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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-29

The doors were third slime closed, and rsspsneA ~
half past ten
like course occurred On the Army bill.
The doors slosed again
sUssAr Mss~so. Sept - 1859
AT one o'clock A. NJ. tho doors we're opened and
the senate passed the bill for relief Of the children
OF Mary et0ker.
The doors closed again
The President and all the mem hers Of the CsSilst
have been In the Senstes ante chsmbsr sncs Eight
o'clock lass evening Nos far on are ell kinds Of re-
frerhment
The California nominations under censiderstisA
In Executive Sersios
A. two o'clock A. the doors again opened
Two private bills pAss.d.
The Conference Committee the Indian bill mads
. report which eonourred In, and tho bill shsn
passed
In Executive Session. the following nominations
we're confirmed :-Isass Plat Possma st~r 81 Poush-
keepsis rhoD Gloves, Postmaster ~ Troy Wn.
JsekssA, Postmaster 81 Syracuse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-09-29

sraAoUss, sept rs, 1850.
The committee OF the seeding delegates have cale&
State Con vsutiau to bic ~ Utica Thursday
the 18th OF october to Do psscd OF enc delegate
from each Assembly dttIict They slso recommend
that primary meetings be held In every county. The
addrsss viii long and 10 the Prsdastioa sfths
Hon. william Duer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-21

The n5a.e Al n reatfs had an III session m
saturday the subject uusf consideration bsiHg he a..
alsrh'H2 aas o. slavery.
Fatly IN ibe u.uinif, esnruorai5 VAS rroe.T#5
lfn tie . ysrt r. c.ye,.a lha uH.e.Ige fssHlj s =.
th ~ tai Vermont With tayn fr s,.He lays 7s.- o.
drr d,b T. ~ Hbr = uas ft8r D..te - ..s H.
tom ,lzffd by Mr.. ~sHe. aas rr'mFfY Al p'ei Is a
uHaanau. Yafr. drrta. III re> buttons 10 b. s1al e
+ Ia tho tipvef1ar 1T Vermont
Thea. Mr. B1rWrl I'll I'd RS Iuiinn I r non me-
course With ketinnn any ohtr Nfthen State W',ieh
nisbt address Ia Virginia hHg4sIrf NJ areor eprarh
on the SUBJECT slavery IL prnp ~iton referred
Ia the SPECIAL committee the W limit PIoy,0 and
blnlr" s4hIaeis.
Mr. Cla barne. The chairman Il that committee. then
prcseu ed IL feport much OF the Gusefnus Mes.
aye as II bad brrn chHr1pd l. ems der. The raparl.
rrst med tie resolutions ol ISL = and Isis 9. aud
secondly, aFpny'd the plun ut Southern tunven
lon ut NASHVILLE, and tuiurudrd the appointment oi
Hlnr en- delegates Ia at end II from N1gon. four 10 be
arpnIuel by the Legislature, md fifteen by the Cougtes
sional districts.
Mr. FeRnson moved lay tho report on the table
and olderd II be- prurd. On This mnton n long DE-
bate ensured, ii Mch shall endcuyot Ia niye sketch
hrcsirr. | he question discussed was whether 1t was
eNpediet T. take time ht deIhcrnpn as II thu pupneiy
nj "a Nu.hen Convection. Mcssts, Alafo, Shepard
conway aud Hams, ady0eaied an unmedile vote; aud
Al'ssr.. steyan. Ferguson. Iownes, " ouhogt N.
f'n"" PannH. ScLar. and shelley splae u favor II Il
P'sPonement. MI Ntuvall sanh d very distinctly his
oplosl lon 10 the Southern Canvcnlon Mn W orth.
loelon declared ms adherence to the views which led
hin t. oppose the rcoulluns of last winter Mr. Shef
ley earnestly asked tune consult hls constituents, and
SAID thai although these resolutions formerly PASSED al
hncd principles IL which he did nul assent. ye'
whenever the contingencies 10 which they InnNed Ohio
perp"lfa in Of rthen aggression N any # lis louns)
should arse he and the propIe Of Augusta would sustain
The curse q resistance whleh they p.oelamed Tor VIZ
gina.
Fmally the Iluse determined bv a LARGE mailriy Ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-21
A WELL MFRIrED TRIBlfTE.

