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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-02

1Gn14 ptiz#f oInuuntinPto SlahVo
hfrs 50 I1titcs si0i 9nnrtetH -. Eightl - 81
C.rfiirnte 81 package ,t' I'D Wbalea ..at ESQ 81
"a Halves ~ -
~ Qnnrtera ~ II
"a IafIfha % %
IT, For tickets and pnrAaPea address orders TO
4 II III BBhND co,
Office - Favete altpct, Box 40,
iee5ie=ily baltimore Maryland.
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INAMPREsI. LAND NEAR LVNCmBuRG
u FOR SALE offer for sale my Tract OF Land contain
zoo and 1000 may he dHdd in two good
The buildings good with every necessary house.
The fancy Tobacco and would refer TO
the present CROP hand Believing 1t Is entirely unnoc
about the lans gentleman would
vree of Lvnchburg aud Capt VIM. q. Perrow, of Camp
bell county whose lands adon or to my ovorsee Mr. john
n Shelton living land who will show the to any
one wishing buy. My address is Danvills. Va, aud VIII
bo receive proposals for the said lands Mr. Tyree
or Cant Pcow will give information that be desired
will make liberal as determined to take my
hands Danve this winter from the farm also wish to sell
my House and Lot Church Street A. l.. WfLLiE.
4,
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LOCO pti1ra amounting to elt'nVp
Whnlo Tickets y lOi Halves o. Quartcrs o. 30
rYaplenae addrces n tickets in tho above Mag
nthetu Schemes
I IL HUBBARD & co,
Ho. ~ fnycitu at or Box. M. 10.
uly lt3ry baltimore, Maryland
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The EnrEnm.d .n.i Popular
MARYLAND LOTTERIES,
EOus july, ls53.
r. FRANCE 4 co, MANAGERS.
ALI. PRIZE SsElENE.
GRIND Consolidated I"i.r, Of Wary '"ud.
SlAAAU.

To be drawn Saturday july a5th, e57 in Baltimore. Md
Draw ngH conducted under The supcrmtcndcncc pf the
Commissioner.
All pRiZE SCHEME.
" Zach aud ~ llN lIGkl IL this Lottery WILL HI
IlIHls all tho-" uck,ts Whhnui drawn number
each entitled 10 FlA T. Dollars pross .
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-02

lNHEWsNas EobnccO, stIars. Suuhs, wines,
lIQuoRs &cWe prepared to furnish our friends
ani the public the following celebrated Brands Of Chew
Y Tobacco:
Jno. W. Stones Craubury,
Henderson & IIoleombe'S NATURAL,
Vim. u Mtlers Bluff city.
Booker Il HIasey's Lccomplr
Jas NJ Claytors Natural Suncured
In addition to which usual supply of foc Havana
German i5ars. Smoking Tobacco NpuHs, Sar
dimes Guavq Jelly &c We constantly rec wing al
dions to stock of Bottled Wines and Liquors put up ex
~ ,ssy trade and warranted pure.
maralts Ii NJ. HARRIS a co,
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The undersigned desires TO call the ateuen 81 i"nnts
Guardians having ealfon of slow meutal ar NH nl de
yearom,ut TO the fact he has upcned Harlem few
mt,s above the city el New York, In healthiul and
beautiful location. Private Family school, Nltfe such emu
aud taught The experience he has hl
cpht yeaf connection with the Massachusetts
ylvAnn stn Institutions tor Idiots has shown him
much lie done In bringing these children TO
more normal condition instances, he has hAd them
hrmc chr common school with advantage
tr engage In the duties Tho earlier the
training commences better circulars reference AC
address JAMES II RICHARDS,
aug 2GdIV No 51i broadway, 81 Harlem New h"ik.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-02

