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TERMS.

vrpG1SIAN published daily at s6, and trweekly at
The VIM In advance and weekly at So. invariably In ad-
per So so will be charged In all No paper
vance except at the option of the Proprictors,
will o' ~ arrcarages shall have been paid
until inserted for so cents per square
loss fa tue insertion, and 81 cts for each
lines o. [ ordered inner weekly and then so
tplahc he charged each insertion II the number
per square on MS will be published till
h'i h'eri'o ut and charged aecort,ingiy ,,, ,
dcred o"' U.s. IIt EARLY RATES ARE:
For square dsily
t"r - do scm- weekly. -
intended for both papers subject spe
e nual advertisers will he limited to their immediate
20 @ t,e adv ertiSpments charged at transient
new advertisements appear IN the daily and tri
We, XIV papers ,,,.h oxo.., o;c, limos arc c,,rc.a
- ~ Obituary nouees "i''" 'N'''" ''e' ' a. ~"
;nGlv for the excess
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900 prizea amounting . . A., ~ wv
~ Prizes payable fltty days nfor the drawing, III I'M
Without deduction In this Lottery.
For tickets aud packages address orders to 49,
r. II. HUBBARD q CO.
once - fayctteat or Box. No 4o
,ine . ,9nio baltimore, Maryland
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NEW tOPAhINERstif hc """''S 49,"
~ ed have formed coparnerahp under the style anu
fm of n S TANNER & co tor the purpose ol conduct
ing general Photographic business at the old stand OF Min
,is Tanner the coparneshp dating from the LIST January,
l-7 The business will greatly enlarged, and everything
new in will be ouuu Al our Gallery and pictures
warranted to please 49,, ...
we arc me agents the sale Nefs Patent MffAN1o.
The MFLANIorNPF, Is new and beauuI style
of picture colored very highly with pleasing ct
feet rht Meanotype manual contains full and complete m
structinns in Anrotypiug Phoographing paper and IN
fact everything belongs the business Also Locket
Breast Pins Rings. &c.
suron IN either Of the above given reasonable
'' ~ N S TANNER,
A COCHRAN.
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~,CcUOEs WANTED.-Thcs s"bscriorf Wishes
,nurrhasr for the Southern Market LiVc!J R, NeRoes
~ - pf al IN no wears which he will pay the nigh
m piiaond cash pcea. persons having sueh I" d9Ios'
onid do well 10 give him call b'9fe se',hs M mnur n
woua wow II M9sb,' Auction House or AZ Henry Dunhng
found At W II; ,poes 'tps + N DrNhINdTON
toms Once A"' Lyntibnrg,
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II AILuNG.-J receives ee0o cesssssLss =
chcap and very substantial Wire Railing ior encosne
single Graves; very desirable for the country a
s'ae aeea ~ GADDEsS' Lynchburg Marble Works
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UTauVAN MARBLE TILE, fer Scoring. .t
~ JOHN u. GADDESS'

i apl 2sis) JUN u, ~
NyOTICE,-We wish 10 call she suee@. @ :.
our constituents and those interested 10 tne s, @
ara Ia Bacon Market ana tnAI
have gone up to II i cents per pound and - s ILL.,, -
T r1iR s6 10 al NEAL IS cens CORN sO OATS per
Ii f q, Ms 90 to 6ai cents Red WHEAT ~ 2Oto u 20
White Al 20 20 81 3at, BEEF to y nett -, v.
We have A ot of superior Clover, Tnothy, Ocsa -.
green English and Herds Grass Seeds on nana o % s
sing Tohacco in v hch will sell good bargans e'eP IN
and see us when you come to I-y -ynehSnrgo a M
Grocers md Commission Merchants at the sia M.nS
Mc(orke Jones y t---
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4 IARPET and Cane sea- Chairs. Carpe' a
~ and Cane Sea, Parlor Chairs of and beauti "
ful patterns "
may 36u + FOLKES
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baptist n WHITE.
TobnccS Nomuission Merchants.

q nAp1IsI. late of PotcrshuF, Va.
no , wuirf. late of the arm of lica
ter 4 White, Richmond Va
s,n
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CuNcEu- SEWING -Grcn.