At a meeting Of the Board Of Aldermen ot New York
on the evening et the 18th instant thanks were unam-
mously voted 70 Captain David Cooke, ol the bark ST.
rdh OF ldtmon'h, Nuyi Scotia for his noble exeruns
saving tue crew and ssengers ot the paehetshp Caleb
eIhSeaw while IN hlmes al sea- aud thai the same be
presented h Captain Copke. with he freedom of he
w. IA gold box. on his arrival in this port where he
lsdail} expected with tho survivors Il is also In can.
temptation, among the merchants aud insurance COM
PIts, 10 present this gallant commander with mark
ed substantial rbute Of respect tr his gallant conduct
on the occasion alluded 10, which re 81 richly merit,
Tom lhe community a. lure. = BroahLLLn AdrerLser
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-21
Entirely and Permanently Cured.

when all hope of relief had been given up, and every
thing else been tired in vain.
To illustrate The use of the GIT.l.NC BELT,
suppose the OF person afflicted with that hane Of
civilization Dyspepsia or other Chronic or Nervous
Disorder In ordinary eases ,stlmulantS aken. which
by their action he and muscles OF the stomach
afford temporary relief but which leave the patient IN
lower state, aud with injured faculties after The action
hHs eNclled has ceased. NV compare this with the
ehrcsre,uunl from the application The Gayanic Bell
Take Dyspepto sufferer. even IN the worse symptoms
Of an attack and simply lie ;he Belt around the body
using the magnetic Fluid as directed. In short riad
the nsenSibe perspiraton will the positive ee
ment Of the Bell thereby causing Gayanc circulation
which will pass 10 the negative and thence back again
10 the positive, thus keeping up continuous Galvanc
circulation throughout the system. Thus the mos,
eases of Dyspepsia permanently cured. few days
is often amply sufficient eradicate the disease Of
Nov. l2-w6m -. Il. LYMAN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-21
Lynchburg Virginia Land AGENT

'E'hh undersigned, hy request OF Land seller. T. -
hsled IN the town OF Ltnehburg, an aeener es'ae-
sale OF Land; the object If which, to AFT I'd i Tho
10 tie purchaser aud seller al land lie i'll both
y in his oirc. and thorough desctpti ~
Tor sale including quantity, quality, oratin price arms
ana an othef information essential 10 be known BY o
fons OF purchasing. 'e uesi-
In TINS way, persons unaegaainied with the CONNIE,
wishing 10 purchase, can without delay have such OF
ton pointed out to them that would suit their vii Pa
the purchaser and seller be able TO meet e and
And on the other hand, sellers bling theii Land
notice Oh those directly concerned, without orey NJ "e
Is often unpleasant within itself. Persons " i eh
OF has Office selling must give ull and direct de and
Of their Land, in order that lair and candid
may be made tn the purchaser. ooh
This Agency will be advertised in the most promin.
rieultural papers. az
ONO at Wilkes Buler's opposite the Banks Al, cr
tended to. BENJA VII y ~ at
Dec -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-21
The Nicaragua Quc,tion.--rhe New York Tribune

The Nicaragua Question New York Tribune
mentions the feclpl o private adyces from Washington,
which leave t1om fr doubt that all CAUSES Of der-
ence between thu United ates and Gffai Britain res
pccng the proposed Ship Canal through Nicaragua will
be promptly, amicabe and satisfactorily adjusted. on
terus honorable 10 b., h PARTIES and emneny cond1rlve
Ia HE speedy prosecution and uninterrupted usefulness o
the great nn lersmndlng IN question. We cannot now
speak ut details Odds the Tabuoc.) but have every
reason 10 eNlerl that the two occlns will within lhret
years be un.ed by ship canal through Nicaragua un
der guaranty ol ITS per- etll hpeiom and neutrality
by s.vrral III the chief powcrS ot Chrisieudom
Michigan official vote on the question Of con
ventu t. revise the constitution Of hs are is declared
Ia be as follows: En- convonun 80 1913 agalnsl Il
convention. lu95 On The amendment Ia the prcscn
constitution, providing Tor the FL cjn ii State officer, b,
the people, the vote st)ad: FIR the amendment, So
II; agaIn.t II. rs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-21
pEFrssfsED ITEMS.
Faia the Re- usad Times.
STtTr FINANCES


