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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-02

THE S>IsGs BANKS OF MAssAeHusETTs.-1n lslo, the
number of depostor In the Savings Banks of Massaehu
sett amounted to 81 l70 and the amount Deposited to
s5s19553 Fromtha time the increase has been steady
until 1867 when the number Of depositors amounted to
OF 355 and the amount deposited to s4ol oI In 1910
the number of depostors in twenty of the whole
population at Sl55 average each In 1850 the depostor
in twelve at s17g each the savings were in
1910 IS average for the whole population and in 1850
SIS average The small savings had nearly doubled
themselves In 1852 the depotors one in eleven Of
the whole population and the deposits average SIS per
head of the whole popuatonan increase of So head
in two years The highest average and most numerous
deposors in proportion to the population are in oca
tiens where fishing and ther pursuits abound. --
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WAB.dSH RIFER.

VIII leave FRIDAY, February ! at o'clock
EyOR WABASH RIVER.-The fine s- -
q steamer sILAS WRIGHT, Coolidge, mus LES6{rsftf7-
receiving freight, and will leave above
For freight apply board or to
Rial t.l,llf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-02

ssnor Dtz the Distinguished conjuror, has lately re-
ceye1 fortune by Inheritance from Germany where he
hnz relatiyes.t The amount of Sl0.o19
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-02

lrtN 80 $50
Falsr Alarms .149 False Alarms ......,... rs
Total Of Depn 4 100 Total cost Of Bepnt S64 62s
Loss Of Property s6sI0ao Loss of Property. sss6lo1
This shows that, while Cincinnati has had 1872 fewer
fires actually she has had 73 false alarms than Bos
ton that while the Fire Department OF Boston, with
her $4,000 additional souls has cet Ss52S less than that
Of Cincinnati property has been sacrificed in CINCINNATI
to the extent Of S307 ,s93 more than in Boston y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-02

A PAID EiRE DEPARriEsT CiScISsATI,-The life
members ofthe Independent Fire Company Of Cincinnati
have interesting report in favor of establishing
paid Fire partment in that city, like the now in
successful operation in Boston They contend that the
system proposed would not only be economical
and serviceabe but be the OF putting end to
the ny dsgraceful riots and breaches of the peace
growing out Of the present system The Cincinnati Com
mercial, referring to that report says
Boston is city possessing much greater risks from fire
than ours only account Of heionger period dur
ing which vigorous climate renders fires
sary; but owing to the compact in which it is
built the increased height Of the buildings and the
of the streets which much less thar
rendering buildings consequently liable K
destruction 1t has besides population of 23o0
souls than that of Cincinnati In spite OF all thes
disadvantages the statistics of the report distinctly show
in a comparison of the Fire Departments Of Cincinnati
and Boston, during the past year that the latter has h
advantage of us to very serious extent The following
classification will put the matter clearly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-02

Will leave WEDNESDAY February .. ! oelock. p 81.
E5OR ST LOUIS, CAIRO, HICK- gg
a. siAN, MEMPHIS al landings
llesaHr Louis Packet CATARACT-The z.szz=szz&
la4 stdraugh Passenger steamer CATARACT, Capt b. At
rpu receiving freight will leave above. For freight
II WHITE & BUCHANAN 81 Fatoa street.
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OU.ACHIT.H RTPER.

VIII leave WEDNESDAY February 2 at I9 o'So5k
q TOR CAMDEN, N,CHAMPAGN0LE, Ng -
WILMINGTON, CoLu AiBIA and all interme 5fssl
lite atdings Ouaohits RiverRegular Ouachta
f tssefhe and swift running packet steane
STORM Capt SwIer Will leave freight
having good aceOulIn0la apply Q
fe2 SMITH FIMlSTER, ~ Poydras street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-02

IOR BOSroN-Rerular Line Of rack- :.

