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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-17
GEORGE BAGBY,
Grocer 4 Commission Merchant,

OFFERS FOR SALE
1M TONS American hammered and rolled Iron
Ivy embracing almost every size of tyre,axle. hoe.
round. fiat, square, oval half oval, hafround, hoop,
band. horse shoe and nail rod,
rs boxes Tin plate, II H @ bright roofing, III
pigs Block Tin,
30 bundles Am, Eng. and Russian Sheet.Iron.
1000 lbs cart, carriage and wagon axles inches,
1000 lisI cart, shear. German wedge, American and
English bstered Steel
1000 lbs, Sheet Zinc,
1000 slab Spelter.
1850 lbs. Iron Wire, 8 II,
rs bags Coffee, Rio, Java Mocha, Manila and La
guira,
30 hbds boxes and bbls brown. loaf crushed and
powdered Sugars, asaH3
10 hhds. Moasses,
10 bbls. Tanners Oil.
10 doz, Spades and Shovels,
100 kegs Of Dupont blasting powder,
10 % Rifle
5000 lbs. cotton farns, Leaksville, No 4 to 16,
100 Kegs Old Dominion nails to 6 in spikes
10 Kegs Burdens horse-shoes, No / To a.
100 lbs Horseshoe Nails,
doz. Ar rchers Axes,
90 boxes 8 y 10, 10 \ l2 . ~ IA window Glass fs
1000 lbs; Manila 0ordage, 1 to 4 inches,
Also Smiths Bellows, Anvils Vices; ssricking, Hand
and Sledse Hammers; Files assorted Knives and
Forks; Pepper, Ginger, Spice g. Taow candles Doss-
tics, Oznaburgs. Cart and Wagon Boxes, castings Sin
ers Sieves Corn-shellers, Hav cutters &c.. &C.. all Of
which will be sold low for cash. or in barter. ~
feb 1-ts e .sss
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M. LANGHORNE & SONS.

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN sEoARs AND TOBACCO OF
EVERY VARIETY OF BRANDS
VINHE srbscribers have constantly on hand a large
Il stock of HAVANA e. PRINCIPE SEGARS OF
the most approved brands which they feel confident are
inferior to in the market and which will be sold at
the LOWEST CASH PRICES
ORDERs from any part of the Union will be promptly
met, and entire satisfaction guarantied purchasers
The following Brands are kept constantly on hand:
sEGARs
La Flor de Habana, La Suana
Calitornia, Las Tres Coronas,
J'cotencal, La Goia de Aqua
Old Dominion Conguista,
La Fiel de p J. c., Eileen de Oro
La ieresith, Ell Nuptuno,
MO Hondo, Plantation,
Ell Progmma, Figoro.
Las Tres Estrellas. La Norma,
herman Cortez, Principles,
Lafayette, &c &c.
ToBACco.
Oronoco Neciarine,
Gold Leaf Catawba,
Golden Peach Stanard &c. &c.,
September 8-d&cts
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Christmas Presents,

A the time for the interchange of friendly tok ems
"A regard and affection isat hand and e"nery Christ
mas" and "Hnppy New Year. are consideted ed such APP
proprinte occasions for bestowing cherished friends
something which will serve to recall to mind with in.
creased yvidness, the love in memory OF duuv Il
may be well TO remind those who contemplate land who
do not presenting some loved with something real
v valuable that in all the whole catalouge of Bouere
there is nothing which is surely nnd invariably appre
GIFTED the counterfeit presentmen of the giver in Tho
form of daguerreotype especially when taken in TAN.
ERRs nimitable style, and placed in Of the
rous beautiful and Fancy Paper Mache, Velvet, Pearl
Tortoise shell Porte Monnaie Cases or in an ee.
grnt Locke Bracelet, Finger Ring, Breast Pin a
most choice tment OF which have just received
expressly foy the Holidays exhibition the
New Popular Daguerrean Gallery,
on Main Street, Immediately over VIM. II. Mosbys sAuc-
iion Room
N B. Particular pains taken correct likeness
and artistic pictures. Storeoscopc and coloured Da-
guerreoypes may be had in superior style by those who
desire them Don't mstake the place MAIN STREET,
Bird FROM Bs,DGE Sr.
GEO. w. MINNIS,
N. s. TANNER.
dec l7-ts "roottcM Dagneryeoturists.
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Fresh Garden Seeds.

