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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-27

TsrLygrCE or fifg MIND on BoptLr
HEALTH @-The brain is the focal habitA-
ton cfthe moral and intellectual faculiies,
Is nourisbed by The same blood rs the body,
aud is most intimately connected with II by
means If the norves, which arc dIfiused 10
innumernblc branches ov' every phh of
the frame, and are Indispensable TO the
right performance Of it, different functions.
Such, then. being tho mutual dependche"
between the brain and the body, il MUST he
evidence that when the one 10 diseased or
excited the otber will BIO affected thereby.
When tho nerves, for example, supplying
any organ, arc injured by disease, tbs ner'
yous influence IL then imperfectjy transmit
ted 10 Il from thy brain or, If they h"ppc~
to be divided, tho power Of sensation or
vo' untary motion 10 destroyed In that part.
Again, depressing passions and violent
mental emotiOns will cause diminished cir.
> ~culation and impeded respiration whil't
exciting passions, conversely, viii accoIe.
, rate the circulation and quicken rgapira-
; ton. When The powers are prOsifattd ly
y i~nsupportabls labotu, they react on the
: B ain anti render IT unfit for study and
head-achc, nervous complaints, insanity.
and diseases Of the digestiSe organs are
! occasioncd. The principal sufferers are
J. men Of business, who make labour the sole
oI1ectof existence, and they only hfe g
!. portion ofthe time allotted to the humaR
race ; and hence the necessity Es abTidging
2 the hodrs Of labour. When the bi0od II
dctcrioraied by an impure atmosphere, II
o ~circuIates in this state through the brain,
which Is deprived OF its necessary stimnIu >
and oppression is the CONFERENCE.-The
Student and Young Mans AdrocatC. r
II II never knowed anything gained by
being in two much Of q hurry said Mrs..
Partington "when MS and my doar Paul
: was married, he was in shch 8 trepidation
: that hs came near marrying one Of tie
i. bridesmaids instead Of me, by mistake.
NJ lie was such n queer man . she continued
"why, he joined the frg department, and
IN one night in his hurry he put his boots on
Of hind part aforc, and as be ran along every
ii body behind him go. tripPed up. The pa
cd pers was full Of crowners inquests or
ed broken legs and limbs for a week after
no wards"-and she relapsed into an abstrac,
ton on the ups and downs Of life.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-27
mfgtttIuneouS
. v,a,t4o the siauacse Twins

A gentleman from Moth CsFoiin" g'ys'
the following interesting account o. rvs
Wat IN the celebrated Twins o. ''"'"'
named Chang and E'fg These sA'r'''-
binary twins, who are joined tog'''ef y"
e~arlilla 10 from tho breast bone nsst'' '"o
size Of a man's arm, are married "F'a FSe"
Of them has fur children. While 'hoy
we're buys, they made Il handsome l"''o"'
In exhibiting themselves, and nov 'h'y"fo
ENJOYING tho fruits rthese exhibitions m"
ouist domestic life. It is sad that Mrs
Chang and Mrs.. Eng are sisters ""a o.
though they are obliged. 10 sleep Iour ~"
bed in cons auen ct ottbeir husbands Dc"'B
linked together ~ Nataro, yF' no F'"''''
or nI.teClina has ever occurred bs'"oeh
them. The following ls The account o''""
visit above referred 70 -
In company with my friend called 70
see tho stamess twins, Chang nfid Eng
residing about ono and a half miles 'roi"
Mount Airy, on a valuablg farm which ih'y
have lately purchased, and removed 'oiFoI"
The County. Of Wilkes. Thoy have each
Of them children about the same hge' IN
addition 10 their native panes they haVo
assumed tho name Of Banker, in honor o.
their banker Of that natne In the cry o.
New York. The wives Of these twins APP
pear to be good looking, Intelligent wotnep'
with free and upon eg]uutenances' There
nbpea, ed 10 10 q number Of SERVANTS ahoot
the premises Of different agrs and seEes'
! / heir hoisO Ii small, but they are making
arrangements 10 bbi d a new and catnuno.
dious ono. THY take MITCH p~leasufe IN
farming, have a fine crop, and are quite
ola in and economical III their dress and
ma fer ofltving, are fond If hunting, and,
with ihe wives and littls mes, apparently
autte eontgbted. Their wives are said "a
b. members Of tho Baptist church, Of ~
spectacle parents, ahd the twins occasion
ally 90 70 church with them. They ar'
p%,ipctuai In attending the election, and v0'
The Wtig ticket | leotn that In addition
to their property in North Carolina the
, have an invested fund in New foh,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-27

