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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-01
CON G R ESS
From the Baltimore Clipper.
Washington, Jan. 70. lc4'
SEN ATE


SENATE.
Mr. Calhoun having sufficiently recovered from his re
cent sickness was in his seat to-day.
The civil and diplomatic appropriation bill. from the
House. was referred.
On motion of Mr.. Yuee. the committee on public
lands was instructed inquire into the proPety Of edu
cnr the minimum price Of fine lands.
After some unmportant business, Mr. Douglass called
up the bill for the admission of California into the Union
State.
The substitute, previously submitted BY Mr. Douglass
was accepted in place Of the original bill.
Mr. Butler desired to have the bill referred TO the Jul
dietary committee out yielded allow :hs suggestions
% amendments.
Messrs Iuney and vooe desret % sui'.t amend
Iaents.
Mr.. Clayton wished Every SENATOR might have On oP-
poriunty to subnt amendments; but, az i was known
mat the Judiciary committee va. opposed 8 the main
feature D. .he BILL should be referred to seecs CON.
mtjee.
After some debate The subject. 'nVlon of Nir Doug
ls.s was referred to a select committee OF seven.
The bill regulating and reducing pUsIage on let;eTs,
Sc, taken up.
An amendment pending. regulating the transmission of
newspapers Nr Allen spoke At length in favor OF giving
the eest circulation the issue Of the pres;
and denounced the mail system as merc scheme
ofepeculaon By the capitalists Of New York.
Nix. Niles briefly responded and the Senate Adjourned
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may IJ entire justice tJ then:
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QUO l3ll by, uice Noo., nJv on hand. b.rgain vii
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Egi~i1c4. Cash Prices

I .9rt.- MIn.Ins> .iaIa PIaids ana Dress silks Grea
bargains DC had n these ~'ots ~ calling m
: IS PLIERS y SIlGLLR.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-14
Just received by Steamer Du

DED Screws, Iron tabl lie and Tea Spoons
ID Table and Tea Spoons, AIDES Ok, n
trace and halter chains, augcrs, hand and 50
claw hammers, steel hoes, frying pans; butcJ
pocket, and table knives, sheep shears, seiS
shears socket, turning, mortice, and irmc
plane irons, hand saw, mill saw, half round
files, horse rasps, saddlers' tacks, webbing a
ing web, door, Norfolk latchcs, needles, Je1
shoe punches, nail and spike gimlcts, roller
ness buckles, trunk, chest, cupboard, pad, q
and door locks; gents and ladies' stirrups, twl
brass bride bits, plow lines and bed cords, vo >
pocket, horn and shell combs, razors, knhtl
razor strops, backing, shoe, horse tooth, hair,
white wash, and crumb brushes tenon, hand,
and mill saws, waite keys, letter, writing
ping paper, mkt pound and paper pins,
small axes, chopping and broa d axes, dTawin5
candle sticks, bonnet boards, fish hooks and
tai vest and coat buttons, lasting and horn
vest, pant, shirt aud ladies buttons, steel pen
and tongs, Harmonious, marbles, gun .
cylinders, steel beads, violin strings, steel
squares, smoothing, jack, jointcr, match,
sash and eopes, and plow planes, toilet avs
glasses, percussion caps, coffee mills ser
and grain scythes, cut and horse shoe nSis'
rope, screw plates, anvils, Sc.-CheelP2, lP2,Dp Ie
produce. f. B. BlSioI
Van Buren,, May 10, lS49.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-14
Canchalagua Triumphant
Fresh Groceries.

ENHE subscriber begs leave to acquaiu
IL friends and customers, tha. he is n
large additions 10 his extensive stock
Groceries, at The old stand Of Austin & c
the river bank, opposite the Steam Boat
to which he invites the attention of par
being satisfied that he can sell as low al
er establishment, for Cash or Country
His stock now consists in part of
700 sacks salt 80 kegs naiIs
100 =" coffee 1000 lbs lead
200 bbls and half bbIs 20 kegs powl
Whiskey 20 boxes ,obi
ID hhds sugar 20 " soa{
Is bbls moasses 10 Gunpou
10 " loaf sugar 10 =" Starch
$4,000 lbs iron assorted 30 {" boots an
300 plough moulds 200 los sole 10
1000 lbs castings, ass'd 80 sides uppe
100 sets wagon boxes & doz painted
500 lbs cast steel, En- 3 sacks pen
glish, Blister, German, 4" ging(
and American do. bales dom
Together with OK chains, log chains,
chains, tin ware, queensware, and sad
Also q few articles in the Dry Good
many others too numerous to mentiod
which he will be happy to show to th>
may honor him with call.
GEORGE AUa
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-14

