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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-28

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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-28
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

yUyHE Board Of Common Council Of the City OF
II Evansville, are prepared TO receive sealed pro
mesa t,p to the LIST day of june next, for the grad
ing of Seventh street, between First Avenue and Fui
ion Avenue, Franklin street, between the same Av
enues, and the Avenues running q, right angles be
tween Fran xn street. and Seventh streets, between
the points above specified. Excavation alone will be
Maid for and the earth excavaed from te streets o.
venues must be placed on streets or avenues IN the
Vicinity where directed by the City Engineer
By order of the Common Conner OF the NV OIL
Evansville. "A. LEh|hh,N" ''eA
lshote
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-28
kA AsIlBOARDS-s0 doz. O'Rice's Premium jas.
w received and for sale bv
yICKERY & JOHNSTON

a NO |, Hotel Porter. to engage in the business in
"A hrst class Hotel, Ia one OF the mos; prosperous
towns in tne West.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-22
From tie Hayyistsrs Telegraph.

LITTRATuRE AND PAIRIoTIsa.-lt has already
been stated in columns that the creates st aud
plre-t of Ewing statesmen the Hon. Edward Everett
had accepted offer made by the proprietor Of the
Nsw-No,k Ledger, 70 write series Of articles for
ihe, paper receiving therefor, in advance, 900
for .hs benefit cf the Mount Vernon Association.
M Everett letter accepting tic offer 10 dated on the
t.t Is.5It.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-22
T,om The Balnaore Patriot

$1,000 FOR TIE Mourn VERSos FUND.-Mr.
Bonner, OF the New-York Ledger, has addressed a
letter 10 Mr. Everett, Offering the above handsome
snp, and in very handsome manner, to the dstin-
gui-hec orator.
Mr.. Bonner will find himself amply repaid for this
unique and brilliant Offer, in the argelyiocreased
circulation Of his Ledger.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-22
sn. ,as sr-,asssll Re,..,lo,.

B1pDer es tss Nsw.iork Lsdgsr Il Q br,h \. 1.
n airunp; he knows hoe 10 do II. asa D. de-, H. !.
Ne has gt offered Efwsrd kvsrcts ele 40 ~ ~
& Moan. vernSn purchase. on ccoSi1'oa ,aas ae -
year Mr.. Everett has aeerp.ed the oder, css ~
money bss sleaiy been paid. 9s
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-22
Fr5n Th- Bsscie Da7y rsrres.

BoSSFE's DoNsrIoN.-lt there is any man who
cau claim to have wicked up and found himself fa-
nous, Gays The New-Nork Evcning Post, that mao is
Robert Bonner proprietor O. that muohsdvertised and
universally circulated journal, Toe Ncw.iork Ledger
Few men in modern times have deserved, worked
harder ard paid more for their reputation than Bon
rer. Whoe pages Of daily papers, costing bin thou
rivaled sheet and there 10 be no limit To the b
eraty of his expenditures or the ingenuity of his de-
vices TO make Its merits kuowr. And he has his
reward in circulation probably never before equaei
by similar periodical.
But the lat and most brilliant stroke Of the great
publisher" the immortal Bonner is the eD!istn, nj
of Edward Everett amor : his contributors.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-22
Fren Ae Ro,.ea Da,ly C,.,ier.

LITERATuR, AND PiIRIorIsN.-The correspond.
once between MI Everett aid Mr.. Bonner, which ap-
pears in paper to-day, cannot have failed to at
tract the attention of readers. In view, it
Journalism, and even az literature. The New.Surk
Logger is weekly newspaper, published in the City
whose name it bears, aud enjoying circulation which
is mary olous and fabulous. We will not undertake to
say ,xaotly how large, lest night make mist axe
Of a hundred thousand or so. lts aders, we may
presume, are for the mos, part not persons Of the
highest cultivation and its contents not such would
meet the wants and demands of snch; though be-
heye they have been generally uneNePtonble 10 moral
tome M. BQpncr is q mau Of liberal spirit AMI "a.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-22
Fro-, ne Bo,toH Daily Journal

HR. EyERyTT ssD THE MoUNT VrRyoy FCsD.-
Bonner of the New-York Ledger, has engaged the
Hon. Edward Everett contribute one article week
ior year 70 his paper, for the sum Of 10000 The
money has been pad in advance, and by Mr.. Everett
sum, while II illustrates the enterprise of the proprie
tor OF the New-iork Ledger, is a noble addition to
the large which Mr. Everett has already contrib
uted toward the purchase of Mount Vernon, max IN z
IL al, If We mistake not, fifty thousand dollars.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-22