- iw the must conclusive proof otgrea mon
by III torr labor saving machne before tho
public compatible Shg,ls Sowing Machines After or,ah'
fishing the hnca reputation Ia the United states they wef"
exhibited late "Exposun tuvcrsclle IN France where
they carried highest premium and great manniacto'
" % make tim haa been hnili IN Inrit.
In every hrnch u industry In which sowing IL 10 hc done,
these used with rmonse profit As tho speed
OF the Kalw travelling foot, sewing VAN
SINGERS compared with hand sowing No hinf,
de.smnSer carriage trimmer snder halter &ci
A. should thuut Tho profit Of using ono "i
niachus regularly mpoycd rs ono Thousand ioaiS
vcnr In aAriVate families where thore Is much sewing To
be these RchtueA mvMunlo assistance Planters
ho kooprs hud thcm particularly convenient ana prom
table These tnchnes simple their conjunction an'
very strong durable being the only Kind OF sewing MA
by which every of work, eonist "t IN"
could pcrcy executed rhou1udsof interior hnd worth
less Sewing been made aud aod under vh.ions
names Slners Machines alone have been found every
where to satisi the wnuts Of the public.
Plain for using are aehf with theh M"
Nlrh READILY acquire the afi "i mhn
aging them he maehnes packed securely 10 - to- any
mart wold ~ all persons desiring mote particular IN
formation vii, Application by letter NJ either oi our OF
fees, onward lcopy Nj Singer Cue Gazette papoi
wholly dcNulroto the Sewing Machine interest
| NJ. SINGER Il CO..
irncipal Onicc No. a'3 broadway. New Nork
BRANCH OrfCIs-Nu n Hanover S, BOSTON, NJ ~ thap
l St New lIarn GlovcrNHc, n Y, M III Broad 81
Newark n. 80 IL Chestnut ST, philadelphia 40 io'
Baltimore st ntmore, No 81 Westminster st, PROVIDENCE
Il No Eas Attn ST. Cincinnati No % Sorthalh ST. -
Louis; No ii s Charles st, Now Orleans No 70 pauphn
q, Nohuc llor 2i.dNtts
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED
GLASS IL,
T he drawn in BALTIMORE Md Saturday, June 27th 1857
RFRANCE & Co, MANAGERS.

i5 $50 prizes. amounting to Sis'f@io
f,',,o t,a u va , ~achagn w M gG WoSs eost s3O7 so
= % Halves lJ3 rs
ni ounrtcrs ~ ~
"a 10 fiphihs 80 -
In tho obove scheme formed by ernary combination Of
~ numbers making - Ud tickets aud the drawing OF ~ b
lots there LAO prizes each having three of the drawn
numbers on 1t II on each having two of them on fuoD
eA hay ing only Of them aud also 3uso tckcts WIN
neither of the numbers on them being blanks
10 determine othese prizes aud blanks ~ numbers
Inclusive Will he scyeraly placed III wh'o On
the day OF the drawing 20 Of them drawn out at ahdo
and tLat k. having for its combination the st I'd and 81
drawn nunbers be entitled to the capital pHe OF soos'o
TIA, iek,a ct having D" 1t INV '' $4,000
rhat i,r, NIX, ,a "a'"s v" u WV w. 10000
TIA, ,eknt having on 1t the 10Th lth and 18th drawn
numbers 10 'oo'o
And =, on according o the above scheme.
other tickets tbeng oOO WIN h'ee "i "c """" ooo
numbers on them, each -, - ,, SUI
Iho.c ckcs hayin them the lat and "a, or ID
and 4th drawn numbers, each ho
Thoeo G ling them the 9Th and 9TH, or 7th
aud 9Th drawn numbers, each So, oo
THOSE i6 hnv on them the 9th and 10th or
llth and 18th drawn numbers, ~
All others (being 0672) with two OF the drawn mum M
bers them. eaen =, -, AT, ,.. :"
with either the LIST, I'd, 3D. 9th
bth 7th 5th 9th or 10th drawn. - ~
Those l6 40 with either lth, 10Th, 18Th l4th 18th,
18th. l7th 18th 18th or Goth, ~
" ticket which shall have drawn prize OF s"Peor
atlon M be entitled to inferior prize
Tickets S20--Shares in proportion
f,sya For tickets and packages address orders TO -
- T II HUBBARD CO,
Office % Fayette Street, Box 40,
mavo7lm Baltimore Maryland
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,.,.Nn Unrmrr. u nd PLANTERS look 10 your