uNHE subscribers receiving their Spring sup-
Il ply Of Garden Seeds, direct from LANDRETH
of Philadelphia The stock is large and embraces
ry variety Of seed usually wanted in this Market, all
warranted fresh and genuine.
tY-Descripiion, Catalogues + Almanacs, with di-
rections for culture and planting be had gratis.
Also, supply of choice FLOWER SEED.
fob 8-ts JOHN II. SEAY e. co
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TERMS

RgINIAS is published daily at So and semi weekly Of
nn Ia advance No subscription Is taken for a shorter
h sx months and paper is discontinued, except at
IN OF the Proprietors, until all arrearages shall have
H.
inserted for 30 sens per square. or
every form insertion, aud 81 cts for every aer
the number of insertions s not marked on the Ms 1t
ublished till ordered out, and charged accordingly
EARLY RATES are--for the privilege OF two squares
semi weekly $40; for square, daily $50, semrwceky
amer form daily 40, semLweeky $50 Every yearly
will l reuuired 10 eonfne his advertising 20 ms par
ne of business and II exceed the space stipulated or
: charged ratably for the excess
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LYNCHBURG FRIDAY MORNING. FEB. H. 1854.
New Book and Periodical Depot,
Main st, Lynchburg, Va,
One door ADORE Mr.. J. p. Wrighfs Drug Store.
Robert A. wi,,,.,ms

AhEs this opportunity of Informing the citizens of
Lyhen,urg and surrounding country, that he has
!ust returned from the Northern Crs, where he has
been to purchase his stock of New Books and every
oiher article comprised in his line OF business He i.
determined TO sell Cheap for Cash.
The following is list Of some of the books which he
has on hand Book of ,he World Gem of the Season
Laurel Leaves Thou, Blossoms Christmas, Dew
Drops, The May Flower. The Rosebud, Remember Me-
IN me Keepsake, Book Of Heart. yarery If POEMS
.lcar OF Makeheld, Flush Times of Alabama, great
arety of Bibles, gilt and pain family and pocke;
f'ay'r Books, Hymn Books, &c. &c.
a., lie will keep constantly hand every description of
wiring pap''-Lettet, Cap and Account. All Kind.
t" writing ma erias-Steel and Gold Pens, Quills of
NIL sorts. Ink-Black, Blue and Red. Musio-Ciuitar
and VOL Q Strings, Paper Weights and great mauv
nffvr otshtffuf us~ftt nf4i-irs
The public is invited 10 give him a cnll
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RICHMOND.
B 00K BIN DING +.

~
4 MohRlS-No 97, Mais 81 Riehmoaa--Is now
prepared 10 do every description of Book Bind.
ing, ana TO manufacture Blnph Account Book. to any
l,'''-hasing laid In sto,. he ',est ma erials
80 s e"f"s.h the serv ces Of the beat workmen In the
Unity Magistrates Clerks of Courts, Cashiers and
''".' oonheot"d with public Offices, enn have the
ssccord Books, DOckets, LeSlgcrs,
M" o'n'r Books Connected will, their Offices properly
'a,sa ana securely hound, by sending pattern OF the
" 'o.hg, and the length, breadth and thickness
y, e neok IN inches by mail without the necessity
visiting the city IN person,
mumo-Books, Pamphlets, Newspapers,
Magazines, SO, &o
S"'''""y arranged and bound In the best manner. As
..'l".'nen OF the worl turned out In his Bindcry A.
MOTIFS would respectfully refer to the Books which ob.
'"oed ire premium at thu late Pair aud which mny he
seen al his store
jan 25 Is
IL AND TEA sERyuCEs-
-, Just received, full supply of Whit. at y, snsh
ohinn, IN Dinner aud Tea sct4 Also singly and the
Dozen.
white lronstone do do
Flowing do do
All for sale low nt
JAS. ID. b. EVANS
nov nov ls,ts No III. W est Mn. at, Rich.
LASS WARE-Cu,.Gass Deeanter., Tum
-, o'cr, ohanpnigne Gobblet-. Wine, Lemon ,Ies.
Bowls, CELERY Glasses, Pitchers. etc.
'ios'ed do, In every variety. and all Tor sale ,su,
low NJ j. ID. u. EVANS
nov ~ Is No III, West Main ST., Rohmon.l.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


