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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-18

In the Panama Star of January 81, we have
adyices from the city ofMevlco by way of Ac
apulco, to January. Is. The intelligence is
interesting as throwing some light upoothe car
ses Immediately leading 10 Arista' $ resignation.
Itrepresents that the Secretary Of the Treasu-
ry bad, Ivy unfair means, obtained a majority
in the Legislature, empowering the Exc
cnlive to raise four millions of dollars, and that
toaccomplsh this Arlsta rcsorted to forced
loan. The excitement was SO great as to com
pei his resignation.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-18
\ lEEDHaONE WORKS.. ELLISON II Pr
tti4Og.
steam Saw and planning Mills,
V0OT, $3.50 U7IHI 0Na Don T0CIOIV,
MI and MaehiHe Work,
Iron I'atDingaad Fitting,

iron turning ana fHfug,
Matchmaking 81 all descriptions
These works having been 6lted up at great expense
Will power, aud large variety OF machinery foi
working wood and iron, form the complete estub.
lisnent ofthc kind in the Southern States. and can
better work and at cheaper raes dian can be
I'M in the ordinary mode
Builders and those intending to build, supplied with
Doors. Blinds Window Frames and Sash (primed an
glazed if required) Meudings, Flooring dressed ana
angue and grooved, ready for laying. dressed Ceiling
md Notwithstanding, Palmgs, and variety oi Other
II atcriuls required in buildine
Contractors supplied with Du1p and Stone Cars, Der
rick Gearing Wheelborows, Picks and Bars and other
Tool required upon Public Works.
Constantly ON hand p'd aor sale on reasonableterms
all varieties of Flooring aud other Lumber, worked
nwor,od. Saving and Planning done to order. Bills
NJ Timber snwcd to order,
Jan l-itta A NETNl El''N
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-18
BLANKS! BLANIks!i
AT THE VIRGINIAN OFFICE.
Et0ESTA HE4ES' ~
~ - Executions.
Delivery DIS nd Nuti

~ Executions.
80 Delivery Bonds and Notices,
50 Indemnifying Bonds.
SHERIFFS' Delivery Bonds and Notices,
50 indemnify ing Bonds.
Bills OF Lading, Negotiable Notes,
Checks, different Sizes, Bonds,
And nll the different BLANKS which
he had at re Nsinian Office, there large bcau
ful supply just issued from the press
The gentleman to whom the department of
business is entrusted has superior in the
who may order work this establishment Of
speedy and faithful crtor1nnuce.
Ourf'ciities for Pam phiet, Gard, and Rule w DIRK,
complete which with the large addition Fancy Types
Emtel mfnts recently made mike the Nirginen g".l lob
Office as is 10 he found Ia the interior
Orders from the City and Country respectfully solicited
in 26-d6nfts TERRY SHIELDS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-18

Col. Jack Hays of Texas Ranger" motto.
rlety, now Sherihof San Francisco, is pas.
senger onthe Steamship Ohio, now due at New
York. He is en- route for Texas, the old scene
of his daring exploits, via Washington.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-18

A few days ago while two black boys
were sweeping the chimney of Mr.. Nissley,
IN 'ncaster county Pa, be was paid in their
presence several hundred dollars. AT mig ht,
after retiring to bed he heard stove pipe fall ;
he jumped out of bed, and seizing gun he
went to the chimney and called out several
llmes to the person ar persons there to come
down, or he would shoot them. Not coming,
he fred his gun at random. when Gown fell
one Of the sweep boys, MORALLY wounded.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-18
EgObensuCk,s Liver pills.

No of the system ismor linbe 10 diseases hnn
LIVER il serving fltercr purify the blood, or
giving the proper secretion the bile that any
wrong notion Of the Liver effects the other important
pns of the syetem and results varously in Liver Com
plnnl, Jnnndice, Dyspepain. &c. We should, there
fore, watch every symptomthal might indicate wrong
action OF tho Liver These Pills being composed of
ROOTS and PLANTS furnished by mature to heal tho
sick: Namely Let, An EXrECTORhKT, which aug
mcnls he secretion from the Pulmonary muous mem
bruno, promotes The dschnrgo of sccietcd natter
end, An ALTERATINE, which changes in some mex
peablo and nsensbe manner the certain morbid action
Of the system. Bird y TONIC, which gives tome and
strength to the nervous system, renewing health and
vieor to all parts Of the body. fth, CATl1ARTIC.
which acts in perfect harmony with the other ingredi-
ents and operating the Bowels. and eNrelng the
whole of corrupt and vitiacd matter and purify
ing the Blood which destroys disensennd health
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-18