Il es.-Ths r4srt uAlp SHNpNl, Captain Grow ~ kskA
having nearly Rli teT ausag- v atu lHf i'nte ts
patch. For aiaure Ol tlsll pr1 MS oa hoard or to
i.g o,tDE5E ". HfSaOS, 80 t'tnp littJ,
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WI law W.HNFsUtlI TeVf14Fg :. n 9ITo-k Z. y.
ETOB ST LOUIS.--The splendid r- =
u passenger ssn1Hr GATNRACT, 3. Abe Lsll1n - ~
.,.. ~, D. sfu5ds Hui
afFll. fUrfr-f4. uas-ag4. apply
III ROGERS, 81 tsCutE x co. Is PeY.!ras st-e,i.
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VOLUME V.
STEAMBOATS,.
OHIO RIVER.

win lgave wEDsEsDAY Y FehruaIy ?, at O'clock
ETOR LOUISVILLE, EvANsyllLE IT, n
W. HENDERSON, MouST VERNON S5AW L~fissfssss ~ 20
s' ma t rafng fisengar steamer II. VI W RtI aT,J u.
u ta.t4f 4 foes m -tviE9 hel, sld pi saye shove
pt having vefg Hepafof hud erh' h1"I
tlstEsBY 4 lIACAUL ~. g5 Tchouriouigs street,
- i. rocua rg crgtged aIpeaon a. the ohe q the
Arsrf.,.r fs5
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-01

HONEY BEES. The Albany Cultivator
has an interesting article on honey bees, from
the pen Of distinguished professor. from
which we quote the following paragraph;
"Many-nearly every body-suppose that
the bee culls honey from tho nectar of the flow
ers. and simply carries it 10 its cell IN che hive:
This is not correct The nectar it collects
from the flower is porionef its food or drink;
the honey il deposites in its cell is secretion
from its mellifc or honey secretng glands, IA
na!ogous TO the mik-secreting gland Of the
COW and other animas) If they were the
mere collectors and transporters ofhoney from
the flowers 10 the honey comb, then we would
have the comb frequently filed with molasses,
whenever the bees have fed at the molasses
hogshead. The honey.bag inthe bee performs
the same functions the cows bag or udder,
merely receiving the honey from the secreting
glands, and retaining it until proper opportu-
nity presents for its being deposited in its ap-
propriate storehouse, The honey comb Anoth-
or error is that the bee collects pollen from the
flowers accidentally, while it is in search OF
honey. Quite the contrary Is the TACT. Ihe
bee while in search Of nectar or honey as 1t Is
improperly called, does not collect pollen 1t
poes in search ofpollen spec laly, and also Tor
nectar. When the pollen of the flower Is ripe,
and fit forthe use OF the bee, there Is no nectar;
when there is nectar there is no pollen fit for
its use in the flower.
1t is generally supposed, also, that the bee
collects tho wax from which, 1t constructs its
comb, from some vegetable substance. This
is also an error The wax is secretion from
its body, as the honey is;and it makes its ap-
pearancc in small scales or fakes, or under the
rings f,he belly ,and is taken thence by other
bees, rendered plastic by mixture with the sa- va
Iva of the bees mouths, and laid on the waiis
of the cell with the tongue very much IN Tue
way plasterer uses his trowel
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NUMBER Isl.
Gbe paiIp t1irainiall.
Fiowers i'm Palestine.

