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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-22

SALE or VALUABLE PROPERTY To-pM.-We
would direct the attention of our readers to the
sale Of valuable real estate advertised ny Charles
r SLAUGHTER. Commissioner, which takes place
ibis afternoon at three o'clock. The property re-
ferred TO- is the house and lot at present occupied
hy George 7. Diuguid situated on Diamond Hill !;
also the house and lot in the same locality, and
formerly occupied by Jesse T. Diuguid vacant
lot adjoining the above named property. and lot
near the Canal. The property is really desirable,
and persons DESTROYS of investing in real estate.
should avail themselves Of the present opportu-
niv to purchase.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-22
Markets

New YoRk. Dec. 2l.--Flour dull. Ohio SIS 40.
Wheat dull, Red 81 90 White 81 IS Corn firm.
4s.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 81. Flour very dull, Wheat
firm, White 81 3jal 50. Corn finn. White GA
65: Yellow 66aGs cents.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

BUSINESS MrNs' PRAYER MEErIHG.--Therc are
regular meetings for prayer, AT the room of tho
Young Mems Christian Association, at II "'clock.
The public are invited to attend
nov dts
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Fprr,ur TR,pE.-There were received at the
depot Of the Va. 4 Tenn. II. r. OH yesterday. 43
loaded ears, consisting Of 1898 bushels Wheat 59l
bbls Flour, AZ, 600 pounds of Coal; 10000 pounds
of Luml,cr; $4,000 lbs. Miscellaneous. load
ed cars sent West same day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-22

A HARD CAsE.-Grace Logan, the most incorri-
pihly worthless free negro wench on this CONT
neni, was before the Mayor yesterday. for the
one tbousandth time, on the same old charge of
drunkenness and disorderly conduct His Honor
feeling as sured that Grace could not. by any pos
sibitv, get through the Christmas Holidays with
cut disturbing the peace and quiet Of the city, or
,cred her to iai. aud there torcmaIn until the all
vent of the New Year. Grace will doubtless con-
dues herself, during the festival season. III most
Quiet and orderly manner. Mr.. Turpin keeps n
wen ordered house. aud is particularly attentive
to the guests committed to his charge.
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FAIR AT TEMPERANCE HALL.

Tho Ladies Of Fiuc,,sile will hold Fair at I en-
perance Hall, on the evening Of the 24h inst
christmas Eve) for the benefit Of the Prrsbyte-
ran Church. dec 2l-lt
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Prem Dir Scientific .imcrirra,
q Il ~ II q M A G LII NJ IL s.

II T. pio ns,rg WHffifr WiL'oNs THtrnt, and we can
" sy ia IT, thNt II ~ without lItA. y" othoi
Madame exceeds s adaptation To all the luoSos {" do
r.ln use Is upoi n" easily pat out Of order, Wien ~
rlnroI haud effectiveness and finish other
Mauiuc ahead OF 1t state this much In regard TO
ths rxrrl;tnt Mnrlho responsibility and without
H., test ni dlspafage other Machines wc know
to hc pun aud hope thereby, To time and roub,
IA an,trIns lr,cfs which ntin' niiy 10 with ca
qrlrlrs tonuhue this subject
Tor snd" ~ Is nrib utgh by ..
doe / dt3I WIN !. FACE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-22

Our readSs are referred to an advertisement in
another column of Coleman's Farm Mill. This
il a. valuable invention for farmers. and especially
for those who are not convenient to u mill. team
easily be adapted to horse power, wind water or
steam and is, we believe, the first metallic Mill
;nventeJ that will manufacture family -four. 1t
weighs but $50 pounds. and occupies space Of
less than three feet square. Its cost, also is 50
small as to bring it within the means of every far
mer. thereby enabling him to economze in his
horse feed, by grinding corn and cob together, or
in manufacturing his corn-meal and flour. The
price of machine. with n seive for sitting corn
meal is $50. and will, boiling machine attached,
for making family -four, $75. The Mill has taken
n premium ut some dozen Agricultural Fairs and
is also highly recommended by many persons who
have used it. It will till great void that has ex-
listed hitherto.
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To Advertisers