EHUEES GANDAES.-We have lust rcccv-
Z D. ed 30 Boxes HuPs Candies of inerent sizes. we
hive On hand uso Sperm, Adamantne and common tai
low do. SAUNDERS Il IRBY
feb 1I-.taif
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-18
/ oCKETS, LoCKETs, PINS &c

3
IA he subscriber sPeetuly informs the public that
he has jest returned from the North with an unusually
large stock Of DcSuerreoypeng material, embracing
Frames Gases Sc Of the latest tyes and patterns. Al
large stock of I.9ckes aud Pins. some extra fine
made order which WILDE filled with pictures in the
best style fihe art nj low prices according quality,
At Nhitehurst Gallery, next door to the Va. Bonk.
p. f. GIBBS Pyopi4or.
N.B.-Faintings and Pictures Of all kinds accuratey
copied
Stock furnished at the lowest cash prices.
feb. lots =. +. G.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-18
WoRTIlINGTON# & co

Merchants and others interested in preservation Of
books and papers from fire. pect fully requested 10
caa at the store of the undersigned and mum
hei ot certificates similar the above, extending over
period oi ten years. No book paper document OF
any description has been injured by ine IN my OF
theac Safes.
An assortment Of these Safea, with aud without Ynlo
Powder Proof Locks, and Jones' Powder Proof Locks,
Tor snle Al tn" Depot l4G Wate Street mud the Fac
tory, corner Of Avenue and St Marks Place. New
York. SrEARNS & MARVIN.
Suceessorsto Rich & Co, lag Winter Street, New
York, the only makers of Snnnnndcs SUITES in tho u
nited States, combining Wilder aud Rch's Patents
SrERNs & Marvin. Salamander Safe Manufacturers
lnyc purchased of H. G. Jes the patent right for III.
Powder roof Rank Lock, commonly called the WORLD
EflU Lock. behind which One Thousand Dollars WIS
placed in Safe the Fair in London, during period
81 ory-lye days to be the property )f any o the vis
tors who could open the Lock. The attempt 10 open
made duly by hundreds without success.
bankers, jewelers. and Merchants can be supplied
with these Locks by the sole propriclors
STEARNS g. MARVIN,
fcb S-dGr3in l16 Wnter Street, New York.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-18
LLsE, LIVE AND MARINE ENsUR

HNIE.-IyN1000Ig H070 9' 7 E1 IN5NI7"1E C0W-
1aDg.
This Company makes Insurance against loss dam
age Fire Dwelling Houses gtores, Tobacco fncto
ri and other buildings onlrnre, Goods. and
orrrandize, generally in and counryon the most
favorable terms.
a 40 makes Insurance the lives fall persons en-
ioyine good health aud Of sound constitution for the
who'e duration ofliie or fora limited period.
les employed in ordinary occupations, will be
insured reasonable terms.
The Company will also take marine risks from and to
any Of the Northern Southern Ports, favourable
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-18

M BEAT.-1he undersigned is operating
w his MILLS, aud il in market for Wheat. He
nIso keeps hand for sale Corn, Corn mcol and OH
Also. lump and Ground Plnster.
Aue 23-dts rs TANGHORNE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-18
OE M nleS.

You i'll find these Pills invaluable medicine In
mnnY complaints to which you subject In obs,ruo
tom either total partin they hive been found Of In
esimable benefit restoring their functional arrange
ments 10 healthy action purifying the blood and 9TH
cr lilds olectunlly 10 put to flight all complaints
y" eh mny arise from female rregulnrtiesas headache,
giddncss dimness ofsght, pnn In the side, back &c.
Mono genuine unless signed - N. Hobensaek." all
others being bnso mitntioBs.
Agents wishing supplies, and Store Keepers desi
rous ol becoming Agents must address the PROPRIETOR
J. n. IIobcnsaek, Philadelphia, Pa.
q. w. johnson Baltimore Wholesale Agent, for
Maryland md ViIgnin; John II. Scay, Lynohburg;
Thos +. Eskridgc, Stanton, Gaynor a. Wood Rich
mond and by many storekecpers in all tho Counties in
Va.
81 PmcE--CAsH 25 cts. l7-w1y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-18
New y DIRK, Feb. II.

