decline 70 I'd per
ID. has been submitted to in all descriptions.
FEB. = n->lafch -'Ihe proceedings during this
period have been rather more active than for some time
past. The total sales about ~ 500 bales portion
Of which was taken by spectators and exportors-
Therr is not the least change in prices since the 2Gth
ult.
LIVERPOOL TOBACCO MlnREr, March 3-'rhc
sales this month lil hogsheads, viz l1q Virginia
Leaf 313 stcna,cd. ~ Kentucky Leaf. and COP stem
med; OF these 10 Virginia leaf Is stenmrd. and ~ Ken
lucky leaf were taken for ireand 10 Virginia leaf lq6
siemfned and 30 Kentucky sommed Tor scotland; . Ifr-
gina leaf, 50 semmed Kentucky leaf aud 632 stem
med, by the trade,
IlAVRE MARKET, Feb %.
Wheat and FlouTForcIgn Wheat 10. been much
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-09-09
Copper. Brass and Tin STOVE FURNITURE
Medical Notice.

nR. u. II. DAVIS would respectfully an
Dnounce TO the citizens OF BEatteboro and vicin-
ty that he has located himself IN Brattleboro East
Village, where he may be found ready TO attend TO
all calls in the line Of his profession. DIR u. deems
II proper TO inform the public that his system OF
practice is based upon the principles Of the Rcfora
I'd .ScLooi Of hsdieas, taught at the TzonsoaiaH
Bataaioo 1faiioii CiAleyc Cincinnati Ohio, Worces
ter Mass Sc; Toscrbing all substances medici-
nal, which have tendency TO poison the blood, and
to depress the vital energies 81 the system II Is
unnecessary in this notice anything with
gard TO the superiority Of the Botanic Remedies over
those deleterous Drugs which freely dealt by
the AHopafhie or Od ScoI FkJsscidls; for the vir-
tues Of our remedies too well known and appre-
ciaied by all who have tested them to need COM
ment. DIR ID. wond therefore state that he deals in
no substances but those which act in harmony with
the US Hsdiontrir Nofipa, or healing power Of ma
ture, and which assist nature in her efforts to re-
move disease. This theory, with the advantages of
three years experience in treating diseases incident
to this climate, with good success he hopes will Sc
cure public confidence and patronage.
Rooms ut George Bngbces, directly opposite the
Water Cure Establishment where he may be
found except when absent professional business.
n. d. Botanic Medicines constantly on hand, put
up in the neatesi manner and labelled with direc-
tons for use
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