MnssnElamsettas

"strikeztll the iaFt AHMED foe expires;
strike-for your affairs and ,our free;
strike for the green graves OF your sitesj
Go4-and your natiye land"
Ftrz GREEsE ~llAbIEcF.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-27

Look OUT.-A certain Z. @. Hood, whs
amused our citizens some weeks SINGS by
tight-wire walking, &c, a. Shira's Gar
den, sloped from this City aithoas rayirg
his printing bill, At this ofFcc, whish
amounted . sourc sli. Pas him around.
Gin. Adas.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-27

At a recent meeting If the new cemetery
companF.says the Sheffield iris, the chair
man said he had great pleasure in announ-
cling the gratifying act, that the burials in
the cemetery, for the last year, were double
in number those Of the preceding year.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-27
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAL%Ts, Oils, GLASS Sc

TUE SUBSCRIBER would rrsreetfMy 'n"rn. '' eese". nj ba"a "o'ee
plt tho elntpitg Parishes thathehas OPENED 81" |AF"RFFFH sf&"'
south If Pike Il Tars- 49, -.
~ IN entire fresh and netoty selected stotE q d'"gs' mso'-
,ines nainfs. oils, dvc-staGs, pertnmcry, brushes patent
Medicines, and every other article usually sofa Dy AP"t"e"
carries, which he offers FOR sale at "~.
WHOLESALE OR FETAL .g e@#
a, A,unle, ~ .ov, HON on ~ uoodtetns as hey caa DO purchased
N'T rr 49, - tS Iii In ,b,pnd, in carefully filing prescriptions. GO
+" "T", "'S> s" r>g~" n ~~a5O q. p DAVIS 4"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-11-27
agrttntturul.
(From The farmers Cabinet