ASU.-EHcmffs ana .,y;,,'r.
vtSTEUEsTS-Mv stock Guano and other irT'illrrs
Is now in Store, consisting of Peruvian ''uao No. a.
aro Insnection price S64t; DcBurgs Manipulated ""
,no.al af uure Peruvian, Mexican huano ana po,e
pnwder Thiss said by many to be superior 20 iei' 1 M
ano peBurg super Phosphate OF Lime NleAcan ,a,,
,irnp 90 ncr of Bone Phosphate oI lhhr ~
,lrs potash and Plaster AN excellent manure io - o % &
, n,s yurlburg Ground Plaster, in Buik Bags OF naf
rels. , . I'D s,,,l, Of MI the most an.
o,,iiizprs sell them not nj thc lghest pe'
m hut at the possible prices th9 tthey
t @ E ff,Ird buy iuano fr III the agents OF lH, re-
o' ~ W r,ucu, and certainly of the best lu''y
~ rirs il ms low as any other market atdng t' '' al :"
Fertilizers ave now ihuch uS'" "'u
@ 70 Earn e,s and Planters that IT Is to tnir interest W
patfuhi"c steH " H0 WM. a. MILLER
a call. On basin.
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NEW. .ORK ADVERTISEMENTS
,l,O DRUGGISTS. asQUoH DEAs.Ens nn.

II OrliERs-saN0 10 sa00 wovky can he made by using
our Recipes iu for manufacturing tt'h'H
Cnguac reh ranhius Jamaica aud Santa ftnH hnms
t3 warred To contain nothing Injurious 10 the sySie
Address, cncloag 81 and Postage Stamp to
q. 4 ltARrWfi1 CO,
New Nor
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DAILY VIRGlNIAN.


General Henningsen, author. soldier Of fortune.
and more recently fillibnster, who arrived here
Yesterday afternoon In the Illinois, seems to have
led an adventurous and rather brillian, career in
other services aud elimes, previous to ernbarking
in the war Ia Nicaragua. He is native OF Eng
land. although Of purely German parenfage. and
about fort, years Of age. At seventeen his mil
,ary proclivtics began 10 manifest themselves
40 strongly that he took part In tho Carlist war
in Spain, and at nm age when young gentlemen
nre ut school, had distinguished himself in many
darhing exploits. gained half dozen orders, and
become u Colonel Of cavalry. His career was
stopped by his capture aud release on parole not
TO serve during tho war His Impressions OF the
country were given In a work entitled "Twelvo
Months in SPAIN" said to be an animated and
truthful picture Of the war, and which was favor
ably noticed by Mr.. Lockhnrt in tho Quarterly
Review.
lie next served campaign with the Russian
army in tho Caucasus. and wrote some "Revela'
ions Of Russia" which we're re- produced in the
United Service Magazine. lie also joined the
llungarans in their struggle against the Aus.
trinns His attention was then turned to tho
subject Of improvement in firearms, and upon
his arrival In this country he superintended the
oonsiru ruction Of the first Mimic ever made here.
Ilo also devoted much time to literature, and
wrote. among other books. "The White Slave"
n picture Of Russian serfdom. His books have
obtained u considerable circulation, and moro
spbstanlinl advantages seem 10 have attended
tho uso Of his pen than that OF his sword. His
foreign service brought him ABUNDANT OF fame
apparently, but very itile beside.-His services
in Nicaragua under Walker are familiar to our
readers and probably tho most lucky incident
in his life il his escape from the Costa Rican for
,es with a whole skin.--N Y. Post.
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<1IEENING Tobncco, Cigars. s""ns, wines,
II JIouoRs 8c-We prepared to iurnsh our iriehns
- mo br with the toloyyn celebrated Brands oi Chew-
ing Tobacco: ,
7 Ino W. Stones Cranbury,
Henderson & IIolcombe's Natural,
Vim ID Mier's Buf City,
Bookcr a. IiascvS Lec"mpto.
las " Claytors Natural Suncnrfd, ,,...o
In oddtion 10 which have our usual supply @" hue ~
and Domestic Cigars smoking Tobacco SnuiH SAr
amos Gnays Jelly sc. We are constantly RECEIVING "i
ions 10 our stock of Bottled Wines ana Liquors. put up "
nrassy f,r our trade and warranted pure ,,,e., co
ma
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u ILiES.-'lloMAS 1IoiE 4 co, NO. 1d2 uHAM
BEERS STRET. NEW YORK, Established lssn) lmpor
AVID Dealt Ia all descriptions of kato Old Mheifa sh"i
~ aud Port Nics Finest Old IRA dies Superior old JanM
ca ST al Antigua Rum Odd Holland Tin, ana every
variety of hu.mported aud Domestic Liquors
Cii iNMrA"S-M MaN hniaine, Movt thAhdoh aha liunih
Imuorni Cabei aud Neraenay l,dsick other brands
tIARrr An StrrfHNf-lnUlu,(ug Chateau MnfehnN Nhh
tcau aho ho,ilc. 1arose MhrgauS and ST Julien, oha
t,au and liansantefnes
IioCk Wiss-of Johnncshcrgcr, Mareohrnnner, hnhcs
hrinor Iuckkimrr, Sparkling Hook mud Mosole .
SKA uAs-om choicest Varieties ElegantoH, Rogalias
Iunchas ope,s. Pressed and tonmunes
Foriuk ruifsof kinda Rniains Almonds ffunos &C
TtAs ANp offtts-all at the hnca, qualities .
HAMS AND oNaUts- burlington, Virginia and esphalia
Hams. Sn,ukd and lirklrd Tongues
tusHtN BuTrii-in IHkins, Tubs and Stone lats
FuRIuN IrkLts-san,os, tRitups Sardines tapers, pl
ives Sc. .,,
lI;fsrRNr- Eaa' aud West India and Domestic And at"'
aud general oi osoly variety OF Fine Gio,efes
idly
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READY.MADE CLOTHING.