Gyom Tse Po,aasd Erssisg drgvs r
Dc,.rIoy 10 yHk M0uNr IErSor kuSp.- lhc
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-22

fTs~ se v. b. IdI b~- o., -,
NE. Z, EREIT.-Not satisfied, however, Win tue
labors he has undergone for year past, Mr. Everett
now assunes new duties quite "a onerOus. he mas
entered into an engsgeuieu. with Mr. BonneT oi iae
New-York Ledger agreeing % write AZ sr,icle egeiy
week, dlrng year. ioT The coinmns OF ,ha, WI. "
circu lated 5urnal Mr.. Bonner paying a. the oa.-e,
the sum o: sIoo'O to the Nom. Vernon ASSOCIATION.
Such muoii.encs as this TedolDde alike 20 tie eoror
of the Protector ard oi the great u.r " bout "99m
il eocld ro: b. accomplished. lne c.nu--l ne
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-22

From He Maaehcsicy -i0erieoE .
Great s Bonner! says the New-ior i0s,' sPenk
-. ~ The IeJo.r mans last admirable stroke. Hi
same is a synopym of felicity. Rosa B9nheur' Inc
hecse.pain;er, was nothing 10 him
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-22
U,or Me Uatotora ~. W raio1

Wron thf UdfTioll " u iai0a
Mr.. Bonner Of the Ncw-York LeIaer offered to give
1lO. eco TO the Mount Vernon fund if Mr.. Everett
would furnish an article each week for the Ledger for
one year. Mr. Everett accepted the proposition, add
Mr. Bonner has paid over the SiV'oVo. Everybody
reads the New-York Ledger" viii now be verified to
= certainty.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-22
From ~ Pyorid,n nee DaGv Tyib,Iae.

20 Bonner Of the Ledger proposes TO give $4,000
to the Mount Vernon Fund on condition that Mr. Eve
rett shall furnish article for the Ledger each week
for year. Mr. +. accepts the proposition. II is a
liberal offer, and good dodge, too, although the Trb
une pokes fun at it.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-22
Fror tho Pli.idslpAia Dazy Ledger.

LIBERAL PUBLIsHER.-Nr. Robert Bonne-, pub
600 20 the Treasurer OF toe Mount Vernon fund,
return for of weekly articles 20 be furnish
10 that paper, for one yesr, by the Hon. - yard
Everett. They a.e to be called the "Mount Vernon
Papers, and the publication .: them viii ccu-nence
Immediately.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-22

From The Bridgeport Farno ard .iarr'issy.
Mr. Boomer, the iodefa,igabl publsher of the New
York Ledger has hired Ed ward yerett for 80 900
year TO contribute weekly for the Ledger series OF
Mount Vernon Papers. M.; Everut, 3Gss n"' r wre
and he devotes the $4,000 which is paid in advance
to that object. Mr. Everett has already, by his al
dresses contributed over $500oo TO the Mount Vernon
Fund and thus nobly associated hs name witn the
nst;onaI trbn,e 10 the memory of Washington. Meu
of business viii ask How is that Bonner can afford
30 throw his Thousands about layshy" The secret
is that by liberal advertising he has secured isrge
nothing TO speak Of the profit out Of the grand aggre
gate Of bis readers is something very well worth
speaking Of. Afcwycars since Bonner was Journey
man printer, now he is est mated % be worth nearly
hals million and he has made of this large Tor
tune simply by jud.cious advertising.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-22
From the Nsr. York Disya.ek.