The Lynchburg yirginian. now half a century
old, has acquired position second in influence b
hut few, il any other journals In the State; and
ha, wider circulation than any newspaper pub
lishel Southwest of the Metropolis. To say
nothing of its circulation in this city and neigh
horhool--it 10 penetrating every part Of that eI-
tensive region. which, by the completion Of our
great lines of INSTRUMENTATION, has become
tributary to this city. As an advertising medium
therefore. it affords unequalled advantages to all
our business men who desire to Increase their
t-ale.
The Job Office connected Herewith. is now one
of the most extensive in the State, having been
provided during the las, year with all the facilities
requisite to execute any manner of work, from
large p,ster u the osfdelicate wedding card
The proprietor has no disposition to puff the es-
tablishment into notice, is it necessary, since
his work speaks for itself, and the pu',l'c have
shown their appreciation by increasing their pat
rouage full fifty per cent in the last year.
All orders will meet with prompt attention.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-22

Or. NJ. p. CmRIsrIAN.--This young gentleman.
whose appointment IA an Assistant Surgeon in the
Navy. was noticed some months since. and who
was subsequently ordered to the coast of Africa,
on the steamer Naga a. arrived in this city yes
terlay. on a Aort visit to his relatives.
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I,otO.cNU ron THE ui1IR-N .uppIy oil

y Ai'n'" anl e4lH prcluaoh ,"f plns'rvhe n'an,l
lItr kc,or,r Al ns Zylohaltm aud Rcst"rcr, Iri-
cohorous iuns fomad5, aud 'ir Dyes IN great va
rl,t :. Tor a,i, h, joins II SEAI,
a. It,.
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A Y + RS
CATHAkTlt PILLS,

