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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-21


CaNGR Rsa RgWRNG MAOa11NEs.-ss.r"t
- always the proof OF great
Judged BY this lah< mach before Tho
Inbe comparable 10 Sagers Sewing Machines After "'iab
lhing the reputation the United STATES they
exhibited the late xpostion Ia Frame here
they carried OF The highest aud mauuiarto
~ 10 mako shsm has cen built in Parn.
In every branch Of industry In which to he ions,
these nArhnes be used with profit As tho speed
Of the Railway train travelling tool sewing with
shoemaker dsssmAksr saddor halter. sc,
- sAoal1 BE- without The tar probt OF
these macAinss regularly employed, Thousand Dollars
In all pvA- families where there u much Tag to
be done these machines ,aiuahe assistance Planters
and hotel keepers md them particularly convenient and prof
table These machines simple their contraction and
very strong and durable being the oay ksi OF Sewing Ma
chine mAAs By Which sort Of work, fine
could be psrtscsy executed 1houA,sot inferior aud ."h.
les Sowing Machines heeu maie under
bat BAGers Machines alone have been found
whsrs 10 aAasfy the wsats Of the public.
PaA psn1eA Asrueous for using sont with each
chine o which readily acquire the art Of
aging the0 The machines packed securely
part II the world To all desiring particular
fermAon, WILL application by letter a. either OF Of
wholly devoted 70 the Sewing Machine interest
l. NJ. SINGER a. CO.
Principal OfRee, No. 3Ga broadway New York.
DaAncH OrTIcEl-NO ~ ST. Boston, No ~ Chap.
el g., New Haven, Ct Goverve N VI No ga Broad ST.,
NOWaxk. y. j. No l42 Chestnut ST. Philadelphia No los
Bamnes g. BALTIMORE No ~ Westminster ST. Providence,
r. No east 4th Ss Cncnnst; No. 65 North 4h ST. 81
Louis No. q 81. Charles ST. Now Orleans No ~ Danphn
st.. Mobile tdec atdkcts
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frHoDEs' ...........
III UPEhPIiOSPlIATE OF LIME
AlsuuiclI red Formula of
ok. JAMES HIGGINS.
State Chemist OF Maryland.
ENABLING PLANTERS TO DISPENSE WITH TWO
thirds FAN seeding and Summer
crops altogether Packed bass ana barrels FULLY
ed. I'rice SJU per ton I'll 2uOO lbs.
he abo> arce csether wnh Pamphlets giving full dc
tail OF this tcrtze uii accounts OF lis inpUr
taucu and mode ui Applications can b. had OF
NJ. IOLLlNS CO.,
mar l3is Lynchburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-21