Bonner, Of tbe Ledger, has made another ten-srike
He has entered into engagement with tie ilon. FL
ward Everett TO contribute fity-tyc papers for the
Ledger for which he has paid $40, 600 in cash. which
sum has been paid over by Mr. Everett TO the Mount
Vernon fund. -
I'm The Ntr- York Commercial .idserti'e'
Mourn VERNON PAPERS FOR 1HE NEw-IoRE
DGEE-CoRREsrOSDESCE BETWEEN EDwAED
EyEREIT AND Nix. BOSsER.-The correspondence
speaks for Itself; but such remarkable instance of
Eteral,y and enterprise the part OF Mr.. Bonner,
and OF such continuous, sesacrlcing ovotion to the
noble object OF the Molnt Vernon Association tie
part Of Mr. Everett, demands special notice. Many
have supposed that the circulation of the New-iork
Ledger was already so immense that no additional at
fractions could be OF any advantage to IT, but Mr.. Bon
Ders ambition journalist evidently knows no limit
and he spares labor or expense TO aggrandize his
most brilliantly successful paper. We ell know with
what generous perseverance Mr. Everett has Travelled
over TIE country delivering his eloquent and mastery
Grafton on Washington wherever multitude could De
gathered contribute - the Mount NerIo fGnd and
Il greatly ADDS to the debt of gratitude due to HIN
from the ladies Of the Mount Vernon Association that
for the sake Of contributing si further aid their
erteprise he has assumed for whole year the bur-
densd NE task Of writing for a newspaper.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-22
rrOr the Albany ~ Y.l E-T,e,s.

Q
THE NAPOLEON Oh JoURaALIsa.-Envious people
nav sneer at Bonner they will, and cry down The
immortal Bonner prints it by hundreds Of thousands
and causes stir and excitement in the literary
world than all the su;hors in the Union combined By
his own e1ertions has this Bonner accomplished
more than any other publisher in the country His
unparalleled success b. traced to bis princey lb
eraiy, in securing the most celebrated wTsers, and
in advertising throughout the united States. He
thinks nothrg Of erp.ndiug 10000 per week in adj
vcrti.ing knowing iu well every dollar thus laid out
will be returned twofold. His contributors, too are
all literally rewarded, and the resu, has been tha, he
has In his employ corps tina; csnLo; be equaled.
Compared with LIn ali other journalists sink in
sie1ifcance ard rtioice 10 know that his en,er.
Prise and unbounded Eeerali'y are meeting with a
princey reward.
His last movement t. add TO the renown aud circu.
laiuu Of is Ledger is certaaly worthy Of the mar
lie has secprcd TIE SSrrices Of EdrGrd Erers't as a
regular contributor 10 is c0lgmas AMI consiio "a
ton therefor has presented 10 the Trustees Of tle
Mount Vernon FuId Association hi. check Tor IES
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-22
From ne Bostos DAILY TyanSyfps

Fron the L0EeR Journal and Courier.
The MoUsT VERSION PURcHAsE.-Tne Hon. I'd
ward Everett has accepted proposition from Robert
Bonner, publisher of the NewYork Ledger, to furnish
original article for that paper each week for
year. receiving therefor $1,000, which will be trans
feIred to the Mount Vernon Association. The name
of Everett cannot fa to be indissoubly connected
with the remembrance Of Mount Vernon.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-22

Mn EvrRrTr AND THE MoUST NERsoS FUND.-
Mr. BoNXER, the onterprising publisher Of the New
Yo,k Ledger, has proposed 10 Mr.. EvERErr to con-
tribute original article per week fer one year u
that poper Oh tue consideration Of Mr.. BoySrR pay
il $l0, 90 to the Mount Vernon Fund. Mr.. EVERETT
has acce pted the PROPOSITION.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-22
Fron the Bo..o. DaRy Roai1.

4 PRIvcFTY DoyATIoS TO TIE MOUNT VERSoS
AssocIArIoS.-1he proprietor OF the New-York
Ledger recently proposed to the Hon. Edward Everett
Ledger each week for one year be would give $40 900
towards the purchase of Mount Vernon. On recey-
ing tie proposal Mr.. Everett Immediately accepted IT,
and will commence the task, noby sef-mp)sei, as
soon as tie immediate demands on bis time will per-
nit. In lis reply to the proposition, Mr.. Everett
saws: shall venture call the articles thus fur
ni-hed the Mount Vernon Papers. Immediately On
the receipt Of NJ Eyeret.s acceptance OF his princely
oftr the proprietor of the Ledger drew his check FOR
ten thousand and forwarded il 10 Mr.. Everett who
handed il to the Treasurer OF the Mount Vernon
Fund.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-29