vxN NOhHhsA0~'--S'SVV
per package In shape iii and appearance, these .eas
the prize Every gent ,nan who contemplate mavss m
should lay IN supply Of these Collars uo Dozen hSf"n " @
bishop, and string Linen Collars, at from 81 81 |" - i" per
ma sI'ts nunRouaus. suArER co.
ETYfEsEOR SPRING AND SUMMER iss'.
- W. have accomplished three grand points in gc'ng up
stock Spring aud summer ,ioods wit EeRahe.'
Styles Durnbhty OF Material and Economy IN prices nc
repuatn of our house for keeping superior Goo 80 "o
established that lsunneeessary to say more on u'a
Over Raglan, Tor Spring Eureka STYLE
snp's Dress Coats, Blark and blue,
super black rroel Coats.
single Breasted Cca,s all colors
hnsiness Cashmere suits for spring
Eslra Back Doe Skin Pants,
Youths Cashmere suits
thhlrenA Suits style, from to 4 to years old,
Alpaca, Quccus cloth. lIarpoer ca,marct frock coais
Pants
Marsolles suit all grades
Ino Davies Cos fr,ek Yoke Patent sh'r's, -. :,
Marsc,s shirts, newl with Gafroe Collars, AL the rage !"
GIayes C,nya,s Neck Tics H,ndkcrchicfs U,nbrelas,
'''se '''''Ns' GLASS 4 RAlNE
Salem Rcrs'cr W,lheyn Times aud Telegraph, Western
star Bedford Sciuo and Ahinginn Democrat copy 1mes'
How uE Es.-Wc nv, sometimes n-hcd h"" IL
of Cothug such astonishngy low prices The reasons
are as follows In the hrst place We buy our materials :" f
hands aud buying large quantities are cnnhcd 'olay them
IN at In place manufacture
all the clothing sell aud while pay our numerous en-
ploNces prices and snch viii insure none hui
the bst r0rk the manufacturers pot OF which our
the benefit.
Ia the third place sell far short time (makng
collect all bls Is, July and Isl JanuRry) In the
ouh place adhere To the price system aud hy selling
ood Good at fair prizes Our trade constantly increases an
afford urnish the BEsT QUALITY OF Ready Made
Clothes low similar hc bought IN the Northern
cities BliRRouGllS SHAFER co,
30ts Clothing and Furnishing Goods Ba1ahr
NyEkN AEEtIIkENV.--1hc q IOthing sold by
GLASS RAlNE differs considerably from the Ready
Made ind other establishments. They make
point introduce the styles In Iyuchhurg they
app New york. Persons calling them will hc 10
fashionable Clothing made equal 10 custom work nnd
Iqtaka lma - IL
ftAsssnEtsE sgBTs.-Wc opened yesterday
fresh lot those beautiful Cashmere Promenade Suits,
eagerly sought eal,sooms this Spring;
entirely be found where else but at the Ba
2aar of BURROUGHS, SlIAFEE 60.
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uDRlVArE SCHOOL iGH shhG'i.ES..
The undersigned desires to call the attention OF iaena
mil Guardians children o slow mental or phy 4ch
,t.s shove The y OF New Yorh, IN very heaibul and
Llufrl nou Private Family Schoo, where such chl
ru can he received and taught Tie experience he M hal
mnr han eight years with the MaAsachusetts
ma, Institution, for din has shown MN
mn ycry much done in bringing these children TO
n,,e normal condition In Instances he las had hch
,rtrn home either common school with advantage
olngapc in the of life with succ'ss Tie earlier IN"
framing commences The better Far ctcuhts irchtc "e
address, JANIS u - 49, w
&, lt, M
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H>WApNAN. plKE a CO.. Importers Of
French English and German Fancy GoodH AMI ueaimS
In Combs BnishcH buttons, Linen and Cotton Thread H'"
49, ~ Innv II dly
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as.NOTsCE.-w. The undersigned re-

