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LOUISVILLE, July 18Th lsiJ.
have examined the list of articles that compose John
Bulls Extract Of SarSapara and have hesitation in
saying that IL is safe aud valuable compound would
prefer any article in usc for the diseases 3rng
fum impure Of the blood tnint Of the stem.
confidently rccommcniit my friends 4, being power
full Extract and that believe will all classes Of
diseases for which it i recommended f used according to
directions. believe !: to be valuable succclaneum to
Mercury Nay, have my doubts whether in the most
violent and protrac.cd of Syphilis accompanied with
Nodes Trorhe in carries Of the boncS whether it ough:
not to succcgl every Other remedy
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RIc,r.Rpsos's. Nov. 81, 1853.

RIcuARDsoS's, Nov 81, 1853.
TN PURSUANCE of the above appointment the
L Books will hc opened at JAMES kcn.nDFoS 8,
ON MONDAY, 2d January next for the suhscrp-
lion of FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, tho
Capital Stock, for building tho above mentioned
road in Shares Of (s2U) Twenty Dollars each.
Five Dollars to he paid each Share subscribed
in Cash. The Books viii he kept open for onr
month. JAS. RICHARDSON, 9
j. G. ALLEN.
GEUGE STROrilER,
JAMES ATTAWAY.
Nov o3 ct 40
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Causi0N.

CautioM.
Persons desiring an article that can be relied upoy
prepared solely from pure JAMAICA GINGER, shout
he particular to ask for Browns Essence Of jana
en- Ginger" which is warranted to be what it is req
resented, and is prepared only at FRED'K BROWN
Drug and Chemical Store, n. f. corner Chetnut anx
Fifth Streets, Philadelphia
Directfn,,s accompany each bottle.
For salsi this fillnse by G. l.. PENN, Agent.
May -Io-
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Z,
EDGEFIELD SALE.
IN EQUITY.
John R;nsfurd. Adm'or of
c. J. Glover, decd. ass...
rS. ---.,
Josiah D. 1'ibbettsy
F. II. Wardaw,
James F. Adams. -
FINDER an Order from the Court of EQUITY
v in this case, nu,ice is hereby given to the
Creditors of c. ]. Glover deed, to come M and
prove their claims before me sny tfmo between;
The present date and the s9th day Of January
next, as after that lime they will not be received
A. ;SlalKINS, c.:E. ED.
Nov IA st 44
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For Clerk.

r. B. BOTkNIGHT,
EDMUND PENN.
1iIOS. G.. BACON.
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For Ordinary.

DAVID BODIE.
JOHN w. SMITH,
II. ~. WRIGHT,
w. f. DuRISOE,
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sENIGHTED IGNORANCE,
THE MARRIED WOMAN'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION,


PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION,
BY DIR. A. NJ. MAURICEAU,
PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN.
One Hundredh Edition. lSms, pp. $50. Price so Cent?
[1E FINE rArER, EXTRA BINDING, 81 90.
First published in lsl7; and it is not
SURPRISING OR WONDERFUL,
Considering that EVERY FEMAL
whether MARRIED OR NOT, Gun here
acquire n full knowledge OF the nn-
tire, character and en- uses OF her
complaints, with the various
symptoms, md THAT nearly
HALF MILLION COPIES
should have been sold. 1t is mpracticablc to con
rey fully the various subccts treated Of, as they
arc of nature strictly intended for tho married,
or those contemplating marriage.
UPWARDS OF ONE HUNDRED THOU.
SAND COPIES
Have been SENT By MAIL within the last few
months.
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]. Is remarkable fact, that among The hundreds Of
eminent physicians who have examined the recipe By which
Bulls SarSaparia is prepared, not has condemned
II. but all approved it, and commend It in the highest
terms Many physicians express thcselvc. strongly in
tho belief that It ia decidedly the best preparation OF Sar
saparilla that has been placed before the public.
Although there many physicians who feel reluctance
to having their names Appended to the recommendation Of
any particular remedy notwithstanding they may approve
yield their support in favor of remedy which they know
Is capable of doing much good in afflicted
muuity As evidence read thc following from old aud
respectable Physicians, OF high standing in the community
In which they live:
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"a DID AT ES. /.

