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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-31
xun1G COUNTY MEETING

The Wigs of he clueI, q anrb1ll an4 lba Town
n y,chmrp will nect an The first day Of February
Court. at Campbell Court House, fr the purpose Of ap
r,intino Delegates 10 the Wing STATE Convention 10 be
s.,, in Richmond on the 23J OF neA month. with view
Il, ihs f,rnation Electoral Ticket. i)r President
and Vice President Of The United States.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-31

In The personal character Of two least of the court, va
have warrant that full justice will he done ojcc
ton Ia the coor heiog the lanh the personal earae-
ter u the membrrs
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Commissioners soIe Of


REAL ESTATE AND SL.4YES.
by virtue q decree pronounced in the suit OF Norv Ell
ID al Pateson al, by the county Court OF AM
hsfst the l7h January, lSlS the undersigned
pointed Commissioner to sell the Land and Slaves in ths
bill mentioned aud in pursuance Of the decree, he oers Tor
sale, privately, the TRACT OF LAND in Amherst county,
containing
ISIS l-G ACRES,
on which Favette II Norvel resides. II 10 distant
from iynchburg about six miles, and adoins the lands
Edmund Winston, sylvester Burlord, and others
convenient good Mill and Blacksmiths Shop, and ID
watered by Fawn Creek From EIGHTY To ONE HUN
DRIED ACRES cleared, the balance WOOD LAND
Some EIGHT TEN ACRES might be rendered first rats
meadow Any wishing to purchase will be shown ~
premises by Mr. + IL. Noryoll,
TERMS.
One fourth of the purchase money in cash. the balance
three equal instruments OF twelve and months,
o which bo-ds with good security will be require
and the title to the land itself withheld until the payments
made lie also oncrs private sale, credit p sx
months,
SEVEN SL2T'ES.
consisting Of men, ard chren the purchaser giving
neg oabe notes, satisfactorily endosed and made payable -
of the Banks in l.ynchburg.
Any wishing pu chase the Land or Negroes, IS ~
qucst.d to address at L.ynchhurg
Jan 81 WM, u, RoANH.
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GEORGE EsAGHsY,
the store lately occupied by

B1GBY, CRE.N;SILiJV s. car TER.
OFFERS ior sale general assortment of GROCERIES,
~ DOME>TICS, &c. to which additions viii frequently
be made.
His friends and former customers, well those Of the
la firm, respectfully invited N EIvc HIM al.
In 81 IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-31

II 10 NIGHT, and every night this wecs, cemrnrn.
q ciGI At early candle light. | will ron naenee tina
vale oi u afpe anl general assortment If Dry Goods,
ahey ht'lelfs, Shars. HAS. Ready Made Clo,hiap.
blarhng, Matches. Lrokng Glasses, Hardware Guile
~, 6'ld and Silver Watches. JeNery &c. at my auc-
l7n house IN Main STREET. nrNt dor 10 y r. C. PEERS
'1. The stock Il Goods hand npw ia large and just
received AMI viii he sid without reserve. h. c,se
gnmcnts The attention of country irrrlianis and 9TH
~ is respectfully solicited to above sala
Jan. 3l--lt W. j. WILLIS. Ann't.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-31
u. Com Cas-. ON belng inleto.galed in hi. place.

~ hnn 1ass, On beng ihieThGaed ~ hls place. nc
kuo"e'gct The irulh ci the thai Gen. Scott had
Leon suspended Ifm he cenin,aGd The AMY III Mex
eo order 10 Undergo an lnte stgai,n Of carges Pref
erred sgsiust him. This Is new mode Of giving and
and comttr 10 enemies Gen. Scot prefers charges
against ore ofhs Gencra's, and is not treaed with the
courtesy Of having them investigated whilst charges,
preferred against hun y The same ofcer, joyuIly
ssz upn oannoy hm.and couri, consisting Of civil
inn. Brgader General of Volunteers ard Conel
Of Dmgoous, Ordered 10 otquire into their nuh. We
trus lie viii d,cne appearing. in Iersn, before such
a tribunal He has notIng 10 fear from the machiua-
lions Of his enemies in Washington Mexico, for
lInl
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NEW CONCERN.
HE.v:I. ~. LEgg'x~