n IIILN "IHOMAN UOIE a NOl No FI NI'NH
HERS STREET. NEN YORK Established ls2o) lnpor
Dealers in all descriptions oi Rare Old Madeira Shor
~ Finest uld ira dies Superior Old lRmal
cruN and Antigua Rum, odd Holland Gin and every
variety uf fine Imported aud Domestic fiqnors
tuAMPAuNt# Max Sntaine. Muct ~ Ghandon aud Rlumm
Imperial Cabinet and NerzcnnN icdsirk aud other brands
q AMT AND SArffHNf Including Chateau MafannS cha
teau lnhuc lcevle laresoi MargauN aud St Julien IN"
and llut Sautofnra
HoCN WlNrs=of 1olanneshcrrcr Mateahrnnnor kudcs
hoimcr. IIockhoimar. Sparkling llock aud Mnsolle
SfoARso all tin eloiers NaricticH Elogantes, Regniae
CuuChas Operas. Pressed aud t,mmuncs
FORtION FHrlfs-ot nil kinds HHdna, Almonds frnntS Ac
rFAs .NNp totftts-all II the hncsi qualities
HANS ASH Huntington Virginia aud NesiPhaiA
Huns. smoked aud Picked Tongues
tiusutN BurrfH-in lrtins, iuhs aud stone Jnta
folUIGN riokLtsSantte, tntuPa, fafdines iartr' W
Ives, Sc
PWfsrtyrs- Eas' aud wez India aud Domestic Anlam mI
AID general assortment e every variety oi tm' eeee'H
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READY-MADE CLOTHING.
r,N.nrrlun ,ou.u..n..-.a.9oO "

nNNAuEBIsp tOII.ARs.=-2.SNO Nnien-
H. Tine rai.ut Euamcl Collars Packages vt 10 al 81
cents per package shape aud appearance these Collars
ues Linen Collar sold at less hanono fourth
the pfte ENtIN gent who eauemplatos travelling
should lay supply uf these Collars loo Dozen BYfon
lshop aud Stfing anon Collars at from 30 to So 30 per
,ogtl trtt received iN
BtkRDlG1lS, SHAfER 90
S >heN ~PNi"- NND - W "" ~ -
- W q haNe accomplished three gfahd p"nS III E'ihf W
our stnfh :" NhmE ana summer ''''' - W ~,
NiNl's puiah'tN '' Maze !"i hlH 'sN'n'i'A y" II,
.a5sled that il is unnecessary to say more point
,anl all attention o the follow ng articles comprising
a rart II llur stock
over Hagiai- Tor spring Eureka style"
Supcr liress Coats, black and Blue
Medium
Su,,.r n1atl rro,k Cents
singh nreast,d e, NJ. oll colors
Rnsipes4 ssiurrr suits tor Spring
NV Si,le rriug and Summer Vests.
Ezra Hack Doe skin Pants
Youths tsssmrtc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-02

u OlIEkS-Shtn To eatn weekly can be made by using
pcs with full instructions Tor manufacturing ftenoh,
Cogunr aud Peach nndios Jamaica aud santa tfnt kumH
Tin warranted contain nothing Injurious To the yHrm
Address enclosing Al and Postage Stamp 10
q. A lIARINELL Il co,
New York CITY
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csGaHs AND COFEEEs.- q

S,ss:aRe AND COFEEEs.- Gs9
"a :, Ilhds. - aud Muscayado sugars
81 fil,. Sfuarts G. Sugars.
% Crushed. pulyerihed and A Sugars
f 20 Pockets very superior old Java Couee
z 20 Iiass prime, new crop, Rio Coffee,
10 Laguyra Coffee in store and for sale by ,,,,,
. /, "a NOWLIN i ALEXANDER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-02

tacu'I supts sWcr VIZ !> v H E,
GNNrHHGtG NAY . traf.
<hN and nCor the ol das rt II NJ next Tic Nil and las
sens Trains begeeu ISnchhurR aud T. toi run "a VI
Leave l., nclburg 4 NJ Aliyc at Erito L NJ
Bristol L N lynehenrR u J. N
,ri.s srlc .ilo connects with the Western Trains
Leaving Bpsio p. NJ
Kuesqllie 20 a VI Of The following day,
Datel 253P
Chattanooga g.21 = NJ.
and arriving at the junction Of the Memphis and
,trlos.nu and Nashville aud Chattanooga Rail Roads, at
595 OF follow ing day Thence by the former route
messengers will arrive Memphis at % +. NJ and by the lat
ter " arrive Ht Nashville at Nlh a. NJ ,
lrtpiut Trains of the Memphis and Charleston Rail.
road leaving Memphis 30 A NJ reach the junction a
Stevenson" AT II l., NJ. the following day Those Of
The Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad leaving Nashville Mt
= NJ reach Stevenson A. NJ, of the following day,
I,a,ir, st,yrp.on for 1 thattauoogu Mt 235 a. NJ.
Leave Chattanooga ,,o .
Dalton ~ ~
Knoxville -" W.
ond arrive At bristol at H. A NJ Of the follow inE day In time
for the East ard of the Va and Tenn X H.
These lines Lynchburg To Memphis form the Western
r,in Of thc route Of the great through mail between Mem
pbis Wnshir gion city and the North .
Jlc + me consumed dam Iynrhburg to Memphis is OGi
bn,Irs and from Memphis 10 Iyuchburg 81! hunrS
From I.vncf burg To Nashville .',l h"uiS
From Nashville 10 IhnchbnrH % hours
Comfortable lines Stages viii connect with the trains Of
he Va and Trnn Il carrying passengers To aud from the
Alum Sweet White, Rcd and Salt Sulphur Springs, and
other Springs "i the vicinity. VI !. ah' a 80 -
Ali napers publishing the Company VIII pease Fnbsti
tutr his for the former advertisements
1,s.~. a RiaNI, Leaders and inirOdu duccr-
n 6ne ashiouabe Clothing 10 this market would call
al ion 10 their new style Vests which have had
such an unprecedented his ssasoa resh supply re
ed last
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

