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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-10

c. AUGUSTUS HAvlLAND,
Attorney 4 Counsellor 1T Law
Real Estate .agesss,
NOTARY r UBLIC.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
oF1lcE with T. Q. Eads, lie Claire Row. In
AW Business and Conveyancing promptly a,ten.
Il ded to.
Lands bought and sold on Commission.
Money loaned 0 unincumbered Re.l Estate yscur.
ity.
Taxes paid, and Collections made for parties In An
An extensive acquaintance In Eastern Nav York.
among those about to emigrate to this vicinity, ena-
bles me to offer great Inducements 70 those having
lands 70 dispose Of.
-REFEREscEs -
tx Gov. Myron 3. Clark, Canandaigua, n. r.
Hon. Charles h. Ruggles, Pouehk eepsis, Mt.
Hon, John Thompson,
Hon. George ", Sterling
Capt. Richard Peck, New Haven, Conn.
Rev. Thee. L. Cuyler, New York City
Benson J. Tossing ESQ.,, " "
Bockee, Inness h Co, Chicago III.
Taliman, Powers h Mclean Davenport Iowa.
C. AUGUSTUS HAVILAND
General ReHl Estate .AueNt
Successor t. Col. 1. c. Eads1
HAS FOR SALE
THIRTY IMPROVED FARMS.
In Scott con mtg, with good comfortable dvselire,
large Orchards OF every kind Of fruit, running water
sold very reasonable.
70 Unfmproved Parcels Of Land
in Scett county. pleasantly situated, capital Land
for farming purpases-terms very easy.
Improved and unimproyed parcels % rand n -.
cry part Of the State.
Houses and Lots in the City Of Davenport.
Building Lots varying 10 price from Also inward.
Great inducements are s6ered q. mechanics -
well ss capitalists and others.
Call and examine maps and price. at
HAvILANDsS
ocSodtf Office LeCIaire Row.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-10
MISCELLANEOUS.
MAMMOTH
Stationary 1 Blank Dssk Heuse

Cs1OooSSy = DDook DoOA o1o000
~. n. On,
NO. 122 LAKE STREET, CHICAGO
WHOIRsALs and Retail dealers In ~ kinas u
staple snd Fancy Stationary, Blank Boks,
keep constantly on hand, ell kinds OF blank bootA.
suen -, I'-fgeSs, Journals, DAY R,oks. Cash B..ks.
- saks. Receipt Books, Biii Books. Time Books.
coecp covered um and Pass Bopks, ruct
meulor hocts ~ oil sizes aud s,yie. Rnr,,.s
metallic mcmorsndums With rubber strsps. Banksrs
oass, NOT ana btil Cssss, In fact every style OF
Kind ~ blank book IN use either on hand or made n
orter, on very short notice ard in tire best manner.
We would also cali attention TO our large stock Of
Writing and Blank Book Papers!
Consisting in part Of plain and ruled Csp, ! e,ter
and Note. Also, Flat Csp. Crown, DENY Royal,
sap-r Royal and Imperial Papen.
Draaclnq Papers aud Railroad Stationeryi
Whstmans DENY. Royal, Super Royal, Imperial,
Elephant, DoItIe Elephant. Cucumber, Atlas. and
Antiquarian. both smooth and rough, German,
French and Enaiish Roll drawing paper, a any
ifhsth Tracing cloth 3oxSs inches wide, Tracing paper
in sheets or roll.
Brown Z Sons Profile 4 Crsss Section Papeps
Field Books, Transit Books. Level Books. Camel
and Sable pencils, Iniia iLk. Newmans. and Windsor
= Newions water colors. IN hal; ana whole CAKES. !
Instruments In setts and seperAte,
seaiss Protrsetors, Pa. aiel RIles, Pocket Rules,
TAPES
OF all lengths, Surveyors Chains, SO and 100 feet In
iength. ANY instrument not ON baud when wanted
wni be ordered from the east on short notice, aud
furnished at manufacturer y. Ices.
OFFICE
Every variety Of once stationery, both Foreign aud
kept CONSTANTLY on hand,
Burley's Celebrated Fountain Pen.
which for durability, elasticity and nrmuss, arc un-
surpassed by any ether pen now In nse.
ANli'S EsMrcssSsiOse kDreSSes
We have the agency for "Halia Celebrated Percussion
and Lever Seal r esses," the best and most ccopo. |
micAi seal press now ~ use, for Ranks. Railroad OF.
nors, Coun y Offices and Notary Public Any orders
hr"aided TO us will be attended to with the utmost
Letter Copying Presses,
q all sizes and styi's, from the small letter press at
~ soto the large Railroad way bills, AT AIS, with |
books to Atch OF all sizes.
Blank Book Mandatory
We have connected with our store \ nrst class
Blank Book bindery, where We are prepa red 10 furn
ish at short notice, any kind Of blank books with or |
without printed headings, and Of any desired psttern;
also . full assortment Of binders Stock.
Country Merchants Z
are particularly requested 70 call AM; examine our
stock before goisg To New Yovk. We think II is In
which will render a trip TO the East unnecessary.
A u sUsi.xy 4 co,
Wholesale i Retail Stationers and Blank Book Nan
ufecturers,
100 Lake 0t., Oh1CA9o.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-10
CLOTHING.
The Problem Solved.
TIE VAT no MAKE ON. DOLLAR WORTH rvo
Ia TO 90 TO
is. Draee Cs.'s, Ne. 3, L. Claire usea.
Asd purchase from their superior stocs Of
READrMaOE CLO1HN1
AND
Gents Furnishlng Ceeds. &C..