10 THE WEST!
TuNIIE Baltimore and OH" Railroad. with much i'm
proved Western c"nnrci "rs inducements
traycer- Virginia and the oush washng
Baltimore all portions the West the Nothwcs
and the Southwest
The between the Washington
promptly made the Arlington
ila.ly called the Relay uouse)y Baltimore This
change ut Cars required between Arlington and
the Ohio River Luggage checked through to the Yves,
the Washington Station.
q 'hc connecting trains leave Washington daily at
A. n IN iGU p. NJ Ou Sundays the latter hour.
AT BENWOpD
connection made with the Cars of the Central Ohio
bridge, GAINESVILLE and Newark to Columbus. These
Newark with the the Newark Mansfield
and Sandusky r. Il for Sandusky Toledo Detroit Chicago
AT PARKERSBURG
Connection Is made hy steamboat miies with the trains
he Marietta an Cincinnati koa for Ch,cotc Cinciuma
&c
AT WHEELING
The baltimore and Ohio it'll the Of the
Clev clandand Ohio River Railroad Cleveland, Toledo
Detroit Chicago and all the thwcstcrn points direct
t Travellers requested notice that while this the
Route aforlng Through Tickets and Cheeks in ash
RECT nearly all the leading points in the West The
distance from Washngton to Cincinnati Is but about tDu
miles being about 100 miles than by othei route
Fare by through ticket from Washingto. least ONE
DOLLAR LESS than by the Northern Routes
from Northern cities.
For Frserck Harpers Ferry, Martnsbure Berkeley
Springs Cumberland bedford sprngs Oakland and Grafton
passengers may Washington at A. NJ. 4o0 M
For the minor Way Stations between Baltimore and Wheel
ing, take A. N. train from Washington. =
III For further Information, Through Tickets, &s apply
THOMAS II. PARSONS, Agent At Washing st
w. p. SMITH, Master Of Transportation. -
LIN. Cole, Gear Ticket Agent .epat.st.
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-. -, , , CHFsTtKFIELD Jan 4 lbJs.
since your Turf Oil in a extraordinary
and action being CRAFTY ing cannot refrain from
writn regard to for the benefit At
large. had Coli in my stable which tncre Was
fih" bni The Bull /, came outraged cause ami
gored the Colt the shoulder the depth eg inch
as and ripped II up the meek about the distance. h
USED rghtul wound. Several my
present anu remarked they would cents tor s
nie that they thught II useless 10 do hn
ever, determined H. try the Tnrt On, AMER la. se OF
two small boliI.s he is .nlir,l y cured.
Very respectfully.
jan IS A. C. FRIEND
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NETWORK ADVERTISEMENTS

IoEWEN
GNOnD MEDAL GRAND AND SQUARE
- - ifLANoS-SIEiNW h SONS, ~ Walker 81, (near
broadway9 New YORK, Manufacturer vrrs -
awarded the first Premium where vh.u. Uxz61UA
ever they brought their Piano Portes int com
Peuuon with the best makers Of Boston N.xv1
York. Philadelphia and Bzliimnre
Washin gton. less e'opoh'anf ah'
AZ the Maryland Institute, baltimore la56 o''o
The First Prime Medal fur the Piano For,e a. ,h
ean Institute. Crystal Palace, New York ESD N"e''
The First Premium Ia tiold M.ia far IN. h..,
81 the MARYLAND Institute BALTIMORE 1871 vim" f'sno
ing rIs. nIsmiam at the state air. Detroit 1857
efrst premium at the State Far Kieh,n,,d
Among the judges the first musical ,aia,,, af !, -
Try: sueh as W AaSon, t'oschaik Wotnhan,t =, .fs.,
aud Sqpr- Pianos with the ,nii S,a"n
frame conoined are warranted three vcsrs t, "n
fEpy film
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Very lScnanrkn ble.-

ASPIN UNtFE, HehficO December l. lsI1
MEssns Dow q Co.-0entlelnen--My horse was put in
the yard, in front OF tho attempting IL, iun, m.
fence ran end OF fence raj through has and
nearly penetrating through his breast making cash
enough TO insert your liz bottle rI!iit
OIL aud applied treey IN sr days Ire and 10
Two weeks he Mas entirely cured
Respectfully yours, JAMES L. EGE
Soliby all Druggists Aud Merchants ghout the stae
a
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WRHDN PArRNT sR WING MACmnnRs.