THn pRtNetpEE or DHABgHf-h seems
I'M almost universal opinion, that the neat.
or the horse IL attached TO tho load the
lighter will DO the draught, for then the
horse by lifting IL enabled to overcome n
considerable portion Of the "downward
weight of friction Aud this Is prettily ex'
emplihod in the child, who, when The
fjre.wheels Of his little wagon have dropp.
ed into Il hollow, steps b ,Ck, and, shorten.
Ing bis bold on the tongus Of tho Wagon,
lifts tho wheels, and he il then enabled TO
drag II out easily enough. Still, however,
Las Il medinm il to be observed, for the
horse Is otentines placed so far back and
tight In his gearing rs not 10 be able to
apply his whole strength to the object; as
We daily Witness.
BIT this view Of the cnse cannot be
made to apply TO tbs operation Of plough
ind, for tiort al lifting Is ~ be deprecated
although tho shortening Of the drauyht, bj
means If the clovis anl traces as well
ne thu backi,ands Is ~ytrenuously defended
and universally practised; than which
there cannot be Il more egregiotts error.
In the first place, the plough must be rel
10 no 10 smigt, without the smallest tenden
cy either to rise or sink; and then II 10 o
no imp ,rtanco whit might be the length
from ,hs cleyis nj The head Of the plough tt
tho swinrle. tree, II may even be doubled
without adding an ounce to tho drattght oil
the plough, which has merely to be draw
forward at the properly adjusted depth.
The Scotch are supposed to be th'
best ploughtnsn in the world. but although
may not be ready to admit this to It's fol
extent, they have convinced themselves O
the correctness Of this theory, and Away
: use a considerable length Of single chail
On Tie head oithc plough, Ivy which mean
. thew are enabled 10 obtain d Gar more east
" directed leverage, and 70 guide tn
plough with grcca'er facility as well a
accuracy, without, LIT INC repeat, increas
ing tho draiight u single ounce. And
have observed that many Of the Prouty (
Mears ploughs have a swivle and link Il
: tached to the head, which lengthens tn
draught about five or six inches; but
have abundant reason to know, that, 1
!. far from tho draughs beingincreascd there
by, it is very much reduced by the cas-
with which the ploughmen are enabled
il guide them; and, at the same time, OF
half the Inconvenience arising from til
r. bu gging or bearing away the Iand-hori
is obylatel by tho additional length
: leverage and the steadines IS obtained
- the use ofthe swivle. And I am conyin
ed also, that, ifthis link and swiyls were
be increased to the length of foot
even more, the dyiarnometer would n
show that the draught had been at all
creased, provided the plough has be
IS, properly adjusted by means "f the cIev
'p' or the vertical screw, as in their ploug
of modern structure, SO as to exhibit
- tendency either to rise or sink in I
ground. This is a subject of much ii
~portance, but, so far as / know, little
derstood and less attended to. Wol
your practical readers put it to the test
experienced
Burlington n. J. Il.
INCOME ERom PouLTRY.-It is stated
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-04
y NEsTlC lNTfLLIGrNCf.



IhrBz & f=lsua. tap'. Crts.lo. arrived Al New
Ci..s nj 4 o Ia .D+' III daYs IL "a iampiea. u 7
,,ral lil.aat. II IS tha ,nta Anna ha1 PLACED hun
s.li tatg,el l,,,I5f and Worth with 33.pU men lie
pa,une onlrg di5rredlis the stat mfnt. and rcea'
4, ,y ulatlt believes 10 be the au heaiir iarts wiheh
" raadoase Lr1n
fa KNNEr arrived n Iampeo on the Eth lanuaty.
in irer ass ia Victoria. having lTaveileoe d,sln'c,
oerr 200 milt that time almost a,i.e. Cen ttuilnan
entered tr,ura the It'll inst He had driven b dF
nt MrNicaa5 before nina tn thr'y or tf'y miles. and
ihry W. re marching ou Il the when he cntartd-
faying M cavalry. he Wa urbla t. ovdtlke hen.
Col X. parted lram CO. IAYLoE al Monte MHriIrs,
ard pushed with Gen, Quitmnp The Pieayune
thinks tee is IA reas 10 suppose that Gems Butler
aad Wor.h have lift SaltllJ. They and Gen. W DOL
were there ia the vicinity late the st inst with
a free 600 men, and ii not believed that an
1j)0 or 21D mel arp this side ths desert between
Saliilll and san LUIS and hes 10 watch the
movements If ctr army. and 10 destroy the water
tanks should they proceed in the direction Of San
LUIS.
Il may be fairly supposed that Generals Taylor
Twiggs Patterson, Pillow and Quituaa are II Victoria
With LARGE force waiting orders from Gen Sc9.t.
Col. MAY Of the dragouns made escape on
the LIST ofJanuay. lie had len seat ,rwar To exam
Inc the monna pass between Morales ard labrad,ros;
returning, he ~ X route by Llnar and ia narrow
Was attacked ~ the enemy and his guard
ofand made pris This was done by rolling stones
into the piss, which was scarcely wide enough IA
single horsenon 1t IS stated whether any Of MAYS
inen were killed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-04
tiuSGTos. Jan y.
I-NTTEn STATES SENATE