rOAPRlgIN6, probably the largest, most n sh,oo.
abis and best msde sssortsn. nj Of Hoys' and
Mems clothing 70 b found in this city. A. he pub-
nc are not ssmmoned BY NAMING %, Is o. 20 thousand
dollars In stock, selling on 81 cost, etc. hui n a nm
ctent for 10 70 say that every description Of earment
that heart can wish er mind conceive, that shal
unite Durability with beauty can be fonnd Al our
place, 81 such sstonishingy Low PRICES tia, We
are cound~nt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-10
Auction Sale.

Auction Sale.
IN 1hursday February IN q 9 oaeaeeh. r . ~
~ be sel1 for freight end ehasoes o tAo VeSe.
Aease Of ~ subs0sbes svps0aSs ~ In 49,
a 1nsA nsss ssaaAnslts 2. oseasa, Dsy0
,uar.s1nln &l
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-23

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X 15.0CE >. 80 az y" - 20 =
Ia, ,,,f>s,c isV Il /. -, irs" Il"
sell tn pnrrose = crstahgp stN
SOU themselves They Propose II ne sa'ta ths 10
srh "h.r properly SIr cling h,.rivt- Individually lie
property Thu. offered sar + edng. ,au Iii IN 81
~, IN ,ai ot liz following
La, The N.inate props k.,at,n lHihi II NAli
nbt 81 nhrh has bee. istcy bnh do, blb iatso AZ
nuai
2nd. The >Toer HOUSE, Han -'-est. rev srerTsih H
fIatk h Br thor ADJ the l" iI5ety W l.
house
hi LarGr FRAME not y snd FRAT oi
'kol NJ -" Msin street ~ as' t. r'tetf I" In
crty " ae,h",
Al TN STORE hot 81 ANr pWiitt*G aetrl ted II
hn'r Ugh, Nts't e. tstViy GrNtri a. 'h9ttd Al IL
business ih,
3th The DWELLING nr,nlirt h MrS ktthrNusss
fhl> on>c is are ground athea AMI 4 ~" ct III
rnieni aid he sill NJ ~ tl"ri.
oh IT, LAkttI N{1Ck loot 81 VII l' IA n. ee"t
,w"stars KITCHEN AnAnthcr at rt r\fi~# s'cisnt
SPRING NNb l. atHl al ujsaii,i tn a'res 81 -hi
sttaclri kuunn spring Na!,Hs.
IN Aheui III AtEIS 81 IN .. iaft IT IT, = ,tHE
Valley L, mhiel vii L. dNtI,d gr ill - loie IL
no. 1iio lUa aefes zach
s'h tluut I'll iN NAil AMI NJ DING i#oI - =
aer,s Each ut 1,m ttE alni,ae," l9fst.n' l.
re-it,n.t-.
hl- al, ~ ], commence A. I'D a,lork IA NJ III II
DAY TIN -th Sflf EN- 81 u, INST and - cutuu .rt
day to Ii, "a I'd ,o,uplciei
1ERA "A credit OF t. IL aud = m"u,hs vii he ''n
,nd payment addition y L, deeds Il ff-t
IL" Paiert, III. Pubic r,sn lie Nam II t' ot.
'it5 before the Ia. ot ste.
ISAAC Il Arts HORNE VIII,
WI. ~ Si-Artl
r.IpS j. 81 NBl.tE. IE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-23