Lord Nugent, in recent work of travel,
thus speaks of the Flowers of Palestine:
"Our way lay over high bank to the north
westward, shaded by grove of ancient olive
and oak trees, and commanding a splendid
view Of Nablous and the country beyond.
Thence we decended rapidly into a white
valley, proceeding for an hour along lanes
tlanked on each side with gardens of mulberry
and fig.
The richness ofthe whole valley is hardly
TO be described Between the gardens and the
road the margin is lined with natural and
abundant growth Of aromatic bay trees of
great size, and pomegranates and medlars in
full bloom thus early in the year. In many
places they overarch the road for some dis
tance. Bright streams and fountains gush
forth on all sides TO join in wide and rapid
stream that flows westward, in the opposite
direction from those on the other side of the
heights we had just left. This is the "Vale of
Many Waters" and we had passed the boun-
Diary which divides their course.
"ln quarter Of an hours further the village
of Beitwaden was on our left; and now, turn
ing more To- the north. we mounted ridge of
low hills, where tillage and garden culture
cease, and the soil is no longer deep enough
for The growth Of trees; but the stony ground is
covered with rangnculus, anemone, and luplne
ofu great size and dazzling brightness of blue
and white.
"Three hours and half rook us to the foot
Of the mountain range which parts this vale
from that Of the kishon. On both sides Of the
track along which they goncd the top lowered
the grey stems of lofty trees. whose foliage
quiycred against the clear blue heaven IN ma
ny places almost closed over our heads. 1t
was much the same sort of scenery as that
through which we had passed on our ride to
Tabor. But the ash mingling with the oak
here gave il more tho character Of the finest
English greenwood than Of part Of Whittlebury
or the New Forest.
ALAS, for the little wild flowers { f England
thathcre aud there peep forth and sparkle a.
mong the bramble of the thicket, or cluster in
lunches far apart from the short turf of the
open grove, when compared with the blaze of
the rich ranunculus, ancmone, and gaudy iris,
carpeiing the green sward Of Palestine, and
the cyclamon that absolutely perfumes tho air
far around Yet one principle of gladnoss is
wanting in these lands, TO which the classical
and sacred writers were not nsenslble in their
descriptions Of the charm of woodland scene-
ry but which IS never enjoyed here in the
measure III which it abounds IN our northern
countres--tle song Of birds. Nothing is to
be seen moving in these shades but here and
there tho ma iesIic crane stalking between the
holes Of the trees; nothing heard but the rus
lie Of the kite and vuture, when no bursts
from among the boughs and flies screaming
TO the skies. And these but bespeak the deep
loneliness which for a moment they disturb to
leave it without living thing to be seen or
living sound to break the silence Of your soli-
tary path
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-01
SAUNDERS, &1RBY.
lFE INsEIIsANCN.-LYNOmDURG


IL HOSE AND : IRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
A HOME INSi fUTiON-fhis Conp0ny makes
lnsuranecs against loss dnfg ge by Fire, Dwelling
on Furniture, Goods, Wnrc5 aud Merchandise gene.
rally and country, on The most favorable terms:
Also makes nsurauces the iyes oi nll persons en-.
joying good health and Of sound constitutions {oxcePt
such has are engaged in wor Rail oud Cnnnls, and
employment fol the whole duration
20 life. orfor limited period.
Slaves employed in ordinary occupation, (nol an Rail
Roads, Canals, other extra public worh,) will be
insured on reasonable terms.
BOARD DIRECTORS
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President.
d. Z. e. PETERS, Vice Pres'l.
S. DIrGUID, Chiet Engineer.
'9Hos. o. AcRfE, Gro. " YAFcEY,
JAS. NJ. CoBBs. JoHS A. LiGGAr.
u tRTlN uOILfNS, Ttcasuger,
NJ. W d vfSF.uT, .Sec'y,
Dr. =, II. GlImcr, ! ,5..,;..., ~, ...
DR.. Wm. Otwuy Owen, 5
.Iu1V9I.Is
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DAILY YIRGINIAN.
Gerry & SHIELDS, Prorjetore.
.E-sEHZnNS.

@ VIZ lIVIAS IS published daily At So aud semi weekly al
,n,n ia I'D vance No subscription is taken for shorter
han six months; and paper discontinued except al
Of the Propretors until all arrearages shall have
inserted for 80 cents per square. (or
fF frm insertion, and y cts. for eycry tuter
a5ats~ o insertions Is not marked on the Ms, il
rlered out. and char=e1 accordingly
.l1 ia das are:-far the privilege of two squares
aiwcekly SO; for square, daily s35. semiweeiy
inner form, daily go =eni-weekly $50. Every yearly
rr viii required 20 epnne his advertising his par
f fe of busnr md If he exceed tn space stipulated for
,sf.I he charged ly for III exec.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-01

The editor of western paper announces
the marriage of a Mr.. Henry Bill to Miss Ma
rv Snail. and thinks the law which prohibits
lie ;ssne ofsmall bills will be violated.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-01
DR. JOHNSTON