HAMBURG, Oct. 2G, 1853.
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We earnestly invite all persons who suffering with
any - the ills that flesh ia heir to- to call on Dr. John
Bulls agent ana get copy Of Bulls Family journal
GRATIS and for the sake of humanity hope that
single individual will be found unwilling to give Bulls
Sarsaparia after reading, and rec0cctins, at the
tmc that it is impossible for the Doctor TO publish
the tenth part Of the number of certificates OF astounding
performed by his SarSapara The amount of teS-
tiB,ony voluntarily showeed DR.. Bulls Sarsnparilei
from we'll known and distinguished individuals, both in
public and private life. has been perfectly overwhelming
O. DR.. John Bulls Principal Office, west sido Filth
street first door below Aluin, LOUISVILLE, KY.
N:S% Fon rae in this Village, Agency, by G.
L. PENN, Druggist.
Sept 2S' II 81
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CARE LOWEST MARKET
ESaudp
"'"S" 7 NJ. Al RANSOM, AcEsr
HAMBUEG Oct If
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HAMBURG. Nov 81, 1853.
IN PURSUANCE of the above appointment the
i Books will be opened at this place, on MON
DAY. 2nd January next, for the subscription Of
FORTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, the Capital
Stock for building the above mrnti"ncd R"ad-in
Shares Of (S2u) Twenty Dollars each. Five Dol
lars to ic paid on each Share subscribed in Cash.
The Books will be kept open for one week.
j. J. BLACKWOOD, g
ii. 4. kENRlCK,
CHAR. HAMMOND, ;
JOSIAH SlBLEl,
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For Sheriff.

For Sheriff.
JULIUS DAY,
JAMES EDISON.
FELIX T.. BODlE.
WM. QUATTLEBuM,
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MI Agent a9d sFIENIH
of GOODS all
Amongw maybc
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Eey E. W. sEHoN, Rev. E, STEVEN SON

CONCLUSIVE. - The following is verbatim copy Of =
certificate in the possession of the proprietor Of Bulls
Slrsaparilla. Rev T. Schon is widely and generally
known eloquent and accomplished pastor of the NJ.
L. church, and Rev Stevenson has been known one
of the most talented and jealous members that the Ken
tucky Conference could boast Of for many years. aud ut
this timcis filling the high and responsible station of agent
for the NJ T. Book Concern Can the world produce better
satisfactory testimony in favor of any medicine
Better testimony then offered in favor Of any
medicine. Rev T. W. Schon Rev. f. Stevenson:
LOUISVILLE, May 20th, lSio
We have used Join Bulls Sarsapara, aud have known
be used with entire sltisiaction and have no
hesitation in stating belief. that it is safe and
valuable medical compound and calculated to produce
much COOL and relieve much suffering; and therefore
would cheerfuly and most earnestly recommend it to tho
afflicted T. ". SEI0N.
(Signed) h. STEVENSON.
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DREADFUL INHERITANCE
f,0u, the Parents.