The committee 90 Naval Afl4s fcrafle, bi ap
prepristng million If dollars II the building an'
equipment C -four steamships OF war.
TIE III from the tiouse - neu asr The p3y a sol
diers and give them bounty lsrd. edsrs. wa
referred 10 tie committee IN MiItat l.llans
Mr. Nils offered RESOLUTION, which Vas lad over enc
day under the n1s stating that Ia meet the fNuonses "a
the sustain the public credit, and give efficiency
the pprstion Of the Treasury necessary ra.S
from i've 10 tea millions annually IN addition To the Il
vcnae To be expected rom ihe listing tariff. and tlatn
the opinion u the Senate th- additional revenue can h
,-s,sr hy Increasing the Il duties upon lmn#ri
rou subject to dun aad levin modcfalt duts a. o.
a,r nart Il hc fee Is; ari that suci adtitnalGu
ties II ydclousiv p sd Wi nat "a seIials'l Lur,r
s,ns apoa any ros, # 10 Ftopletit would tcehecr
fully horne Up by them n i1Gc Il "af md Hat ihe
add iunal fas sueht io r pledged tf *
inerst and The rsdearoa i the frncfal Il he de.t
incurred N TIC Prosecution Of fhe Naf
Ga motion of N,r Hanuufou. tie ramR.lfiee On En-
anco Instructed nQ u.H lnio the cNTtdIcurl u
rokinr medifyng hc authority q The Seer tar a
the Treasury anttarse ihe issue II ccfuhas tic
dep site ofgsds IA The pubhc soTes - tho owBtrs
inlJ=-.tsrs theref
The granting donation nights 10 settler IN OREGON 10
ing Il passa-e MS opposed 30 bfe tu essut ea.h
bv Mr. lpare 81 Nd. aud ai.,r " WI. In reply
fr4In Nj Bre,se 1t vas peifaH,s uaHi to ul#1rlv
The len regiment al 49, den IsH,p dF aaa a'ioI
some debate. tie aH.efsimrnt,f Nh AcltssH 90 change
the fJrce, ff3n rgalars II Volunteers, was rejected.
yess 20 NAYS 81.
I'VE add tn yeas and nays on NJ Aich.soa's amend
ment:
Yeas-M,ssrs. Atchisan, Badger men Cllcy.
John NJ. CLAYTON. Gown, Crucuden. DAVIS. DAYTON.
Greene, Hannegao. Houston. Jerfaaln. Miller Mofu
head, pearer, summons. ham, and Woedbndee-
NAYS Mesgre. Allen. Archer. A.hry. Atler,op phg.
by, benton. frees, hrglt, Ba'l r. alhaua Caaer
on Cass Chslmers, lhfulas Clayton. talul.t. BY.
Faini Id. J ,hssun. Il ,Hsana, Isr,s, NaH.uu. Ma
s1n, Nile. Phelps. Rash, SEWER. spaell S1nacm.
Turney Wcsirutt ard Nulrc--2n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-04
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

NAVAL APPROPRIATIONS WI.
Mr. Hopkins offered resolution Ia 81 s. the debate Il
pcn thu Navy bill At one o'elck h day.
Mr. Bayly ofN Il. offered amendments. Tho one Ii
do away with The contract SYSTEM ADVERTISING
dur cheese and butter and til other pr SIM alat l,n
OF coal beavers and ffemen employed on b,,d The CIV
.nnent steamers. NJ, II defended his amendment.
sPon The ground that The present law was nn,TI,, IL
that service
Mr. Ewing made speech epon ho mcr.,. Of The war
and international laR lledd MT maj, The with
Mex was dofnslle n ifsoreia up "A any uman,l of
morality OF any just understanding 4 any international
law
Mr. SINS OF : {. continued the debate Ucdsin,cd
as part and parcel oii,Nas al that c.neir, ,sltl,
RIO Grande and he alleged that tho cause, ,r varNl
Mexico were jnstili5ilc. She bad provoked the war
aud II W. not In hls view war ofcanIucst
MI Sims was IA the mIis' ola ,c,y earnest speech
when the profound question was raised whether 80,
morfow" meant 1t day Il w. mea,d NnE /,
ming zeal On all sides. when the Committee rep.ro,
the iact thai no quorum ofmrmlt1s vs. ir,s,af
llhe remalgleroi The ssion Until strr min, 81 ,
was expended in discussion ii Gtyiaus POINTS r,r,,,
and almost endless voting by ytss ana nays In,
Naval bill made IA pr,gfess)
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-04


