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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-13

Coop REASONS FOR tUTING FOR Gen.
CAss.-One of Mr.. Cass's stump speakers
in the dark corner Of Tennessee (where
some green things vegetate.) few days
since discovered the true reasons why Gen
Cas- should be President. why" says
he. "a man vino has six lives. eats ten
rations day. gets four salaries al time.
and has an opinion for both sides Of every
question, mus, be the greatest man in the
world. | believe | could convince old
parson Browulow Of il if | could see the
old hoss.''
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-13

MR CLAWS OPINION OF Wax BrREN.-
IL have another objection to this nomna-
ton. Ibclicvc. upon circumstances which
satisfy my mind. :ha; To this gentleman is
principally 10 be ascrbcd the introduction
of the odious system of prescription for
the elective franchise. in the government
of the United States. understand thai,
il is the system on which the party in his
own State, of which, he is the rcpu,esl
head. constantly acts. lie was among
the first of the Secretaries 10 apply that
system TO the dismission of Clerks in his
Department., knownt TO me iobc highly neri-
torious. and among them one who is now
a Representative III the other House. Ii
is a detestable system. drawn from the
worst periods OF the Roman Republics:
and if it were 10 be pcrpetuated, if the
offices. honors, and dignitcs Of the people
were to be put to a scramble. 10 be dcci-
ded by the result of every Presidential
election. our government and institutions
becoming intolerablc. ould finally end in
a despotisln as memorable as that at Con-
stan;inop c."
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-13

The hogs will be taken up by the Mar
shall from and after the 18th inst. Own
ers of swine will take notice and govern
themselves accordingly.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-13

Telegraph Sut.-Wc learn that the
important case which has been pending
for some weeks, at Frankfort, n.y., between
has been decided, BY nominal verdict in
favor Of the plaintiffs. An injunction for
one month has been laid upon the use of
Barnes & Cooks instrument. The tele-
graph lines, however, will be kept up.
during that time by the use of some other
instrument. Nothing can stay the enter
prise Of the lightning King. o. Reilly.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-13
Grand Rally Of the Wings Of Old
Wayne.

The central committee Of the empire
county have called a meeting at Centre
Vile on FRIDAY, 9th October. The
Wings Of that place are making extensive
arrangements for the accommodation Of a
large crowd, and have invited several dis
ting'ished speakers to be present. There
will be good time Of it. We hope to sec
every body there-the young and the old
every mothers son and daughter.
The names Of the speakers will be
announced in our next paper.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-13

Although GU, Of 2a ,3e5 mecbau;.. :.
Paris. 1O.l67 are idle. and the numher -
paupers is rapidly increasing. then. A..
fourteen Theatres open every evening.
besides dancing gardens and other nl,ce.
OF amusement
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-13

G-A Mass Meeting of the Free Soil
party comes on and off in this city on
Monday next, 18th inst.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-13

MARRtED.-0n Sunday mornin, la.
by jas: N. Poe. ESQ. Mr.. Geo. uaine.. ;,
Mrs. Margarct Allen; all Of this vic;n;,.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-13
TAXES FOR l848.

expects 10 aitr nj in the several TsvusA;.,
~ the C""a.y, IN order 10 rec ive sLs T..re =
the present Year. al the places, aud on the a.,.
following. to-wti:
Rasfun I'm R.~tc. NH
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-13
~ I.Nt AikisAN<:B;.N i:N'a:--Ih~ So.u
ana .anaie inct"ry, formerly occupied w
'eo. :" i'son, Is NOW IN possr.sion Of
WEI DELL, e.. co.

Ma" sf'ff, "t0r VhtfeTastv E,iag~, and cea,sife
4. Euhfx:
Ihry respectfully inform the citizens Of Rich
mo"d anc surrounding country, that they t,sv~.
a'c"hs'uerabie expense, improved this esiaitssls
n'eht M" procured hrst- rate workman fvesn
y incinnat who learned his trade in Germany.
a"d VII" has worked for several years in the bret
soap and Candle Fuciorics in Cincinnati and
D"i '""' ana 'hry are prepared Ia do work 1T
tiasr-RATt srrfE. W. will m,nuf,et,,c NJ
Kinds OF !>a"ri"s md Fancy Snap which cannot
be bat IN The West: also. Has dad .Soti Soap &c.
supply Of
Pressed I'allOsy Mould Ga indies
on hand for sale, at all i'n-s and We assure tho
pubic 'i', all articles made i,y u. will t,c sold
Low foR cAsH--whol.~ sale or retail.
We viii exchange Soap Camdi-s for A.hrs
ana at; and We request The public generally Ia
s"f' "F .ish's.--tor Which We are E,si.g 6l.ts.
per b"sh"i; or, when delivered ! c~mts.
~ Conc one come all. and aiyc for yoss.
selves. W. DELL A. 10
Richmond. Sept. -, ~. 3e.au
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-13
RATES OF TAXATION