THE undersigned. having purchased the subscrip-
ton list and good will OF the UNION MAGAZINE of New
YORK. purpose removing the office of Publication to
lIhtlade pkla. and commencing with the number of
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-14
Snuff! Snuff !NSnuf!l,
Invaluable Family Compani

SIX Lectures on Causes, Prevention q
Nof Consumption, Asthma, DISEASES
Heart, and all Female Diseases. 23f page
cravings. Paper so cts; bound IS cts Nd
part-postage l-2 cts.
Shoulder Braces and Chest Expanders, s2.9
any part, so cts. postage. lnhalng Tubess
perfect, So to SO, for all Ruptures, hni1
Bowels and Womb, and Weak Back, and n
by Express everywhere. For Braces or Sd
or Rupture Supporters, give height from Aea1
and circumference of person next the surf
above tie hips. If Rupture, mention vi
Agents wanted for the sale of the above 20
dress DR.. S. S. FITCf
7O7 Broadway, New York, pod
Feb "a, 1913. lI-Iy
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-14
Groceries,.

UTOCCTICS.
- ROXES pepper sauce, 10 do tomato ketchup, D do
walnet co. baskets olive oil, 100 boxes fine table
salt 10 do Kentucky mustard, boxes Cayenne pepper
100 lbs salt petre chocolate, mats cinnamon,
keg fresh nutmegs, fine cut chewing tobacco,
10 boxes smoking tobacco, do varegated soap
Reed and for sale by
June IL, '49. SCOTT, WHITE y CO.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-14
SANDY Sarsaparilia,

TNOR TIE removal eAd permanent cure of III
II arising from an hpure state of the blood
bit of the system, namely Scrofula or Kind
Obstinate cutaneous eretions, Pimples or pus
the face, blotches, piles, More eyes, rngworm 4
scaldhead, enlargcmen:Sn pain Of the boi
joints. stubborn ulcers, syohilitic symptoms.
or lumbago, diseases arisiit from an in iudiciou
mercury, ascites or dropsy, md exporure or i'm !
in life also chronic constitutional dsorders'
removed by this PREPARATION For sale at al
store of h. STEVEN
Senfemhcr 40 ISlR L
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

WEDNESDAY,
SENATE. The resolution Of Mr.. Underwood relative
10 the removal of the Tree ccored population from the
country was taken up MessIS. Underwood and Met>
calf Suppo ted the resouuon.
Mr. Haze spoke against The restriction OF the right OF
pettion and against The institution OF Slavery.
Mr. Douglass repealed the impntauon that The North
was at fault IN the slavery agitation.
Mr. Daytun shed the committee TO be left at liberty
TO report not, as they pleased The Comn &c
would not report in favor of the existence OF this power
He hoped the colonization scheme would not be brought
iplo me vortex OF this excitement The COLONIZATION
Socety is phlldnthopio institution, approved both at
the North and the Souh. Do not endaugerlt. He con-
Guided by motion 10 strike out the instructions TO the
Committee, which motion was carried.
Mr. Berren said the object of the petition was no
more nor less than for appropriation tor The emanc-
pauon OF slaves.
Mr. Dickinson moved its indefinite postponement Car
RED
order the vote to reconsider the vote passing Gotts sIa-
yery resolution which had been postponed 10 hls day.
The roll vas called, when III members answered 10
their names. a., W..
yorh ,ook the floor but give way 10 MessrS Stuart OF
AIichipan aud Lincoln OF Illinois, TO offer amendments.
Mr. Nc Lane asked MIR Wentworth il he would allow
the members from Maryland on both sides TO ne hearo
on this question: before taking the question 10 lay the
,noon 10 reconsider on the atle. MIR W. refused, ana
moved TO Law the question 10 reconsider on Inc taDe.
The vote was taken BY yeas and nays, ana decided IN
the negative.
Mr. McLane then addressed the House warmly aganist
;,.non and aoaitatots He said he would vote Tor
law prohibiting The slave trade IN the DISTRICT or mat
would be tan,amount 10 abollshlng slavery hecon,
sdercd the duty OF Congress to be 10 execute municipal
or police power over tue District
MIR Smith of Indiana followed. congress no s say
had no right 10 inter ere with the slave atc N Inc DIS
trct. o.,.,o
MIR Gddings asked him if he wished to continue
slavery The Dntrcl; 10 which be iePlleo u'd' ms
A II H. DIV fn
time come aud said he was opposed to leaving .ie
matter either The free slave negroes OF me D'sA
trict.
After several other Intellectual motions, lie question
was postponed and the House adjourned
" We give the Gevernor's Address entire. lis
length prevents such notice Of ii as we should ike "
give. Wi h some ,rfing exceptio $, it's ipproprae
an sa, sfaclory document, and like all OF Gov Brgis
Addresses, is very well WI item.
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General intelligence and Agency Office