Freight REctlrrs.--Tbe receipts OF T, aight at
the Dcput of the Virginia and Tennessee RAJ road
in this city. Oh Wednesday, were AZ fellows:
Forty loaded cars of produce from the West
consisting of G,G.0 bushels Of Wheat Hoo lbs
o Tobacco 36I barrels of Flour: 81 ,U'U lie. !, (
Miscellaneous. Twenty loaded ears were sent
West the same lay.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-23

lIARrERS M,G.ziNE for October is rich IN good
things. Several Of the articles are handsrmey
illustrated and the number throughout is remark
able for interest and ability. We append the Ia
Die of contents
Strains Ride Over The Andes: Islands and
Shores of Greece; The American Decr.-its llah-
its and Associations by T. 3. Thorre; An Up
Country Adventure; How | Fell in Love: The
Trial and Execution of John lIuss; Peacock ::
Mare Victum. by Richard Henry Stoddard; Mp
ped in the Bud" Enjoying our Work: Married
to the Man Of Her Choice The Nirginians, by W.
NJ. Thackeray; 1T Might Have Been Monthly
Record of Current Events Literary Notices; Ed
TORS Table; Editars Easy Chair; Editors Drawer;
Mr.. Elephant at Mrs. Potphars Grand Soiree ;
Fashions for October.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-23
cry AND STATE AFFAIRS.

\ Ni>ir To fHt ACRirrirrRAL U:oi >rs.-~Nr
made visit Yes er!ay TO tie rroundso. Il = i,uci-
lur. \ .rouliural aud Neenancni SOC c,y. AMI
aa in.pcstion Vi the buildings, NV ap-
prna,hing completion. The water-works have
tcen constructed and. by the aid Of two powerful
rams. plentiful supply Of water for the cattle
L.. h-s's provided from an al ia, cnt bro K.
Wei las ais been sunk t. supply visitors WI
tue i.ir-sii.ng hcrerasc. y sufficient tumie
o.. til To prrtes. attic from the weather, AID
rom iniurinr rar', ether. have been constituted
l'ne trot,,ny course i, being le,t,el and Pre-
pared. and the walk. III the vicinity oi the stall
W II lie graded. Strong benches will hc d!sttihu.
ted about uGer lie trees. am. at convenient dts-
tnuce~, ~ afford accommodation 10 la''ies
aud others desiring To he seated. Indeed. every
thin, necessary IT, comfort, AMI tn iendc: the
grounds attractive without extayagance, has 'een
d.. and We predict that the style ui the build
ints AMI the genera! arrangement" Of the gr uns.
viii elicit universal admiration. We have been
,.t irmcl by persons who have visited most OF the
A Agricultural Fairs that have been held ct late
vars that for beauty and convenience the grounds
at J.,nchhurg surpass anything they have ever
rees. Much credit is due to the comnttee-head
r,i ir our liberal townsman. John q. Merm. Esq..
n ,he manner in which they have discharged
thir ,sa,y.
/. =. yrt,atly to be regretted that the unprccc
icatei drought may operate to lessen the number
of articles that would otherwise le exhibited. GA
thu ac.,a,m we fear tina: the supply 81 garden
VEGETABLES es;.,caly will be sparse. Cattle, also.
may 81 Ter tx Wan. of sufficient pasturnpe, aud
tie eiure not Appear to ~ great advantage; but aS
these e matters abnve md beyond our control.
every allowance should be made. We anticipate
Al fair exhibition notwithstanding, and promise
our cuontry FREUD, hearty WEI 'omc.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-23

CArzioN-A little son Of Mr.. Albert Plat, of
Mercer county, Va, came To his death on the 4th
just by swallowing percussion caps. lie was
known to have swallowed eighteen if not more
NJ medical aid Icing near he died in about cigh
teeD hours.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-23