RATES OF TAXATION
." each Sioo for State purpose SS RI.
Sino for education Of blind, Z !"
$1uV for i.uaaiic A.sylsn, 4 % "a
% 500 for Deaf aud Da,nb. > :. y.
$ on for County purposes, IS ..
500 for Ioa,. purposes, on
Real Estate, -.
POLL for State purposes. 7s..
i"li Tor Coanty purposes, 50 ..
Dogs more than one overt
months old kept or harbored. 70
ACHILLES WILLIAMS
Treasurer of Wayne Co.w,v.
Ccntr''''lc. 9h monih iS-pt.l ~. asIs.
9 . .
\. Is Those Interested will please t,-.r in
mind mat all Real Estate. on which the T.s~~
Of i>i' - not paid previous TO the i.t Of Octo.
ber, viii then BE- ndv rtis-d Tor sale
a. WILLIAMS, r ". C..
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-13
53,l29 CO
lls,05O 40

iOth-The requisition drawn on the Trea-
surv in favor Of Gov. Cass. No. o1O6.
dated the 21st of July. 1889. about a
year after his appointment as Secretary
at War. 10 settle the balance alleged
to be due him on account of the over
payments. &c. aforesaid. same docu-
ment and same page. S35.O75.
/ lth-The endorsement on the said ac-
counts. by Gov. Cass. then Secretary
at War. after the issue and payment of
said requisifion of S3j,O75. for the bal
ance alleged to be due him. by which
the final settlement of his account was
suspended. owing to "fhc peculiar po-
sition ,chich I {he. Gov. Cassl STAND
WITH RELATION TO THE DEPARTMENT
until the 9Th of December. 1887. when
his account was finally closed. as ap-
pears. by the letter of Win. B. Lewis.
ed Auditor. of that date. as per docu-
ment lie, Sd session 18th Congress.
page 16.
According to this resolution. giving
facts. dates and figures. carefully hunted
out and arrayed in order. Gen. Cas- re-
ceived his $1,000 per annum as Governor
of Michigan Territory of some thirteen
years. and besides some sixty odd thous-
and dollars, for other services, and moneys
alleged to have been paid out Of his own
funds, for the Government. during the
same period Of time.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-13

{" The PRIDE Of the Indiana Democracy
-'the ripess scholar in Indiana"
backed out-afraid to discuss.
For some weeks past notice has been
standing at the head Of the editorial col.
unns Of the Jeffersonian, alling upon the
democracy to attend at Cen,reville on
Saturday last, TO hear '.Robt. Dale Owen.
the pride Of Indiana Democracy. the ri
pest scholar" in the State, discuss polit-
cal questions. II was also given out by
the iocos ofCentreville that Mr.. Owen had
suggested that lac would like to meet Mr..
Marshall. or some other Wing on that &C.
casion, and further tina, they had extended
an invitation to Mr.. Marshall to meet Mr..
Owen. Well. on Saturday last, aconsid-
cradle number Of the locos convened
Mr.. Owen. the pride Of the party and the
riPesf scholar in the state was in attend.
ance. So was the lloN. c. B. SarrH.-
a committee Of the Wing friends Of Mr.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-13

Fort Harrison Meefing.-An immense
crowd Of people attended the meeting a,
Fort Harrison on the 9Th inst The low.
est estimate Of the number present which
Letcher Of Kentucky presided. assisted by
alarge number Of Vice Presidents. SIEVE.
raj distinguished orators were present
and the greatest enthusiasm prevailed.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-13

uIih mo- Now 'ee
in Ceuirvsir.
II is desirable to me. and much 10 thu co.-..;.
cncc Of Taxpayers. that as many NJ ca. n. -.
dv 10 40 So. should settle y, the time. r,u,.d -
u Those who do not. will please MAX. So.
ment at the office within the wear.
Receipts fo- The amount Of Rod r..
the work has been done. should he rrrsr.,,,I -
the i''"c Of settlement. osh-rw isr the nu,o,, ~
will 1c required to be pail ia mos~y.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-09-13