w tbs b ~ most reliable SEWING MACHINE ever
I'm sSss ~ osss n.shs.. while worn. via
an the heaviest cloth leather. either oil
evss ia .s.s .oeh than ordinary h.aa work while
bos dss cssh stitched alike rivang beauty
the elegant h.sd work. rarely gets out Of working or
der repairing and 40 simple that an operate, can
those advantages over other Machines feel confident
HeeTs Passaf SjsT NesAisA vii best the wants OF
rsnies ali kinds q Manufacturing clohisr Tsior boo,
and shoe h.sssssr any Other. recurring .s.I u ss ~"n
ihas w DO thsr rapid and substantial aud
mach nicer THAI the ordinary way Families who require
their wsn,s bssds. sSvas labor eaoush in lew
pay TailoIs WIN And saving BY using ,hi. Sew.
and ~ori Boo. ana sSe. N'nai.e,ur.r: Thou.
.ss tie work doe: an iss.Ssr BY ihs Machine better than
TSs sdisos Of II. Georgia. pa,ro, say. When
purchased your wss Patent 'ias MsoAiae we n'snd
- .ss - s q ~
many q aeshsos testify to the Superiority Of e
and " 81 soasasn oS II. The ha.
sh pay One Of neghbors VIII" has
h.s. IN ~: a: for the rest Es
cry Machine you have sold In this vicinity has ryn the great
ss' sasfassa aad several intend to order Machines from
Extract hs. lst.sr ~rit.cn by gentleman; owning
ing MseAs hses been In simos CONSTANT since bought
,hsm ..d with As bss Of practical rs.a In Tire.
sash Of ny handd and plantation ha d.
and sa the time saved In using them season has more
Another Planter say. employ three four hands
H%s Pssss SsssS Msesns "ns hand does The sewing for
the whole plantation hla e uses for sakins nearly
all the cohes Of the family oc confident the NA'hne pays
wish II Who nesd Machine 10 examine these a. they
simpsss asd sest for Family Plantation
WHITNEY LYON Proprisers
3t5 broadway, New Yh,k,
=. II Sold BY A 8 ENGLEpovE DEALER IN fsn'y d""d'
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Messrs Dops Co :-GentemenFor about thu co or ,our
years mad sore under right about the of ca
sometimes lle painful tut not much Isl OF uv
last then became quite painful tessred aud ran yrcat
deal wat advised others to have - en-,
out thinking was Cancer bought bottle of your
valuable IURt OIL and applied according directions
anu II Is now we'll have n,i,
bors lady who had similar by the of the n,e
about ten her the other she said il yy
mcndng much looked much than Il did when
she commenced using your TUf OIL aud should II p,t Vol
wish it, Will her certificate can US. any a,,
Oh this If you think aud is with grarfcstin
give you vi my thanks, this certificate of efficacy
Yours, respectfully n THOMAS
The above IA voluntary certificate from stranger ~.
have many such Let those and Sc, iL.r,
ha LIS ID
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-21

GNOAL: COAI:!-We are now prepared to II Il
~ orders for best ited Ash thrace Mountain Coy
Hill Coal at lowest market prices for Augpst livery
.E Orders len nj the SiDTe OF MesSs valentin. 4 Hen,
ny, Main street. will receive prompt attention
aug2ts ANDERSON LANFORD ~,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-21

SOM00RRO aUANO, FROM sOMBRERO
- ISLAND WEST INDIES The richest formation Of
Phosphate u Lans Known the world containing
cent Of Bone Phosphate Of Lime being so per Ier
Phosphate Of Lime than Bone Dust For sale by the subs
mach prices than Peruvian
tinonias received superior to In ferzing qualities Fo
further partlc1lafs apply to w. 7. ANDERSON.
mar sits
IIMDDRLLAe! UMBREI.LAs:!-a have
~ opened this week, another supply OF good MbREL.
LAS, which offered fair prices Ii Ia immaters beth
~ hand ~ Adams Express Lees Line. South side
nov l7ltsl r. SEABURY
NI8W AND CHOICE AsaO RT MINT, AT
IN ExCEEDM0LY Low PRICES.-Thc subscrber 10
receiving. and has In store complete Of
School and Miscellaneous Books Letter and Note Paper
Blank Books 1taoaery and Fancy ods. suitable
coming hodys Gall and examine the stock before pur
Ing easswhss Inducements will be offered to ALL and pare
ularly 70 thess Who deal on the cash system.
dee lA.sl H. c. VICTOR.
DUBR WINES AND BRANDYs.-Psre s.sa-
IL dea Deck BRANDY, pure Juice PORT WINE. old Har.
mony, Sherry and AAdsra WINES all warranted pure for
medicinal prrpessA Fer sale BY
dee iI.dtal JOHN II. sEAY, Druggist
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'I'KuE TURF OIL. ron o..D SORE. al