Member of the Royal College Of Surgeons, London,
Graduate from the most eminent Colleges of he
United States aud the greater part Of whose life has
been spent iuthe Hospitals of London Paris, Philadel-
phia and elsewhere, has effected Of the most
onishing cures that ever known Many troubled
with ringing in the and head when asleep, great
a,ryousness, being alarmed sudden sounds, and
ulsbulness, with frequent bushng, attended, some
lines, with Ierangemcnt ofmind, were cured immedi
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= WHH. EErVNVECElN son, p

49, w VI. E-EEKNVEGEH ~ SON, Ftop,ietors
.isl o(He IP1SHiNGYON norm, LyHehb1vg.
Va, have tie pleasure announcing that this House
is open under their management for the Hccommo-
dation OF the public The repairs and relling Of the
establishment recently made by the rropetors, enaLc
them ofer additional comforts and eonycnicncrs to
their porons-fufthcr Improvements arc however in
progress, which, when completed, will render THE
WASHING on. in oll essentiul pnrticaurH, Of
the first Hocl- IN Nginin and 10 this end the proprie
give that their best energies shull be di
rcctcd.
The immednte management of the estRblishmont Is
under the control of William Lctwic the senior part
His long experience in this line at business will
qualify him, he trusts, to give the most acceptable nc
commodaon to atl who may favor the house with thcir
patronage The corps o servants attached to the cstab
shment will be found inferior none in the Smte; and
in the of Whatever the market surround
ing Country may afford make its Table Bar md Sta
bIcs uncxceptonable pains expense will be rc.
gardcl.
The thanks ofthc proprcrors arc due, aud gratefully
rendercdor the generous patronage their House has nj
ready received.
iuft 2.ta
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zSDAY MORNING. FEB,
RAILROADS, sc.
vLrsinln a Temmessee Rnilroad

Virginia Al Tennessee RailrOad
Il -... So .-.s.s -,s ,l..,.i7
n& ND AFTER Monday 25th January, 1853.
> 1.te Mail and regular Passenger Train will lclye
Lynelarg doily, sundays excepted ar q, ock A NJ,
and arf5se at Salem at 10 o'clock, A NJ. Returning
will lcase Salem At q o'clock NJ, and arrive in
Lyncb5re al 54 o'clock M-stoppng, going aud rctur-
ming H The foowg places only Forest Depot Goodies $,
Liberty, Oak Mulga Buford' s Bousneks B Lick, and
salem There will be Freight Train leaving Salem
daily, Sundays excepted nt 65 O'Clock, A NJ, aud one
enyine lynchbnrg at ID o'clock, NJ. 10 each pass
engtt car will be attached Thesctrains viii stop for
freight and passengers lIilscys Cnys Forest De-
pot Gooles. Lowry's Liberty, Oal, M"ga, Bufurds.
Bonsacl,' s, Gishs Mill Big Licl, aud Salem.
Sla's+ travelling by themselves either train must
be turI# -hed with two passes that can he reuin-
ed ia to olcc, and il must be expressly stHted the
pass, MT they are permitted to go the Free
negroc must obtain tickets before starring o the tic
ngent To whom they must produce satisfactory evidence
Of lheiJ freedom.
THOS SHARP.
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1EvO FAsMGRs AND PLAATEsis'-

Il JUU Uu.lcT4 nrW CIOyrract'
50 do Timeihy do.
100 tons ground ploscr
80 do Peruvian Guano.
Tie undersigned have Just received the above nnd
can offer greht Inducements hshuy house IN tbs mor
.e nnd viii nuke tie interest of all in cali
before purchasing as their grass seed bought before
the recent advance
ian l0-ifts SAUNDERS, &]RBY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-01
2 fresh and Genuine Drugs.

