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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-10
WORMS! EVOsgHlts.!
OEEUM CHENOPODIi COMPOSITE
\ SAFE. EFFICIENT AND UNRlA VAILED
E'F.Fg.fFEF'g STEI.

A SAFE. EFFICIENT AND UNRNAiIED
E'EE,FFFE'g'6E
THE upuion expressed hv writers. TINT Worm.
harmless inmate. the intestinal canal assedy
founded observation Chorea episey hydfoce-
pha emaent Commissions, MANN, para sis, levers, 1
and variety u anomalous Disorder sometimes
The immediate consequence from the irritation ii " ams the
bowels and occasionally disappear alter the expulsion ol the
Worms - N. Ebcrls'5 ffact'c,
Z M = e - " q
Counnlne. pale lead coord with occasional tran7ien,
ushos eyes dan pupil date.l, with BLUSH somi-eircc
round the eyed tickling in the occasional headache
and hunlmn the ,copous Of the saliva
shiny and f.red breath foul variable appetite
pans the stomach occasional and vomiting pain,
the abaomca. particularly about the umblica region IRE
queu Shiny stools cosyenoss uiue bid yelloNi,h
milky abdomen umd aud hard, with emsciaion OF other
parts Of The body lasstul., irritabiAy ol temper
Eestinl0ninIs,
tn. highest satisfactory character OF tn. sac
and efficiency of his unry allied PREPARATION daily furnished
but when puhlshed they rarely read lobsar gv-
ing them publ y, believing that its intrinsic ylur v prove
It's highest recommendation. Let the following suffice
II hay. us-d the above named preparation my practice
extensively, and recommend ycimuse II
ordinary value. j. tlARN. N. u,
Hlnispuburg, Va"
The vennuge prepared upon strictly scientific principles
and Of the pures ingredients all Possessing achnoM lodged
thrllainir RY IT and be satisfied Of it, virtues.
Prepared and ,oll, wholesale and retail by
o. {. STERLING 20 Druggists,
llarrsonbuTg, Va.
G = Price % cents.
Agents for the sale Of above motchess vrrrflge JOHN
H. SEAG, I.ynchbarg WIN. N. jerks, Mariners Niaw :;
Edward Garter, New London.
Dec. 23-6m
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Fine Gegnac ~ Champaign Brandy.
USI ,ed light aud dark colours al LNeriie mansaS
y Otard, nupuy Go pmt tastrllon y Co 1aldun :
Damon, ali o superior quality and some The nage 81 W.
lof tale by MepA\lEI& LEE.
lS=ts
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Apple Brandy
DD MS prim. O.a App. Brand, just received and
" sale low Is, MCDANIEL. = LEE.
NOV. Is IS
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CIRCULAR.

TINE stock the old Land,sih Nurseries, Phila
l. delphia is about be disposed of public sale, the
undersigned intending rclinquish business. Such OPP
portuny for obtaining nursery products at auction has
been presented in America and the attention of the
trade and all who wish decorate their grounds
country enlarge their greenhouse collections,
specttully invited
For improving the grounds of cemeteries churches State
and county Offices &c this sale will afford unequaed
ciIities Catalogues in detail are in preparation
The sale the outdoor articles will commence Tues
day. March 2ls and the plants in pots Tuesday, I'd of
May.
Proper aid for safe packing and shipment will be given
when required and there will be postponeinent
persons from distant points may attend the sale
without fear of DISAPPOINTMENT
**Orders be executed private sale will be received
until above periods and the usual strict nton given
ID. LANDRETH 81 FULTON.
1t may be proper to state to prevent Misrepresentation,
nursery business only the subscriber about
relinqush. His attention will be hereafter wholly de-
voted to the culture OF Seeds and to their sale his
house, IS Chestnut street
The NURSERIES offered for rent To competent
person. the opportunity is seldom presented with
them will 20 goodwill of one of the oldest and
s establishments of its kind in the Union If not
rented the greenhouse sash, comprising thousand
square feet OF glass; will be sold on the I'd OF May
Application personally by letter, be made to the
subscriber ID. LANDRETH.
March ll-3tif
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TO sU RIBERS.

ms Of no win be enersd upon books unsss Tie
payment Of the subsc riPsioo be made n advancs.
Distant bv
which will be by and all ~ ourssives
sais trsnsmiss,on
The COUNTRY PAPER Publishsd tzwssy during the SEES
sions Of Congress- and semi weekly during Il q
Subscriptions perodless than viii be
proportionsd to the sbov annual rutes-
certificate remittance payment
advertisements sill be sucisnt receipt thsteor The
not o any specie pay ing bank will be received
POsrMASfERS agents and by
with $40 enclosed ave skMl
WEEKLY subscribers with $7S snclosed ave WEEKLY suit
scrbe with enclosed will be entitled i've
edition a. they furnish us subscribers sr, fTsfss
same fcrus
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I,ILLER,s HOTEL, Washington, ID. c.-Messrs. A.