lHsH#z STtTF FINANCES.
Tr,n the Rris,,t a. he tIoso Cnmmtaiee OF inaeee
,p The Don gsvenne 4n1 fSprndiiafss Il The Safe
/ Guvefnueni. ne c-,'lre the following res.al.
The aggregate pebi Is stated At s9ool.2o3' hut NJ
This , rsfi Is doe To- the II,rafy fHd I'D me l,ad
Of Pn,le Warbs thai the actual Dbl Is $''o3i'
/ 29i.
The State is slso liahle as gUnraHior 4 The hoads
n spndr, ifnnrayrmrut Gampauic.. II Tie am'nHt IT
i a q6taql aud moreover. TIT loais wlush may b.
ral,d IT under existing laws. 10 the Amount OF spoo9
292.
ran,red haeds snd contingent liah an lt7Hs that may
no r,Ied l,,r. make az aggregate of SIG 51i.9s0.
Under The had Of Fund and Il sources ii he Com
wealth az. ruinfiee the winnie amount Of
/" I,oInefIre ) 1cks aud Funds Chat Is W. presume.
,eldno revenue II sIx per cep) t. be- 1919 10 =
Add ,be committee class a. 'Fuuds, &e.. uupt'doe=
" b,i IN fe r less available" lotns aud stock 10 I
mount II Sl .s5l.si5. Ines last are sabJISd'd as
f,llpNs;
Amount fr4n which interest or dividends have been -
eeived dunna ITO wear. 5000 b
A. .o.n's5 ~ :, .q mgr,asc' - I5L7n
Amount paslng 10 Interest ~ dividend l7r2e
pr ia1 % VII eh may hereafter b'eahe - -,
productive IT avpi.aala 'D' f'-'o
Amount # Hnp"ruclTe tnnd' that az
mote ~ is-s ao.b'ess. a5at five t"eihs
Of which NAY hce,me productive OF a'al .,.....
a.- V''''A1
Tn. pe.hsh Rcre,p.s ft The current fssal ycaI are
esft,,a,al 1T = g1y aed HE prbab.e Expenses a.
ISIS I-s In la. aara IA TIE lltasafy an the l.
II Ocr.hzf azi l->ru.iYe # u.s. Z. bthr crdIi 81
lha Washington Monument FUND.- Wa }ll5.'H.=-
1ne di-p sah R+ye1ee al III y'nt ihefeiHfe "it b.
500 10 and tn e,Hna IL eNp-u'es he.nt deducted
ther.isn fhe committee esnaie that thef" VIII h' n
balance n he Treasury q lie 7t Of Osiober Zoo u
tlels-s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-21

.lGars in Nicardgua-RccaH of otr Charge--A des
patch from Washington 10 the \. Y Express that
The recall Of MI Squer, our tnatge 10 Nicaragua, 5
been determined upon by the Government, and adds:
81 have, mureover, all but official authority Tor stating
that it is more than probable The Brush Government
VIII deal similarly with It's accredited agent Mr. Fre-e-
rlc Chathsd. lis return hume indeed, may have aea-
dy been determined upon.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-21

.Ndral CoWf-Nrtidi- Pensacola CORES pendent
Of The New Orleans True Delta writes under date Of
Dec. 9th:
The decision of the court martial lately held on hoard
OF the L. y soop olwar Albany, Tor the trial Of Passed
Nidshipnan Davidson, was received Yesterday. and we
learn he is dismissed from The servcen
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-21

a,r mn, ~ l-3rssae dat he snoe M. tkea4b ne
IT, " lfift Nh II ~ i5grr is N aPef'lon IN
Irrstp.a by#,srIy oid nsafsHt, t~ eoanf an" 'ssa1
,,stl.,r.ntd ,ia ,hlua lis un- a. ~ y u.
TO ~ ceSTfSurp
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-21