SALE OF rHE OLD SWEET SPRINGS Correction.
The Jeferson'ilc 4fdrocate says:
The sale of these Springs was incorrectly repor-
ted by us in our last issue. They were owned by
{, j. Beirne, Oliver Bcirne and - -. BY
c,n>cn; of the parties they were up for sae to the
highest bidder the termso Of sale reqnrcing onehird
81 lie purchase morey down; the rest in two an
nual miscellaneous. &. j. Beirne Lccane the lur-
chaser at $lNS5Oo and proposed making the 1t
payment next morning. Dissatisfied with
tins they were again put up and cried If to OH
Yer Bciinc at SlG0,0o0, who rendered a check to
bank Tor the LIST payment. The general opinion
ct cometent judges was in confirmation Of tho
first sale. provided the first payment was made
IN reasonable time So says a reliable gentleman
WHO was present at the time Of sale.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-23
RELIGIOUS NOTICES

b. >i>f>> Mr<.' PgatR NlrTiSe.--Thcrc are
regular meetings ia p.a!er. at the ro' In oi the
luGng Mem Christian Ass 1elatira, IRON l. ,n-
til o'clock. The pubic are invited 10 n,,enl.
aug lS--ds
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-23

SoNE SN.kE.-Mr, James Burk. living near the
-l''ding ridge. between Tazewell, and Mcdowell
cnunie', killed Rattle Snake last week meas sur.
m. u little over six feet in length and having "A
rattles.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-23
WARRINGTON EsDISs.,

CHURCH STKGLT, Lynchbu1g Va.
FxNiH House i situated in tho Immediate sn ~ at tho
most hn- ne~ part IT thu ely. and tn" beaten Is Ut
the iui"t AMI healthy n til. Place TO Strangers thr"
fore, t. post j. pariicu'a ri =. srA'ie
4 he su'>tlor, e faHut heir frauds and tho
public 4.ral, Ia, c very lh,a. introna. thr, hayrox
tended To- th.i. and Tia tina; they VIII md,
merit continuance ii titts tas"ir.
An lH :, HAhttAGE AGDN and PORTER viii
always be found and boat landing til" arrival
the and huai. gers Ia ard tom the
Hotel. tIiAs'.E. Salad q tLAkH.
81
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-23
- E!1:!.esf:
THREE DAYS Ltf.'G RON ltG1ri
Arriral orthe Htssm+hip Ni-gara.

- go - = -
Arrival ottae "tsamthip Nj CARA.
Hhtw,x, Sept. ID teamsIip Niagara,
VIZ i.NerfpoI dates t. the llil arrived here IL
DIV. She reports Cotton luosant with a slight
aitan,r. Il ~ lstnr, ar, quiet
sd. have al antel one eighth.
Ia stunfal rev. i uumpottant.
Nftin2 rev relative II ,hr Cable.
IN Director. 4 the Atlantic TELEGRAPH Tn
pa We u ha,e hold mer,in : oa the Jay ii"
Steamer >a5lel.
AlrIcinercase in the spr,ie in the Bank Of
ifaasc i, reported
From Washington.
y s,uiNcrsN, sept. -, Tho Secretary Of he
NJ has instructed tic Commander Of the Arr
e. slunlron To al home with the mu,ineers
t tae sAIp Tartar, now at 6urr Verde kl>lanl.--
~ Nill le tired in this country
Judicial Decision.
nerpqNe Scat ~ Jude Meredith to-day
'rliserr Is op,ni.n IN the taissg cerJ,s ca,eol
Eeser \ Pryor, relative 10 the latr duel between
Nrs,- c,emcus anl WISE The ju Ice i,oharg-
81 Vi P.sar lr m custody trc1u.cmp, Il Court.
Markets.
Nv >aas. SEPT. ~ Flour hshcr. Southern
- ,,r' y 81 Wh,at lnoyant l;,l II lsStu
81 -. Nato = 81 10 81 II. Conn qucl
NhileN a#at~ Virginia G's ~.
Rura II Ssp. ."' Flour dun n.l p.re.
o.tiae 3, Wheat DAN, aa.l >halr lawer. Rcd.
II - t. y -. Mh,te. II Il to Il 10; On.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-23