IINVLLEKS HOTEL, warrington, D. ~ essrs. A.
l. 81 E. III. FULLER take pleasure in informing their
friends and the travelling public that they will open their
NEW HOTEL, the Of Pennsylvania avenue and 18th
street, before the LIST Of December This house has
peyinenence of the subscribers therefore they atle
themselves that all the requisites OF rstrate hotel will be
found at their establishment The furniture is al entirely
new expense has been spared to obtain that which
is elegant and comfortable.
The situation of the house Is considered eligible
than late stand the OF 18th street and Penn
yvania avenue, Vacated by the subscribers last Novem
ber being Capitol and than've
ues walk Presidents House and the public depart
niens.
their patronage heretofore bestowed and assure
them that they will find cordial welcome at their
house and no trouble will be spared to render them
com ortable their fresides.
To our future friends and guests we offer good house
and all the inducements Aforesaid, and beg their pa
tronage
Pofles will be in attendance at the cars and steamboats,
ON their arrival with the badge of Fuler's Hotel.
No charge for conveying baggage
Nov 5-dH "A. " f. H. FULLER.
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nIAULL's PATENT SAILS.
Correspondence Of the Philadelphia Inquirerl

Correspondence OF the Philadelphia Inquirer]
VERA CRUZ, Feb. IA, lS4s.
KNOWING that in your journal interest has
IN been manifested in all that concerns the fair fame OF
any OF your felowczens for skill in the mechanic arts
the flowi ing information relative the invention
Of Mr. James Mau may be found of sufficient interest to
be inserted ia the Inquirer
patent for the Introduction of his plan Tor the
king of sails the principle of the horizontal seam,
lieu of the VERTICAL which had hitherto been exclusive
used. During that me very many suits OF sails have
been made by him aud others, this plan, for vessels
Deong TO the different ports OF the Union among which
may be enumerated the magnificent yacht Of the Messrs
Stevens pilot boats of the Delaware, and ships brgs,
Xc fiom Philadelphia, in great numbers The propretos
OF these various vessels have been, believe
in The expression OF their approval of the plan
The object, however OF this communication, is to
i'd kind of testimony in favor of your ownsmans inn
povement, which, trust, may be OF further interest The
narque Gen. Jesup in The employ of the United States
me Mt left Philadelphia with suit of square sails made
IN this horizontal prime pie; and while her passage
this place, encountered very heavy weather most OF the
way-ndered BY the suddenness and intensity Of the
1t was during these sudden gusts that the peculiar ef
iciency Of the plan made manifest in the compara-
and rapidly with which the sails rec fed
The settling away of The topsa yards Of brings the
horizontally in close with it, and the tapping
of head rope every time OF them brought TO be
reeled The sails of the Jesup folded easy and
on on the part Of the men, Of which fewer are need
ed than before reef During this bosterous PASSAGE
these facts; 10 which | have add other, which it
strikes Is conclusive the superior advantages Of
during the many of which were close to us at
the OF reefng, and could distinctly note differ
OF from minutes in the time occupied in favor
Of The hori zontal pan and, the vessel could always
ay point nearer to the wind, than she otherwise could
DONE owing to there being less beying and less back
sail than the old pan there OF additional
given in the reefng had previously and
versed with many shPmastes this subject; but having
thoroughly tested them on the occasion referred to,
feel bound if possible, tell fellow citizens Of this
triumphant evidence OF the intrinsic value OF improve
men belonging to Philadelphia g.
Mar 9-3t
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Female Collegiate Institute,
GEORGETOWN, Kentucky