~ ', ':: ::: ::. :. :','''
CLEANSE the BLOOD and cURE the SICK
i"y.,,a.. na.h.r.. Me,h:.-, rn l..'
an" ir r"s r IF , ""hr . "
Headache. sieh sIr"dnchr, Foul stomach.
headache any body heV" by dos" 81 your
.,. ,,,n.y to ,,, G% Ss % % % A e, .
worth knowing nm, Y"urswah ess, respect
$500 ED PREBiE uicrk Of Steamc, Clarion
Billion Disorders and Liver Complaints
DEPARTMENT OF THt lNttHIon
wAsHIxaroN u Z 7r.h ir.6--4-
siH have used your ptl IN p"nel am h"srt" prnc
cs eve ~ner you mnIr them ~ ,," y, snE 'n
the rr quick aud decided consequent, they sdm
seldom '"und case of bilious dsa.e hat
'''"''' Hlo%z" nAii MD
Physician" ne N"trc iio'rnal
Dyscnfcry, Relax, md " orms
Posi- Orrict H.nri ASH. i.i,. 90. Mcu Nov 10 1855
DIR Artn' Your PHI. a'",hc pc fccon Of medicine rh"y
been sick and pung for months wmh IN t" he Doctor
ed at great Iprns' nt 90" no better sh 'hr' rnmrn,n
quantities of worms dead from hr' body They afterwards
ncishbos my ,rrcdh hun with ,wodo.
SIS Of your PM wle other. sron@d as paid from i've 10
cured entirely then such medicine n you which
actually good and honest T S' T!t % %nr Postmaster
I"Ise,';"n n an" Imp" i ~. Of ~, ,," '1o.
y
DE AyrK. i have used yom Pits with NraOrduarl sh'
my family and among those am called 10 vst J." dis
T. regulate the u dtge-liau and purify the
blood they the best remedy lhase known aud
can confidently recommend them iIicnds
Yours, V. HINES.
WARSAW, WYoNI~G Go, n. y, O,t -, 1855
DfAR sir IL using taihnriic Pills practice"
and find them excellent cleanse the stem
JOHN Il MEACIIAM NJ u
Fry sipclRs, Sci o fu In, k<iHx's Evil. letter IR-
mor., sud suit kbrum
from d TWparduR Atyctant NJ LoHs Feb !. le.B
Your PHI. the paragon all that
in medicine They my little daughter IT
upon her hands that had proved nuaba tr
wears Her moiher had been long gait vonsy nfht" with
hoichcs an" Iulcs her skin nnt in her hair After
child sic lied ii- and have cured
her. ASA MoRGkIDGE.
Rhpnln "a ti-u, NeUvn gin and (:0ut.
From ii. R,r III HaHkos, If he Methodist Epis thHt2
puiAslI iIorst. SAvaNS All GA Jan 1850
NovOHFp i should be- ingratoful tor the relief
81 Il has hr"uph l did Report my you
cold Limb. brou ght exoiusi cg uoutalsn
pains wich end, IN chronic rhnuman Notwithstanding
had c best .A scans the disease wuSc aud wots
Mackerizic your Is Their allow. hu
BY pcrsesens in the use of them, unheiy
well.
StN CHAMBER. BArON KouGE. Ia, . Dee lisa
DIX Ai Elk II been entirely cured Icy p,iis 81
Rheumatic Gou painful disesc TIM had afflicted for
Years VINCENT Sl.IDEII.
For Dropsy, Plethora Or kindscd Complaints
requiring IN purge, they eAc' len remedy
EOr Co-tiv rnt-s or t"n pa tben, md IA u Din
Pill, they agreeable aud rfct tuai,
Fits, suppression. PRr1iysi tnnD nmuii lon,
and even Dca anil pnrtint Hiinduc-s, have boz
cured by the Alternative action "t thee Pills
nf the Pill In Mercury hr. although
RKiiul hands, IA dang pmtt
III tn. deadfn consequences that helan y ioii Nv It's
pcnuious 4hese contain II" moieary mineral sub
iance whstcyer
~ ~ II IL
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~ Ia NtHHl VA, now offering for pu1llc ha"ruoi
rs llr magnificent stock ct s.Hspnablo DEi GuoOs,
sting il, pui al ali the styles Of Ladies DioSf
5,i- Tni, >haws Cpar~ and Sleeves Gloves Hosiery,
Itrtio-k ii Cloths tIssncrcs aud N"snFS Is com
,a aud spec called To thor STOCK nj GOODS
JDR SERVANT rnn,i-iing az mi : fillci Cloths
heavy Satuurs ilaid Inaoys and Blank,iA ll stock
ct House hr fous pai III Velvet Bihs'
- Tu.ov ns,a,n V"nithn Carp"ilugS Rugs. Floor
put 18th t'aitAin Materials. Table ImcIB. Ac.
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FgR AND PuIOT Gao II
OV FIR GOA IT ES,
EsOUlMAUx OVER COATS.
; Al THE RAZAAR

dec lG.dsl AT THE BAZAAK
7NyOTICR.-T1e sos6.cTi her In vsnx precwrpa .
IL lot on for the OF buying selling and
eceiyng GOD commission will endcavor 10 Keep
stautly on hand supply Of the same Those In want
OF the article will please call on at Elotts stable On
Bridge Street whore myself or brothers can aways pc found
tice oees 0Jm JAZZ W. WAAoAT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-22

A WOMAN BURNED TO DRArH.-We learn that on
Saturday night last the wife Of Mr.. Warren Eppes
living at Matoaca, about four miles above the city
was burned to death in a most shocking manner
Mr.. Eppes. hadleft he: alone at home at an early
hour of the night for tho purpose of visiting II
friend but had not proceeded far before he was Mt
traced by light from behind which proved 10
be his own house on fire. lie hastened hack, but
was too late to he of any service. The house he
ing small and built of wood burned rapidly, and
neither bis own his neighbors efforts were of
any avail. His wife was in the house, and it is
supposed that being overcome 10y suaocaiion while
in bed she became an easy prey to the flames
Her BODY was subsequently found, burned to II
crisp. An inquest held upon the view OF tho
remains Of the unfortunate woman on yesterday,
and no fncts heing nscertainabe as to the origin
of the casually. II verdict was rendered according
w. 1t is currently supposed that the deceased re-
tired to bed smoking Pipe, rs she had frequently
done, when falling asleep the fire ignited the bed
clothes and produced the contagl ation.-I3. IT,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