'nKuE TURF OIL FOR Old SORES or
= EVERY DESCRIPTION ON MAN OR BEAST
MAhhAHrEp 70 CURE, AND NO DANCER ExPos URk TO
COLD Price ~ cents per bottle "
entered according to Ac Of Cong in the Clerks Once Of M
DISTRICT CohrtJor hs Eastern Dstrco Paxiaia 1y nom
CO., Richmond, Pa.-:U size
. READ THE FOLLOWING:
Come to pamphlet read our
vi cures performed by the Turf Oil certificates OF truth Il,
our own respectable and respected citizens many Others
here to whom we refer aud its value A.
medicine Tor One louud nm.
other known to man Try 1t and will be- satisfied what
WesAy
ThLE TURF OIL.-Read the following and come tn nm,
store aud we iii tell OF Others no nav. b.
cured. $500 ~'
RICHMOND, Nov II, 1854
Mess's DvDe dCo-Gentlemen-I used portion OF lott.
oil your Turf OIL which you very kindly presented mo win
aad lake pleasure in saying that found eecua In re-
eruption OF the skim Inch been
upon Tor several years by without RECEIVING TIM
least heneht also recommended it friend of mine VIA
tor some months had been annoyed by similar M
ine skh and he informed short since, that from tl
use vi one bottle he had been entirely cured
Respectfully, h. NJ. LEFTWIcU
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-21

NNTOKIOIs! NIC shimx
Machines ion proving themselves
Victorious, a IRON The f,iitwEg:
llEMOitE a. JOSIIE.
THIS certify that | ha,rtwo WnITraMunt
ms IIlPEnlilAu MACiINES and can recommend theta
T.,
~ /, = want Machine have been IN
busiucss"t years, and they
iul,hI'f had been the thrcs
s..Mi Ill. d. PAi lERhDN.
Il, 1855
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NOTICE.
SUFLhLNILNDANf rs or ICE,
VA, ~ iiNN. kaIl.i,uAy
LfNthhLn a
IN and after Monday, tue list neA ,.l
~ P'Vunee sau,ied ~ tciuAn DeuI
Than 10 hVis WA n.t..
IA, wy. And ali iou"re ,a.lsou ~ al,
tue ia pohse Vi sIea rausiVr
Ans siep II ieneicd noeessary by the accumulation
fF"ishl III the L!n,hUury DepvI,
weh 49, Tue Ioussnets
se"ieh.e ""u i'H" VI 'Vsa Z. SMlIh,
wv ~ 81
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-21

EfPREsS SHsNGLEs.-s0av y press Shinglc
" ~ Tons Brush Mountain Coal For sale 6y
ANDERSON, LANFOkD d Co OH Csbs
&c. near Ia,gb,rne. Ma.
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EATHER.A large ies Of Upper Leather,
- just received and for sale by y.
dec l5u FkANkLIN BROTHER
ONDON PORTRR-.25 Tisrces sspcr:er
IL i.nnd Porter In quart aud pint bottles
s-ptl4t LEE, JOHNSON 40
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e. e. D.,
ruD. tth, }
4 the regular niouty n,cii5 directors
adopted
the Freight Agent at iy nchburg hereafter
Ice ,Occt goods Received Al
pot tuy of the
sio Company Cut,y from kccurd.
ItJao-ts JANIS h. CU inBERT, Secy.
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New EAKIl.- Ghe bsc bcrs having
i Drug
.4I q NJ. A.
~ KUliEKN % iicasc't 10 OF
tbe ,!ie pnnlI, erteraIiy
" NJ. A. SrkOTliER,
June -, ieJ7. F.p. CHRISTIAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-21