Afo'II9 most respectfully return his thanks Ia his
w isnds, and tse public generally, isr the liberal
patronage received by the firm oil Lewis n Eng lcdo.e and
requests continuance oil the To tho New Concern
he stuck al Goods on hand comprising grsat variety 81
alr est article the Dry Goo Is line will he
extremely lew prices, preparatory Ia the r,ccpson OF Now
Stook, early The ensuing sping IhoS, wanting goods
Low PRICES,
viii please call bargains will be offered.
Jan 81 -w3w BENJAMIN IL LEWIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-31

fENlt suhrtlbrr gfariuy acknowledges his thanks To
efssl ondruts. l0t thor Aesa patronage the pas,
year. aud respectfully llarus them aud tue public thai
he Ans entered ma partnership with Alexander Brooks
and Samuel Jane. Jones. under the firm of JOIN
JONES y co.
h. personal attention Of each partner will he given
To tho business JNO. JONES.
Richmond. January ]. 1913
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-31

Was hy a housing owl hawk ID at and killed,
the American pie % just and naenaniu to su
fer one who has shed glory upon the -four
coontIy than any other man. living dead be- m1do-
the victim f the hate and Jealousy Of Polk and Marcy.
we entertain not tie ,lphs.t alpr,ht sion as 10 tho
result Of The in,esi. ailo. however TT pate may lie
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-31
Trust ale.

OF Deed of Trust. executed to the subscriber
- by James b. ncs for purposes therein
toned the LII day ol December ISl7, and Of record in
the Cleh- Office o the Hastings Court for the Corporation
Lynn Injury, shall proceed 10 Saturday, tho
19hdy OF Febfuar, next in front o tie market house.
he tom o ynchbufg, iut cast, eh terms Of credit
be AIRED upon b. the ales interested, tho follow
ing property
TWO NEGRO BOYS, A WOMAN
AND II Err FIVE Gil LDREN;
a FOGR HORSE W.7GO.E FOUR
HORSES, GEAR. Sc. Sc.
JOHN r. GARLAND.
ID l.. &. PETERS.
Jan 9i-tl9F
g. Republican viii cory
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Time, Places Of H0,atHe Meetings., and OFcers Of