Strengthening he jrGdtcarib1ig gri3s tome to NE rnton
organs and jHriguraidig t5c oRe SgStttl iso in FITS
Cra,np, PaaigSi, oGd PRSg, Dyspepsia or Indigestion
Rheumatism. ieu1C amt Chrome GI,d EpHfpsg iUn5aEo
D,qtilcSy, Nitrous II.Hl0rs, Paptio1 ottc Hcat, Up
opiery. Nt,faiga, ros uttss sud- and GteSi rcr Com
painf, Spinal Complaint oa3 Cu5capc fate Spg,c H.
Complaints Diseases oftbe kIdtgv D.friatrB .Nirrou
and PbySical E5tgY and all Atrc3US Diseases, 'rcb COM
! nIriniS nrLSr IrnaI nlc Nillpe rllLSc liNnlril.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-21

ed Life cannot be sustained without it. 1t is thrown "a
from the blood and other juices oil the body dspos m
this means, OF nearly all the impurities within he bIY
by this means ony, works itsell pure. u'
Would YOU give Piy>ic 10 UNSfOP the pores Or
would you apply thing that would do this pnn the s,
lace where the obstruction actually exists Would not his
be common sense And yet know Of physician vho
sign is that medicine knowledge is capable 81
doing Under these circumstances, present p sician
and to all Others preparation that has this power in its
est extent 1t Is t!c.Htcr Hi-icaliag Ointment or The
UordS SGce. Il has POWER 10 perspiraon ON
the feet the head around old Sores upon chest in
short upon part of the body whether diseased slightly or
severely When the pcrspraton restored, ii has Pc WEIR
Ia penetrate to the lungs liver other part human
system, and SO to upon them if they be diseased as TO
pei them to the snriare.
has POUfh to all external sores, scrofnlous In.
mors skin Diseases wounds discharge pu
trid matter and then heals them
II is aRE.nEDY that sweeps off the whole catalogue Of
eancous disorders and restores the entire eutele to its heal
thy functions.
1t is REMEDY that forbids the necessity of so many
deleerioIs drugs taken into the stomach.
laisa REMEDY that neither sckcns, nconv
This REMEDY is probably the only known, that
is capable OF producing all these great results lis great val
is nreorng al the circulation OF the fluids when
checked deraneedb by cold other 1t preserves
and surface from all arrangement OF its functions
while keeps open he channels ar the blood to void all
impurities and dispose ofa its useless PARTICLES. There
remarkable harmony and cooperation between this medi-
cine and the various functions.
The above valuable ointment is for salem New York. by
James McAlister, III Fulton Street, andby
JOHN II SEAY, DRUGGIST,
Only Agent for I.ynehburp, Va
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-21

| III r,n,rs Nt.,.l,,,s Mn Win. sii, ersmibs
IN, .r,a.,. s.t,.,l5s,. .I,uorss t,rb and Wa.
= ,l, I'll. r,,T, lIa,sslc.rets and ali others IN
- =, t,I,., r,tIc,, 1,,lllr, PLATED and B1,tiani,
", ,,.i -, !, ,,,i,.I - ~ harvest and
L., .r,,at ~ have go had The pleasure of 0nering
~. a., m r,,,t,.s ,t,r ,f iaf ,,ry LARGO stock
=.
AInuTteF mn cARprSrFRS, pI ATE STOCK
-. IL, 81 ,,,ls[,fl Tr,uk D-sk Drawer and
n, oCfs4.= ',,, h., - N,IlJk I,tebes. Patent
", ,. It. p ii M -. I,,r -, Ieint Broad
- N,,,,, II ft.. II ,l ,fl ~, If q mt Plate Chest
al T.b. H. yVnl,y aud Sash Fastening. Wood
sesrvsi llana aud Bench Screws Hand liail Screws
Oh L.se. HMM, f.I,ss G.,r, 9xln IN oG>22.
- =, H. ~ -. >,;I. ,,l
- - -. - p III - -. n'raai
-, - M ~ -, :, !, ,ii :, ~, ~ '' ~ -
-. -. .,.,,,..
=tliFll3 NffI ~, h'.E>' rom : - @a mem
carnage b1nazf mum hibntt ana Ia'e' Nm prom
l th 'ui Hafsted foods lot ai'S' lung " do l'a'e,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-21
MALISTER'S AlL-lIEALING OINTMENT
or WORLDS SALVE.