M s.IGGENAIEBM EK'S GRAND EMIL
We 1ION OF KEADIMADE CLO1IilA,i- fho
this opportunity To the pub
ie and his iriends mat ms stock OF READY MADE
ILOllliNn, GEN rLEMENS FURNISHING GOODS.
UMBRELLAS, lRU NkS &c, has received
purrh tsed prices for cash and
prompt
stock before caUs clsew not
ng do wonders but that 'i conhnc myself
moderate living pron The variety aud
quahiy Clothing aud better than cser-Ihs
Ia. govd ialh.
Country Merchants will and obbing prices lower than
Therefore,
Judge and stud. interest,"
VIII certainly purchase UI nae.
NJ GUGGENllElMER.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1858

of Africa ard the jes n3sn'- Il Afrcsn Ancestors IN
sEy portion Il the earth wherever dl-p~rsf
- Tie desirlciIlr Of the African slave-trs'e bY the
introduction ~ lasfai commerce snd trade m Aifca
the elevation Of the conon - the peope OF color 10
this. orr o<n country, and N other lands.
3. We pro sorr - isy IT,. iuIDia'inn O. : fdtlre
conucr veal. of the R-ruhhesn form 90 the Coat
cf Arcs. We are alresdy tbout this work, and on
scme h--tt m'rllnE 10, Tar ~ the fAture hJoe -
uur 'o the hfcs 20 % heaven olr bsnoer the en-. %
# rev Srs'e. We expect - purcN our Nni fen
ti,fe Who have the righG T. sel ani tie Is. .tep
which xe intend 20 taSe after purchasing olr liuI
SHALL b. tee huidug ~ sf uus,ctauaa mission c1arcn
ani TIE crsci of sch n0u 'e eGi wO.kShC ps, ard
thing the so srd psni'ug seei'.
f. We pTopc,e - provide cOnpanies vt eng-an's
with good chests Il cgrpeIiers tools -uuioe num-
Der of asUcl' 1rs iHpl .1.ents, AMI alvsnce then
money fr their ocirt >hnui hey need u: tle lOie
smouIt Of IN q thus sivsrc t. be rstarred 70 OK
tft ssuTy 10 fVr 5eAr-. Nlfuou' ict~rs,t.
:. We euterd 70 la5or iaT iae overthrow %, Slavery
n ouf 0-r land b. ,t o. .vsry means dictated sy
tlelsNs ot G,c sld ium m nature.
Dee Mr. Uosrre or Nr. DJOg.Sss objec, 70 these
objects Il they d., VII they please state uPou what
gruGnds Lttl,u SOCK, thar 'he pGolc may Jiiso
how WI their Anti->as,ry pro., ssi0as, ami toer "a,
hors erd sscritces in the az humanity, secori
with their furious stscks upon ot the most b.
n.volent societies Of the age. II affords me nuch
pleasure to bo able IA state that very large majority
o; tie intelligent colored with whom an ac-
sure. j. Is the great question OF the day, and the
topic Of discus ,on in every circle Had We the means
at our con msrd, could 10 single month estsb sh
colony Of 500 strur g.nuded snd industrious men in
Africa the land Of my in nred forefsthers. Oar So
cety is fixed fact AID see st last the darling OBJ
ect Of my life real zed
Pres OF African Col Society.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10
TIE AFRICAN CIVILIZATION soCHrY