Amounting in all, as per
documentll2.3d session
3oth Congress page l6,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-13
VOL. N<Vl.--.NO. ~

ha' e'ade HE priceless hmn of civil and religious lib.
cry has been cnnhded 10 as trustees wuulJ IN.
S's' The war WIRE to he prolonged for fifty years. and
'ts tffhry erOngh la drnand from us eurh ye.y liz
hall "l all thai possess. wnnld sill in,is, tbs, m.
Questionable blessings ii civil and repi.is liberty .hou III
be guaranteed Ia Mexico We must no, shrink from ,h;s
Solemn duty. We dare mol shrink from IT, ~. c,d
not lose sight of the great truth that nations are accounts,
bio ns well as individuals. aud that they too n,ust NEE,
The stern responsibilities OF their moral characiertbsx
'oo must encounter the penalty II vnlaed laws in The
m7e extended sphere adapted To their ply sical codi-
ton
business every citizen Of this great republic Whss
nave idoncewhai has lhs generaol done Tor the ad-
yamrmeHt oI cvil aud religious liberty"
u l. In vew oi this rep visibility oi oor obligations
10 HE 'o'e source 81 all our peace prosperity and hap
ness,ot our duty 10 fulfil The great mission Of liner
" committed 10 our hands that would nsst cos, what
may, Al the establishment Of permanent, indeper-
deat republic IL MeNico. would insist that the grsst
ptineipe OF religious liberation should be secured 10 ALL
That heluleaianl IN Mexico should be ecd the en-
"ym'ut o ali the mmnuifs and privileges rnjyed bya
MeAcans 1T the nt.d Stats These prea, and b,nev.
oen objects would tecnmp sh 10y sendinq into Mexico
efc adequate la maintain all the Isrsts which we nusv
occupy II defend cm against an, assaults that msbt bs
made against them aud 10 keep open communicative
would siege upon rafadcs Arisa and other military
chle1ios. and send them 10 ST. lcleua. II you please
would declare an armslice and the Executive should
be call u upon to issuc proclamation aud seud six ur
mon Commissioners 10 meet MeAlc, in liberal and gen
craus sptli.
Wchayc yanqushed Mexico She il pros,ra.o a, our
feet we can ailud Ia be uagf anIous Let us net ~ that
We need MT Tear the sifc.s scrutiny ofihe Christian
hndr'lIi1Hd world would with inlgnannltus anil
kindly hand gather the reched people within the fold
'ol rpoh enol.n. THIS would accomplish Al any cos,
ON bnl It is said, this will bns IL direct AKA
hon WEI, let II come. We ,nutt not shrink from
our responsibility. We have ample means. Throw ing
aside long dnanca reports which nobody undo
g. la nh
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-13
Correspondence IF The Bahimore .lmerican.
N,siitsgroN January AisA

w .snrsGroN. January 4, iS49,
Tie e-rnu1ics ofcNprndure fIrn ahrd by tho Soc.
rotary III the Tea my are dermeJ 81 unfair and etro-
he3a, thai but anofpo'tuoy is wanted IN Cmgr'ss to
exp 80 thnn, The moasurta recommended by The pre-
an Nd ninnwn viii require appropriation or ,nors
llrp o0s hundred millions Of dollar, from tie prssen,
Congress The Secretary asks pI dty five mlllluns for
the ordinary eNpcFsas ol G1Vernment, aud this ~ 10
shown by the recently puhlshcd letter Of Gen Jcssup,
aet cutting down the estimates II III more cynir,nt
lhan the Secretary himself with the wants of the srry ice
10 these s55,Olo.oDl add fmrtoen millions 10 meet
drheencles lar the past year. aud 10 these si 900 900
gam add hoiY millions more Tor the thirty regiments
nuW asked ut n necessary augmentation III the Army,
l"fe Son have ninety hilc millions of dallas.-and ii
thc per eeniage oi deficiency for the year 1870
shall rai any pr rniuon IN the known deficiency for tho
fiscal yraf lo11 IL. the Will be immensely increased
beyond he Amount named the estimates There are
ais unusual rn1nds upon Congress oi miscellaneous
character all u which calculated Ia swell the apVreg-
att greatly II he war continues. The wish VI tho De-
Patmcu appears to be 10 keep not less than 5o0OO men
IN MeNleo, aud mure ilpassble
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-13
Important lninriuation,,