InatsH NOTEGE.-We the gBcd re- xl
SsazE specially inform friends and the public ~Ns0
generally that in receipt Of
Spring Stock Roots Shoes Hats Caps, Carpet Bafs, Va
lses These goods bought expressly for tho
retail trade of the most approved manufacturers and we
think compare favorably with any IN this market We
be pleased show them all who may favor with
a call. lap IRETN ELL q HALL.
AYOTg(E.-Ehe subsc r.bcr returns hiss thanks
~ old friends and and the public generally
liberal bestowed him and the ier
hic he has been connected for the last sixteen
years. the Building business in the city He takes this me
thod informing them that he Will continue the building bus
mes $ heretofore both Brick and Wood Work.
lie hopes close application to business (" retain their con
dnre IL that the larger portion OF his
hands slaves and he expects 10 work that KIND ot hbof
he has OF the most experienced white
Journey men himself with lis experience and by
giving his personal attention 10 the business 10 DC hhe
that may offer in such syleas TO gave saac
tion his patrons
Ills shop Jefferson Street in rear of Saun
dors by and Immediately opposite the shop Of va lenn
X r. where he will keep constantly on hand all knds oi
rmbcs and ready made work, such as sash Doors
Blinds, &c. Gfo u ~ hi'i' Az.
l7.de0dly
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4 nYICE ETns.,snANps q WIVES. AI.o.