Cry CorycIL II regular meeting Of the
ouncil of the City IF Lyncbhurg, held at their
hambcr on Friday evening, the 24th day of De-
ccmbcr, 1888.
Present. JIM. NJ. Ot"v. President; c. W. Chris
tun. R.. Early, .Dno ~ Speed. Geo. b. Davis, A.
Il. Ruoker, H. q. Schoolhed Seth Woodruff and
Jas. VI. Lang h"rne.
The proceedings of the Council held on the
.6.h of November 1858. we've read and approved
Wm W. Nrrscll. Treasurer. made II report Of
his TRANSACTIONS for hE ~ nth ending the AN
inst. which read and received.
Tie communication Of the Treasurer. asking
instructions as IL the proper charge to lie made
against the Collector If the City on account OF tie
taxes received Ly hin, for licences for the year
1853 was renl and referred to the Finance Com
inittee.
The captain of the night watch presented an
account q, the services of the watch for the month
ending the oath inst. and on motion It was
ieSol, ed That the President draw on The Treas
nrrr in favor Of Jas r. Reel fnr S35. Samuel
4arch for S28. J.,sepl Mays f,r sgt, Caldis Daw-
son FIR S2S, O.i,er MAYS e. S2S. Joseph Col Ter
In So. and Samuel Taylor Cor go.
o.. motion. Resolved. That the President draw
ca the 1re,su'-r in favor of James Scurry, for the
aum IF 81, 20. the amount of account for hauling
IN the streets far the quarter ending the Ord
inst. and in tavur of A. N. Montgomery for the
sum of sc. the amount Of his account for juror
claims paid by him. and in favor Of A. b. Rucker,
for the sum Of Sl5 the amount of his account for
blankets furnished cage. and in favor of Chas. w.
Button, for the sum Of $22 81, the amount of his
account for advertising. and in favor of VIM. W.
Norvell for the sum Of $3.50, the amount of his
salary for months as Treasurer, and in favor of
Jas Garland for the sum Of $75, the amount Of
his account for legal services in case city OF Lynch
burg vs.. Yancey, and in. favor Of j. A. furpn for
the sum of $3l so, fer boarding street hands.
The Collector Of the city taxes made return OF
Free Negroes delinquent for the non-payment OF
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-29

taxes Tor the year 1887, amounting 10 the sum OF
So5 -; and on motion it was resolved. that tho
Treasurer be directed to allow tho collector credit
for said amount.
The susnendeil tax ticket Of James ii. Adams
and Geo. s. Diugnid was confirmed.
On motion OF Mr.. Rucker. the sum of S434 ca,
was ordered to be paid to the credit of the Water
ing Committee.
Ca motion of Mr.. Schoolfeld. tho sum Of $3.50
was ordered Ia he paid To the Committee ON Lights.
Mr.. Speed. Chairman IT the Finance Commit
toe made report recommending that the sum of
ST. be refunded Thomas Ferguson. fr n water
tax improperly assessed by tho Commissioners Of
the Revenue. md that the amount of John Bois-
scau. amounting tn tho .um of 1891 -, Tor Juror
claims, be paid. The report was adopted
The application Of Sam1. u. Thurman, tnmake
n connection with the Sever on Water street. was,
on notion referred to the Street Committee.
The communication ct Geo. b. Thurman, Chief
Engineer Of the Lynchlurg Hose Company. was
read, and on motion ot Mr. Ruckcr, il was rcsoly
cd, tint the Watering Committee be authorised to
purchase 500 feet If Leather Hose for the OF
the Lynchbure II 'se Company
Ga motion ur Mr.. Speed it was resolved, that
the Street Committee be instructed 10 enquire lu-
t" the eXpcdiency If prneuring n suitable location
for luhlic landing GA he BASIN oil the James
River and kanawha Canal and report 10 the
Council.
bn motion of Mr.. Rnrkcr. the Council nd nurned.
Has q WILLIAMS Clerk
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-29
BY TELEGRAPH.
Markets

Nrw YoRx, De-. oS.-- Flour unchanged Wheat
firm: Southern Rod 81 %: White 81 81 to 90.
Corn-fellow 10 cents. Virginia skies 99l.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 2S.-Flour, Howard Street and
Ohio s.. Wheat steady, White 81 35 to 81 so,
Red 81 Is 10 81 o5
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-29
NEW FAMILY GROCERY.
At the odd stand Of Mckinney a lass,
an MAIN AIakkET.

Opposite to the Drug Store of Stahlrr IL Jones.
THE undersigned having removed his 'sistlsb. and
greatly increased his stock, of. rs The nos xcnsve
variety Of FAMILY GROCERIES, where to be had at
suge establishment In this city and prizes to sui; the times
addition his stock of Groceries he has also STAPLE
DRY GOODS, which he will sell low for CASH. The pubic
are requested TO call and examine FOR themselves.
dee 3.dlmol J. II SOLOMON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-29
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

BrSINE.s Mas PRAYER MEETING--'ilcrr
regular meetings fox payer, at the room 81 the
Young Mcu- Christian Ass, citation, ut J.! clock.
The public ARE invited la attend
M t.-tlts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-29
MARRIED..

