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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-08-23
Agricultural Implements,

which they have commenced receiving direct from
the Misunderstanding assured that they can
offer such inducements to dealers as will be per-
fecty satisfactory. Their stock embraces every
description of goods in their line, amongst which
will be found
Pen, Pocket and Table Cutlery, of every quality
Plated Knives, Forks and Spoons, WARRANTED
best quality
Razors, Scissors and Shears Of all sorts
500 kegs best quality Cut Nails
1000 lbs. Finishing DO.
$50 dozen assorted Locks for doors
$50 y Knobs to suit
$50 !" P" Pad Locks
300 - Butt Hinges
1000 groce !" Screws
SO dozen Cart Hames
So warranted Chopping Axes
800 y assorted Curry Combs
100 Coffee Mills
100 - Tin Plates and Pie Pans
100 Tin Candlescks
10 Spittons
40 - Mouse Traps
100000 " Percussan Caps
$500 lbs. =" sizes Cast Steel
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1855-08-23

We are acquainted with Isaac Benjamin; sold
him some of Hampton's Tincture and believe the
above statement correct. Dawson & Bro.
From our knowledge Of Captain Benjamin we
are confident that the above statement is true and
unexsgerated. ]. A. JOHNSON.
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PR SPE CTUS
OF THE
LYNCHBURG DAILY LEDGER.

r.1trr .f,psrpIpEps INTEND M IsSIFr ~
VIZ VIZ. - -, . ,I-,tirs'r
,1yt Ny pFIVY p4pFR ~ n.y.. ai,aye titIr
If will Inc The sole aim and end of the nroprieor, Of
u =" Iir ne IN o' ''ii an e VI Wv NV
PAPER in his it,, a., m t,r "a all classes
af rho conmaotG Ti,o ,riaat IL is tra is one NOT
hitherto attrmnte5 in his oeaty but it, success and
now prominent position in the ncWspaer pres. of the
%L sL =, ~ r,,, tL otf,, tLot
I,.;, tlt ,.,,tralit ~, 10 ,Ii,,os and t,sti,rs il,
matters If noIiticsl thr south i INST os Gamble and
enlightened in newspaper history rs the communities
of the East and the North who have given vitality and
being to such measures in their own cities.
The "LEDGER Is to be II Newspaper in the strict
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-14
KOCKRuDtE AI.UM SPRINGS. "