THE undersigned having the license required has OPEN
ed an office of the above description, at No. 255
MAIN STREET, near the of Main and Mechanic
Street Places procured for those in of employs
ment OF any hind-and help obtained for families ind-
viduals who may wish to hire
The subscriber will also receive applications m those
who may wish to hire or let Tenements buy or sell
Real Estate, or any other kind of property.
The object Of the enterprise is 10 establish an Office
where any species of business that may he by
Inc agency OF third person will be promptly and faith
fully attended 10.
The Office will be open at all hours. from O'Clock AM.
10 r NJ, and all charges fer services performed will
such as cannot fail 10 satisfy customers.
Dec e. dSm R. P. MCELWAIN.
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Messengers Notice.

WORCESTER, SIS. January g. 1913.
HENRY CHAPLIN, Esq., Commissioner OF Insolvency,
Il for the County of Worcester, has this day issued
Warrant against the Estate of JOSEPH DAMON, of
O9kham, in said County, husbandman, an insolvent
debtor, and the payment of debts, the delivery
OF any property belonging to the said debtor to him
or Tor his use and the transfer of any property by him.
are forbidden by law
The first meeting of the creditors OF said debtor will
he held at the office Of said Commissioner in Worcester
in said County, on the tOenty fourth day of Jonuarv
anstGt, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, the proof
OF debts and the choice OF assignee assgnees Of his
Estate
Il0dw3 j. DAY, D. e., Messenger
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SEVERE WEATHER change in the weather took
place on Tuesday night and on Wednesday morning
the thermometer stood al but deg above Ii did
not rise above 10 in fair exposure in The shade, during
the day. At ii O'Clock in the evening it vas below
zero, aud yesterday morning sunrise II was below
At the hospital told that it fell to 10 below,
responding exactly with the day of the month las
year. The severity of the weather considerably
aggravated by fresh breeze from the norlh~west
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Messengers Notice.

WORCESTER, SIS January IL, 1s49.
II ENRY CHAPLIN ESQ., Commissioner Of Insolvency
for the County of Worcester, has this day issued
warrant against the Estate of CHARLES E. PRICE, of
Worcester, in said County, machinest an insolyent
debtor, and the payment of any debts the delivery
OF my property belonging said nsoven1 debtor to
him forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors of said debtor will
be held at the office of said Commissioner, in Worcester
IN said County, on the toenty fifth dag Of January inst
At ten O'Clock in the forenoon the proof OF debts and
the choice of assignee assignees of his Estate
Jl2dw3 GEO. JONES, D. S., Messenger
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Treatment Of Consumption and
other Diseases,