from the Parents.
And must this continue Shall We be wise in
all that concerns the cattle of fields our horses,
our sheep, our COWS, oxen, the nature md
character OF the soil We possess, the texture and
quality Of our goods and merchandise; but in all that
concerns ourselves rs human beings, with human
functions and passions, subject to great dcrange.
mcnt, involving our future peace and happiness
In all that concerns the health and welfare of the
wife of our affections, md tho mother Of our chill
dren; in all that concerns the mental and physical
we'll being of those children, We should be i'm
merscd in the darkest and most
BENIGHTED NORANCE,
AZ cULrAuLE AS INExcrsABLE!
How long shnll this ignorance prevail 20 produc-
tive of its bitter fruits How long shall the wife
and mother be ignorant of the nature character and
causes of the various womb and sexual complaints,
embittcring her days by sufering-suifering often
prolonged to years, erentuatng in complication Of
diseases utterly und hopclessly incurable Shall
We for ever close eyes to the results Of physio
logical science by which We may arrive Mt On
understanding of ourselves MS men and women,
subject to serious lifelong enduring diseases, and
pcrpctuating them to our children.
LET EVERY WIFE AND HUSBAND PONDER.
No husband or ,cife need be ignorant of rhai
concerns them nost to knon TO secure their health
and happiness. That k'lorlcdge is contained in a
nm, r0rk entitled
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Honorary Member Of the Medical Society," Philadelphia
W Hear what Dr. Stapp physician who stands at the
top of his profession Of John Bulls Sarsaparla:
have been using John Bulls Sarspa:a in great
variety Of chronic diseases, with the most happy effects,
and have hrstitaOn in recommending to the public
the of scrofula, syphilis and all cu;aEcous and
glanduar diseases. Yours, most fcrvcmtly,
Lewispor, Ky, April 9th, 1919. WM. STAPP, N. D.
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LADIES, FrAsT AND rATR

The LADIES of the 18th st. Methodist Church.
in this city, will open FEAST and FAIR at the
Masonic Hail. on Monday evening, Dee. Goth, to
continue for several days, the proceeds of which
are to be applied to church purposes.
They will present a sumptuous Supper Table,
loaded with all the luxuries of the season, togeth-
er with creams cakes, fruits, &c. They will al
offer for sale, on reasonable terms, a rich and
splendid variety of fancy articles, embracing a
TIA teful sele, ton af CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
The Hall will be most handsomely decorated,
and everything will he done that can be suggest
ed by delicate and refined taste, to make the
Feast and Fair prove an attractive and agreeable
place to spend n holiday evening.
As this is the first call that has been made up
on the public by the Ladies of the 4th Street
Church, it is hoped that liberal support will be
given to this effort to raise money fol religious
object.
LUNCH will be served at any time during
the day. Dec, '23
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HOUSE OF DELEG ATES.

w EDNESDAN, DEt. Il.
A communication from the Senate announced
the passage of Il resolution for the appointment
of IA joint committee to examine the books and
proceedings of the Bank of the Old Dominion at
Alexandria.
Upon the question of agreeing 10 the Senate's
resolution long debate ensued. in which
Mcssrs. Carter, of Fauquirer, Staples of Patrick
Wallace and Patrick opposed,and Messrs. KEN
per and White sustained the proprety of concur
ring with the Senate.
Mr., Wallace moved that the resolution be laid
upon the table which motion prevailed-Ayes
II Noes 90.
Committees made reports:
The Engrossscd bill authorizing the payment
of the interest on the guaranteed bonds of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company was taken
up, on motion of Mr.. Wallace, read third time
and passed-Ayes 1885, Noes 3.
Resolutions were offered, adopted and appro-
priately referred. They nearly all of a To-
cal character. The following was the most i'm
purtant
On motion of Mr.. Lee, ReSOiued, that no bill
for Internal improvements originating i'll the Sc
nate or this House, whether asking AN appropri-
alton or not, shall proceed further than to its
second reading, until the second Monday i'll Jan
uary. Agreed to without division,
Petitions were presented and referred-and on
motion of Mr.. Nottingham, the House adjourn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-24

FRENCH OCEAN STEAMERS. Paris cores
pondcnt of the Courier DIES Etats Unis says:-
The Dicppe screw steamer,whose existence has
by some been deemed apocryphal, has just issued
its prospectus to the public Their capital is to be
1000, 900 francs, (S3,400,000). j hey intend to
place on the route twelve steamers of l,200 tons
burden, and $50 horse power EACH and to make
two voyages each way every month between Di-
eppe and New York Boston, the Brazils La Pla-
ia and the West Indies"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-24