'HNllIS old aud a,,oill" Watching rLACH hay
ing been tr,otly enlarged aud rmhcll,strd. u now
open Tor vistnl- H. hmc in tie al dscn the
stead, growth 1T oIore than thny Year, experience
mud itia-is we'll established Ia need advert.
sing. II Is believed II stand Wholly "hnut rival n
the cure of Scroflla Chronic ninhea pN,ror.a, oh
,tinnto diScnsc. at the Liver ct the knlur aud OF
the Skin bronchitis. opthlri uu1 Nervous III clan',
Chronic Thrash aud compliant. peculiar Ia trmnle'.
Pamphlets cou,tning Az /, AMI itw out ct II npl-
tituae ot thu might lave been p. bishcd vii 10
forwarded on APP licaton
Bul. the proprlcors will t. u,ffe attention Is tleir
effort, icirs tbs ntta'tv,' ,ss=ot not e,ey
To the invalid hu, MI who r aereea.
he recreation tom the cares of busfrsss. Ihc) havo
spared neither prtnA expense !, 6tnng np their
tohli-hmru according Ia the requirements II tho imrs
in Ilatr kcc ING.
They hnvo nl~o TIN pleasure to stnle that DIR. q
Rasr. oil La Porte. lndana, long ind we'll kno" IA
citizen mil physician q lhuchhmg has conscntel Ia
render his services resident physician.
The onnll Rand Of Music. oi Baltimore. is enRa#
ecd the season Billintd-. Tenfins. shooting Cal
lcly. &c. &c. FRAZIER ~ RANDOLPH
Proprctors.
Ma IonN II. Sfaynrs. (latc of the Golumbino> Sa.
pefiute1dcnl. July 6Is IN
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NORRIS, Publisher AND BOOKSELLER, Rich
~. mond, Va, has just published
DIGEsT or TnE Laws or real PRoPEHry-Gcncmlly
niopted aud in use in the United Sntes--by JoHN
Circuit of Virginia of the Judges oi the supreme
Sprcni Court of Appens aud formerly Professor of
Law in the University Of Virginia Second Edition
Revised, corrected and greatly enlarged, in hreo
Volumes Royal svo Price al6 so.
This edition, embracing it doe. nearly all the re
cent English md American decisions upon the same
subject may justly be considered the most valuable
compendium of purely American LAW upon the subject
Of Real Property ever issued in this country.
Chancellor kent's Opinion Of Me " oyh.
This work applies we'll 10 Laws respecting Real
Property in the Uni,ed Siates in Virginia. The work
is upon the model of Crnse's Digest, aud it may well
lerecnmmende1 valuable addition To the Lawy er's
Libiafy.h
Rob 'nsons Practice-New Edition. Tho
Practice in Courts of Justice in England and the Uni
ted States, 10y Conway RJbinsun Esq,
Volume / the rlare md time of transaction or
roceedng, treating chiefly OF ths Conflict OF Laws
and tn, Statute Of Limitations Price, So 90.
Sands Suit in Equity History Of a SnH IN
Ey,niy prosecuted mud defended in the Virginia
State Courts al in the United States Circuit Courts.
by Alexander H. San H. ESD, Counsolorat LAW Rich.
uond, Va. vol. posi- Svo. 5l0pp. Price - I
This work is intended supply In young - =.
the legal profession with handbook 10 guide them in
the prosecution and defence Of suits in Equity. In
reference hsDbect the writer traces the history of
suit in Equity from it's beginning, Through lis various
stugcs, To final decree. of appeal. execution, &c
The Appendix besides continuing summary of gal
deciss ms by the Virginia Court of Appeals, &c, affect
ing Equity pleading REd practise. contains variety Of
forms of Bills. Answers, Demurrers Pleas, DEGREES
&C. Nc. The practical also foun ! in the Appen
dix will mike the whole u valuable pade to the
practitioner. apl6-,s
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IN I TsN 7.
The Globe latest editonl reiterated Il state
ment made by Lord Palmerston in the House #
Commons 10 the effect that Lord Raglan had not
applied to retire from the command of the Cri.
mean army. in consequence of severe illness
Lord Raglan has been suffering from dysentery,
and has heen confined to his bed for sene day ::
ent the account last received by telegraph repre-
sents his lordship's health 10 have efaaily i'm
proved within the last few hours. If any change
in the command should be found necessary, it j.
arranged that the command oflhc army should be
confined TO Gen Simpson.
The Paris correspondent of the Times speaks
Of communications having taken place before the
French and English governments, arising ont of
complaints by General peilissicr on the want of
combination or of energetic support upon the
lnrt Of his EngIi.h cnllengne.
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DHGNIN sAFEs-wc Keep .urpls of the

I Justly ce'ehrntcd IRON SAFES, of ylrinus sizes.
At the Notd's Fair held IN New York in 1859, they
competed with all the patents manufactured in the I'm,
tel States. md the aud ONLY eminm was
awarded lem FOR unqualified excellence rs proof
nga,nst fire. III than ordinary token OF spccni
Appreciation b,ng the onl, Snfn which withsiood "A
nd h"nt Of tw I've hours aud preserved ils contents
INJURED.
We warrant hem to be free f,nm al dampness. which
= n arrinus oh, sction to other Safes.
Fur ane nj Ncw New York Manur, turcrs prices.
TUOS. BRANCH y SONS,
Juno " Is sole Agentsfor Petersburg.
Nyihryillr Tafrrnuli rop
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rmpoRTANT NOTICE. concern Of

I WPOTkTANE NUt n E.-IIe c0hteIh OF
| Iornrr, Watson u CO. having dIssosrd, it is hiah
" important that The business be closed speedily
russblr; hope therefore, TINT all persons indebted
Ia us will call and s.1e by or hefore the ls' August
n. W. ahaIl On that ~ pla,c in the na |. of collector
without discrimination all bonds ,bd srcoIIb, nj
ted. llOkNER. WATSON x %.
l.. Il Il l.inInn
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1 (VVNVOD WARRANTS WANTED-As

II WIN
land Warrant under the new law. being is
.lrd, anxious to buy large quantity, for which l.
tend regularly Courts OF APpomattox, Campbell
Amherst and Be ford, and occasionally Chnrotte and
will always psy the best prices for Warrants Any who
may have them will pense apply To me before selling
| prosecute, n usual MI claims for Bounty Land,
Revolutionary Gnim- any .lams against the Govern
nent Of the Unite States.
iune IT, CHAS. w STATHAM.
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E,MERY's Rail Wy Horse