IEURfTUWH,
THE 10th year has closed with 2O pupils The 2lst ses-
/ sion will commence on the first Monday of March, un-
der the of the subscriber aided by his former
experienced assistants and will close on the 10Th day oil
July 1913.
This school is not connected with the Military Institute,
which is conducted in different buildings, nearly half
mile distant
Professor Hopkins lectures here to the senior class OF
young ladies' every day, on very fine chemical and pho-
sophical apparatus, belonging to this school
Professors Wyche and Swift attend the classes in Latin,
French, and Mathematics whilst the military exercises, in
which they take no part, going the other lnsti
tute r. +. JOHNSON,
Feb. 2l-w3m Principal.
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MORE PIANOS.-The subscriber has Just received
t Boston very fine rosewood pianos, with full
frame and harp pedal which he will sell exceedingly
low and warrant their perfect condition and durability.
Having made arrangements with the manufacturers he is
prepared all times sell pianos from twenty-five to fifty
dollars less those of similar style of finish be
chased for esewhere therefore, he would respectfully in
ve all who wish purchase piano. to examine those Tor
at Statoncrs' Hail. where may also be the most
magnificent full grand piano that has ever been Offered for
sale in the District VIM. FlSCHER
March S-3aw2W
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GOLD dIamOnd-pointed Pens.-The subscriber has
" been appointed agent by Levi Brown, OF Brooklyn,
New York, and Josiah Hayden, of Massachusetts, for the
sale of their gold diamond pointed pens with or without
Also constantly on hand Bagey's pens. These the
original and best makers of the articles in this country
genuine pen Statoners' Hall. VIM. FISCHER.
March H-3taW3W
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CPTUATION WANTED.

SPrUATION WANTED-A situation in select school
~ family teacher is wanted by graduate of dis
ngushed college OF the middle States who has had some
experience in teaching, and qualified TO instruct in the
Latin and Greek languages, in addition TO the common
and higher branches of English education The most
satisfactory testimonials of character be Produced
The advertiser is also permitted TO refer to-
Rev. Jno w Nevin, d. D. Hon. Alex. Thompson, LII. ID
Rev Philip Schaf, Phi, d. Thos. d. Baird, esq, A. Nj.
William M Nevin, A. M. Rev. VIM. Coffin. M. ID.
Praill Green, M. ID. Hon. Sanl A. Rench M. d.
Letters (post paid stating salary Nc) addressed to z
M Shubley, Landisburs, Perry county, Pennsylvania, will
meet with prompt attention. March H-u*
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nearly resembles the gastric juice saliva in decomposing
ood, ana strengthening the organs OF digestion, as ts
preparation OF lila. 1t positively every case
oil dyspepsia, however chronic;
BAsR DKrAKrMErr, Albany May 10. lss6.
Dn IowsnsDi sk have been afflicted for several year.
with dyspepsia In ITS FORM attended with sourness oil
stomach loss Of appetite extreme heartburn and great aversion
all Kinds OF ood and for weeks what could have been
able TO retain but small stomach tired the
remedies but they had little removing the complaint
induced about months extract OF
apala and say with little confidence but after using
nearly two bottles found appetite restored and the hearbn
entirely removed and would earnestly recommend the use oil
to those who have been afflicted as have been.
Yours SC w. w. VAN ZANDT.
N b Purchase but such have wrappers that
hide the bottle completely and have the written signature
Of S. T.. TOWNSEND.
Principal office 1876 Fulton street, Sun Building, New
York; Reddlng Co, State street, Boston; Dyo Sons,
1872 North Second street, Philadelphia; s. Hance Drug
gis, Baltimore Durol Co, Richmond; Z, M Cohen,
Charleston Wright Co., l5l Chares street, New Or
leans; 100 South Pearl street, Albany r. Van Buskik,
292 of Market and Broad Newark New Jer-
sey and by the principal druggists and merchants gene
rally throughout the United States West Indies and the
Canadas.
Agent for Washington, CHARLES STOTT; Aexan-
dria, HENRY COOK Georgetown, K 5. L. ClSSEL.
Jan 2S-6m
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- London Martins British Colonies, volume, London
British Consuls Hand Book, by R. Flynn, barer, vol,
London Portes Progress OF the Nation, (Brsh) vos
London The Past, the Present. and the Future, by H. c.
Carey, yol Philadelphia 1913 On some unsettled CUES
OF Political Economy, by John Stuart Mill, vol,
London Buchanan the Taxation and Comnescai Poll
cy of Great Britain, vol, Edinburgh; Currency lnvesti.
gated by John Taylor vol, London the Philosophy OF
Wealth, by John Crawford, vol London; Speeches OF
Sheridan, Chatham, Curan, and Erskne each IN VOL,
London Just received together with many other vaua-
noli,;cai economy f. TAYLOR.
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DANCING ACADEMY.