GRAND LODGE OF LOgISIANA-mees q p
quarterly, in January, April, July and October w
as and POydTss streets, over the United States Ez-
change. Officers-J DI5tewart, III w G Master Aug'tns
Phelps, r w Master; Jas Walters w g Warden !;
9 Treasurer; w Whitall, r VIC Chaplain; Paisley r
w G Conductor w u Rice, r W 6 Marshall; ThOs T.
Shields, r w Guardian.
LOUISIANA LODGE No I-meets in the Hall of the Grand
Lodge, on Friday night Qficeg-U Tyson, n G; J. T.
Hammond, g; j. H. BeGhte, Secretary; S. Hopkins IT,
Permanent Secretary II. Williams Treasurer.
WAsHLSGToE LODGE, No 3-meetE in Mangny's build
Ings, on front LsYee Thursday evening Officers E.
Maqnse4, Gi John s. 5laansal, G j5hn Bnyman,
Soc'y; n. w. Moore, Treasurer.
UMoN LoDGE, No. g-meets in Hall of the Grand Lodgs
on Monday night. Ofiear-GeO w Shaw N G: BeTE&ri
Cohen G; J. Sidney Rell, Seo'y; T. l. MiiEen Penn t
Sec'y Samuel Fulton, Treasurer.
CRESCENT LODGE, No. S-ess every Thuryday eveniDa
at Crescent hal, IN Camp street. Ofcers-(5eo c. Lawn
II. w. 0mstod. Permit Sec'y; Richard Swain Treasure,
JEFFERSON LODGE No. S-meets every Tuesday evening
at their han IchoupOuas street. above Jackson st. Lafag-
cite. O1icer-W Washington w. Vaught. n G.: This Cock
G. - Buriett, Secy; p. R. Beach, Treasr
TEUToNIA LODGE, No. 10-neets every Tuesday evening
a e corner Of PoydTas and TchcuPitogas SIS Officers
Eh'lp Willmann. 4 Julius Euida, G. }. +. Meyer,
AleaSr; Adolf Solomon Secy.
ORLEANS LoDGE, No. u-meets every Tuesday evening
j. / ie T3aH Hal il Camp g. Ofioes-B, simms G
PaI, " ssh, G l.. q. SlmOnds, Sec'yi J. G. A. Holt
I en- sec y; Joseph Etter, TTeasr
G7s O5T4EScIAL LODGE No. I2-mees at the Hall Of the
eer4I T. every Wednesday evening at clock Off
sec y; J.G Glover Perm't Sew: WIN h. Cushing Treas
at oyclop 90 No l3mees every Thursday evening
iras and M a Of the Grand Lodge corner Of Poy
Wy; u, Perm Sec'y; J. c. Taylor TTaas r.
HOPE LoDGE, No I4-meets evary W.. i.
clock, at Crescent Hall Camu i CIieoay evening az
q; f. w Rodd, VG a B. Beia sec'v IA l sI D T
DELTA LoDoE, No. I5-meets every Monday nick a.
on G.; Bernard Magone v G 4 r. VI ~, 4 = 9eJlE
SEQ " Mliikea, Treasurer, 7AP"AAe4sA'
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MEDICAL CAnD.
soUTHEBN MBDI9Al, oEFIcE,

NO. IL C.1RONDELJ ~ ST
Fb'O THE PUBLIC.-Nine years permanently located 70
liar system Of treatment for Syphiltc, MercuI and an
Chronic complaints, has met with during ut time has fuzzy
and sOundly established reputation.
The Southern Midca Office a." No IS CgrOpEelct StrCff
established in l84O for the Of all Chronic affections
with few exceptions known 10 all the only object of y
tcted with any of those private diseases which uniOu
naey so prevalent they consult with certainty and
guarantee OF
To those especially, who frm an mmoderae Of Mat-
CuEy malpractice Secondary Syphilis Causing Nodes On
the bones, nocturnal Rheumatism itching the chest,
nave ruined their constitution recommend to call upon
for confident that the prompt and permanent
LEI they will derive from the active effects OF treatment,
viii at0nce convince them of capaby OF fulfilling what
profess.
We boast of making rapid and hasty cures but
satisfaction is perform thorough and radical IN
short aspace Otlme as possibly be DONE with adYan'
tage and safety to the patient.
We will not here, through newspaper medium, enter n
any elaborate remarks regarding Veneea affections 10 IS
disease that unfortunately pevades all ranks Of society n
and poor matrimonial and single; all will observe IS,
class his peculiar with any OF those that describe (Hs
teaise) by calling at our office will give him, free If
ali charges what explanation advice he may desire
1t often happens that imed Of shame drea
0fdiscOvery deers patient from applying to those who from
education and respectably, can betuend him. delaying
treatment till all the constitutional symptoms Of his hO
disease make their appearance.
To such the doctor pledges himself preserve the mot
nvOabe secrecy and from his extensive practice and cXpe-
renee he confidently recommend safe and speedy cuP
J.. G.. THOMSON.
Office No IS Car0adslet street. between Canal and Conf
mOn sign OF the Marble h5cuapan Statue. Private
trance fst door the right of No 49, in CaOndCe street
Private egTess both common and CaOndeetst mylo I'm
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MEnIrAL. OEEInF