Gen. Pierce left for Philadelphia this even
ins, rather indi.posed. lie keeps private.
Mrs. Pierce Is still in Boston
The British steamer America, with Liver
pool dates OF the fifth, is coming up the Bay.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-18
SECOND DISPATCH.
Richmond Special Election.

RICHMOND, Feb. II.
George NJ Johnson, Esq, was to day elect
ed to supply the vacancy occasioned by the
resignation of A. J Crane, as a member Of the
House of Delegates from this city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-18

ENDEEATEOS.-Mrs Rice offers her thanks to
IA her patrons, and Informs them that she has moved
her school to the house lbove the one formerly
occupied oalhc square She will construction
in the Latin ond of toe higher English Branches;
encouraging her pupils in tho morning Of life 10 store
tor minds with useful knowledge and their heurs with
right affections To attain this she asks the aid of the
parents, for in Union is strength"
Terms made known on eniIuhcc,
Feb, = div
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-18

ORicc Of He Lpctb"g Hose 4 Fre ms. Company
FEBRUARY 7, 1898.
TENIE Board Of Directors of this Company tbcr
d meeting thc 9th of january last, Occurred n
dividend of foUr PR cnt on the CnPol Stock Of the
Company of thu profits OF the Inst Slr months, paya-
lie To The Stakeholder, ind after the 10Th inst.
feb s-1w n WILLS, Secy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-18

4 ANEON GitAger-AnotHcr supply Of dficd
" Canton Ginger put up in Sugar This Is a de-
lighttuI article Of presewe-for sale by
Feb. 10. JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-12-07
Ohio Cul,ivnsor.

The tenth volume of this popular Journal will
commence on The tef January, 1854. 1t is the
intentionof the Publishers to supply The industrial
classes with cheap and reliable paper, devoted to
Agriculture. Domestic and Rural affairs. and seek
ing the elevation of labor in all its legitimate inter-
es,s.
A Ladies' department nnder the charge of Mrs.
Josephine C.. Bateham has been introduced and
makes interesting in this paper, much
enhancing its value.
The Cutivator is published on the lst and 18th
of every month at 81 per annum. Four copies
So, nine copies s6,and the same price (66 eeots
each) for larger number. Address Bateham &
Harris, Columbus O.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-12-07
. i Z .

In Seward township, Winneba 20 CO.. Itifnois,
Nov. 10th, 1858. after long and painful illness,
STEPHEN w BUTLER, in the 81 h year of his age
He was born in Westfed Couuecisut, Nov.
4th. I79O In 1906 he came to Ohio with Steph-
en- Butler. his father and settled in the township
of Stow, Summit County. From which place he
removed in 1s49, to the land where he died
Stephen Butler, his father, served as an officer
I through the Revolutionary War, ard helped fight
his country 3 battles; iu the battle of York
town, at the surrender of Lord Cornwalls. HIS
son, the decensed, served in the late war with
Great Britain, in 1912 Like almost all other p-
oneers, he has been acquainted with troubles aud
hardships VIII ch but few in later tim;s a"e or be
acquainted with. He has exchanged worlds, and
those best acquainted with his character are salts
fed that he bas made happy exchange. For
more than thirty years he was member If
Christ's Church, aud through his whole LIE con
stant attendant ut the House of God, He has been
an attentive and kind neis shbor, especially in sick
ness and affection. He did what he could to wipe
ava the tears of serrow and sooth the anguish!
of his fellow creatures 10 distress. And his acts
of sympathizipg kindness will long live in the
grateful remembrance Of surviving friends. He
has passed this vale of tears and fell asleep in Je
sus, saying, the will of The Lord be done.
Summit County papers pleuse copy.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-12-07
Lectures to Young Men.