MIR F. c. Liable has the honor TO inform the ladies
Il and gentlemen of Washington and Georgetown that
ais dancing academy will reopen on Tuesday, November
ID his dwelling -iouse Pennsylvania avenue Days
tuton Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, from
young masters.
N B. Those ladies and gentlemen who may feel DESTROYS
receive instruction Georgetown, will please leave their
names At his residences in Washington.
Jan. 1-2Aw3m
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THOR RENT, OF the best stands In the City OF
Il Washington any kind OF business. The large store
room (wenty 'front.' by eighty feet deep,) with good
cellar situated at the Of 7th street west and Penn
syvunia avenue, for many years past and at present,
occupied by Mr. q. w. Phillips as an extensive drygoods
store is now offered for advantageous terms Pos
session will be given the LIST of May next but if desired,
the present will give up on the LIST OF april For
,ar,,s amply to ANNE K. DERMOTT,
At Mrs McCormick's boarding house, the stores Of
Nj G. w. Phillips, and of Messrs. Hall " Bother.
March 7-3tf
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ST. JOHNS INSTITUTE,
Mount .zlban, GeOrgetOUn Heights, u. c.
The BIsHoP OF THE DIOCESE, Visiter.


The Rev ANTHONY Ten BRoECg, A. NJ, Rector.
THIS Institution is very pleasantly situated and in
Il markably healthy position. 1t commands view of
Washington, Georgetown, Alexandria, and the Potomac
river for everal miles
Applications for information respecting terms &C. or for
the admiss OF pupils, be made the RecorPost
Office address, ST Johns Institute Georgetown D.
u Mar l4-2aw2m
STlRLiNG's Philosophy OF Trade, vol, London
- lS47 Spac kmans Analysis Of the Occupations of the
People, vol, London lS47 Sismond's Political Econo
my and Philosophy of Governments VOL London lSl7 ;
the Financial and Commercial Crisis by Lord Ashbuon
pamphlet London 1877 Progress OF Political Economy, by
Travers Twiss Professor of Political Economy Oxford
Unive rsy, VOL London 1871 the Black Book OF Eng
land exhibiting the existing sate policy and adminstra
lion of the United Kingdom. l vol, London, lS47 the
Companion TO the British Almanac Tor 1913, year book
ofgeneral information; The British Treaties OF Navigation
and Commerce-shpping, potage, and port and harbor
laws, rates, and regulations in Great Britain, China, East
Indies, and the British colonies and Treatises variety
OF matters interesting to merchants owners, masters Off
of the also, all of Parliament affecting
the ownership charge and management ships and their
cargoes vol large Mciregos Progress of Amer
lea, vols large octavo and many other books and
DID, of the range of subjects just imported from Lon
don by +. TAYLOR.
March ii
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NJ OTTCE.-The undersigned respectfully gives no.

NTOTICF.-The undefsiKhed Respectfully gives no.
~ tce, that having been associated the PRACTICE OF
the law with the late Clement Cox, esq, for months be-
fore his decease he will proceed with the unfinished BUSH
in his hands, and will have therein, 1t shall be
cessary the assistance of experienced counsel The
undersigned further offers his professional services TO the
public generally, and promises the most prompt attention
to whatever business he may be ntrusred with
WALTER S. COX, Auomey-at-Law.
jan 3I--Saw2w
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by order OF tho Orphans' Court.

BOOKS, BOOKS, BOOKS!-On Wednesday evening,
- March D. lSiS shall commence the sale, by auction.
land continue each succeeding evening until all nrs sold
the valuable and extensive private library of Henry s.
Fox esq, deceased late her Britannia Maiesys minister
TO the United States In will be found and valua bio
books In every department Of literature, many of which
are In splendid bindings and all in fine condition Cata-
ogues OF the books ready for distribution and tho
books themselves will be ready for inspection one week
PRIOR to the sale. at my room I'd door from Al west
pennsyvania avenue Sale TO commence each evening
"a O'Clock. Terms cash.
w. M. MORRISON
March 6-3iawtsifxdts Auctoneer
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Lives insured ~
MORRIS ROBINSON, President.
SAML. HANNAY, Secretary
CHARLES DE SELDIso, No. ii Todd's Buildings,
Pennsylvania avenue, Agent.
7th street, Physician.
Pamphlets explanatory of the principles and operations
Of the company be obtained on application at the
agents office
March 7-1aw4w
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IUTTA PERCHA.-This article, In its natural state, is
" found applicable to great variety OF purposes for
which leather lnda-rubbc glass; hemp cotton and most
fbous substances have hitherto been applied and,
make better flexible substance for many
poses, than vucanized rubber The advertiser, having
been long engaged experiments testing Its properties
anduses obtained supply of the raw Material and
made permanent arrangements to import 1t IN ITS unhanu-
featured state for The scientific and curious who de-
sire the article experiment. will be supplied upon aP-
picaton the subscriber who has Mt this Tune tne only
lot the United States Having been me Ist 10
introduce the red article 10 the American public,
the subscriber has made greater variety Oh aPPncaons
the goods now on hand and for sale in quanttcs TO SUIT
ire Shoes bands fiat and round cot ana sheet,
for picture frames book binding, wallets, Poroho cover
80 ,r heds cushions, billiard tables soics and taps
for boots and shoes OF these large supply are now
ready Orders any part OF tho country, enclosing
v dollars or MORE will be SENT with full Instructions for
TO the of boots and shoes Cloth Tor table,
ino and stand covers Floor CLOTH flexible tubes,
snnts fire buckets mail bags water-baGs, portnan-
seans satches &c Harness and all tho appurenances
nbs,e for oiled silk ladies' dresses, tobacco wallets,
poc ket aets cloth for awnings and all similar purposes,
substitute for patent leather applicable to all tho pur-
noses for which the glazed goods used IL being
pa red alter a method discovered by the advertiser.
No patents been granted under the United States up
tho present me and none can be- whereby the public
will prevented from enjoying tho roe of Gua Fer
cha, as laws do not allow patents Tor monopoly OF
natural products for applications not INVOLVING novelty
the process and the ordinary process OF making noa
rubber is found just pied 10 Gnita Peroha Every a
ce which is made Of India rubber will BE- mrnlsnea
order from Gutta Percha which i. really ana PI0PoV'
species of rubber, by HOHACE n. DA,ss
Manufacturer OF India-rubber and Gutta rercvva,,
q Corlandt street, rev fotA
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Feb 7-if2aw