H1oOELLANE EUUb JAKDS.
~ ar-s DIR. ROBERT EtKIs Dentist,
rysssA las his one door ahase his resi-
'AlffYYv Sidenee= on MAIN ST and square Hbov,
l'ihftll llnIfl l-dtS
nbEOt. las. h. nG KrkE.
ARtHITEtT
sep dly IYNTuprKa CoIrFoF
nNStNA>'h> hROEuER, Wboiesale and
hll MI bROGfRS y COMMISSION MERCHANTS
A'ft doort' L@rfg uarthaast Nii\ 81 Lyae4ba1R Ia
ia
i ts-Est ROs aa-Ehis deli ghtfrii
Z lt"-'rt-ile =huzh Psrcuiar ucli, oi al The
south and Yer, Nsa ihc Atlantic Seanaafd rejoicing
ali The MI thug luNHues Of III, salt Water tte.e
lie exemption tfam dstas,wu be- "pruruu the st of June
engage I" give T. III establshm,n the rank among
the Watering Places Il the country.
los SEGAR,
old FNlut Comfort NAY l. 1857 Proprietor.
A I'm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-02

~ INTERFSTS- stock of (tuNno AMI other fertilizers
store, consisting Of Peruvian tnann NJ \. Bat
more Inspection. price So Bel}urgs Manipulated tuano
composed OF pure Peruvian, Mexican Gnann and Bone
Powder This said by Ire Ia Peruvian Gu
ann DcBurRs super Phosphate Of Lime MeNran Gnano
of Bone Phosphate OF Lime Kettle
wells and Plaster excc Mt manure for old land To
bacco Lots fvnchhug Ground Plaster in Bulk Bags or Bar
rts
my intention to keep good supply Of all the most ap
fertilizers. sell them not at the highest price
that can hut the rest possible prices they
he tiuann the agents 81 the Pc
ruviln aud it is certainly of the best quality
NV price any other market aiding the cost of
Transformation Tertizrrs much usel and can
prove AID Planters h1 il Is 10 thct interest TO
patronizc such house As propose to keep fee eve mo
n call NM y. Millfh'
mar tn BASIN
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-u.:av uANUEACTOHS.-
II KDUS u, KOMpf,

SUCCESSOR 10 VI IANGHohNE hoNsl
M,tS STRrFT, BYNGHRuhG, VA
will always he found Stock com
r assortment of Cigars oil kinds made of the finest in
TIarcoe carefully selected mud manufactured with
view 10 astdous smokers and to maintain tor
The brands u this establishment reputation Equal to those
of any mauuactory in the country.
Tnrnabio Manufacturer 10 offer at all times compete
assortment keeps constantly large stock oil imported
Havana and German Cigars which will be sold at small ad
vance cost ,..-.,---,,
n citrl m an examination the Stock The brands OF the
and have for years been sold IN tho largo
Northern cities where they have entered into sccessni com
notion h brands all kinds of imported and domestic man
uiecturr .,
orders iro any part of the Union VIII be promptly met
and entire satisfaction guaranteed to purchasers
dec4 " ----------
..TE.,s i,stslSA ssAB.s a. anie Stable, Main
Street Lynchurg, Va afow doors below NorVel House
Iayiug bought Temns Livery Stable, told stand oi IT, NJ
Erur, have fitted il ul good o aud shall keep regu
af ~, class Livery ami sale stable and also number OF
No : llack. Bupgies and Saddle Horses Tor Hire
NM II, HALL
Wa. H. TAYLOR,
dec id&9ly aSe"t'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-02