tARE FROM LYscnBuRa. FAHE rRom LrrcHsuRa.
- 10 n,ehmond, % 80 To Lexington.- ~ IS
10 oharlottessille.- so To Natural Bridge. 1 SO
TO oumbcrl'd Q. II. 25 To Buchanan, ,-.--.- | so
ooh PACkET.BOATS leave Lynchbmg daily at
,, NJ Sundays excepted, and arrive In Richmond
second day at NJ, connecting there with tho North
rrn and Southern Cars, leaving at A. NJ, and Steam
Boats down the river leaving Mt O A, NJ. In Lynch
burg supper will be provided the Boats for passen-
gers coming in on the Tennessee railroad cars.
fnsscngers for charlottesville will take the Tues.
days hursdays and Saturdays Boat arrive In Scots-
VILE next day al .,and In Charlottesville p. u.
Tho Boat Tor Lexington, Natural Bridge and Buchan-
an. will leave Lynchburg Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays 90 IN. Returning, 1enve Buchanan Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays M ~
BOYD. EDMOND e. DAVENPORT.
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DIS s OIL U Ito N.

VIE concern heretofore existing under the style
and firm of Whittemore. McNamee & Co, is this
dissolved by mutual consent.
II. s. WHITTEMORE,
JAMES McNAMEE,
Jan. 6, 1854. c. A. WHITTEMORE.
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'HE UNDERSIGNED WILL con-

ilNUE THE FOUNDRY BUSINESS in all its
Fnches, and asL continuance of the lbral patron.
extended 10 Whittemore, McNamee Il Co.
JAMES McNAMEE.
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DISSOLUTION.

Office II. 7. MOORMAN, of the | 10 firm Of
i Moormnn Martin, would inf rm tho friends and
eust,m of the late firm tint ho will continue tho
Grocery and Commission Business,
nj the Old stard of N g. M where he will make every
"xeron to gve satisfaction his friends Gus toners
aud the public generally
io viii keep constantly hani large and we'll &C.
lected stock of GROCERlES DRY GOODS, &c.
fp Special attention pnid TO the snle or forwsrd,ne
of Tobacco, Whent, Flour. &c. &c.
jan2n THOS. 4. MOORMAN.
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N 0 I'll CE !.

1--WE undersigncd having purchased Of Mr.. ia nes
l. Stuart his INTEREST In the above concern will on
tinue the ' #ata n.f.ss. -
Grocery, Commission a. FOrwarainw
ID VI SlNES SIS
at the old stand of billiard a. Stuart under tho style
aud firm Of DILLARD a. OGDEN, where they intend
lcepng constantly hand, n nrge and we'll selected
STOCK OF GOODS, consisting Of everything USUALLY
kept In Grocery Establishment, which will be sold
exceedingly low for cash. and upon rcasonabls time TO
punctual customers. Feeling satisfied that they can
oer great Inducements any house In the city they
respectfully nsk continuance of The patronage lib
erally bestowed upon the old concern assuring them
md the public generally that every exeron will be
uted to give entire satisfaction
tV'The highest prices paid for country produce
either in Cash In exchange for Goods ~ 81
WILLIAM &. DILLARD,
jan 28 d3m WILLIAM II. OGDEN.
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DIS OLU ITO N.

ME firm of }. B. NOWLIN & co was dissolv
ed on the 2nd inst.b, mutual consent, b. Now
having purchased of J. d. Harvey his interest in
concern is alone authorized 10 wind up the busi
and to use the name of the firm in liquidation
JOS. B. NOWi IN.
nuaV, 1854 JNO. ID. HARVEY.
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WE AGRICULTURALTOOLAN AN

4 MtLLlNG BUSINESS will be continued hy the
L signed under the style snd firm of Ii. s. Whit
! ne & Brother
t'ons wishing to purchase AGRICULTURAL
LS will ird il to their interest to Awe us CALL as
'ocN we think, cannot be surpassed in qualityand
y y 'e SOIL at prices suit the times.
I 10 hrn of II. s Whiitemore Il Bro. is alone au
!, ~ een To settle L afans Of Whittemore McNamee
II. s. WMITTEMO2E
G. A WHITTEMORE.
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II R ICK LAYIN q.