SOUTHERN TRApE-A VALUABLE EXTRACT FROM
THE kEroRr OF PRESIDENT McDASlEL-1hc fol-
lowing valuable extract in confirmation of our
views in regard to the trade belonging to our
Suu,hside roads. fom President McDaniel's
port to the Stockholders Of the Va. &. Tenn. R.
r., last week has been, says the Norfolk Ir.Ts
furnished to Us by friend in advance OF It's pub
lication:
In their last report the Board of Directors
made several tabular statement. based upon the
census If 1850. as to the amount of Tonnage the
of country tributary to the water. Of the
Chesapeake would yield for Foreign shipment
The Board desire to refer again to those tables,
and NV gives : eNtracts therefrom the following
Aggregates to the tonnage which the tac-water
cites Of Virginia may command, for either direct
or coast trade, by means Of the railways and Cam
ais conveying to those several cities.-say 9,cG7.
442 tons--is the production, and allowing that
three fourth. umrd in the country. and only
81 eff urth e for market and tina, half of this
. absorbed before il reaches those points; YOU
have ene-eighth # the whole for shipment. will
lie .l5S 462 tons--exrlusye ofthe products 81 the
mines. or the fores:-which may be safely put
down at 1000 tons additional, and yo, have an
amount sufficient to Supply five dd,iy Inns of YES
sells II Il Thousand tons hurthen each.
The area Of country furnishing these products
contained by the census of 1850, ,, III So. inhaf-
itants their consumption of imports may lac put
down in vaue ut 81; SO each. which is the
age consumption Of this country, and you have an
import tonnage. either direct or coastwisc. of sG9
3OS, U13 IL in value
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-23

Fatal AcrIDE>r--Mr. littlebe cry White II
Madison, in Amherst, fell from the roof of his
house on Tuesday last, and dici from MS inlnrlr'
Il few hours thereafter.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-23

The ATLANTIC MONTHLY for the coming month
is hef,re u.s. 1t contains several capital articles.
This Magazine has been year in existence. and
it has already become decided iayoriie. 1t ~
c'nducted with spirit and ability, and among it's
contributors some Of the best writers in the
country. The publishers are Messrs Phillips,
Sampson Co, Boston, and the terms are three
dollars per annum. The contents for the present
issue are as follows:
The New World and the New Man; The Poet
Keats; Her Grace, the Drummer's Daughter;
Wa,leinsamket: The German p puar Legend Of
Doctor Faustus Miss Wimple's Hoop: Tie Cup;
The language of the Sea; The Whirling of Time;
The Telegraph The Birds Of the Garden and
Orchard; The Old Well; The Dead House; Tie
Aut.crat of the Breakfast-Tabe; The Dot and
Lire Alphabet; Literary Notices.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-23

\ SECOND Dk>TRr, TtoN OF TUE OIL FAcToK.-
The Norfolk Oil Factory. Oh Wood street, which
had like the Phoenix, risen from its ruins since it
destruction by fire sone twelve months age, was
again doomed to the flames on Friday evening
and is low heap of ruins. Probable value II the
buildings, and other property DESTROYED about
$1,000 and Il. ins,rance.-NorteM Hcrold.
ACCIDENT At TIE NAVY Y .RD.--Y Yesterday after
noon, two iaburfrs-Boutwell and NcPherson-
fell from the scalelling while engaged at work
the new sioop-ofwar Richmond and were seriously
injured. The former, who resides in Norfolk coun-
ty, had leg broken and was otherwise badly
bruised; the latter, resident Of Norfolk had two
ribs broken and sustained other hurts IL is now
believed, says the Transcript, by those who ought
to know that the accident was caused by some
william who sawed one of the rlanks Of the scatlol-
dng-U.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-23

NOTICE TO CONTRAGTORs.-PreD
~ will received until iha aah inst for hs ssueee o.
the land Of Mr. ]. Csle In Bedford Coesye ee
thirty six wide by oriycnr feet loas unegtAkf 70
furnish maferas plan aud specifications IN ne heses
Mr. SPorswoop BRowS and may be seen BY eauang epen
him at his residence. - -...->---.-
ssr4l7 t3Ss rHE WHptN6 CoSHr -
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IHNCIIBITRG COIILGE.