=taf s. azlagtaa aI.h b. Hsu II ihei h
tfFIafflf I'D Aaaaf Vernon ~ O. liefte e
heir anpra|iInis la4lIsnlt Ein. ie apisi y IL
IfiHrE
The Legislature Of Virginia forthwith TOOK
action nj the suggestion of Governor Floyd ana
pusscti resolutions, the 2liiii ri fetF'i;ifi
l7.f2. demonstrating againstihe proposed removal.
..Resoiped unanimously. That the proprietor
be earnestly requested, in the nnine Of the people
Of the State. not to consent TO the removal OF the
remains of General Wash ngton from Mount
Vernon
And 20 intent was Governor Floyd ON this head
that he eppoinfed Judges Broke and Marzhalland
Minor james Gibbon 10 be the hearers "t the
communication 10 Congress. The proceedings
of Virginia on the subject were therefore enter
ed upon the Journals
Application having been made to the proprie-
tor Mr. John A. Washington, he declined, on
the ground that the will Of Washington IN re-
gard 10 his remains, had been recently carried
into effect. and that they now repose IN perfect
tranquility, surrounded by those OF other endear-
ed members Of the family.
Mr.. Gusts. the gran lson of Mrs. Washington
gave his assent, and congratulated the Govern
nent upon the approaching consummation OF a
t,reat act Of national gratitude.
But no further steps were taken IN regard to
the removal and on the motion OF Mr.. Thomas,
the correspondence was placed upon the journal,
in order that il ght be understood that Congress
hnd gone 10 the extent of its power III the case.
AT n subsequent period, proposition was made
To Congress to curry out the object OF the reso-
luton Of December, 1899, in regard TO the Nation
nj Monuments but the reply was thai Washing
ton had II monument in every American heart,
aud there was no need of monumental pile at
tie Capitol.
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Mr.. Marcy's Letter of the 2sth September, IN
regard 10 koszta, it is said, has given no little
trouble to the American Legation ut London Po-
litical refugees in England understand Mr.. Mar
oy to say that the United States recognize all po-
litical refugees ms American citizens, whether
they have been in the United States and declared
their intentions to become citizens not, and on
this strange notion they call at the Legation for
passports and American projections, to enable
them TO visit the continen, many of them being
anxious to engage in the present war. Some who
have been in the States, and have their declara-
tions call on the same errand, and rs there is no
order at the Legation authorizing the granting of
passports to such, they politely refused the
favor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-24

MORE SIGNS OF THE ABoIITIoNIsM OF THE
CARlNEr.-We understand that the Hon. Thorn
MS Steer, of Woonsocket II. l., has been appoint
cd United States Consul to Dundee in Scotland.
This gentleman, IA short time ago, was the aboli-
ton candidate in Rhode Island for Attorney
General. OF course he is the very man for the
Van Burens and for Guthrie and Marcy. Motley
nowis the only wear. Fred. Douglas ought to
take advantage of this tide and put in at once for
the important office of Consul General to Hayti.
n. I. Herald, Dec Is.
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WASHINGTON HoUsH-Ar1i~als.

j II Rice. iu,ylvanlu; a AlircGeil, Bntrtoart;
C Wi,>h,r WIN Wilshcr. a" Lavender. q " Henley
Amherst; l-aur dams aopbc'l Jeo Turner Hoc,
hrdst; rIy, Brdtnd; Tho. 7 81 b pyrrlec, Phi
Clark. Gins D,tllrr. Ro,nrbe; CnuHiirl. Sgl"ln ;
" LOWRY w VI LOWRY. licitori; NJ Ltr. Les
Vile: w Thompson Lee. Ia; L y Jori.in, B4li
mof,' G NJ Nuct,ut i. Mahsem ~; llice = ~
hef-'; Joap ~ -. M,'tsomrN; g W Patt'rs -, VI
CHtS.'n :. ) H. l.; 4 L CnIcuan Be G,r,l; Wulkin.
Bulh, tofso,
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Encourage Home Manufacture
BLANK BOOkSi