U.NNEkA'S k ALL w 4 nOK = II
Ia row ER OVERSIGHT THRESHER 4 SEPA'
RArOR.-faliners of oheap and good Nm-
rEiuc for wn harscs, invited To examine the above,
nj which We have Just received supply.
We sold several for the hnrvea,s oi 1883 md 1894.
nnl all Of them gave sut.tucti II, We sole agents
ior tlis city.
A leo on rand, Baldwin. Caldwell Cos Lever Pow
-. Tor or ho, srs; Ro Sncair j., Cos Lever
fowc-s for Il ~ horses, with Threshers To suit.
with withani Straw Carriers; Whmans ono and
two lor.o Railway Powers with Th,cshers suit with.
without Straw Carriers.
Ia We san deliver Machinery ia Petersburg or Rich.
moni ~ tho purchn-cI nny prefer, and oil our sales
made at the manufacturers price,.
RDWLEfr & HARDY
Wet Hll Row, iiG Sycamore street.
wne9 t. PETERSBURG, Nn.
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Ivan MILLS. Montgomery, Bamborough's an
l. GIANTS Premium fnns for sale by
TlIOS. BRANCH u SONS. Petersburg.
mn, o. BRANCH & CO, Richmond.
Wytheville TELEGRAPH cnpy
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Commission and Forward q H0
PETERSBURG VA.
WILLS 4 PITT M A N,

ULalcl, Of the firm oi Nilr Len & Browaey)
I'LL give their attention to tho sale afl pufof Ae
w of all Articles of Agricultural Produce, Farming
IMPLEMENTS. &C.. mud purchase for order md roll i",
commission n n,ticles of Groceries, Sc "a :: receive
nd forward Goods, and ecl general Commission
AgentB Jan 3-dAcly
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lNOEs SAEE-Sl0O.0 900 Bonds of tn Virgina
l. aud feanesscc Ruilrond Company, bearing pcr
cent interest principal and interest payable in New
York aud Heenfsd by second mortgage upon tho on
tire Road mud al thu nssets of the Company.
Thcac secuiin regarded IA of tho first class,
mud will he sol At II price command the attention of
every cnrlalt Full infnrmntan of the present condi-
lion mud future Iospccs al the Rond will be furnished
by upon application
nm. / I.si. pETEPS SPENCE Il 90.
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THROUGH TO THE SPRINGS.

THROUGH TO TIE SPRINGS.
gNARE FROM LNNCilBuRG
u To the Nhte Sulp ..-----.-- 20 w
To Dagger Springs. w
To Rochnligc Alum ..-..---.-.-..- 90
To Warm nd Hot Springs Oh
To Natuai Bridge. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 90
To Lexington. .--...---- oo
For buchanan our Picket Boats Leave Lynclburg at
"a NJ Monday. Wednesday and Friday, and con-
meet with the 81 ge Lines North River and Cedar
Creek Tor The Natural Bridge, Lexington, Rock Alum.
Warm aad Hat springs, and in Buchanan with he Line
ty Dagger Springs to the White Sulphur Returning
rnvc Buchaqan Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 2
A.
The Bouts fnr Richmond leave Lynchbnrg Monday
Wedt csda, and Friday Mt NJ
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
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AUCTION SALES,
THIS DAY
EsissjST SALE.

't'RtST sARE.--la pursuance of iced oi
ltust eNcrulri 10 me by rs. ~ \. t. Saidcr, !
hi nH the lih dny 81, Jul, lS5, in franl Of the
Market Hons. IN the city o. saH#nre -eil lie LOT
conveyed m sail aeri. situated IN tr,ntI.a IL anl
a7laInirE the honse recently aeenrd -'e5a hs said
Satier, heug The same V"Pzfss purchased lay satd
SHt,f ul lirnrg DAYS aud i. sari IL '"uoin hat an
Al.
frRM'--A colt 81 months The rur, hasrr Giving
fefaable notes satisfactorily endowed aud thr tic re-
tanned until h. purchase none, :. pail
July G-tliih Z. K. SLM oil TER, Trustee.
flsstST SAIE.-By >ulue ot heed 4 trust
rNcrWc1 10 H. tv J ,hn g Met lnunhan. W. viii.
a7 the lih day Il July, 1853 in ont t the Market
llaH=e. in the q If L,nthhufs ell FIVE SHARES
o. STOCK in tie Ncrclatt, Bauk of Vjeina. NJ
H4Hfion To the HIGHEST hiddrr credit of months,
ilr purchaser giving negotiable NJ satisfactorily
d.rsei .I the purchase M uey.
4. q. McCLANAliAN. tr,..,.,.
luLy 6.lIlh Z. Il. NIAIGnIEK N'l'H..'
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DUHssALL's ~ EIUssEy's rREMi-
WHEAT TuI,AsIlEns n HORSE

w POWERS We furnish NJ Factory prices Bald
WINS Siaelnr'- nud Nitmar's I hashers, with Iron
Cylindcis aud set Oiling Boxcs aud Lever rnd Rail
way Powers
THOS BRANCH & SONS, Petersburg.
mu, % RRANCIl \ CO. Richmond.
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FUTURE DAYS
FUTURE DAYS.
Bx Wu.Il. MOSBN, AUctiOnecr.
ENpDKIEn IACk. ~ ICAK OI