The season is now at hand which is most aPPro-
priately adapted to the delivery OF lectures impor
tant and useful to the young Of the benefits to be
derived from well conducted course of Lectures.
no one who takes a right view of the subject can
for one moment have a reasonable doubt. Those
who have any desire to become intelligent, welin-
formed aud versed in ancient and modern history,
the sciences, and upon the religious apd political
questions of times, will at ones be impressed
with the necessity and praecabilty and utility Of
the project. In all ages this has been of the
most practical and popular methods of diffusing
ledge, and exchanging thought and senti-
ment, and has been the making Of many young
man. There are many who appreciate these priv
ieges and advantages and profit by them, and there
are many who, never having enjoyed them,are not
as well qualifsd TO judge of the peculiar adyanta-
ges to be derived.
10 many places during the coming winter the
delivery of Lectures will afford opportunities to
those so inclined to gain much useful information,
and a very agreeable and entertaining manner of
spending the long winter evenings, much more
creditably ,and certainly more rnti nalIy than loun
ging about in groceries, saloons, &c.
We should like very much, TO have course of
lectures upon some interesting and useful subjects
delivered 10 Rayenna this winter. Why cannot
such an arrangement be effected
The young men of Warren are now receiving
an excellent course oflectures from the Rev. Mr..
EnRET, a talented gentleman of that place.
How would it do to invite him to deliver course
of lectures in Ravenna? We presume his serv-
ces might be obtained, and great benefit accrue
from them. Such lectures ought to be delivered
here this winter, there lecturers enough whose
services can be procured. "Where there is a
will there in way" Think of the matter young
men. Shall we have course Of lectures this
| Winterl
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-12-07
Obituary Lines.

Z On the death of joHS, only son of A. S. ard
Abby Beasel. aged years and months, and
EMMA T. daughter of FL. T. and R. S. Seymour,
ged years. who were buried in Ravenna,, in one
rave on the 25th ult.
Two fair young flowers. with radiant light,
To us for litta while were given,
To charm US with their beauty bright,
And then returned to heaven.
The eye that beamed SO brightly blue,
And brow with the linget fair,
Is cold with the eye of darker hue,
That beained meath the dark brown hal,
10 love they grew up side by side.
Together spent each happy day,
They gathered flowers in their summer pride,
And with the flowers passed away.
Our darling ones are calmly sleeping
In one deep grave, side by side,
But our eyes are dull with weeping
Since our little ones have died.
But rest sweet ones thy griefs are o'er.
Though thy parents hearts are sad and
lone,
But sorrow thou shalt know M more,
There is naught but j'y where thou has
gone.
B. L. D.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-12-07
AdlHsirAisfwalOr's sale,

IN pursuance Of an order of sale made on
a the 10Th day of November, ID 1858. in cause
pending in tho Probate in and for the county OF
pos;age and State ofOhio for the sale of real estate
wherein Horace s. Doty, Administrator of Agernon :.
ous wns rciitioner and Cornelia +. Collins respon-
Ami shall offer for sale at public auction, the
rremises on the 23d day of December, ID 1888, be-
fween the hours of 10 O'Clock Nj, and o'clock NJ,
The following described real estate in parcesas follows:
Situate in the township ofRavenna, county of Portage
land State Ohio and known by being the half
'of lot number forty and the south half oflot num-
ber forty TWO in the village of Ravenna. reference
..beinr had TO the township plat of SAID village as re,
corded in Portage County Recorps. Book A, page
'IS8 The east half of lot Al appraised $650,e0:
and half of lot AZ, appraised at 5000
Also the following real estate said township,
ty and State known as village lois, number l60 l6L
'and lee that's to say the north half of said three v
lage lots excepting five feet OF from the south end Of
said halls (which is thrown for the convenience OF
pass way the recorded in Portage County
Record be the less buI subject TO all e
gal highways Appraised at $3.50.
Also the cast hall of lot number 2l3 in Lymans ad
don to the vilioge of Ravenna recorded in the Por-
tage County Records Appraised al S425.
And also one other piece parcel OF land situate IN
said township county and State and being part OF lot
number sxtysx in tho south division OF lois m said
Ravenna, bounded follows beginning ut point ON
alley 80 feet wide. Thence east on the norm nne OF
said lot No g. I85 feet nches TO the north and south
road. Thence on The line of said road S9 feet
inches Thence west feet inches to the east line
of said alley thence north on said east line 81 feet and
inches 10 The place of beginning. Appraised al $90
HORACE S. DOTf,AdmS
Ieis5w Algernon 5. Collins. dead
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-12-07
Strtke at Ciucinnat5,