t. TIE Ed.toy II The y. y Tribgne
Sir: Since the formation Of ts Society, several Of
my friends and coaajutors in the csnse OF ieedon have
either censured me for my connection with II or IL un
measured terms, denouuced the whole schenne red
erck Douglass has compsnsuted it as ne* edition
Of tie American Colo1izs;ior so,.ety considerably
improved. and tia. VIC were worthless se'
"rolhng s.ores" In Tx TRiBrsE os this m3rahg'
Geo. I. Dvwbirg, with great heroeness, ataGs- our
infant nsttutiou aud regret 70 zee tnat ne, nAe a.
u,hers VITO have written % the otacr s.de ha4 per-
formed his task in aurer far too loose and scatter
ing for gentleman Of his ability. have been waiting
several weeks 10 hear the strongest az unet1s ii.u
our opponents and row that MI Dooglass ana hr;
Downing nsve spoken, conclude the sef1oGe'' eci
ceyerest things roG thsir SIDE have been lad ci0re
The public. c...,,,-
Tba. there gentlemen have not read our consu,1-
tion l. very appar Mt, from the ~aoi-s se ana ciisy
statements il their letters. cannoi teie'e ina ihen
Of their robe, generous and charged yisws upoa
eyerv subject pertaining humanity aud human pr ,
gress would known gly oppose novelnshI "h1'a "
designed 10 benefit millions o. the nu,nsn 'scr: wiz
br. y state our objects set for.h IN our Const'u.
tior ard demand ef these Gentlemen a s'aement OF
l.-. v.,-~.lvns to tbelu, " auy par Vi 'hem:
]. Our inject . tie S.vi5zSaoS s'.a e'aISsssSop
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10
HOW RUN RULES IN CONNECTICUT.

To he Editor Of The n. y. Tri5uae
SIR: II may be recoected by the public ha. in toe
Winter Of 1856 Edwin NJ Kellogg, magistrate Of the
County of Litchfed, IL Connecticut, who hal just
been engaged in trying liquor case 10 the town Of
Kert, in said county was net in the p1blc highway,
at midday, by drunken mob, aod was brutally a.
saued-tarred ard ,ea:hered end otherwise seriously
injured.
lam the person referred TO- AID propose to give the
public brief history Of tae transactop as well C. OF
he efforts to bling tho of, nders to justice.
reside in the town of Warren, in said LitchEeld
County and have for some years he'll the Office Of jus
tice Of the peace for the county and have frequently
been called into the adjoining Of Kent 70 transact
various kinds of business pert aiming TO NJ Office In
January 1885, was requested by su8dry citizens Of
.aid Kent. one Of them the Rev. Mr. Fry, highly
respected Methodist clergyman To Try case IN which
cBe William T. Elwyn was charged with keeping ami
selling liquors coLtrery ID law. consented u try the
case. Subsequently, the Deputy Sher # who served
the process brought request to from Elwyn that
would 60 10 Kent Oh tie following day 70 receive his
plea Of guilty. a. lie wished TO SETTLE The matter
= went a. requested, ard found Eiwyn had changed
his mind end would make a defense. The trial was
tostpored f,s few days and il was arranged - hold
The Court a. place cs led Brorica, STOUT haf mile
within said Kent and atout three OF four miles from
MY resierce the trial resulted il the cocyleon OF
tie cHenier. An appeal was taken - .he Superior
Court and TIE subsequently settled by the
payment # fee and costs. A quantity OF lqnor had
been seized by the officer, and, account OF tue time
required for notice .eond trial found necessary
sbnu, two weeks after the hrSt.
On this las; occasion, found some two or three ln
dred persons gathered 81 the place Of trial.
No legal defense being made, the case was soon dis
pcseo OF, AMI l. with friend who accompanied me,
Started for home. We had proceeded but few rods,
when nv horse was stopped By three mcu holding a
rail acIo-s the rosl about tie Same time a. on-s.ed
was drswn on to & brijge few rods in adv vsnce TO
prevent NY escape. was Immediately surrounded
by large number Of rlen, seized, dragged from my
igh choked kicked AID be a,eD tar aud feathers pat
upon rny clothes which hsd been torn in tAtters.
wss then thrown on and the rail it was held
IN the hands or the abiers Of of tue rnans,
until Zoe: CONSCIOUSNESS, by reason OF their brus.
treA.nert. was fnsNy re.ouef by a friend. sod,
bruised bleeding snd amtne was permitted TO return
~ g -s-.e. .,, .
Jtis CIV a,dly AsssSit was m.1e cpcI ne witAoct
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10