sz12 FRESH and Genuine Drugs, erEQ
~ MEDICINES, &c.--The Subscribers now ~
e - receiving his entire supply of EoglshFrench ~
ana American Drugs, Ae9jcnes ami Chemcais Pai'sts,
MS, Varnilles and Dressings.
Cloth, Hair Flesh, Tooth. and Nail brushes Surgi.
caiinsruments, fine and cbacc Perumery aad Fancy
'2odsi great variety of Soaps for shaving and the
'et Pom,des, &c, &C. together with all the popular
4en Me eines. His stock embraces almost every ar.
uee usually found in Drug Store. The goods have
raen recently selected with care in the Northern and
Ma tern cities and may be relied upon represented
those wanting articles in the above line, invited
70 Gull As he is prepared to offer inducements for their
patronage JOHN II. SEAY, Druggists.
Prescriptions for Physicians and families. attended
Ia at all times with ncntness and accuracy. J II )
nov 27-fs
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X. X. r..
4 MIRAGLE - DENDEE1, III

"A Read the llnWinp letter from A. s. Ilhllisfer, esq:
"A few weeks since, man in our village suffered
wa severe attack of rhcumnlsm, aud was III consant
pnin for two days X. H. Il. recommended aud
implied In less thau Two hours he free from pain,
and enjoyed pleasant sleep. For all ain' we find It
nu instant remedy It cures sick hena-arhs neuralgia
ysentery chls and fever and all the other complaints
put down in the advert -emrut. Our physcians use IT,
and endorscits quick and valuable properties.
5. HOLLISTER, Dundee, Cook, Go. Ill.
n. B.-Rndway's Ready Relief, cures the lame, stih
ointed rheumatic, md neuralgc sufferers 1t instant-
ly stops pain.
Every day We receive intelligence Of the quick Ell ca
cy of X. h Relief, in stopping puin and removing its
cause. 1t Rheumatism and Diarrhma. 1t cures
Neuralgia and Chill Fever. 1t Cholera, alays
Group. aud Spasms Sick Headache and footh-Ache-
1t neutraizes posons and acids renders Malaria harm'
less nfuses health and life into the cold and chilly blood
It rcfreshcs and invsorats 1t acts upon the nervous
.ysle rendering the nerves strong and Iron proof a.
gainst diseases We do claim that Il IT, RelIet viii
cure all complaints; il prepared to certain disen
esurisng from irritating causes all rheumatic, neural
,c Nervous and Nlaarous Diseases, all acute Pans 1t
viii Instantly stop and quickly remove IT'S cause.
For Diseases arising from BAD BLOOD.
r. II. r.. No. ..
Foul and Corrupt IIumors, thick and bad Blood
Sores Of all kinds Salt Rheum, Scrofna, NJ. Ffus
Dance Chronic Diseases and all diseased deposits are
quickly removed ~ the use OF Radwys hehoVatihg
Rcsoyent. 1t Is powerful, searching apd pleasant ana
one dose will produce wonderful elect IL Is GER
tain cure for all humors. Price 81.
RADWAY, 81 CO.,
riao9w3n1 l62 Fulton street, opposite ST. PauPs
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IOSEpaG III. WILSON
CARD.
JONES 81 ssAEsXYOOEo,

N1NUFACTUHIRS OF FIRNIIIRE
MAIN sTEEE, RIcHEoND, VA.
Opposite Exchange Bank Sept 2i-d2cts
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w~vr-
y IS,
,UxE CURE!-B4AT5MORE LoCk