/ he preceding figure is given >,
represent the LN'SR.N'SF IL J
PERSPiR.1TiO.N. ItAJt
great EVACUATION for -.
impurities Of the body If yin n
be noticed that thick clond,
mist issues from all points of u,s
snrlaee, which indicates the won
deriul process going forward
within. This pefspiration flows
unluterrup'edly " hen we are m
health, but ceases when We a., -
sick. 1t should be the care ofev
cry one to see that IL is No, -,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-21
POLITICAL.


Tie following beautiful Ines were wfi'isH BY fisa
tscssx at asssiek, tsElasd on tie neHnutnt ~ IA
ne Representing deceased kng b end la,
THE BEAUCuANiP MONUMENT
sieve. let take thy hand
sessf $ That tenacrcst, triiest sa'e,
: hss = The sas, held. whsn VIC did Stand
Before the allsr-stone.. esq =
Their let me hid it so
.....5s 1t stays my sinking heart
-. Nor. till its pulses cease to flow,
Permit that gasp toPar'
rSa aSav, when thy breast, my bride,
Mingics its dust with mine,
;asa And swectly sleerins, side By .ide,
We rest beneaththe shrine
Sole, tie seuaior's art
81. Our love perPeiuaiei
- The CLASP, thai lie could never part,
sn Death shall but eonseerate.e
Thus dying BeaurhamP spske
Ills will wa. strictly done
.-n Sweetiy they sleep, a. once they stood
43ista Before the sltsr-stnne
He, in his mailed coat,
She ia her bridal vet
els In seuipsursl beauty, side by sde,
Be- And hand in hand, they rest,
I've stood among The tombs,
$3.50 In many a ancient fame,
~ aaa Where mitrcd head and sworded hand
~ Bring ages M ag,in
But all the stone seems here,
Instinct with vital breath
And tins, its lesson n my heart,
a. Lore oceFHasters death
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-21
COLygFT g. co.
COLVIN 6 COS OFFICE.

\. W. corner uf Ia tnrorc and Calvert Streets,
MUSEUM BUILDING. BALTIMORE, Mo.
g. The most unparalleled PIize Vendors IN the word
Guarantee all Prizes
q H.ial Drawing, of ncccmner show EIGHT CAPITAL
PRIZES SOLD IN DECEMBlsR amounting 10 upwards
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-21
G0Ir0RSc EWI'G!iacS,

consists in the fact thai they and disease by
oui,cdrd application, in place Of the usual mode Of drug
glng aud Ihyslcing the p,tient iii exhausted Mature
sinks hope essly under The lnfcDion.
They strengthen the tchoie ssm cqnal,e The cpcfi-
hton Of the baod promote The SccrefionS and do
The slightest injury under anY circumstances Since their
introduction the United sAles, only three years since,
norp tlan
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-21
100000 DOT.F.ARS!!!

owe WELD the magic wand, the golden dream realized
Every State in the Union represented in the list of Capt.
tails sold last year at COlNlN y cos.
CAPITALS SOLD IN DECEMBER.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-21

"

WAY Passengers wishing u take the Bat viii see the
hour necessary the canal BY referring IL the time
o starting ol the Boats aud aiding the hour II takes to
reach any ofthe above dt-taaees.
BOYD, EDMOND = DAVENPORT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-21
~ EEe G NOE1N.