No IS CUSTOMHO USE STREET, A. o.
INVALUABLE DISCOVERING Pay REQUIRED
4 UNTIL CURE Is EFFECTBD-PHvate Diseases curd
IN few days by regular ply can, without mercury or
other poisonous medicines at No, % Cust0B0Hse street,
New Orleans, Louisiana.
DR.. MULLEN calls the attention Of those afflicted with
Of the forms Of certain Disease 10 his general advsr-
tsement in another column. The treatment adopted by hun
that which has the approval Of th distinguished
Of Paris, London and New York and its universal
success has proved beyond doubt that permanent Tor
the worst Of constitutional syphilis EOnOrrhGa slcs
ure enlargement of the PROSTATE glands disease induced
BY certain ScGTy practice etc, ETC. be obj incl
10 moral certainty, if application be made those hose
Intelligence, skill and experience be relied Since Dr..
Mullen opened IN this city all the thar have
under his care have been cured without single
Some OF these years standing One remarkable Gaze
OF structure 30 years old has been cured Of tie
the citizens OF New Orean) at hand and (by his srmiI-
son( can be referred to- Dr. NJ IS treatment Of st-Lures
not known South of New York. His treatment Of
rhea and geet Is the most perfect discovered II tie
shortest safest and suTet The patient takes CCpaY
ouDebs tupentlDe, other doses but Oh
tanned In one two days without pain Inconvenience
change OF diet Es No pay unless is effected whH
the time named.
lMPOTESCY.-N Young men or Others who, by sexual NCea
or pollution, may have ought themselves any OF ue
painin consequences resulting from unTesu8lned ndU
gence OF the passions such premature mpOtency nvt
qntary seminal emissions general debility e0Hstiu nd
iaence he offers them perfect cure. The stete seseY
Dr. Mullen be consulted daily at his oiCs No. s6Ca
tomhouse street, BENJAMIN MULLEN, NJ. D,
~ Remember No. 80 Custouhoaso sTa8t, ylb -
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MASONIC,