The printers of Cincinnati, as was statedilast
week, are on "strike." The Gazette. COiumbi-
an and Commercial manfully refused to accede to
outrageous and coereive demands made by the
Typographical Union and are filling the place of
the .strkers" with females. The printers iu this
matter their own enemies. and BY their foolish
"strkes" are doing their business immense in
jury, and forcing employers to fill their offices with
females.
Iu Cincinnati about two hundred have been
thrown out of employment, when they held situ-
atoms in which they could earn from forty to sixty
FIVE and eighty dollars per month. Our readers
can see by this that they have acted like crazy
men, and that publishers, perfectly justified in
the course they have taken. The Gazette in
speaking of the matter makes the following lncon-
trovertibie, common remarks:
"Our present difficulty has grown solely out Of
our determination to manage our own affairs with
out being compelled to ask the permission or to
submit to the arbitrary rules ofthose we have en-
ployed to do our work. Such an interference is
tolerated in any other occupation that we know
of. The merchant regulates his CLERKS, and is not
regulated by them. They do not presume to die
tate the hours when he shall open and shut his
store, upon what principles he shall transact his
business No manufacturer that we have heard
Of submits TO such dictation and presume it will
be very difficult to show anything in the nature of
business, in the character of journeymen print
ers, which entities them to take the management
of their employers affairs, and TO manage them, so
as TO suit their own interests caprices."
81, 1t. ;t,,,
ting i'm infiuenc to bring forward fema'ea
to learn stthe art preseryative of all arts" Long
may they wave.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-12-07
Counterfeiters Arrested.

A large gang of Counterfeiters has been broken
up in Columhana County, and some of the prn-
cpal ones arrested. On Friday the 25.h the Sher-
iff of that county arrested ). Z. Walton, of Sa-
lem, DIR. Parmsr Of Lewiston, Nahoning Co.,
Samuel Clark, ofthe same county, and David Nc
Millen, of Salem township. Walton and Clark
are out upon bail and McMillen has turned States
evidence. Some of the ..top knots in Columbiana
and other counties implicated. The operators
dealt chiefly in the Empire State Bank. Troy City
Bank, and the Unadilla Bank, all of New York.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-12-07
Anollacr Collision.

On Tuesday night, Nov. a2d collision occur
ed on the C.. C. & C. Railroad near Iberia. The
down train from Cleveland at this station goes out,
to turn out and waits for the up train from Gin
cinnat to pass. The engineer ran his engine up
on the main track in order,to pump water in the
boiler. The train from Cincinnati coming up ut
this moment came in collision with the locomotive
The engineer let on full head Of steam and
jumped off the engine thirteen miles when
the steam gave out. The locomotive of the Gin.
cinnati was badly injured. The accident was the
result of the carelessness Of the engineer on the
Cleveland train.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-12-07

H THE OHIO JOURNAL OF EDUCATION, for
December is upon table. 1t is published month
ly under the auspices of tue Ohio State Teachers
Association, and edited bp an association of six ed
itors residing in different parts of the State, Asa
d. L;rd, resident Editor Columbus. This num-
Der closes the second volume. With the January
number volume will be commenced. when
teachers and others Interested in the subject of
Education will do we'll to renew their sutscrip-
tions Terms Goliar year in advance. Re-
mittances and business letters to be addressed to
Lorin Andrews, Columbus o.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-12-07
This and That.

A man came into the printing Office to buy pa
per- Because" said he, 1--WE like to read the
newspapers very much, but our neighbors don't
take none." In every school district IN the land
just such character can be found.
Ex Gov. Williams has .been appointed q. S.
Senator to ill the vacancy occasioned by the death
Of Senator Athsrton, of New Hampshire
Franeonl's Hippodroma, alias Horse Theatre
has suspended operations in New York City.
The Penobscot river is closed with ice. Some
sixty vessels, and three steamers are frozen in
within FIVE miles of Bangor, Me. Men have been
engaged to cut them out.
Hon. THOMAS CoRwIN has been appointed
President of the Cleveland and Cincinnati Short
Line Railroad.
Canadians predict hard winter from the man
ner in which the Musk-rats are fortifying their
winter quarters.
Four convicts escaped fro the Massachusetts
State Prison on the goth ult. A reward of $500
is offered for their arrest.
A lazy, very lazy fellow "way ont west' spells
Look 10 C.
Mechanic of Albany has invented an inclined
car seat. Sleepy travellers snooze as
composedIy in their beds, and to night travellers
upon our railroads they will undoubtedly prove a
blessing.
Mitchell, the Irish patriot arrived in New York
last week, Tuesday from San Francisco. His
| wife and six children accompany him, The New
Workers gave him hearty greeting.
The Ohio and Chesapeake Canal will close about
the middle of this month.
On Thursday and FRIDAY fires destroyed prop
erty to the amount of 100000 in Cincinnat The
work of ..fendish ncendiaries." No man is safe
! ct him cross the path Of villain and the torch i:
applied to his premises.
Miss Margaret Holoman. of Person County
North Carolina. has recovered $4,000 damages
of Col J. D ugasss who seduced her, Douglas
was married man.