4 HAVE lendy for sale the following Blank
I Books--Vhenp Cor cash :-Lederr>. Journals. Blot
fers, DuN aud Cash Ro H.. Memo-Ledgcr and Journal
Check Books all OF the Banks Il lis spa ynl. aud re
erivahe; Blank Pass and MemoBool,s, of every kind
md OF my own mnnufnctoIy.
| am also prepared To nuke order any Books at
short notieethr binding and material warranted to be
-uPeriorto any thRt can be bought in This city
Also, copying Dooks will lac made order Ut the best
copYing paper Ia be found eiIlel Ner South. All
who may lac l., want 1--WE a call before buy ing.
WILLIAM j. FOLKES.
Bookbindcr AID Blank Book Manufacturers
Opposite SCI ury'~ Main St
n b - Merchants and others who 10 mol receive ne
Of my Calendars, please call and get
dec % W / F.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-24

NEW GUANo ISLANDS DIscoyERED.-Som
few months ago. it announced that an enter
prising young merchant, in New York, who is
connected with line packet ships to the Pa
cifc ocean, had cleared several ships and barks
for port in the Brn2ils and market. One ship
went out armed with fifty men. The Herald
says the secret is out, some of the vessels
have returned, with full cargoes of euano, to n.
York and other ports. This guano is from some
recently discovered islands in the Caribbean sea,
and the lucky discoveries have hand
and to arrive, sufficient quantity on which to re-
aIi2e handsome fortune.
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CHRISTMAS!! CHRISTMAS 3!

IL b. PAYNE i now npenitg and
H. supply Of Book. and nlhei fancy article.
be fu' the Christmas AMI New Year holiday,:-
Royal Gems, an elegant English Annual,
Portrait Gallery, vols, conlnin ifg portraits af
must dlstineui he'd men,
Pilgrimage To the English Shrines; III Engraving
Be ,uies Of the Court of Charlie IL,
The Floral on; rig, with sple"did c"ored plate.
The White Veil. Bridal Gil /, bonnd in white Ca |
Book Of the Heart or, Loves Enblens-eiegHI
ln>trated.
Women of the Old and New Testa nrnt. coored
Our Saviour with the Pr phsi> and pe.iIe
Harris FEMME Prose WRITER'S of America,
Lyrics Of the Henri, 10y Watts.
Poetcnl q lutaiions,
Tupper's Proverbial rbilosophy-iluslrated will
etgiavins-,
American Fcmnle Poets,
Fri nd-ip's Offering, with beautiful plates IN
The SNOW Flake.
The Gem Annual
l. afi, /, of Memory,
Records OF Women. by Mrs Hemans.
ByTon's Works Complete, fnesf edition pubIi.ledI
fot co Antique,
Moor's Works comp, finest ed. pub, Morocco Att
Miiton's g"
Bun's ct
Shakespeare g. "
Montgomerys 8"
Sc,ll'>
The keepsake .el"enhtl bound in Papier Mactie b
Land at Bondagt. new style,
Gray. El"gy,
Brw in ne Clou,l, something new,
A complete set of Abbot's Histories. slla1
presents 10 Children-Alsn "A large as .nltnrrnt d
Rocks aud articles Tor the young
Papier Machie Work Boxes, inlnid-some yeri
g" LAX Stands, i"
- Jewp,ry Cnses,
:" Writing Desks, 3"
Pn1 Foos &
Fancy Pen Knives. Pen holders and Paper Cutters
Card Gases, Pearl and Shell-assortrd.
P"n Monies If every variety, some beautiful an''
IaIies.
WOrk Baskets, assorted,
Paper Weights, some new styles.
Prayer Books. assorted STYLES, come new. from ID
Hymn Books for the different Churches, with sat
of Binding,
Bibles of every vuriety,some very elegant
Some beautiful sets Chcss men.
y fey Of those beautifully colored Pictures,
Also
Flush Times of Alabama. by } 6. Baldwin.
Bird Vol. Calhoun's Works
As he will he opening very large supply d
Bnuks aud Fancy artic IS. different from anyihhs
lore offered his friends aud and the pubic ger era
invited to cali and see his assortment
dec 90 t.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-24