Mr. MoREnEAp presented The memorial of A., cil,,en #
Nincinnal-thc editor ola daily raperlhec-ask.ne Con
pTtss 10 invest im wuh power 10 i1rm COMPANY Ia o.,
tend the Magnetic Telegraph across mo Atlantic
The memorial rcf,Ied t. lhe Coo.oit, -, a., ,,
Post office and Pos, Roads
Alter same unmpoTiant business The ten r,cn.,, hin,
was taken Up, the question roudne tcrq up,n e,ucrr
!ng IN an amendment If Mr., Gown grazing l.n,r,,
lands u The soldiers 'e''9
Dir. BENTON opposed the amendment on The ,tr.inds
That 1t would lead IL the cnornou, faads ana
I.thh, aud lhal emlanos 81 'Scunldres' w,rc AHEAD,
ioIned IN Philadelphia and else where Who would ol
tne army enter into leagues with the ,onmiS,9r,s and
eu'lers-and sMinde the soldier out Of his lands Ii
would rob The 1rtanry ofmluus ujla millions ol dollar
as, py cnlhg al all revenue iron the public lands
MI CoR"ia replied and regretted a.. much as any ono
uie acsy which had occurred in lire passage If tbs bill
which was attributable much a. 10 any ihne els, +,
,he .tsonae and perseycrng opposition OF the senator
ifos' missouri ~ the amendment which he fNr CA had
ilid the honor If submitting ard which was nd ped ty
larger majority than was accorded to ans other Imii
ian, amendment proposed. hir C. thea wen. on +,
reply 70 the remarks, IN q speech of thrilling intor,s,
winch no M re skeish could d. justice to and tol rc
81 which we will lay before our RAIDER, at the e,rI g,
possible moment ~
After long debate the bounty land PROVISION was ro
thued ~ the bll, with amendment giving The slder
ahe opon ct to acres of land. 800 in ccrtfatc d
STOCK, beating interest. payable semi annually
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-04