lo-r contemplating Marriage -Four eod steei Pla'' 70
ets: plain pIates - cts, free nf postage
This dissertation the necessity oi Mar
raEc Instructions Can1iuF, with 'urc tof uve effects
ofCelbacv Cuhahnian oi Scrluy planned in rrnsc
of tamil, th many other the French
of J,nn dubois Address. llENRN $. q. SMITH y co,
4g,,ts t-1nfrd BOX i2l0 Ioft a1ire, 4. Y,
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fREENE, HEATH A ALLEN. G0NNIs-
N sion MERCHANTS, SAN FRANCISCO tAf.-tOt-
ftct l34 FRONT sfEfEt NEN NoRk ) Particular attention
paid To SALES Oh TOBACCO and cousit tumens direct uom
The Virginia Manufacturers solicited
REFERENtES.-A. y \ Lawrence Co Boston Allen
\ faNson, New York Courtney Cushing baltimore I;
Davenport Alien CO. Edmuud, Davenport Co, Ludlam
n Watson, James Z Heath, late auditor aud tronshaw 4
20, Richmond .MeCorle ~ Jones Danit, lur y Pres
ture.
n B--lIaving established branch of house in New
YORK resident partner in that viii give his personal
non to the reees Ing transhppmg ani securing the low
e rates OF freight dice oi eommson) On ali g"ods eonsen
ul 10 our San frantlsee House.
aossrs Edmond Davenport Co.. Will act for rs at Rich
mund mug 2e-codlN.
NATIONAI MOTEL, sfnnnton Nn. The
undersigned late proprietor of the Taylor Hotel Vim
chester Va having leased the above named ormcr
y known as the Woodward ouSc would respectfully inrm
the public that he prepared to accommodate the
best
In Table shall always be supplied with the bos that the
market affords Ills Stable which second to none will al
ways be- supplied with the proven Ter osor
Passengers who stop the house desiring Ia take the Cars
entirely from the noise which Rail load Houses
subject, and they always rest assured Of Citing
their meals and reaching the Depot in time to secure tickets
and seats.
An Omnibus will always be onud AZ the Rail Road Depot
the arrival fears take Passengers to aud from the House
free of charge. w. ID GllkESbN.
fpb 3 dim
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-02
LOTTERIES,
HAVANA PLAN.
Grand Consolidated b,ossss, OF Maryland.
ENIKA CLASS J,

To hr drawn in baltimore Md, friny, July 3lst, 1901
SFLENBlp StiliME
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-02

fHNbG htI Nhp
y MANIfAtIitRERS AND DEALERS IL ii SlNN
DER CONTINUE To oiFER 1llIIR WILL KNOWN
brands Of ElEtIRIG INDIAN RIFLE and kfNll tkN
RIFLE POW DER IN Kegs and tAustrfH AlHo, tunp"w,
Blasting aud Mining, comprising full assortment Of
qualities and kinds feqafcd by thr t1d" guaranteed Ia give
entire salirittI
The tir Pan der which has ~" enjoyed the
highest reputation th iUtue tfn senfH, viii i"
fauud unsurpassed orr u1uutatre II The ltnd IN
IN. world ror al n tie ~ 'ual dealers hao NJ the
nirc Of the ComIanf4 No - u all c"ua i'f street N'w
y. G. HAI Abl' RE !
g. nnrot A. SFffsv
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A,EST., ptup H0OT-. .E"st irnnd from
Ns the Mtuurtur tn h,st qunitf Cont i'm thl luup
Boots pi,ag,.rSan#ue them al HGAHiiHYS
mp 20 m
RE.hE soIIeS.-0ur 4tnck of sInte Cotton
I'D N 81. " tut eaplar. comprising nj numbers from
five fn fourteen w7nt r'od sfnfr ~ The lowest
market rIir, Give us a ra1 NJ IlOiIlSs r &C.
mar
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-02
~s>AumA NNn CINCINNATI


PAIkll-lho New and Splendid steamer
a. " CT AKl1ER.l !. h JOHNSON, Gunlman
der leaves kanawha Sahue every Saturday o'clock A
VI. tor Cincinnati freiglt twenty tive per FAKE
eh-Mcas and State RootHs included aug ~ ly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-02
,-oT.cE--Tn. n,,..,,.n of Ke ,i-,c.n.,,