IL IL l. A N q ,a !
VuNHE subsoiiber IL prepared undertake all kinda
l. of BRICK LAYING g. WORK in Lynchbure
and ts vicinity. Work entrusted To him win be execu-
led under the suporintendence Of Mr. John ]. Phaup,
whose well known fidelity and wokrmaalike skill Is
sufficient guarantee for its faithful execution, and he
hopes will ensure him q liberal patronage -
jan i7.ts j. BENAGH, in.
fR- -Express conY.
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DIS SOLU TION.

VIE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be,ween
GREGORY ROYALL 4 SIMPSON is dis olved
tie withdrawal of s. NJ Simpson. All persons in.
n ,en 10 the con.ern will make payment to Gregory
and all having claims against the cencern will
ply to them FOR payment
JAS. D GREGORY,
JAS. T. .ROYALI.,
SAM'I. NJ. SIMPSON.
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A PRIVATE SALE valuable girls be
n tween the nges of 10 mud 16 customoi to ,nso
service and sold for no fnutwonld prefer them to be
retained in or near tho city. Apply to
dec 2O-ts WIN. II. MOSBY
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ME UNDERSIGNED have formed Co.
Partnership under the style of
NOWlin 4 ADDerSOn,

will continue the GROCERY q. COMMISSION
SlNESS at the old stand of j. B. N,wlin & Co.,
ere they will be pleased to sect sir friends and the
rons of the oil concern.
jos. b. NOWLIN,
an OTIS JNO. G. ApPERSON
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VUNliE firm Of DILLARD ~ STUART wns this day
l. Dissolved by mutual consent All persons having
claims against the will present them Tor sets-
ment. and those indebted will please call and setts
their accounts without delay II Ia ncoessary settle
the bnsiuess OF the concern soon possbis The
of the firm will only lo uscd In the settlement Of
the same WILLIAM y. DILLAHD,
JAMES STUART. f9a elii 6
January 26th--d3m M
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-05-17
lFor the Ohio Unonl
APPEAL TO LIQUOR SELLERS. mo. 4.

SiRs There are yet other reasons
with which we would appeal 10 you to
10 cease your traffic. We ask you now
whether your business is morally right !
Ask your own consciences. Consult rea-
son. Look into the moral law. If the
statements already made in reference TO
the evils resulting from your traffic are mol
wholly unlrue-and no living man can
show them to be untrue-lhen that traffic
mus, be utterly wrong. 1t must be wick
ed in high degree. Any business, the
direct tendency of which is 10 produce any
of The evils referred to, must be wrong.
1t cannot be right for any man to pursue a
business which reduces his neighbor to
poverty, fills his body with disease, de.
grades his character, robs him of happi-
ness, besots his mind and ruins his soul.
And the guilt of this course becomes the
greater when such is not only the egiIi.
mate tendency but the actual consequence,
in many instances. He who not only
knows theoretically, butsees actually before
his eyes, these evils growing out Of hi
business, and yet pursues it, canno. claim
cannot dream OF innocency.
Your business clearly involves viola
lion of The essential principle of all moral
ity-lovo TO your neighbor. 1t Isl a facsa
clearly settled as any fact can probably be
that the liquors you cell are poisonous II
the human system. The alcohol, which i
their principal ingredient, has not a par'i
Gle of aliment in it. 1t is injurious 10 tn
healthy frame. And then it is equally nc
torious tina. they are all drugged with suga
of lead, coculus indicus. and other viruler
poisonS. Now, Sirs, can you plead sh'
you love your neighbor as yourssive
when you are furnishing him with be'
ersgs which you know, in the use he ii
. tends to make Of il, will poison him; vii
! if taken in sufiicien, quantities or long pc
d sisted in, take his life !! And this, To-
y when you are aware that in many, in mo
cases, he is iguoran, Of the poisonous cha
% % acter Of the drink you are furnishing h'I
of and impelled to its use by burning app
I lite 7 Suppose you were laboring und
a sense Of pain, from which you were an
nr ious to escape. You apply to phy''c''
ri, RI and he puts you up prescription viii
he knows will temporarily relieve you'
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-05-17
SIR CHALEs NAPIER.