LOUISIANA GRAND LODGE OF ANCIENT YORK
MAsQNs-ho!ds its Grand Annual Communica- o
QGcers-M. r. Dudley, N w Grand Master Til - S&~
H Lewis r " Deputy Grand Master; willis P; Xxx
G Junier Warden; Daniel Blair, C Treas'r; W. H.
Textbook G junior SF Deacon: g. r Clarke NJ Chsps6
A. J. Williams, Marshal J. a. Stats, Tyler,
Lodges under the Jurisdiction Qfthe Grand Lodge of L.
GEQRGE WAsHINsToN Lopez, No. L meets on the LIST
the CarToton Railroad Depot cor of Baronne and Perdo
streets reefs 9tcsrsT7lW p Coleman w g. D Lehman,
Treasurer T. J. Martin, d; A Wntercast. J D.
Dudley Lopez, No. 2-meets in the city Of Lafayette
the 30 Monday of each month, the Odd Fellows Han
on Leyee St., neaFJackson, Q6icersM. R. Dudley W Nj
J. P Mcmillan, WI J. Michel w; l. Phillips, Tras r
w; A; Arms, See'y J. w. McNamee, SD; J. c. Wingard
J ID; J. Brooks Tyler.
WARREN LODGE No 3-meets on the I'd Tuesday in each
month, over the Caroon Railroad Depot cor of Baronne
y w; John Claiborne, W; - Lusk, Secy; j. Lands,
Treasr; n, Williamson, D; Joseph n. Bates, d. J. \.
Stats Tyler.
MARION LODGE No 4-meets on the 4th Tuesday of each
Gn " NJ PeP PnG5 " TRsodoa Fam SezeGg w
Nm " Armsiroug Secretary John J. Hope Treasurer j.
The CRESCENT CITY LODGE, No. 5-meets on the 1st
Thursday evening Of each month, over the CaOtOn Rail
BAIT W J. o. Harris W; a, 5. Jones' Secretary v
Raymond, Treasurer; j. w. Deshea, S d P Myers D.
a F month o No. 20 me on the 3D. y Of
w N; O. Ii Br9cklebank, w; W. H. Latham, w !;
Moss, 5 D John soathwelI J D.
EyREKA Lopez, No. 8--meets in Lafayette on the Ist
Wednesday OF each MONTH Levee ST. near jackson.
QiFcerS-A. J. Williams, W NJ; ]. 5. Devices, S w :: J.
Denniger, W. Z. Kaiteyer, Treasurer J. B. Clements
Secretary; j. F. Thorpe, ID 5. NewbuTgef d -; J. Cu
bertS0n, Tyler.
ALPHA LoDGE, No. 9-mee on the lt and Cd Saturday
Of each mOnth in tine Masonic Hall, IS Common 81 on
cers-James K. Hartsock w VI w. II. Hutchings S W
T. Tudea4, w; Theodore J. Martin Secretary JOshuF
Baldwin, Treasurer.
ST. JOHN Lopez, No. 9-meets on the Sd Tuesday of
each month, the Masonic Hall, corner Of Baronne and
Perdid0 sis. QtBcsrs-J NJ. Wisdom, w NJ J. w Car.
roll 5 w J. McRae w W. g. Kendall Secretary n
J. Pegram, Treasurer r. COfnan, ID.
HOLLAND CHAPTER, No. 9, of ROYAL IA
ARCH MASONS-undert the immediate jurisdc- = "a
ton Of the General Grand Chapter for the United X *
Statehood their monthly meetings the FIRST ny
Monday evening of each MONTH the Masonic Hall over
the CaHOlOu Railroad Depot corner Of BarUnne and Per
dido streets. Oiicers-I Ii. Lewis Ii p d. Blair Sec'y
NEW ERA CHAPTER or RoyAL ARCH MAsONs-under
the immediate jurisdiction OF the Genlal Grand Chapter Of
the United staeh0d Their monthly meetings the ID
Monday evening Of each month, al the Masonic Hail. owe
the CaotOn Railroad Depot, cor OF BsronEe and PerddO
sts,u. GgheeR~-ioha Gedge, u r. II, NJ Summers Seo'y
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TEMPLAR LoDGE No. I6-meets every Friday evening
at Crescent Hail. Camp st. OiceS-G. w. r. Bally, 81
Harmon Doane V G Dudley Chase, Secretary Edward
Pillsbury Treasurer
CovEEAyr LoDGE, No. 17-meets in the Hall of Wash.
iugtou Lodge No. 3, Third Municipality, Tuesday
evening. Officers for the present term7D Forbes G;
jacob Drneyer, e. Thomas w VanWyck, Secretary; ID
Wheeler, Treasurer.
NATIONAL LODGE, No. 1S-meets every Friday evening,
at ll6 Ghaftres street. Otcers-E. Gomez. G; " Aie-
man, q; a. Gonzales Vigil Secy J. Rabasa Treasufer
ETOILE POLAIRE, NOl9meets every Wednesday eYeniu
a. Friendship Hall, 1l6 ChartTes st. OfHcersChs. Amme
O. K. de ATma5, G; L. Beau, IT.; Ed. Barnet Secy.
MAGNOLIA LODGE, No. 23-meets every Monday evening
a7 O'Clock at Friendship Hail 1l6 Charities st. Officers
W EmeBon; n G v. BOullemet, C; r. F. Harrison,
Secy; R. J, MORRISON Treasurer
INTERIOR LODGES-Felciana Lodge, No 4, meets at
Bayou Sara. De Soto Lodge No z, at Baton Rouge.
-. Mary Lodge No 20 at Franklin. Meth Lodge No
n at Shreveport Louisiana Encanpmenl, No Z, at
Bayou Sara.
GRAND ENCADIPMENT OF PATRIARCHS-meets
at Friendship Hall, Charities street, on 49, "a "A
evenings ,0fcerS-tC W Whit&l, VIC Pat
r W Semi Warden; II. P. Andrews, R VIC + y
K I6R5 iI' " TeasaE 9n''su' " " 7'O'' w.
WILDEY ENCAAIPMENT, No 1--rneets in the Hall
of the Grand Lodge list and Sd Saturdays of each month
OticerS-FhOmas H. Shields G P; VIM. w. Herbert II 7;
l. Crickard, w; T. A. johnson, W. F. Deesderner, s.
Ii. Williams. Treasurer
WASHINGTON ENCAMPMENT-Meets in the Hall
Of Washington Lodge No. 3, Marigny Buildings, Thnd
Mgnlcpay on the INST and third Mondays Of every month
II =; c Webb, w; John 5 MaUnsel, Scribe; W
Moore, Treasurer; Dimeyer, J w.
HOBAH ENCAMPMENT, No 3--meets at Crescent
Hall Il Camp St. Ii and 4th Saturdays of each MONTH
5 W; Joshua Jackson, J W. g. w r. Bailey Scribe Gen
q. LawrasOn, Treasurer
LA SALE ENCAMPMENT No. Substituted 28ih
March 1873 Meets the first and third Thursday of each
month"; Friendship Hall No. ll6 Chartres street. Off
cers-W, L. Gushing, P W. McDgf H ?; E. ]. Go
mez S w L. F Tower, Scribe G. w. Race Treasurer
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NOTTCE
rrvO THOSE AFET .IF y T7 E75 III, Y