On Morday, he 27tn r>t., by the Rev ". II.
kihrkle Mr. Passion h. ToILEY. Of Gl., county.
u Mrs. FEANcl, l. b.. VI. d this CITY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-29

Col. Vim. IIayng Of Northumberland county
Vs.. has contributed SlnO to the fund i4r hc Iur-
chase Of Mount Vernon.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-29
HOl FOR CdRISTMAS,
SAMUEL. a. BOYD


IIAS r,mnv,d again III al stand Street.
III hrviar fitted in spnd style, and filed 1t th hc
attractive and eesait assortment II TOYS. CON
fEtTIDNERY, FANCY GOODS, FRUITS. &c., Sc lii
ariel all AMI O. Institute the extensive
nett Il MOTIONS for the children, and delcacos
le yer before offered IN Iyicibnrg dec :-is.
UDCRB. COAL Ol 1--WE have Just received n
ii large SUI ply Il fUKECoAL OIL, which W
to be Of The kind, and smoke As the profit upon
the Oh very small and obliged cash before
is received in will sell 1t 81 80 per gallon
for ca sh ONLY ldee 2Jdts j II. THOMPSON & co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-29

HAMMER PAnisu.-Thc Rev. W. ii, Pendleton.
having accepted call to tho above parish st.
Stephens Church will he open for divine service
and sermon preached by the above gentleman on
the first Sunday in january
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-29

FREIGHT TRApE.--rhere were received at the do
pot of the Va & Tenn Railroad, on yesterday. -
loaded ears, consistingot | '50s bushels Wheat ~
Ibis. Flour: 800 lbs Miscellaneous; -, 900
lbs. Pig Iron.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-29

ERa~~OI.VTIOS.-T opnrinrrship hcreso-
xiriing the subscribers under tho
syle Of oNEAD CLARK is ths day 'issoi ed by
Al persons Indebted 10 the late brm Will please
come AID aud settle IS necessary Close tho iu
AS speedily IA possible.
thanks TO the travelling pubic. for
enao extended during etrcl at tho
Washngn ons,, aud noa.d respectfully ask scoDtipuace
10 our Mr. CT W CAMERON. who has. for the
past two years had charge Roanoke Red sulphur
Springs where h. cnyabo reputation as landlord
Either el.,g1ers .st tho name 81 The ntm IN
sc,iug up lis business . ,,,,.
Iy.cuerno Dee III le.stsl l. r. CLARK.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-29
ONE DOL LA