~ su.,nl to decree I'll the Cr,uir co.., Ls
rat, of Lynehl uig, pronounced httA, Ir,."p'
Of. in ia" year 1853. ia the easr If T,rrc ~ r %
undersigned, Commits inneis wiz nr',e,t iAn
Market huuse, III III" lily II L,nchlu,g -, >. IN
December, 1893. by way Of luLFr Anrtia, ',f =
est bidder for cash. TEN lAVES, bcl.a.;, u la
nie % Richard Tyrre. deed. Among lbcn' Hon. "a q,
Factory hands and Hons, Ser,ams ''e
JNO. II TYREE.
dec 13dte9dee SAML. TYREE ooal
~ Express copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-24

The INCOMING GEAR.-We take the following
paragraph from the Victoria (Texas) 4duocafe
1t may interest some of our readers:
Tho following facts in relation to the year
1854, were pointed ont the other day by cleri-
cal friend of ours. The year begins and ends
ON Sabbath. There are five months in the year
that contain five Sabbaths, and there are fifty
three Sabbaths in the year. Such coincidence
he believes, will not occur again for twenty-eight
wears"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-24

NAMES OF MEMBERs.-fhe Petersburg Express
in mn article ON the House of Delegates, has the
following amusing paragraph upon the names of
members:
''lf there be anything in names, we think the
present House is entitled to great considerations
There is Prince among them, democratic rs the
body is said to be. The county of Jefferson has
shown that she is worth a Button; and Franklin,
in the selection of her representative, has no
doubt made II good Choice. Aceomac, being in
the fish nterest,ha sent one of the Fmney tribe
fyho, we believe, however, is not fshy,) and
Highland, with equal appropriateness, has sent
a Byrd. Norfolk county, which is famous for
its fruits, contributes Cherry-and Essex, if
asked like the mother of the Gracchi, for her
jewels, would no doubt point to GdrneH The
House is fortunately able, ut all times, to produe
n Laugh, and to display its Power. We are sor-
ry to add, considering the evils that flow from
Nenality in legislative halls, that il has also its
Price The Byrd, above referred to, will have
occasion to beware of u Fopier; and UoodhOuse
should certainly not come in contact with Bierne
We think Albemarle has had less consideration
for the Assembly than any other county, as she
has given it GoSS. Rockingham has done better
for she has precluded the possibility of the de
bates becoming dry by supplying a perennial
Sprinkle. The House is not unmusical, when
we consderits MAJOR and Minor though at times
II will be under Moody influences. A Skinner
will no doubt cnlivcn its proceedings after such
an intliction. We regret, in conclusion, that a
more rrcligious set of Legislators was never CON
yencd-tor though there is n De0ne among their
number, and they are not without Parsons, there
is but a single Christian in the whole body"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-24
BEAUrlFuL.-Th following passage occurs in

BEAUTTuL.-'Thef following passage occurs in
''The lemassee," by W. Gilmore Sims
1.-The air was full of a song of love-the birds
sang 1.-THE leaves sighed 1.-THE earth echoed
in many replication its delicious burthen.-
There is no life if there be no love. Love is the
life of nature all is unnatural without it, The
golden bowl has no wine if love be not at the bot
tom of 1.-THE instrument has no music if love
come not with the strain. Let me perish-let
me perish, when cease to love, when others
cease to love me-"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-12-24

DEATH or PROF. CouRTENAY.-We are deep
" panied to announce the death of Prof. Courte-
nay, Of the Chair of Mathematics, of the univer
sity of Va. He breathed his last Tuesday mig IT.
after brief illness of brain fever His loss will
be felt not only by the University but by the
world of science.
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Nimete u Valuable S,,

e>rst" of Martha WATTS, decd s'''l, Z
TERMS Oh SALE:-A credu oftael.. NJ.
he CIV u, the l'nrh''''s giving bond VIII gosi
WILLIAM S. NJ, RPr$ m
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