Tho following description of the British
Admiral in the Baltic will a. the present
time be read with INTEREST,"
Sir Charles Napier has as little of the
heroic look as any man you ever saw
he is stout, burly and square in figure
Ills features as ordinary. His aspect is
that Of mere farmer, and his usual attire
is by no means as good as many, farmers
would wear. lie has very good natural
expression of cOuntenance. His hair is
whiie--lhat is such Of it as remains. lie
has slight limp. from severe wound in
the thigh, received in the engagement in
1908, between his brig Recruit and the
French corvette Deiigente. lie is fond
of rural life, and las Lord Palmersion Oh.
served) is an excellent farmer, deep in sub
soil blowing and breeding Of stock, the al
formation of green and cereal crops, the use
and abuse of manures, and all that relates
to a country life. As speaker he is
energetic and decisive, coming at once tc
the purpose and throwing out his sentences
rapidly, as if he was firing red hot balls
into the enemy. At,he age of sixly.eight
this fine old lellew goes out again to bat
de.-London Correspondence Of the Neu
York Sunday Times.
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Yeas nnd NaHs on the Liquor Law.

The following is the vote in the House
by which the stringent Liquor Law was
killed. 70 have passed it after the posi-
ton taken by the Democratic party at The
las, election, which powerfully contributed
to the Overwhelming victory, would have
been g,eai outrage. The bill was laid
on the table by the following vote:
YEAs-Messrs, Allen of Brown, Bean,
Birchard. Booher, Brown, Canlwell, Court
right, Crane. Critics, Gross, Dean. Dickin'
son, Downing, Durgin, Egly, Ellis, Emory
Gesi, Gouiy, Hendren, Hester, Holland,
Houston, Huston, Johnston, Jones, Judy,
Krau,h, Langdon, Mackgenzie. Maitland,
Mccain. Me,calG, Mersin, Miller, Musser'
Paine, Parrot, Peters, Robinson, Rogers
Scott, Smith of Stark, Thompson, Torrey
Tyler, Walkup, Walters, WarIhen, Wrigh
and Speaker--6l.
NAYs-Messrs. Austin, Baker Burton
Campbell, Cleaver, Elwell, Emerson
Finley. Fowler, Goodfellow, Gurley, Her
rick Hessin, jenkins, Louge, Morris, Old
BAN, Price Reeves, Sibley, Smith o
Wood, Taylor, Tousley and wOrihingiO'
l-2S.
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DON'T TATTLE.

What need il concern yon, il John
Snooks is courllng Sal Thompson! They
are undoubtedly rational beings, and can
conduct their love affairs in in becoming
manner without any of your interference.
What il Deb Short has got new dress'
Itis probably paid for, and cost you moth
ing; therefore; why need you interest
yourself so deeply about itl What il the
principal merchant in the place has been
insolventl You are moi among his cred
ilors; and for Heavens sake why cant
you let the man have little enjoyment
Suppose Dorcas Swift does 60 10 dane
ing school! 1t costs you nothing; and as
she has lrail constitution, little exer
else OF this kind may benefit her genera
health. This intermeddling with Others
to the utter neglec, Of ourselves, is becom'
ing too prevalent with certain class
everywhere. There are none of US who
escape misfortune, or are free from error
bu, TO be made the butt and by-word o
of gossipping, in,ermsddling sImpleions
merely on accountof inevitable misfortune
or single error committed, is far from be
ing desired. II this class Of beings have
any business of their own, out Of regart
for themselves and relatives, we hope tha
they will attend to ii. ...
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-05-17
ASHLAND. OHIO, WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY II, 1854.