" and business Lyt abufR respectfully invited To
the following from tb' regulations ot I3hburg Col
fNo student shall he allowed 10 contract any d"b or debts
without the mission Of his parent guardian au h} ei
son ere tipr student without wrtten certificate from the
President OF the Faculty will do SO AT hls own ri-k
SAMI'ft X cox,
Ia HreslllrlL- " ', IhrnuN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-02

tscscn, or slight Cnses-A Cure in Two Days.
Nh NERpUlY OR NAUSEOUS DRUGS USED.
nR .gDIgNSTGS,

Member the Roy College OF Surgeons London Hrsanatc
rom one of the most Colleges of the United States
and the greater whose life las been spent ia the rs
iIosni,a OF London Paris Philadelphia and elsewhere has
cd somp of the astonishing that were ever
Known many with rim. ing in the head ana ears when
asleep great b"ng alarmed at sudden sounds
and has funess with frequent blusng attended sometimes
will, dcraugenent of mind. were cured Immediately
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-02

20 Boxes WI. l.. Saunders Lone star Tobacco
Always on hand, receiving weekly, Cream Ale Lager
Brrr from the with large stock If Fancy Art
clrs Tovs Inoes Sc AZ Candy manufactured
daily ofhe best Crushed Sugars aud put n ~ any -h aeh
lrrs tr country call from all IN want o
thing in my line respectfully solicited a. VIII sen low
f'r,3sb ina 9.lts s A. BOYD.
E.yurhburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-02
CoycERN,-v have thi. dny n--oc,"-
pARTICuLAR NOTICE.

I.IVOKD l.ICOXisE ior sale b, ,.,.,
d - IL C. HARDY CO, P,ieiSoure'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-02

Thcv also keep constantly hand large stock Of FISK
metallic 81 RIAL CASES OF all SIZES also large STOCK
WoonEN COFFINS, of every description, aud will pay
nrou attention to undertaking business at All hours
u ~ ate u p O. A. DIGGlID.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-02

a AsS1uEEG SttTS.-Nc op'n'" yesterday
fresh lot ot Those beautiful Cashmere Promenade suits,
eagerly sought after sRltsrooms this Spring some
entirely new stycs found where rlsc hut at the lia
zaar of BURROUGHS, SlIAFEk GO.
uaa lss
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-02

N of fine fashionable Clothing 10 this market would ca
10 style OF Vests which have had
sncb an unprecedented hi, fresh supply re
i,., t,riI,,,
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Avn fspst AGsurtDI,.s

.EuBFBt aGVEDSs.s
L. Ea l......,. .,;s4:s .sit3..'..'43s
sscu'I sHpts. GHicr vn = v H E,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-02

LIVERPOOL sAl.T.- 100 sacks in dry ""d
ir l3.ts NoWLIN L ALEXANDER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-02

fiafricd persons oung Men contemplating MARRIAGE
no a, are PLY steal weakness organic debility, deofm
ties &C. should immediately consult Dr Johnstonand be re-
stored perfect health.
lie who places himself under the of Or Johnston may
piously in his honor gentlemen and confident
/. rny mon his skill as a phNl. .iA.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-02

rAnA sacks Ashton salt on cousi xnnieni,
IOOVDfo sale bys Ian 6ts IRBY& SAUNDERS
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-04-09
FITS! WHY PROMINENT.

For a long time there was a paragraph
making its regular weekly appearance in
Our columns, with the brief, but emphatic
words Fits! Fits!" always at the head. to
some an offensive caption, but not so to the
benevolent and humane, who do not sympa-
Ithise in the SORROWS of others. Some per-
sons are shocked al the indication of dis
ease. and are even thrown into nervous ex-
citement on witnessing a heGrse or a cofin
Such are to be pitied. We should always
strive to look disease and even death in the
face with culmness, and especially take ev-
cry opportunity fol alleviating disease,
Viewed in this light. the advertisement OF
is S. Hance, of 1903 Baltimore-slreet Bal
timore, Md, possess a certain interest, and
those who know of any n suffering from
Epilepsy, Spasms, Or fits of any kind, should
feel it a pleasure to cut out his advertise :
ment, or in some other way send word TO
the afflicted of the great value of his RENE
dies. They can be sent to any part of the
country by mail. Price, SO per box. Two.
So. Twelve, S24. no32. 4w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-04-09
Married,