7 BNAN. IT NTGIION-On NlIWdny. lhe llIh
inst, at l2A o'c!oek precisely. will soil Market
street, the fine imported JACh, VICAR OF BRAY -
lie is Gully two and lut year. I'D. hring the most
beautiful AMI thor neh-br,d animal 81 the kind u,.
Perfed into tn, country. lie he the Nash.
iHgtan Stables until dav OF sac.
ferm4 liberal and ,ac pDsi.i,r.
iuly - i3t &. 4. PHELPS. Aucl'r.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-14

DEARLY TEETH AND BALMY BREATH, Tho
l pearl Dsntrlricc" FOR cleaning whitening mn pre-
serving the teeth has superior. 1t IA composed of
ingredients nipple and eieetua Tint the Youngest
rhLl Ga l. u.e il lh benefit Made and sold only ut
j II. THOMPSON 8. cos
itly Jis New Dug Store
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he money market remain unchanged anl ca,i
tai is aban liant.
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tI,HIsT sALE.-ny >Laae Of leed 4 lln.


L. q. McCLANAIiAN. tr.=..-.
lay 6.tlt.h {. Il. SIAtG1i TER. >'''s''''.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-08
HSpx1ENDEHr.-The Roman Catholic Bish-

fSDZ1ENDESr.-The Roman Catholic Bisl,-
op Of Hartford, wishes to form German
parish at New Haven, and FOR that purpose
has sent a German Catholic priest among
those people to geta going, whereupon they
have adopted the following resolutions by
way OF protest against the proceedings.
Resolved. That we, Roman Catholics, ear.
nestIy protest against such proceedings,
and declare to the Ri. Rev. Bishop, that we
DO not want a German Roman Catholic
priest here in New Haven.
-/esolred. That we have suffered already
in our Old fatherland too much from priest.
craft and kingcraft. and that we here, in our
new home. thank our Lord and God, in at
least thirty churches other than Roman
Catholic, that we are free from that yoke,
and that every one Of Us can worship his
God according to his best belief and con-
science. ast H.
Resolved, That these resolutions be sent to
the Ri. Rev. Bishop. Ef-s f-t
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-08

~ The Ohio Safe Journal gives the fol-.
lowing account Of the working of the liquor
law in Columbus:
The Police officers of this city, on yester-
day, notifiei all the saloon keepers, and 9TH
ers engaged in selling liquor. that the liquor
law would be enforced from that date.
Nearly all the bars in the city are closed. to-
day, and one individual was trotted off to
Jail for the violation Of the 9Th section. The
law appears to be a doubegeareS, self.acting
machine, from the mar ner of its workings.
One fellow was brought in from Plain tow u :
ship, this morning. for getting intoxicated.
He inform ed upon the landlord who sold him
the liquor, and the landlord was bound over
to appear at Court, at its next term, to an
swer for his conduct in the premises.
This is the wsy it begins to work. 81
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-08

A large number of our citizens responded
to the bank meeting call, at the old court
house, night before last. Mayor Hopkins
presided, and the supposed object of the
meeting was stated by J. G. Jones, Esq,
who also discussed at considerable length the
the merits of the existing banking systems
of the State, and their inability under pres
ent circumstances to supply sound and re-
liable currency, and suf6ciency of it. for
the future demands of business. The cur.
rency of the State, as furnished by the State
Bank Of Indiana, the importance aud bene-
fit which this institution had conferred upon
our business prosperity and State credit. were
slluded to by Mr. Jones in very just and fat
tering terms. His remarks were continued
further in reference to the present deranged
state Of the currency, caused by the abuse
of the free banking law, and the insufficient
cy of that system under its present restric-
tons to meet the monetary wants Of the peo-
pier
John Ingle, Jr. was called for. and sup
ported mainly the views advanced by Mr..
Jones, but disagreed with him in relation to
the free banking system being inadequate to
furnish a sound and useful currency, both at
home and abroad. He cited the success of
the system in other States, and demor STRAIT.
ed its superiority in the State Of New York,
over any other system of banking. Mr.. J..
reviewed the financial history of the State,
and showed that no banks could so we'll en-.
dure the financial tempests that pc riodcalIy
sweep over the country.as well as those has.
ed upon the principle of the free banks.
After Mr.. Ingle had closed his remarks, a
committee was appointed to draft preamble
and resolutions, expressive of something, up
to that time not well ascertained. ..- 80.
During the absence Of the committee, G.
w. Rathbone, Cashier Of the State Bank
Branch, was called for, and made some very
pertinent and interesting remarks in relation
to the history and management of the State
Bank, and the propriety and legality Of q
similar institution being chartered, to sue.
coed the State Bank which was soon TO wind
up its affairs.
The resolutions presented by the commit.
tee'were objected to by several PERSONS
They were thought to reflect too severely
upon the free banking system. Upto the
INTRODUCTION OF the resolutions, no. issue had
been presented between the State and free
banks. They were the signal for q free
tight, out OF which il was very evident M
good could arise. The resolutions WERE 8.
nally recommitted to the same committee
and the meeting adjourned to this evening
when full discussion Of the subject NAV be
eAPecsed. =
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-08