VA ITO keeps the nercst. lhe n hest the most fash
w ionable and beautiful Goops nuporeJ2 NM
II. RYtN. Who has lare- stock Of SnAwLs and
- ARr on hand2 Nm. II RYAN, Arc lhcy pretty
Yes. lie has them from 81 cents n pieces 10 Sl1Oa
plcce;--ihe most elegant You ever saw.
D'es he keepa handsome assortment of DRrs4 Su.ks}
On crack Yes does heirou y els pr yald 10 S. !
pen yard, and certainly the muSt beasuul ou have soen
''these many DAYS
Does he keep on hand such Goods as Coshmeres. Me.
rlnos Nerno Paids. talilouias. Mouselns. File de
Cheyre, Almccas. Bombaznes Cloths Cass ,efes vest
ngs. Irish Linens, Bed Tlckinas. Blankets. Ketseys
l.'nseys, Sheongs. Shirngs, Buttons, Tapes. Pms,
Needles, Gloves, Hosiery, Cambrcs, Caicoes, Sa
and Book Musllns. and such ie2
Well hn does, and "no'hln else"
How does he sell -chedpl
lie does that hing, and mo mistake Call and see
him lie charges nothing Tor showing and but hHls II
you buy.
Where is his sore' In Lynchbur., opposite d. b
PayOos Book Store.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-13
WILLIAM Dl1LARD, Chairman.
Henry w. Qualles Secy

Great interest has been excited in England by tho
publication Of the substance of letter from III" Duke Of
Wellington concerning the national defence Of Eng land.
The ioloNipgis given The cst Of the letter
Ills theme Is the condition OF this country regards
invasion, and his statements may make tho stouest
hearts lrmble lie cutters into every detail he names,
from personal observation. the likely places for de-
barkaan he proves the with which il might be ef-
lrried; displays the nulItv of of deencc. Wa
have mIltayery few and very distant regulars-frm
1000 O00alone available al hmelii lie artillery
in store H. says. with infinite pahos. al have
lived seventy seven years, and lived IN honor God
ant may mol live the consequences Of refusing
the pla of defence which have vain submitted to
H,rer Mnisersi'
lie afterwards proceeds to demand mean, the most
moderate, and with them he undertakes to His
terms are l50.O9U militia. and some 10000 or 1900
additional idlers of the line"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-13
Co.asllissi0ncr's sale OF s.a,,d

obedience to decree ol the Circuit superior CONT of
Law and thmrsry d Hrdnld county, pt ncnee, on Tin,
18TH da' al September, ISL ia the George Wprn-
ton against Isaac Niganton, adm 81 John Wiepinlon.
utc a. and Others shall procerdon the 18th day Of January
lNS at The late residence ot Alexander adc decd tnrat
The premises 10 ell 10 the highest bidder public auti
the tract ol land, whereof I'm Wiggiu died seized lynn,
IN the county oi Btfld, on island adjoining iho lands
oi AcNanlrI " ado. doe d aud nlhel. rnn lln1n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-13
\ Az Al

The l.. s. storcship Fredona, Lieut.. T. A. Neville,
commanding received her crew. and is expected to sail
from New York in fiw days for Tie Gull of Mexico.
The saop of war Plymouth is ready for sea, and will
shortly proceed to the Fast India sati m. The brig
Dolphin is reftng. and will proceed to the coast Of AT
RIGA ssble The other vessels at the Brook
Ign navy yard are the following :--Slonp-of-war Vim
ceuncs aud irgates Naeed nan and Savannah. laid up
in ordinary; brig Washington and steamer Legare laid
up FIR The winter and the receiving ship North Carolina.
and Fult5n.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-13
.NnroI Court Martial