Houses 1creruIh-NNe learn from the Albany Even
hg Journal t'a III re lsa movement on aut tohud Inc
of Telegraph from Bts on to Philadelphia &.frrn New
York 10 Buffalo, Up which II : instruments are 10 he
used We have seen the rcsuletl Ise's new invention
but not tho machine iseG Moses alpiaict Is mn, cod
afa series # combinations idos and dashrs which with
nnshIta rcraors frequently mistaken rs such CHAR
actors -. easily nay hf; bnt Houses uives tn
letters. as beautifully printed asaay head Inc of nr panr
We have the words " he AtHtic axe and NIss
apr Iempjny' r IN his mach me- in asd 4tinct ;l,its
as any pruning press could execute thrm and rs each
Tier trfnueS ba ore movement If the KEY II f. H. Ms
al three Ct tur mes thc lapdy ran be ACQUIRED as
viii Morse cemlnaiilns. We hope SION to see All Tho
u H'ieh' IItH@Gt i'ls u0 InAiiua lie inNenln
H,iLr .lqu,ican.
TIE SaLbdih.-\Nu aro Llad to l,ara that tic Ii,s.
Tors ,t The New Jcrsf Il lr ad. from New yurk +,
Philadelphia, Lave determined unanimously that il, ma
hlh4 NV contract r carrying the NAL The Sabbath
shall he exempted. and that tie road shall no bc nsc
tof a'y lurP.se IN that d ay. The Ea road and e,.an
beat lines coming To this Determination ir.p,b -,
he ails II. The mann in which Tins Great nerI ,oy
e!""n Las been ace nshod. isworthy Of nrrb r,nto,
p un. The means hlsd not becn law, nor pers nal
@N'tHe nor an overwhelming iJr,e If combined ppbli
ulrh"u' / he GREAT instrument has been truth ( NIL,
'Hi1'SSed un the truth las come 10 control :, L.Iaa
portion oi individual minds There never uaso r,,.7
fsf rnmon CARED on more peacefully and harmnioasI
than th'S-,N l. ,io1r. Com
MtRnLt CAsTiNGs.-'Ihc invention or 4 comn,si,:on
"iicH perfectly Initiates marble, and which may l mr.
'"i" d Ha'd sac INTO mouGs the malur + ra!s !.
i1uhd 10 aus"cr well that a u.anttlcr r., Of tl
Las '''h erected al ChaTluttcnluru in Pryssi, III
NoTemtef@ CorresP nden states thar the first san,n,s
''' "a' 'her appearance. and that they sura, all
p'caton, HAVING all the sllalnes, and tr,ns,,r,. =,
The stone they initiate and pert;,fi,.. al NJ VI
'd'i'Ia mar ie Statues may he cast Of This ro,,,I ~
'SIN - 81 piser OF Paris and will he AL; rIod At
'a''P Iaie that 1t VII be in the power If ,s,S.,n -
tbi: n,, aus 10 possess them II is expected that
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-04
T.. Franklin. Dr..
Dealer in Fancy and Staple Dry Good,

IYNcHBrRG, Va;
ID ESPECTFIILY inf nus his friends and ,ho pvb
lie. thai he has just received and opened his enuI,
stock OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS, purchased
recently III the Northern cities. on such terms as will era
e MN I" nor as great Inducements purch s-rs either
al VIII saieor retail any house in this Of cow
ny. lbs stock is large. comprising extensive ass,,
WeAi Il ;Ihest every artlcic rsuay found in Dry
'nods Establishment. in examination ~ " hch may
be loud spl'"tid assortment in the following article
LADIES DRESS GOODS
me French Cashmcrcs in patterns. now STYLES;
Rich Graduated and onibre shaded do
aslmerc Robes, grca, variety;
thnpparo and satin lustre Robes.
Bombazln6e and fine silk waIp Alpacca,
Gala Plads and Romeia Cloths
l'am black and W; tered ks,
Satln striped Pokn do
Fancy Silks
Fine lerkcrc Shawls
great variety do at al prices
Parks QncumlarabIc Gimp cased) Skirts, new u
ticlc.
Narseilles and Grass Cloth DO
Linen Camb. iIdks hcmstched and bordered.
Iaros aad Eduings
IRISH Linens Damask Table and Bird eve Da ,ers,
Linen Sheciings. Sc,
AlSn.a iul assortment of Gloves and Hosiery Of ev-
cry description.
tiollis, CAsslMERES AND VEsTINGS,
Extra fine French Cloths
Double Nil d Golden br. ,yn ditto,
d" Invisible Green do
English and American, do. at various prices,
Super, Doc skin black Cassimeres.
Ribbed and striped do
Fancy Cassimercs. assorted.
Tive do do
Fine Tx warp do for Sack colts,
English Satin Nosngs, plain, figured and cmbro
dc ed,
Wa'erea and striped Silk do. very fine.
Eallrodcrcd Cashmere do
W Joan. cvet, Cashmere and Moriuo do
Fancy Crlvais. Neck Tics Sc
fun assortmento of
D0MtSIlCS. HEAVY WOOIIENS, BI.AN
kETS, HATS AND CAPS
and variety of other articles tedious 10 onuuer.tt
all ei which will be offered at such prices as cannot fail 10
please Acai is most cordially invited from all thc-c
wishing TO b,y good Goods and at the lowest prices az
II Will not only afford the subscriber pleasure to exhibit
his hoods to persons wishing to buy bat il shall be his
standard ann To give entire satisfaction to these whom II
may please to favor him with their PATRONAGE
T.. FRANKLIN, Jr
Oct , tslf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-04
L~3@ NOTICE.