On the SOth, nit, near Hamden, by D. II. Cher
ington, Mr.. BAIL SELLS. of Franklin County, u,
and Miss MARY j. WAUGH, Of Hamden, Ohio.
At the residence of DR.. Doddridge, in this
place, ON the ID. inst. by Rev. j. Morris, Mr..
WILLIAM GoLD, Sheriff Of Vinton County, and
Mrs. LYDIA d. LOWELL, formerly Of Albany.
Athens County.
The printers return to the fair bride their sin-
cere thanks for The large, beautiful and excellent
cake which she was kind enough to send them .
All hands join in wishing the newly married
couple along life of prosperity and uninterrupted
happiness, and, although it issaid that "surnamea
90 by contraries, y may theirs prove an exception
and may they possess not only the name Of Go'dt
but we'll filed purses o. gold and minds well stor-
ed with the most refined of intellectual gold
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-04-09

1" Gentlemen who like to have
their apparel made up in the best,
as well as the latest style, can be ex-
actly suited by calling at DAVID
JONES Store. Mr.. Jones has secured
the services Of our friend ~ Nc
Laughlin to manage the tailoring de-
partment, while Andy Ross does mp
tie mechanical on the coats. Mac
never misses a fit, and Andy never
"drops a stitch" in the wrong place.
The Senior takes this occasion to an
nounce that his new coat will be ex-
hibited on the body of his individual
self, next Sunday morning, if the day
be warm and fair. How a neatly hit,
ting coat does help ones appearance
to. be-sure |!
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-04-09

NJ BOBBY BURNS, not he who
" touched the heart with his sweet
Scotian melodies, and drew down
Promethean fire to "glorify things
common" but Bobby Burns, the poor
unfortunate lunatic, whom the coun-
ty has graciously furnished with a
domicil for two or three years past in
the Jail buildings, to prevent him from
iniuring or being injured by anybody
he, like Selkirk who taught his on
ly companions, the goats and cats, to
dance iigs and rigadoons, has trained
several mice much to dothe same thing.
They come at his call, cat from his
hand, run over his body, nestle in his
bosom, and, in short, make themselves
quite at home with him. Bobby and
his pets got along very well together
until recently, when another untortu-
nate like himself was placed in the
same room. Now, Bobby's friend
don't like mice, and Bobby's mice,
he thinks, are no better than any
body else's mice that murder sleep
and forage upon cheese. The con-
sequence of this difference in taste
has been frequent threats on the one
part to kill the mice and on the other
to have "blood for blood" On Mon
day evening last Bobby's mouse -ha-
ting companion actually murdered one
of the pets, w~hereupon Bobby threw
a hatchet at him which struck him a
glancing blow on the head and came
very near sending him to "kingdom
come" The Sheriff, hearing the
noise Of the hatcheta as it struck against
the wall, and going up to ascertain the
cause, found Bobby furious as a hur-
ricane and the head of his friend she'd
ding "claret" rather profusely. Bobby
has gone into mourning for the death
Of his pet.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-04-09
House Breaking at Hnmden, 81

House Breaking at AAannOen, &C
One night last week the house Of
the agent of the S. & II. V. Railroad
Co., at Hamden, was entered by bur-
glars. The agent, whose name we
did not learn, hearing a noise in the
adjoining room, fired a pistol through
the partition, which frightened the
thieves away without injuring them.
A series of depredations in and about
Hamden led the citizens to suppose
that an organized gang Of thieves had
made their rendezvous among them,
and a night watch, therefore has been
established for their better protection.
On Saturday last warrants were is,
sued for the arrest Of Glenn. Thomas,
Alex. Thomas, a fellow named Lewis
aud another whose name was I'M.
known, for gambling. Lewis and the
fellow unknown, however, were sus.
piciOned of higher crimes. Sheriff
Gold made the arrest of Glen. Thorn.
as, a desperate fellow, bound him with
cords and, leaving him in care of some
persons, proceeded in pursuit ofthe 9th
ers. While thus engaged some ofthe
bystanders openly furnished Glenn with
a knife, with which he cut the cords
and made his escape through a crowd
of citizens without a single effort be-
ing made to stop him! OF course be
gave warning to his accomplices, and
they all sloped save Alex. Thomas
who was arrested and fined IS and
costs of prosecution.