NOT CURED BY MEDICINE ALONE.
DIR. s. 8. FitCh'S Shoulder Braces,
MAILING Tubes, and Abdominal Spporters are for
sale by WIN. DARLINGTON, ('' the Deaf and Dumb
Bookseller,~ at Yates Temperance Exchange 81 Main
Street, WoRCEsTER,-A few DAYS trial given
lie also sells DR. Fitc's excellent LECTURES on caus-
es' prevention and cure of Consumption Asthma Dis.
eases OF the Heart and all Female Diseases on The laws
of Longevityj and the best inyigoratpg and
proloHging hte-5000 consumpyes cured in one wear by
following the teachings of this book. He also sells the
FEMALE DOCTOR, PIP. liz price IS cents, exhibiting
the causes symptoms and of the diseases of woman
from the cradle to the grave. Every intelligent woman
should have this valuable work.
perfect and noble chest is the grand basis of all health
and beauty Ha6tuat stopping should be avoided it is
the root of the most obstinate and distressing diseases
STOPPING figure, round shoulders, crooked person.
Sunken chest and OGk body, eectualIy prompt
y remedfed by wearing pair Of FlTCH'S SHOULDER
BRACES, to relieve the chest from The hard pressure of
Inc shoulders by Keeping them behind it, support back
straghten the curved spne the contracted chest
aboshing ali pectora and spinal complaints; by using
Fttca'S SuUer LNHALTNG TUBE, for ex paBdng cleans
ing clearing renovatng, and nVgorating the Lungs
bellows OF the blood thereby quckening the circulation,
Keeping the breathing organs in perfect health lifting the
ribs and breast bone outward, upward and backward,
backward, and forming beautiful large chest aud by
wearing FITCH'S ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS, TO lit
the whole abdomen and bowels upward and backward,
and keep them from pressing into tho pelvis
basket of the hips, thereby strengthening weak voice
dering the spine stronger aboishng chronic diarrha
female diseases, nspation, piles, dyspepsia and all
sinking all gone feeling at the lungs, stomach Sides
iaIr trial OF these highly approved and desirable
struments will satisfy the incredulous more than
one thousand and certificates.
For Braces Supporters give height from head 10 foot
ahd circumference OF person the surface,
the hlps. DIT Jan 8.
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TIE SICK MAN,S FRIEND.

DR.. A. d. GOULETT, son of the celebrated
Indian Doctre>s MRS RICHARDSON, and Reformed PJac
tnioner OF Medicine, having dissolved partnership with
Dr. Provost, of the late firm otDrs Goulett Provost by
mutual consent continues his practice heretofore his
Old Office No. 227 MAIN STREET. lett hand, up stairs,
the Store of c.. G. Clapp.
DIR Goulett in practices nothing bat Vegetable or
Botanic Medcines,-and can be consulted his Office
all hours of the day, from in the morning in the
evening; and all other honrs he be found his
Boarding Place, United States Hotel.
DR. g. takes this occasion tn say that he feels grateful
for the avOrs he has received his friends patrons
in the extensive practice he has enjoyed since his resi-
dence in this city, and he trusts he shall merit connu
their patronage and friendship by his services and
well directed efforts in their BEHALF
Oct l9. DIFF A. n. GOULETT.
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Particular Notice.

THE impression having gone abroad considerable
extent that the subscribers have connection bust
with just ed. in this city bearing
the surname OF of firm, take this opportunity
inform friends and that no inter-
est in the business transactions OF any individual beyond
the limits Store.
We would here take occasion to express gratitude
for the very liberal patronage extended our Establish
ment for the past four by friends and the public
generally, and beg say that efforts the future will
be cherish the good will of all business with u.s.
by being remiss in nothing which will tend their advan
tae either in system of doing business the
chase of Goods.
ofour stock will only say, that shall at all times
keep good assortment of Goods in our line as any
out of the larger Cities and trade being
fined almost exclusively the sale of HOSIERY,
GLOVES, and all The small wares usually kept in Il
First Glass Thread Store, with facilities of buying
awa sfer Cash. do hesitate say that our prices
will be UNIFORMLY LOW
We particularly invite you to continue your patronage
at our Old Established Stand, No. Merchants Row
Jan 10. diff CLARK & SANFORD.
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NOTICE.

TIVE copartnership ofors existing under the firm
/ oC WAsHBURN, MOEN & CO, is dissolved from
this date by mutual consent Either partner is authorized
to sign the name OF the firm in liquidation.
The Iron and Wire business in its various departments
will be continued Ut Quns2amond Village by HENRY S.
WASHBURN. CHARLES WASHBURN
HENRY S. WAsHBURN,
PHILIP L. MOEN.
Worcester, January l, 1919. JI2d3t
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Insurance against Fire {!
T'gae AETNA ErpspErnmce ComDaI