Alcohol. Who furnished il to theml You
--and that knowing the results that would
follow. Now if, in the judgment Of God,
I" he that hateih his brother is murderer" }"
though he never touch him violently, what
shall he be called who daily administers
poison 10 others knowing the consequent
ces that must follow, and seeing them act
ually followl Sirs, you cannot escape
being held accountable before God, for
participation in the crimes that legi'lmnsely
grow out Of your traffic. And hence the
denunciation Of God is, +" wo unto him that
give,h his neighbor drink. thaat pui'e'h the
bottle to his neighbor's mouth and make't
him drunken |"
Your traffic, then, violates the grea,law
Of benevolence which God has eDjoined.
1t violates the law Of justice between men,
taking money and property from the drink
er not only withou. rendering an equivalen'
but for that. which works ruin, and from
all your fellow citizens, without any relurr
whatever. 1t violates the law which binds
all "to use all lawful endeayors 10 preserve
their own lives and the lives Of others.
It makes you parlakers of two.ihirdS o
all The crimes, even The most horrid, tha
are committed in the land. How fearlu
beyond expression must that account b
which you will be called one day TO render
By your regard for the welfare of you
fellow men-for the meeting you will haV
with them at the final day-for the author
ity of Gud-the forgiveness of guilt an
final happiness-by all that ought 10 b
dear TO a man, citizen, a subject OF God
government, an accountable, immortal be
ing--we appeal 10 you 70 cease a iraffi
which sets at naught your obligations as
man, a citizen and subject Of the divin
government, and which does such iearl'
, wrong to man, pours.oul such mighty evi
upon society, and contracts such unSPcal
able guilt before God.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-05-17

Br" While residing, few years sgc. in,
the Monumental City," wriles"N. s. So"
ina pleasant gossippiug letter II used TO
70 sometimes on Sunday to small
church, near my residence 10 hear fai.
nous negro preacher. The church. had been
built by few benevolent gentlemen, as
place of worship for their slaves. The
preacher, himself slave, was an old ne
gro known throughout The city as periec'.
y original specimen ofimaginalion aud hui
nor, and more especially for his uniqus
construction Of various portions Of thu
divine Word. He frequently numbered
among his hearers the elite Of the ciiy.
who were drawn ihithef in the hope Of
hearing "some new thing" and truth To-
say, they were seldom disappointed. 70
give some idea q pbis slyls---necsssarily
imperfect to an ou, slider for bis gesticu.
laIion was peculiar aud iorcibls-I will
narrate nlorcedu.
He said Nov, IL any Of you niggers
link da, 'caus you's black, and poor, and
miserable. you's DIN goeat conseksnce in
de Lords eyes you's vastly 's,aken. |
'spec,, as | could prove by many Pin,s OBJ
de divine Word but one will be '6eieni
lor your dull comprehsnsions. De Lord
says, in one place, God will no, lei even
a sparrar fall to de ground widoul his mo-
ice, and in 'nuder place he ssys. 'Are pcs
two sparrers sold Tor fardenl' A lsr.
den would form you, Is s'possd % b
bout ss a cent. Well den. now. II Do
Lord iakes..so much care oh sParrsr. vusha
only hall a rent, OBJ how much 'ppElfqes
my dear bfedreD. in bis eyes. are you'dss
aud SIX hundred dollar niggsrsl"
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1854-05-17

wA person looking over the catalogue
Of professional gentlemen Of the bar, with
his pencil wrole against the name OF one
who was of the busting ortler:-"Has been
accused of possessing talents" Another
seeing it, wrote Immediately under i':--
"He has been tried and acquitted"
~ One oil our editorial neghborS says
the only reason why his dwelling was moi
blown away on Sunday, was because there
was heavy mortgage on h.--Al0any ET'
press.
w We understand that several fatal
cases Of cholera occurred last week at Green
river, on boardof boat running between
Evansville and Bowling Green.
JEHu Pyle. Of Morgan county who had
been incorporate for some time, cnl hi
,hroa. and ended miserable life nt Athens
on the 24ih uh. '''-.o i9'' = w w
WAR A CouxTRY!-The GAINESVILLE
Courier says the snow fell 10 that region
on Friday night last, TO the depth Of 81
inchesl