tE'nE INIT n t-">s'" n his siis l. yin ,oniat
= az - til StHt,ittef
i7c hafi isthr = ~ health 81 nnd me, a"eele ,
q at aud thu sti,. bsiil Clasisa and
equal thai OF tile best colleges,
III. brphrtin Nili be- efficiently
der ME j Bsnkrnshp. dnate of the vir.
rn4s Mua,y Institute sn recently connected with the
nitrd Gaaai
The several professors " have exclusive charge 81 tho
s.hsi. viii vii, be tharoua hly
par. Il ,aii-,s ~
FAC - CH.
EohrH1 T. p.oeKET1 rr.tissfs rrofes-r of Satu.
IA
iicrrnrs N,rnfws A NJ. Professor of Latin and
RrIl'- l.
n c.stlt II. Professor Of the Grrrk Language sui
Literature
! L nt,>ht>suf. toie.a, Of Mati,mat aud rostruc.
tor al la.ir-
Rev W " w4hrU, reh.s eiM,rsl aud sLn,ai sci.
IL, l. coy f'r4fas. r - History
A.ntII t.ARI \ " lu,Uss,i Cons onai NV
h. A. IAAanoHst. NJ - Pot sar 81 Ansiony aud Phys.
1al#.N
tits, AnuIrnn NAaruHt IL ID rr tossor II Modern
Languages
INrENSFS
n"aul a. fcr "e.k Ing 8 = per month fnel and
nTttt> Initi' ~ i' Ito dram Sch 81
50 IN tho toi"g nt" ncrattm"ni Tor halt Session.
= ttinlot" eetit'ntir iilrr inf" he al,
~ Nv ntd ~ tftatinrt
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j. II. IIOICOMBI. & CO.,
II ~ o. n p.

LYNUUNURN, VA
NX1ILL mike ro ciors NIL Ia,inis buy ana snD TX
w change Gin. and rn,urteui S"tes al orders Ia
Stocks nsotuir eNs md MI usness appsrtsniug
. n goitra Bank ing ard tdiir,tian House
nty 10 l., ! u iioLCOMBE K CO
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= J
~ sold 10y : g ENGLIiuTt., d.icfi Fnuy,,,
B,,uue,s. sc. LSneatdrg Va ;.
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NEGROES WANTED.


w Randolph NJ tc0n College who gr idnated with higher
grade le4a desires situation n Profeeor In
Coeg OF Institute Pi,ipsI OF Academy, in healthy
and community Tie best tesnonialS ~ chafac
ter and con vii he given Ad ress Immediately,
BENJAMIN HUDSON THACK1TON,
scptl4s Il. NJ. College, Me klsabusg, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-23

pHsuaux SCHOOL.
M y s. NJ N Il. q II It. G. o r Y,
IA Ill elru school - smai l,a aud ,lsic A., Mon.
w d. it b,tohet IL rial ieiu church pIuet
pcttiuu at lnhtic patronage taffsp, ,ari'y sul ned
l,uut stu pti SESSION. itr'ldla.
s,pbJ daaNJw
wen EG GENAg.E SEMINARY
i nl Nkbi>G A>bbAi SCHOOL. FOR NbI ", la.
liis.- III, ds'ssi"n al ihi lna'In v cin,s
p 1t RS An. uai t.rm dsld Ia sessions
i've IL -tth lnEi hnt- hn-,u III
o'u ain ''t.sl,t, ar,i,i,d
tol ut,"rsity 81 NTg,a A,"mIir,e In Must,
rt and inAItnmontal
hen'd al Instruction.
~ N,Il,iNtS,tS.
II ~ - ihii TIA l. aud lg,il"'Irifrcs
II Il pblin CAMPS.
btrt--ti,bI,m. .tilian aul Mnic.
MN npfFtE.
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ArlIL s,o, and nor ti", rru'rni lsnds with Cash
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nies AID enria, heal Estate busnras
liro uglout tho Nufh. Atit,s.
RELpL MENDEEnALL
ap lily Minneapolis, Mihnrsotn.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1858-06-19

A TALE or THE 'ARr,-The Marysvillo Express
lays the poem from which the verse; The one
that's comm lis an extract to the editor of
the Neus i, 1t was prescribed in an awlbum
'Ir could claim the richest gem
That now lies in the sea,
I'll rather far than have that pearl,
Have one kind thought from thee ;
If all the joys OF this bright world
We're now spread out to mo
If | were told to make choice
I'd ask one thought from thee
Cannon The General has been trying to
fool somebody's Mary Ann Only think OF II
portly, ogcablc, thrifty gentleman prefcring one
thought Of some autograph hunting feminine to
the richest gem Of the sea- in fact, 10 all the joys
of this bright world All General, General!
thou that revilest indigent genius with elbows
out and other garments fractured Down on the
cutty-stool with thee, and make atonemont for
this attempt to take advantage Of feminine van
ity and credulity. Why If wo were the lady ad-
dressed we would mt dare tempt your fidelity with
n Staten Island clam.
T. S.-Wc take the above all back the Goncr-
al threatens to whip any man who charges the
authorship on him.