The Boston Journal says that Naval Court Martial
will be held al the Charles,own Navay Yard on the
10Th inst. FIR the trial Of Commander Richard 5. Pink
new late Of the L. s ship Decatur, recently srnved as
that pnt from The Gulf Of Mexico charges Of niscon-
duet. &C., pr erred against him The Cour 70 10 %
composed Of the flluwing officers Pcsident-Com'e
Duwnes --Memhers-Cu mmodpre Turner; Captains
Gregory SAlier. Armstrong. Gwnn, Commanders J. Z.
Long Abbot & Cruwniashleld Judge Advoca'e--Litus
Wins tW.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-13
Merchant Factoring.

y Y TT Y q \ a Z 7
.Hhc Old Stand Of I'm. N j. Oheg.
VA oll LID respectfully intorm tho ctlzons Of Lynch
W bury. and tbs public. that he will continue To
conduct al the old stand Of hmst anl hr5ther the
TAILORING BUSINESS,
IN all lis branches lie has hand and i'll con
tInIally keep. beautiful assortment ct Cloths Cassi
mer's. le~lngs, and IN a,feyely thing suitable tor Gen
uemens Whchho wlnmke up Ia order IN the M 81
fashionable styles. handsome fits and warranted work
manShp lie would ,nNile the atention of the public
to his stock
Feb. 1 is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-13
xvu. VI. RLACkF sKD. Editor.
PUBLISHED 81
pLlrKFORD, T0WNLEY X DlLLARD,

EVERY MONDAY AMI thursday,
,,,,t j),i,rys per aan payable IA ddrance No sud-
,on ,ru be receirtd for shorter time than SIR months
o,,,er raj be Discontinued, (ercept at The discretion
IN, EdfoysA until al drTedHges mr. paid.
"a. 9DTERTfsE.H inserted ct 50 cents pc,
mar. for les for every inner form insertion and 81 cts
Ar, s,uare (or ess) for erers outer form insertion
rrERY fDrER11SER IS required TO note on his Ms.
- l,,y h, missiles his advertisement inserted ddrcf
.af not SO nofed ,ctH be inserted tn ats disconnace
,e ordered
ron YEARLY .4DJERTTSLN1; The terms fol,
-, orplsre oft,ro squares, : ~ for squire So for
80, ,,re inner form SI5 Erery yeaiy airer'iscr 'rH
,,arcato eoe has dieertSs 10 AIS particular lar II
business
~ JOB PRINTING erectt'ed neatly and crpeittop>ly
,oi on reasonable {srBlS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-13

Grard College. at Philadelphia, opened IN Sat-
urday morning with apr pirate ceremonies. Eloquent
addresses were delivered The occasion hy Joseph r..
Chandler Esq President &c the b. ard of Directors, and
The Hon. joel Jones, President Of lie College.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-13
lslIsSElil, SAIL.

1--WE undersigned will on the 18th day Of January s4S
at the dwelling house OF Mrs. Nancy Dixon, the
county OF Campbell sell by way Of public auction crc,
Of six months the purchaser giving bond with good personal
security payn oil the purchase moneys the undvid
ed interest remainder (beng sixth pa Of james Nj.
Dixon, decd in the dover SLAVES of the laid Nancy Dix
WILLIAM u DlNoN,
Administrator of James Nj. DIXON, dec d.
Jan. 10 t25J
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-13
t. X FURNACE

Elk TT RNAtE.
fE7llE SUBSCRIBERS associated themselves the
d LIST day OF January last. for the purpose Of
IRON MAKING AND MERCIlANDIZlNG,
under the name of lppIn X Montgomery, beg leave to
ulunn public that they are now prepared 10 exeen tie
frdfs for all descriptions of Castings usually made at
BLAST Furnaces. VIZ Hollow Ware, Water Pipes Stoev
Plates, Mill Gear. Sc
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Are respectfully invited 10 examine the style and quail
ity Of their Hollow Ware, which may be most
81 the stores III lyachburg, or at the Messrs i,lls's
Richmond. OIdrrs addressed to the concern. at f.k
Furnace, or \. y. Montgomery, Lynchburg, will meet
Wthprpnpt attention
Als1 nl-, To Iaad. our well selected stock Of
SPRLNI, .IND St.HlIER GOODS.
which viii be sold low for Cash. in exchange for
1raiu. \. ". FLIPptN.
May Its A. y. MONTGOMERY.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-13
Np.Ie Man,

ami the en- Interest OF said Ieltman several
The halr ed To- he COOL bat, acg sia'
convey the purchase! such tc is vested in By th
cel afutcsail W NJ. =. bR M II, Trustee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-13
NEE.dbEsEAea.