VIE partnership, which existed between VIII I'm
q Daniel, Jr. and Ro6't. J Davis has been diss1lNd
W m Daniel Jr.. having accepted the Office ofJudge
TT lie Court OF Appeals. The unfinished business oil ne
hrn Will he attended to by Robert j. Davis. who VIII t
d'd, IN cas- requiring it, by Of several eA'
need members of the bar, who have kindly lendef'd
heir ,sistance.
persons owing fees professional services 10 ehDe'
70 he irTs OF Daniel < Wills. or Daniel x DAVIS, OF "
H. Danellr. ndridualy. requested 10 make a'
m-p' u Roao;t ! na,i., NJ, IS guthcr vod &c "''
th.n. WV Dt<I!T. T.,
iee Il 81 If ROET. J. pANfe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-02-04
THE nIELEsoCIETY or viHtlN..

y ASH NooDllOOSE have been ee,,st tuted
drp1S'lor, at ihe Bible S0ci,t " ot Nr,nia lle
sale AMI distribution fihc Bibles and I,stmonls rub
hshCd b, the American Billie Society at Now ork
Many prrSuns are not aware that this depository a
well bound Bible can he had Ter % cents. and uo and
convenient Testament for on, a cents and the same IN
neat and elegant bindings vaiio,, sizes at c.rreso nnp
how prices. Also the Bible and Testament IN nearly ev
cry language spoken N our land French. German span
lsh. Portuguese. Nelch. IRISH, Italian Dutch DANISH
Swedish. Greek. Sc.
ike ol !T Of this society distribute the srrpture
"lthentn'cor comment, and to place til, sacred volume
Mlthnthc reach Of all.
NASH \ NO0DHoI 81.
l3J Main street.
Ny 10 ,s,c
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VIE next session Of I'll subscribers school will rom
mence on Aondiy the til day OF February. Il. !
MIS- Boisierd will It, oluc he .chcoi for sma -, :.
TERMS
twenty liars, IN advance. per session :, fro
months AMOS DarSropn'
February 1-2t if
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o. ard large supply ofSINDRhES. tn ma
opened Tomorrow uiOIninr, lst Of
DCCeMhcr

~ or Mons and Boys Cups. to wit plazoJ
cloth, fur, scaleitc. velvet. Sc, very ch.af
lie doz Mem and Boys Wool Hats bl-rk purple an1
White owaers oi tlet2ry hands will please call
and lay in the supplies
Also. Just receiving. Blankets Flanrols inscvs. Csi
Gees, PULLED Cloth Bed richin.s. Gas me s, Alpacrss
Muslin de LANES, and a grea many lind Of ShswIs
"" GOODS viii be received e,ery OK in the vynr.
II sh from the Northern Auctions. and csewh.lo
JOHN }. pUkVI>j Agent.
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'bNit. copar'nership. heretofore existing under the
n style Of
MILLER & RUCKER.
was this day dissolved BY mutual consent. The name
81 ihe firm VIII only he used hereafter in sett2s tho
business Of the concern.
SAM FL NIL LEX,
A. b. RI CkER.
July !, 1916 sf
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Is lha amount the Executive las i.ytd beyond the
means f h e.y nueft AID il- upon borrowed
capital: 50 1ial, a'corlioa1o the jackson doclruc he
ought 10 hnat This : cur dehton the ill et March,
at he end Tho present 5, IS on Il Congress. tut What
tn amount VIII be when tie Waris over who can tell?
y l. Express