- f lass Of roo,,ic po,c,ys pm,
INNS Diseqse of me KtlRegs A6eelions Of N,
T., rsr,,l y,se AMI SIM CouStitujio0al Dej3Atu
"a II tboe borrid affections arising from certain in
.,, '' s ma n,atter whether from intempernnce
...'se'o'' 5t ~ irits a., a,, th,.. ,a,,sa
'"7 'e ri VOTING MEN
H. III H., ho.,ro, ,b. sictit,s ,r ayn ,,r,,,i
A. b.. ,,bot countless Numbers of penerons and
Lrt boi,gs bnvc boen syent to,,ofin,l, ton,bs
IS ] ,a, oftl,s most tevalted tajentsand
b@t lne1eols VINO ,snt nave enlo"e,
t' - = -, tl, Ii,;no I,,,,
,gg rr,, a,,,7 ~. bo &, Having m, oI,
nose 'ii'' ll s ,ao, "'' -,
f'e''s s'o''" my np '-Il1i} I0i}} TlIifoT
b. III. ad inI, pinsit ,,o H,od
o.-rSibt -, 6 tI,.n,,Ia. p,,o, pol,i,a,io,,
- ~. " r. - Ii,aLfIi,, Doronge
w., f rbo niJsstive Frnctio,s Ga,aral Debilitv.
- . - e.
" cleI T,9 ~ .l : ar, ,,,cI
t''1,'g 1gg IL - = - C,,f,;,,, r tJ, D.
~ 02' - $50; g r nj A,..i ,f
'sso" 81 '''s ~ = ~
nole'9 'l,. - - .'o''''''' '
LfSole ot 'e e(,1T ,, y,
"a, ooo6a ED5tt y At g,I,tDEE ST Eot s;de
- inIIS STnnS ,99DE u \ prIrT1I An :, Oh
,i TAME - - SIIaIpFP 800, i,3 ,i.tLe a
- ''' '-A'i1 anu - 49, -
~. 'W1iiGg9EwAppANTrDor CHARGE MADE
- ~ ~ 1Iti or = IN l." I'D.
I: ,.g M II;, ,,,sf,,e ,,rocti,o ia :,
- a -, - , H. be = ;lo,,nI,, ,ronar siciap
=, ,l
'iF' " mp foII1GT0N
,rl. r H. r.I - ~, ~ S,,r,oons Tondon
ca lYata r,,, o, ,6 ,,s7 eminent CIIcocs of M,
r,ed State md rho greater ,,rt ef whose life has
HON snent i,tbe uosnitals or Lnadou Paris Phiade
i, and asewba,a, has effected some of the nost as
,nisdino cures that were ever known Many troubled
with r1oinp in the ears and head when asleep, great
,..ry,psoess heinz alarmed at sudden sounds, and
r,sbfllopss with frequent blushing attended, some
lines with ,lerapaemcnt of mind were cured mlnedi
preIv
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
P,rcns and Guardians are often nised with re spect
tae cause or source Of disease in their sons and W
~ - r.,, d tbay a.cribe Ia other causes the
yatng or the frpnoe Palnntiop of the Heart Dyspep.
.is Tnlfgestio, deranoencut of the Nrrvou. system
Colob 1u1 Svnntoms OF CONSUMPTION, also those Sc
inns Mental aae.fs sDch as loss Of Mem nv Depres-
si,o of Spirits or pecalial fits of MelancLov when
rIn ruth il they have been caused by INDUCING in
Paic,ls but alIoring practices destructive to both
B5lv and Mind Thus are swept from existence thou
.gHi who miabt have been of use to their Country
pleasure tn fheir friend. and ornaments to Society
DR. JOHNSTON'S INVIGORATIVE REMEDY FOR
ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
This grand and important Remed, has restored
strength and vigor to thousands of the most debilita ed
individuals ,no1y who had lostall hepes and been n
lanaoned to die By its complete invgoration of the
Nervous system. the whole faculties become restored
Ia tbair nroner nower and functions. and the fallen
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-01

Art sappl0ptiaie l0lhe First CIasS.-3oNes oi iH's'
lonuct- u furniture
Arliees aUpyolr7qle 10 Sceoad Ci1ss-Boxes, boles
# fdrvraods feathers hoes, nddlery glass, paints oils,
hug AID ufrctiourry.
An. ap,9oDyiatejo Tljrd Ciass.-Nitgina domes'
ics 81 A. coffee liquor, bagging rope butter, cheese,
tobacco, leather, hides cotton yarns, cop
,er tin sucet iron hollow queenswafc, castings,
hardware marble (lrcsscd,) aud other heavy articles not
numeratcd in special OF fourth class rn1cs
Artr. appropriate IN lae Fo1,fh Claas Flour tn
ncksA rcc pork beet fish lard tallo~ aud bacon, (n
asks boxes sucks. beesgaH, bales Of rags ginseng
ud dIad fruit bar iron, narb e. (uudressed) mill and