IANn OF THE BisT rtl;GArIvE ANp LIVER NE.
,..d'. In,iaar:sar." r u.,,r Renee, ia act.
Cdthdrt,c nader nnl nue. efertua than oih"
nienicine kmovn l. is no; e,y Catlhrtir, Ira.
rrredy ar,ir- st ~ l,tr cje. il ruothI mai
Ter, thon the st"iar' Scis 10 'trf' 81 tLHI n
any pa'a fee i'i.s terienced tie operation.
Of INST ,,, ne, ~, s nn"o s at III
- rae doses WI strengthen an build i'n. "ih unusual
Dr.sn"t"rd'- r",ia"rn,or is c.nt ouudr' el,
= urely fom NEW articles al ~ aien', namely Gums
when is know, il,t nc OF the 1n>l,'rst.r
a,ns ~ much tenetl IS enc '4ndred doses ct t'lomi
40 Though io>--ing m'd'cinal powers t'"~r ,,nms
haFe ocn '"' 'e Nn""n I" ,s,riai'* and ngN' n-ed
- which with such 'Hprecede"ird success ae Il"
a,d Known in i. efrst, rarely
{ - I.ro Z, mi .airf- in their forms,
aud =. stion being cnusrd by deraH eli rrts oa
- ed wh"' 'hc n,riaox iird T. action
- aud as noo; that the ~ GoRAI"G nGe> tn~ds
asc. LEI any troubled ~. Il Jaund,e tai il' lnviso
~ rator rreusr ""'h aml ther skin VII h'sjn TO ar
Co.,i,r"--. can be permanently cured by til" Ins1.
. orator Take It neaa!' d""s on reti 'ng an" At "-sis
nature II her 3erainus gradually diminishing tse
Sc lett IA bralthy and
~ A,ck Efra inche i, re,> relieved b! taking a
4 double dose Of Tho Iaris"aor which c''recs % dity
and snr. OF lie stomach
q FL icl>loma It has qaa rclie.'s
Nc all oppressive uneasy r'i after 90 az hy f"r
sfaniiy md@'"e gen,l". ali who u.s. II sea" IN The
- highest terms
DR.. ~anfora'- Inauguration ran'c to VS. RECON-
tncnhri rs fer sui complaints ani Al diseases
atl,ing u - seAsrd liver The ',-
m ny hystas III is f-yur, induced L. tA IT, ard
I,ha Is one e the greatest his
shes giv'nto DSs"pt sfori made e'F "ir care
before the ffst bottle 4ken, and "7t
~ .nN hing edible with trcnhle. while bit tiua brt
" tn, ligi-s cd world x,tt and often hat gave ltu
. Now What want +" 8, to all orr rcaie. is # k,rer
CRpiaR's Dpsfsia ont lie on, d. , TAIL To ~! this
- .he greatest remedy IT rid --StGle f0f
We take nihitF pleasure recommending ti'- ilrdi
\ cine as preventive fesFr md 4 .ar. t'!siii Fee
~ veg. and all Ecscr- "l Bilious 'E,Tc. T. uIer
- atcs certainty. aud thousands w.ns i,tA l.
- its wonderful Nru.s
- There has never b"on tried in onr amflF remedy
,shuh has M III nuhoundcd lhc
dsea nci To- q l'r Dr <aDt0iGs Tn.
.ig.rntpr; alone Tor diseases at children that
The system )" thoroughly that
think service 10 all IN All lSHE E'l N'u
they need nn'ieiu" to tN It's remedy Hr1" are tHf's
thai have come where Cit4i he'obt has
80 diseases re Liver, Sms,l ani Bow"
". Ills ali oihr- remedies ltiledt I.c fe,rt II hs
usrin in family that viii MT 10" with
-Jncssoariii', .4'a HtpHbiicaV
tUtiai; uuI
SANFORD a co. Iroi cths. 3J5 Eroadw New III
aug l2,m
X-NIUsHI.Ec REAL ESTATE a. FRANK
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-29

PARp9NED, We understand that Il. u. adding
ton, sentenced to the penilcntary from Norfolk
city far aS>auliing and attempting 10 XII his
brother, has heen parl'ned by Governor Wise.
Adingion lrarised dentistry in TN. city iorscv-
rral years. and is well known to tie n'ople Of
Richmond. 49, Rnhmoad Entminer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-29
TTrxTxoS uO,sr.KrEprus su.

A TTFNTION HOi se.KEEPErS sHA-
"A LER'S PATENT CARPET SwEFptR.-- 4 great do
nrptioa and r. he "9ndTs o the 1t cleans
any CARPET ilrto- t"hini the d rt lint hFir, pins
nred d.r,c ~ int the box whereas The
sweeping a;iv, the dirt al the entire Suiafc
the carpet int thu grains of the carpet and thereby
in IL Ing it v,ry urch Call and them For sale by
ANDREW BOY u.
dCcr ~. i9tnrfr'w i.tnchurg Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-29

THE IIo;Ip.ys-O Our streets present n lively
appearance during these holiday times, and the
number of ''ebo Shin gentlemen and Indies that
,hrong the highways and principal thoronghtarcs
is legion.
We have never this population turn our in
stronger force nor eyipce greater clccrinlness and
contentmcnt. The weather being delightful, aud
the atmosphere like that Of inlny spring the.
nrr making the most Of their Jubilee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-29
oton of Mr.. Ruckcr. the Council nj ourned.
JAS, .. WILLIAM Clerk

The cars Yesterday, ui'er the train had passed
Fredericksburg, coming south, were thrown from
the track Ivy coming in contact with huge OK
and very serious Consequences resulted. The
track torn M for n considerable distance. md
one II the passenger was literally broken to
pieces. Several persons were very badly injured
and the life Of a gentleman from New York. | am
fearful has been greatly endangered. The wounds
which he received rendered him dclirlons. aud he
was compelled to stop over at Richmond. 49, Cores
}oa,ieacc Of the HtersJr,5 Express.