CTPkENE COURT-city aud County of New
- Yort.-cHaRLrs SHIELDS rltioaH, as,l.: VII
LIAM CtRsfY NsfFsr.t rar"y MsrJi.. Asu SoG vac,
Mitbs. McGovsB william Aeaipha CArsey tat. .ef'ne
Ellen Carey ana tisrsie stsyyssnt D,fDdsn's Sg'n-
mons FOR y. H.,f--Com not served To ibe U.i-cssats
William Ca--., N.hael NcG,vsn al yGrEsf-t Am NJ
Oovsu You hereby nud required 10 snsTer ne
oortsiu this srfiCn, Which this day hco in ths once
Hall city snd copy q your snFFer 20 ~
,s c art On lie ,bsber. a: heir ofc No. s. John
street City Ssz Yo-s within fW.nty days Asr TIE
fall snsvsr the said paint within the time allre-ed
tie plaintiff In tai. acton VII Apply b he Cur ior d.. fee
HhLGed IN the conpian'Daf'd Nsr.fols :. tb AA-''
1859 cox WALLIS, Plaintiff A'ton.y.
uS lsrtvF No 81 Johnt'-
CIrREME COURT.-TIIE NEW-YORK
- LIE INSURANCE And TRUST CnaPANf ssaic-i
HEMAS BREN H. John " Aias son ant H. ? l, sl.f
Hsrr.t Coab Ctarl.s Averv aud L"ssnia hi. d" j. bdNl
Coot h1zo ssou aud May biz wife. Herman Css ana
answer The con this oause - which copy II de-
auceC f b. servsd and copy ~ your az
,uer on ~ AZ ON Office No 81 Nas.st, IN tic City Of view
Yot ~, nty days Gfer 'nr eryca hfrof exclusive Of
the dsy ~ nch rvce within twenty days AFTER .,rsce OF
cory OF said psin copy be demanded within twenty
~ sre rvoe hefeof ard II al he o9up nt
s.aid the rsrt H. viii spryio ne Court 'or TIE reheI d.
sud.d M The complaint Tie complaint fi-d IN The otoe
n Comfy Of the SI day Of NOyem
h. ls58 -Dst4d Ne~ Yors. December 1859.
BETS 1 BOBINSOE, raintif' Atoneys
To the Tsres defendant. No. 50 Wal.-si, New York
m lsufuH
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10

TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate oi
h cn,x Of YORK notice Ia hereby given 10 all per.
ns having claims against MIC CHAEL MCCORMICK, late o.
The Guy of NewYok, deceased, to present. the same WIZ
chey. thereof to subscber OF the office ol James v"
White No 81 LberystTeet in the City Of New s9Is on 4
before the twenty s1th day Q, March rcA]-pe'e' Ne"i
ths s4th day of September, 1858 r. l.. o,.n
e1 ,.xsry, JOUN r. CLARK, clisel Mccormick, dec
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate of
,h. ounty Of New Yors notice IL BY 20 All ons
having claims against the estate OF hf Nhh IL "a
late Of City Of NYork deces.d to present ths sane
h voucher, thereof 70 the subs beT II tie Office Of knh'
cysoyd Enher No 81 Wsstret IN he City Of New forh,
on the seventeenth day OF March leA-pSsi NV"
York the ninth day Of September, 1883.
WALTER c. BARCLAY Administrator 10
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New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-10

A JuRY BuRstp ~ E,rIor.-A whole Jury Vac
recently hung in sgy and then burned at Spnn field
Ky. 4 man by the name Of Jords Keeling, had been
acquitted Of The murder Of james Romine; . case
dererdnq upon crcunstALtal evidence. The proof
s,ropsy TENDED to show that Keeling had ssyah and
-hot Romine from fallen tres top. The verdict Of
tie Jury wss rendered Oh Saturday night, aoi oa
the whole Jury wss foppA 10 esBgv snspesded ron
rops stretched across the street 1ney we're Shsa
burned While ssx r.nR. l...- -.. -