No. So State-st., Hartford, Conn,
mn 4 sound and dcailabLe Capital - $3.50, 900 :.
OFFER their protection against loss smage by fire
~ the citizens of Worcester and its vicinity. II insure
Dwelling Houses and Furniture, Stores and Merchandise
generally, Factories, and Mils the favorable
terms.
centuryits reputation or liberal adjustment, is
prompude in paying losses, well known and esIa.
Iished THOMAS K. BRACE PJesfdewf
SIMEON l.. LOOMS, Secretary.
Hartford, March 6, 945. st
~ Persons desrOus of obtaining insurance the above
Company, referred, for more particulars, to A. Il
BULL0CH, Esq, WALDO BLOCK Worcester, Mass.
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"OUr OF THE FRYING PAN INTO THE FIRE.
The Telegraph attempts to escape ION the consequence
es Of stupid llunder about John p Hale by pretend
ing that the article was written by else and
published acithom examination! Very likely There
two persons who have had the eput Of writing
political editorial for the Telegraph aud as OF them
in Boston, we shall see whether the other will quietly
suffer the blunder to he alhered upon him.
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STOLEN TREASURE UNDER THE SPEAKERS
DESK The huge sum recently stolen rom the Augusta
bank carried into the house IA that city aud
slowed away in the cavity under the speakers desk in
the representatives. hallB In order TO Go this it
only necessary TO take the drawers on one side of
the desk, pile lin The packages OF money, aud replace
the drawers. Ningate made his disclosures TO Gen.
Stanley ex sheriff.
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NOTICE.

TNnE conartnershp heretofore existing under the firm
of /. & WAsnBURN is dissolved from this date,
by mutual consent Either partner authorized sign
the name Of the firm in liquidation,
The Manufacturing of Wire in its various departments
will be continued at the Grove Mil by ICIABOD
WASHBURN. ICHABOD WASHBURN,
CHARLES WASHBURN.
Worcester, January l. 1919. Jlzdst
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POLITICAL ITEMS The ~ Y. Globe hopes Mr.,
Calhoun may be treated with the respect and consdera
ton that due to his character and positoa he all
ways satisfied, provided he only have the supreme
happiness and felicity of passing through sublime,
magnificent, and glorious crisis
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"SHor HIS GRANNY" The Boston Republican
says never could fully realize the idea OF mans
shooting has granny, til it read the Telegraphs article
on John p. Hale. friend Al eIdow says that arti'
Gle afforded the best exemp6caton he has seen, OF
Climbing a mares nesi y
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0-5 The President has Issued Proclamation calling
for extra session of The Senate the 9Th March.
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FOR SALE.

- TNHE subscriber wishing to change his business
fFA offers his place for SALE situated of mile from
ss4A Grafton Common on the main road that leads to
Westborough consisting Of good House, Shoemaker's
Shop Bart &c. with 3hs OF Of the best of Land
containing choice lot of the best fruit trees
that yield from 90 40 barrels of apples year. besides
peaches, pears cherries various kinds other
desirable frnit pleasaner location be found in
Grafton. Terms made easy TO suit the purchaser.
Jan 6. dw3W ASAHEL FAIRBANKS.
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the Diseases Of Cktidren, viii, h arise from
difficult denton II is fact, that of the Irregular
tes and consequently many the defects the second
set of teeth, cause by msmanagement during the
eruption and before the appearance OF The first teeth
The practice of Dentistry for several years past has
made the principles and process dentition also the
rritaons resulting from it familiar, and therefore APP
propriate department OF practice
Apply at 100 Main Street, or House.
The subscribers have formed coRnexion in the bust
ness of Dentistry, which will be continued the Old
Stand 100 Main Street. II. BLOOD, M. d.
Sept 22-tf C. ID. COOK, NJ. ID.
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CHLOROFoRM,

DR. HARRIS, l54 Main Street, is prepared Extract
Teeth Without PAIN by the this recently discovered
substitute for Ether-CHLoRoFoRM.
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TO PRINTERS.
WANTED

A CLERK OR PARTNER, The advertiser sn,.osd
"A in pleasant business wishes get an assistant or
partner to take charge of the accounts d and make him
self useful III the counting room and Office gentt Ell
man who has at his command $3.50 TO $500 can have an
easy situation, ar salary and BOARD by addressing
Box Post Once, BOSTON, Immediately The applicant
write fair business hand give good reference and
pay his postage, or he will receive attention sss
Boston, Jan 4. a Hts dst