HEREDITARY MoNoMASIA.-Henry Case,
a lad IA or l6 years old, is in confinement at
Haverhill. N. H., for setting FIRE to the aims
house, and also for firing two barns, which
acts he acknowledged to have committed, but
gave no reason therefor, other than he liked
to see fire. His mother, some IS years ago,
fred barn, and has been an inmateof our
almshouse ever since in a monomaniac state.
His father, who is also in the almshouse, is
said to be an idiot and this boy was begotten
and raised in the house.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-08

Tn. amount Of liabilities dns net sas Banks ether
creditors-se' hing II tf. - lttt
Losses adjusted and due-nsne.
Lsss~s I'd jsssed and due. o nffs o11o5Jo a
L. SesuHadi ustsd and in suspenss. watt l. ra-
AID claims against the Company snail saly
Asrrss inst ueted to take NO risk over sIc oos
the charseter Material and obstruction Of budng the
width the supply ditisn De-
Varnens. snd instance. -fs ~ -E 70
The insured in blocks Of buildings vares the de
Ths act Of aslos is the sane q sled is July 1884,
- " S.ssrosD corsrr. IS. Hartford. Js. 1855.
Personally appeared Thomas Alexander Secretary sfAs
snd mad: s.n TIA. III:
knowledge ana beIief -
All have property III
the Preceding reliable expose OF this old ad long tried
its ssiy ssa
will aracih. attention the ssuring public
firm their ndep The prersrd
contrast is eesasa With LEGAL aad Sts ssuaee
Re materially Affected by the late in
that class Of assets
The increase to sye CO. slssa see
addition the strength Of the corporation and
for the pledge Of its Peissies
The necessity real Of ell sxsD
pfed Ia the fact the Aas paid loss during hs
irs Wt-iera Branch one acue In Cincns -
the &C. uhieh h been paid ssnsidsr
ably in advance time Legally asds has hsd suit
litigation IL all Of these scrs Inducements 70 The
find its agents dy attepd the demands Of busissss
heretotc-e with ttude fsvorabis rates tern
securts 10 al permits. = -el
jan25-ln A. O. HALL0CK. Agent.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-08

course in euchering Mr.. Chapman out Of his
seat SO long. The majority report will be
concurred in.
In the House, Mr.. Hardin presented a
petition against intemperance. Five petit
tons were presented asking that no foreign
er be permitted TO vote until be becomes .
citizen under the laws of the Unite6 States.
A joint resolution against the renewal of the
patents on reapers held by Mccormick,
Moore e. Marshall, and Hussey, was passed
unanimously. ~ ~
It is much to be regre tied that we cannot
have annual sessions OF the General Assem-.
bly,, instead Of biennial, and in view of the
time that now intervenes between sessions,
tits unfortunate that go little tine is allowed
to do the business. One hundred day smight
be pro6tably employed instead Of sixty. one;
as it is the Democratic majority in the Sen
ate may annoy and hinder the ..epublicans
all they wish to suit their purposes, and il
the least thing is left undone, the really
guilty ones will take especial care to shift
the responsibility from their shoulders. 1t
is consolation to know that the people can
read and learn for themselves, and will be.
come acquainted with the censurable course
Of the Democrats IN "staving off" the cleo
tons and hindering legislation.
Money matters are getting easier here
Eastern exchange is selling at 3per cent for
first class free bank paper, with a prospect
of further improvement. Yours, respectfully
| 81 RAILROAD CITY.