ITO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH VENEREAL DIS
4 .EASESThe reputation OF the writer well e5tab-
shed that all that necessary say those who have he
unfortunate to have contracted OF those dre0d
fl diseases known and called Secret Diseases ppl
Of their forms, that the writer after most sue
cessul practice Of twentysX years confined strictly 10 We
neea Diseases and Diseases Of the Blood Ihavng eaie
and relieved many hundreds who past all hope many
whom had been under the treatment Of eminent physicians
without receiving any benefit enabled TO Offer you posi-
lively safe certain and speedy Should any the
unfortunately afflicted this short advertisement they
would do well to call at No. S. CUsTOMHOUsE STREET G.
fore applying elsewhere and avail themselves Of the benefits
Of the subscribers long and successful experience.
iyI5 I'm b. F. MULLEN. So CusOmhOUse ST.
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% g ~ 9 B. 3 Q
a CARD.

A GARD.
ETOR THE BENEFIT OF THE AFFLICTED-kUO u
ing the extreme hazard which strangers rum ~ couA IT.
ing physicians for the of private diseases OWING 10 %
disqualification OF those who profess to such cass
deem to be nothing but act OF kindness tg|aI y
unfortunately afflicted, well sheer justice to d. ~ III
LEN No. IS CUStohOUSe street. state that in the " az
1876 sorey afflicted with syphilis, in It's worst and most
appalling FORM and for several months together was uncbf
the best regular medical practice could obtain New Nls
leans without being all benefted-lnueed grew WOrse
At length heard Of DR.. Mullen great reputation. ap :
piled to him. and tony great Joy in three weeks he Teo
to perfect health. Subscribed New Orleans 1897
WIS I'm SAMUEL ROBERTSON.
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/. p. PULLING, NJ. D.
. WILSON, NJ. D.
Z. B. BRIGGs, NJ. D.
}. E. ELMENDORF, NJ. D
Albany, April, 1847.
CAUTION.

Owing TO the great success and immense sale of Dr. Town
sends Sarsaparla, number of men who formerly
Agents have commenced making Sarsaparila Extracts,
Eixrs BitteH Extracts Of Yellow Dock, etc They gene
rally put up the shaped bottles and of them
have stolen and copied advertisements they are only
worthless limitations. and should be avoided
Principal 0flce lz6 Fulton street, sun Bnildng New
York kedlng 4 Co, State street, Boston Dyott Sons
l32 North Second street Philadelphia s Ianee Drug
g baltimore; NJ Cohen, Chareston los South Pearl st.
albany r u lct5raw, Natehez-and by all the puRcipal
Druggists and Merchants generally throughout the United
States, West Indies and the Canadas
J. WRIGHT, Isl Chartrss street
GpU sc scls Ageuts New OEisaSs.
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y o o 81 S .