I,iUORLNG THLORLNI!
fH6lt. undersigned having had long experience in the
n practice al measuring cutting aud making up work,
aud feeling eure confidence Of giving satisfaction To
those who may ldvor hin with call most respectfully
oilers his services 10 the citizens OF ynchbug and
vicinity hnpug, by strict attention To business merit
share al patronage.
The FRENcn. Ei'GLISH and AMERICAN FASHIONS
viii. according to arran1emen,he received every month.
and, whist adhcrna strictly 10 the fashions. regard will
ne had to smooth iiiling, easy and comfortable wear
M garments.
JAMES b. EDWARDS.
few doors above Meem < Gwathins.
and opposite Naur'I B. Thurman.
ALSO, agent for Cosby 5 Compound Blers.
Oct lin
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-13
FOR HHHIs
kcOOA STORE.

II b. PAYNE has asspc ated with him in business
~. his brother james f. Payne The Book aud
Stationary business. will, in future be conducted under
the style Of ID. b. Payne < Brother
d. b. PAVE,
JAS. +. PAYNE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-13
WORRIES! yV0EgYs&!!
oLEUH CHENOPODif Coa1pGSITUM,
y SAFE, EFFICIENT AND UNRINAII.ED
k'E3ss.FEEF'g 81.

SAFE, EFFICIENT AND INRINAILED
E'S'ss.TsEFg 81.
flIE opinion expressed some writers that Worms are
harmless inmates # h~ Intestinal canal j. most a.,re, mo-,
unded on corr ubscrl tipu Ch4rca, ciesrv hvf,c-
haiN emaclaion, eon' usos, MANIA ally levers DR. ~
y, and vast VARIETY OF annndo, disorders are ssn,f u,
the immediate consequence from he irritation of " s in the
boWels, aud occasionally disappear a.e the expulsion OF the
" 9ms. - iS. IjoiAo'S Practice.
y y N u e o VS.
Count pale, lead c,ared, with occasional tran.en,
iushes eyes dull pupil dlae with blush sem ,le a.
round the ye-d; tickling in the occasional headache
and hummin in the ;capioas secretion If ,
pains IN the stomach occasional and vomiting va in,
IN the abdomen, particularly about the umbal region IRE
lucat Shiny stools costivrrpss turhl y,nis m
milky abdomen tlinid hard, with emscao, If ,tbe,
pars OF h1 body lassitpie, irrtahility OF temper
ErSfiInGna3ais,
OF the highest and most satisfactory character Of m fft
and eff cncy OF his nnri,aed preparation are daily furnish
bat When published, ey rarely read we i,rb,,r iy
~ them publ lty believing thai It's intrinsic, value will prove
IT. highest recommendation Let the following suffice
81 have used the above named preparation my practice
very sit'n'iNeiy and recommend vemige II extra
ordinary value. CLARY. NJ. D.
iiarrisonburg Va -
The vcrmfuge prepared upon strictly scientific principles
and Of The puest ingredients, all possessing know elpcd am
lhclminc virtues TRY II and be sasfe of its virtues
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, by
O. [. STERLING & Co. Druggists.
llarri,onbulg, Va
g.. Price % cents
AGENTS for the sale Of above m1tehless ycrnige JOHN
II. sEAY, Lyn.lbrg Vim. NJ lcnks Mariners view
Edward carter, New London.
Dec. 23-Gn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-13
,E'lIlN lis
NsbBEas..

NiE suhsc her las NEGROES Tor hire the en-
suing year. per,rus wishing hra. Will apply to Mr.
hearge Baqby. FRANCES Is. sukCklEF6Rn,
lG'. Is Amherst.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-13

: rceeiVeda lot Of GenIemoa's Cloth G9aks. oi
~ various prices sone OF very fac quality. Thasp in
"aol Of the abpge article VII orwell IL cal sum m ~,
are determined 10 s,Ii tHcn.
WAlERllOuSE & WlllrTEMORE.
Oct -5--ls