those contemplating Marriage" -Four tafd s''l p'S %
cts plain plates - cts, free of postage A.,
mis- worry contains the necessity of Mar
riagt instructions in Counting, with Cure for Love "hr
Of tobnbaiion Scrly explained lnrraS.
of family with mnny useiumstructons ne icn'p
of Jan Dubois Address. HENRY $, q, SMITH %
l4gHts uaned. h"A I~4o osi oni''' ~ !
tl
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HSKlIT, SONFECT1ONARiEs, Ac--J"sf
H received
20 Boxes prime Oranges, > " Tiiheris,
- Lemons, = " Pecan Nuts,
- Half Boxes Lemons, 10 Boxes Dry Preserved
20 Boxes Rasiu4 Ginger,
too Drums Figs 700 Cans licked Oysters,
8 Boxc Curuns, Boxes assorted ihckies
Eask Curants 8 Fresh Tomatoes,
so Bushels Ground Peas, II Unit Eng Dairy Cheese.
euu Coroa Nuts, 10 600 imptd Principe Cigars,
= Bales Almonds 10 900 Havana
English Wanus, 10, 900 " Common
Palm Nuts,
WIN L. Saunders Lone Star Tobacco
Always hand, aud receiving weekly Cream Ale Ihger
the be brewers with largo stock of Fancy Arti
Toys, Accordeon Banoos sc Candy manufactured
daily OF the best Crushed Sugars and put up any size paek
ages country trade ca from all IN want of any
thing NY uc respectfully solicited will ae low
Tor cash mas % tsl s A. BOYD.
l.yncbbnrg. Va
IB.tS~ n bsASNE, 1cndrrs aWd inirodmccrs
u Of fine Fashionable Clothing In this market would e0
psrtcu style Vests which have Ind
such an unpr,c edcncd this fresh supply
ccivcd last Friday. lma 2'ts
~ y. Ledger for May 3Oth, coutnining Hrs.
~ Southwur's Isl nd irinee-s-a Romance of the Old
and New World, received &. MORSE'S
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REI Dl.ENENT Of the Debates in Congress
= % Gales Suatons Annals n Con
grees Register Debatcs and from the 0irin
ported Debates John Ryes by 1hos II Benton. Two
vols ready. The above work will be furnished at 81
per vol. application
LESLIE 5 FASHIONS also received az above for MAY.
ma Iats C. MORSE.
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Recent or slight Cn-es-A Care in Two Days.
No MERCUl.Y OR NAUSEOUS DRUGS USED.
M. .lOlINSTGN.

Member the o, al College OF Surgeons onaon Gfadue
rom one of the NEST Colleges of the United States
and the greater part whose life las been spent III the ht
Unsntas Of london Philadelphia and elsewhere, has
saeted some of the astonishing cures that were ever
pown many ubed with RIM ing In the head and ears wh
asleep great beng alarmed at sudden SOUNDS
rd ia bmness with frruent blushng attended sometimes
With deranremeot of mind. were cured immediately.
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DIssOLUTIONs AND NEW FIRMS.

N0TEGE.-The cO-Unrincrship heretofore ca
~ Stng between the undersigned and ) Diuguld under
stye Dngud dissolved the LIST day OF
January last
business Will hereafter he carried by the undersigned
under and style OF d T. i G. \. DlUGUID, ai the
old stand OF s. Duglid g. sons.
All persons having claims aginst the firm OF > Duguid
Sons " i'll present settlement and thos owing
accounts IS III pease rome turwatd aud pay mp -
DAVID =. DICGUTn,
GEORGE A DIUGUlD.
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NJ, lolmstou,s Invigorni in q Remedy for
ic weakness.

y this great and important remedy, weakness 1i inc o
oap arc .edily cured full vigor restored thousands
c most and debitaed no had ost a hope have
J,ysica or Mental disqualification. Nervous lrntablity
Irembings and Weakness or exhaustion OF the iosi "i'
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They also keen onsantv hand large stock of FISK
MET ALIC BURIAL CASES, OF all sze' also large st"c
WOODEN COFFINS, of every description, and will pa
prompt attention undertaking business NJ al hourr
tn 9--dNrts ID. F. a q. A. DIt GUID.
San Andreas independent., 1857-03-14
supreme Court Decision.

The Sacramento Union publishes the
following report of the decision of Chief
Justice Murray, in the case of Wallace
Stewart, convicted of murder some time
since. 1t is the richest "opinion' on law,
equity, jurisprudence and justice, temper
ed ,eith mercy, to our knowledge yet dellv-
cred, by that Supreme body
The People vs. Wallace Sterart.-On the trial
of this cause in the Court below, one OF the Ju-
rors was asked if he entertained such consci-
entious opinions where the offense charged was
punishable with death, as would preclude him
from finding the defendant guilty to which he
answered that he was opposed to capital pun
ishment on principle" He was then chaleng-
ed by the District Attorney for cause and the
challenge sustained.
The 347th section, subdivision of the Grim
inal Code, compiled laws, 466, provides that a
person neither shall be permitted or compelled
to serve as juror where the otfense charged is
punishable with death, and he entertains such
conscientious opinions as would preclude him
from finding the prisoner guilty.