DUFF GREEN AND BEN E' 0.s"'
nsss~~ss,s ..a Corssaizers-st-LISWs
Omes ON street the 1yssswy DsZas ~ - A..
WILL give prompt attention 70 or bsfors Conrress
and also TO cases in The Of the District aad In the s
,e.n T. Green Washington city Ysssg paid
Nov l6-H .s
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r ORD Campbsl's Lives Of the Lord Chanosllsrs
IL com peted-The 4th and 9Th volumes OF the Lives OF
the Lord Chanceors and Keepers of the Gsat Seal of Eng
land, by John Lord Campbell, this day received.
Feb II r. TAYLOR.
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CODEYs LADY's BOOK Is the naEazias Of shs
u country universally pronounced by the whole
Godey's Lady's Book, and Family lMagazims, oila
has now in course of publication new novel by Miss
de. Evesy new subscriber to the tadys Book will
the whole Of this novel without extra charge and
copy of the Lady's Dollar Newspaper one year.
Contributions by the best authors Of this country araoo
the pages of
Godeys Lady's Book
which contains IA pages yearly than tho Now York
Our engravings by far exceed those OF the other maya
zines both in number and quay-we giving some sgh-
teen or twenty while other magazines give only threc
four-besides unrivaled and unapproachable
Godey's Messotint Engrauings,
by the best engraver in this whom would
be rivals have in van by large Offers endeavored to buy
Godeys Authentic Colortd Fashions.
This work long been held by the fashionable world
the only upon which the reality of the fashions is
unquestioned
Godey's Crochet-oork, for the Ladi,s,
given regularly every month with engavngs and copous
illustrations This feature alone, to the domestic circle is
worth the price OF the book.
Godey's Model Cottages.
We could fill up two columns of this paper with news
paper notices, and private letters commendaory Of this
we mention that other publications have adopted plan
which is always the case with everything we originate.
Godey's Original Music.
II is usual with magazines to slur this feature,
but pay particular attention, giving original music
and printed separately from the book on tinted paper
The subscriber has published Ladys Book for nine
years. and Ire has yet to receive the first Information
of his having disappointed the public in anything that he
has promised He is the pioneer Of this species of publ
cation all magazines that have been started since
copied from his in every particular except its excellence
Terms
One copy, year, which includes all Of Miss Less
Novel OF "Ameia," and the Lady's Dollar Newspaper,
novel IS 90
Two copies, without the paper 800
One copy of the Ladys Book and two copies OF the
Saturday Evening Post u
Five copies, one year, and copy to tho person
sending the club W
COPY of the Lady's Book the Lady's Dollar Newsps
per will be any rs specimen, who will pay
postage the request. Address .,x,
Mar I4-3t Il3 Chesnut street, fhiladelphia
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LEr'-A house completely and elegantly fin. n;s,.d
ana most elgibly situated in tho First Ward
Bank. f' ' VI mo metropolis
Dot % 4
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Ira FOR RENT, commodious dwelling-house on
EGiJ Pennsylvania avenue, in the row known as the
ELL :" Sir Bn,ldags." This house has been thoroughly
repaired from cellar garret.-Price $3.50 per year.
Enquire the Union Office.