LIST OF CHOICE cooks .,v
ON The Science; Of PRENS9t621i P ~ FoWE
WELIs, 1871 Nassau street NeU YRS aytr,, y M
PHRENoLoeY PROVED lLLysIEA A.. On. AN @
practical standard "ON q BY 20 . s. L. N Fr,er
PHYSIOLOGY ANIMAL AND MENTAL. ..;.t..-ii, ~
Applied 70 'iie 'A'i0 anu BJ O. S F.i sr
rrvCy,77 rrpp. ................,. 0
EA5oIed 20 seiaan and Derecon Of haracte
MEMORY AND iNTEtLEcrUAL lMfRoyEMEil III "
HFEEDE EDIT s69 pss6 SoSed to human mp,o sncn
RELIGION, NATURAL AND REVEALED ...'.'''.s'..' ''
or the moral bearings OF PhTenOOgy, *
Wiz VIII notes and observations by o. s FOwer gz
LOVE AND PERCENTAGE '''''s''..s or
Applied to the improvement oil 0iispHhE' II
Or the evils and remedies Of excessive and perverted
TESPER4Ncr AND T1oHT LAoTNe-ln vo.:..;... L
The most powerful Temperance document III 'i'''' .
Or PhIeGoogy applied the selection Of comp mons
EDGSAT IrI9 FOUNDED ON THE NATURE OF ME-; %
ByJ. G. Spurzheinl-with an appendix ana ni'sua' en-
PHYsIoLoGY FOR sCHooLs AND. FAHLr1-s - s.
Beautifully illustrated SimpLhed and ao-p'sH " ~
PFFE HS S ::;,iiSv &o s@. ~
= pited and adapted to youth, by NO j.. MO" ei
Or the Philosophy Of Charming, BY Newman d,
eI Education and influence ais Hugo id
T9H o PH5sG q 81. ss aS Mr'nnR'S"
By yo Louis CornaTo, Who attained the aHarka5s
age OF 104 years. IN
SYNOPSIS OF PHRENoLOGY AND PHYSIOLOGY :..,:. II
description of the functions Of the body ans % nd
BY l.. n. EOw Ct,
~ is history. ceremonies and philosophy
PHRENOLOGICAL GUIDE u
Designed Orsudents ftheT own character lAusL d. -,
Therstructure, Diseases and treatment. ~ p,
C,,v,,rsrv,, ps 'o,,. '....'.,.. 20
lis application to Physiology, Agriculture and Com
meree BY Professor iiel D..
ELEMENTS OF ANIMAL MAGNETISM :..........'.,, u
Applied to the relief Of human sulenng, ~
CHRONOLOGICAL ALMANAC FOR l845-PeT dozen. ~
Illustrated with engTavngs. hy L. N row an
AMERICAN PHRENOLOGICAL JOURNAL 49,, 49,: lVJ
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TIE aRAEFENBERG COMPANY.
THE GRAEFENBER
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UHE GRAEF EN- BERG
L. COMPANY hereby
announce that they are in
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tuTe of the State of New
York. The incalcuIable
importance of conducting
the Patent Medicine bust
ness on elevated principles,
and of furnishing remedies
adapted to the public wants,
has led to this step. The
Company would suggest
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Immediately taken
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-18

SLAVERY IN DELAwARE--The Blue Hens
Chicken SAYS F" The petition for the abolition Of
slavery in this State, is receiving the signatures Of
almost all Of our citizens. From appearances 1t
will be one of the largest petitions ever offered to
our Legislature"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-18

NJ Camphine lamps being flied when lighted
are supposed TO explode in consequence OF the
liquid touching the flame. This is an error iey
explode without bringing the liquid in contact "i'n
the flame The liquor gives out gas when 10 NT5
fire and causes the explosion. The lamp Shou'1
never be opened or filed while burning.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-18
DAILY CRESCENT.

A MAMMOTH HOTEL OUT WEsT.-Cnclnnan is
at last to have hotel worthy of the Queen City'
The Burnett House is to be one-thIrd larger tnan
the Astor House, New York, and the building VIII
cost sl5O,OOO, 1t is built by a company, and II Is
xpected that Mr. Coleman, of the Astor House,
will become the lessee.