ISTATERHOUSE & POTTER have now in store
and are yrerciug from n York. compet assort
llSGS and FURNISHING GOODS, of every description
and qua which they invite the attention OF their iriends
and the public to examine.
Store formerly occupied by Whittemore * Co., three
doors below T. d. Jennings's Commission Store.
S. OFT SIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-21
q a. ss' q III % A.
IL OH Snrinnn NSfnrl kInIlso

y a. ss' = III % A.
At Old Sprin. ware House.
informs the citizens 1ynch
4 burg andlls vicinity ,thathls
0n-ntal&iDG and
BI \ G X ) NJ / II II o = 5,
are now operation thosc who want good, and
hcapwoi can get it by calling the subscriber ho is
pfrpae do all kinds of work IN both branches, with
.NE4Y.NESS ,4ND DESPiTCH
He has large stock of superior seasoned timber
with and his war1mon equal 10 any IN the
State Virginia In his smith Shop he has hrsat Smiths
good aud Horse hoers aud has banda good
stock of Shoes and Nails.
JOHN IL. BAILEY.
l.yuchhurr, March l3-ts
The subscriber has2 very superior ROAD WAGONS
finished OIL and several Catryalls and second handed
ALSO,
several second Hand Road Wagons;
and will short kcepa general assortment OF
UAGONS, cars. PLOEGHS .4ND
JHEEL B,3RROUS.
All of which he will sell low.
JOHN IL. BAILEY.
Farmers'uote, Lynchburg, March Its
INNE yENlSoN II tMs-5oo lbs Fresh venison Hams
/ y tor ale low by IlNSlEY s TAYLOR,
Dec. Its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-21
DR.. Christie's Galvanic Belt
a.cnrrn.- gfCIlilitN.

n " y NJ Il q " Z T { l. L u
are used with the perfect and ccrla success in all
cases Of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-21
Feb. y -w12m

EvIRGINIA--A rules held in the Clerks office the
county court OF Bedford, on the 81 day oil December
1919.
William Newman, Sally Newman, Rawley Crouch and
Jane his wife, formerly Jane Newman Plaintiffs,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-21

Ephraim Newman, Ann Newman, Ransom Hole and
Lovely Hole, formerly Lovely Newman, tarret Newman,
Adam Newman, Elizabeth Newman, Shelby Newman, Ben
Greasy aud lu,ty his wife, formerly lusty Newman,
Ambrose Greasy aud Lucinda his Wife formerly Lucinda
Newman, Defendants,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-21

a IRGINIA: At Rules held in the Clerks Office OF the
Circuit Superior Court Of law and Chancery, for the
county OF Amherst Mondyhe 81 day of December, ls49
Willis =. Bocoek administrators of James Watt. deceased
Plaintiff,
against
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-21
Several Secondhand Road wagons;

INlNE YENiSON IIlMs-50o lbs. Fresh Vcnson Ham.
y tor ale low by IlNSLEY & TAYLOR.
Its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-01-21

FHG and common Ioehtt ana rem hhifeS, fWe anu
Common Rd:ofS. Razor Straps;
shaving tten aud SOAP, Hair Brushes; Dressing and Ivory
Fine tomhs Shaving Btashes, Looking Glasses, various
kinds; Thermometers; Needles and Pms, Paste Backing
PlTE,N'P BALANCES. COUNTER SC.4LES
anl Weight spring Balances Steeyaris, and very many
other anxious 20 sell at moderate prices.
Nov. I2-ts GREGORY ROY ALL.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-01-25
ADVERTISING TERMS.

I do =" g twelve months, 20,0C
Each additional square fer six months, SOC
dc do do twelve months, 500
No advertisements to be considered by the year un-
specified on the manuscript, previously agreed
upon between the parties.
Announcing candidates for Office 81 for each
name in advance.
All advertisements from transient persons to be
paid IN advance.
Advertisements not marked on the copy for a
specified number of Insertions will be continued one
month, unless sooner discontinued, and payment
'Sxacted accordingly y.
- The privileges Of yearly advertisers will be con-
fined to their regular business and all other adver-
isements not pertaining their regular business as
agreed for, to be paid extra
All advertisements for charitable institutions, hre
companies, ward township, any other public meet
ings, and such like, to be charged half price.
Marriages and deaths inserted without charge
Obituary notices and funeral invitations to be charg
ed half price
Regular advertisers and all others sending commu-
Aications or desiring notices designed to call aten
tiOn to fairs. sorees concerts; or any public enter
tainments where charges made for admlttance,
all notices of private associations, every notice de-
signed call attention to private enterprises, cacu-
lated intended promote individual interest, can
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