-
SA.''AiAs! CLOAkSit gLOAKs!
GRfATB arc ANS
VELVET AND CLOTH
Cl.OA XII!
November 2rth, 1885,
GEORGE N. FUCKERS,
lYHcMnUNG, Va.
Il TssT AND ts CLOTH sri co%n
wn 10 from th. date offers unprecedented 10y price.
under ANY All 60 cheap under the
F'ot yFoH tnov sfdis q M r.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
- II T. = s G % ID S.
NOVEMBER ss,h. Lass.
GEORGE NJ. RUCKER,
LNNCuBURG. VA,
As a." pleasure anncunee and the pub
ii he that la. Just received large and very handsome
stock OF LADIES DRESS GOODS. eamrr.ns the very
a, extremely low prices lie hs. a.so opened s'oas variety
OF other goods desirable for the trade Of the present
men' Lsa Is Mc'no vrs,. BLACK Orr Rhine s,lhs slk
Fringe" Sc 81 all NJ which will be sold at estrsmcly low
No Trimming. throw in with rood. .od furnished "
TAKEN a ia. .n @ Nc " sa sras sS by
those buy ins good, OF th. House a, r..
nov pl.s -
y nEipnick CHAMPAGNE WINE, In quart aud pin,
bottles ~ Baskets Of GRAPE LEAF most ~ persar Cham
so'ihcn Of pure sherry Madeira, por and Malaga WINEs
IN bottles "run draft. For sale by
o,2ad'. LEE, JOHNSON co.
Two HOT sE.kEEPERa.-u hnvc last received
a.,rand Winter supply OF WINDOW SHADES AMP
GILT CoRN1cE tho style, OF which entirely new an
very beautiful and the assortment tho hc We have svcr Oh
hihitcd cali and On anime s. NJ SIMPSON.
dee lidt,
EsOOH OFT -lscrrsvcd few ds,.
sn', am'-, beautiful pattern II II feet on, CLOTH
sltsb" iriaRroons or halls we'll the attention Of
those drsr Ing te purchase y SIMPSON.
dee ~ "a,
NEGttOEs WANTED.--rhr sub.crtecr cont
~ nnu,- market fur MORO Els, of both hctwcrn
the af'F 10 and N wears including Mechanics such ~
RacAsuhs aud Carpenters and will The highest market
price" ~ cash Ills "ns newly elected brick b"''d'nE on
t ~ Nuch immediately Of the Farmers hAnk
~h,i" he ptupacd tbRvnE erected buildings with iba
Wow I" hoar lynehburs for sale. mod
clac r ai keep them u they wcro placed
II t.r '.i Il ihr Corporal
cots d.otiuo, T. 1 hsTH WoopROOF.
M tENs.nAI., for family use, nj -.
w irc l. dh VALENTINE HENiSNS.
VIEW FAMILY GROCERY,
Al The old stand of Mckinnry n Daas
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Double lBreaste Il Cashmere Vests.
dec lGli AT THE BAZAAR
kUPEK FRENCH lLOTu sOATS.-r b
- CLOTH DRESS AND FKOCK COATS. sold at The ia.
style quality Z" nlctia md wrkinaps ship
point 7y7tiaIy 10 fur in mon" but eo1d
Us charge only equitable Pc"s u vow *'n well
ade good hiinx aid handsome DRESS SUITS tor the b"i
Gays. hc 10 call on .. .....
dee 9 dts ntrRROUGHS sHAFEK co
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sNCNUuKG, DECEMBER I'd, IS5s.-
IL COY \ Try JEANS AID Wop1EN SOCKS i have
in store and 4lr large ard superior lot Of COT NTRf
JEANS AND WOODEN Sock which viii sell Cheap ioI
NH AL NM N u doc 1dis j 4. NIIIANEI
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H. Their pa e e ra.ivi,v are rs follows; Fir-
ginia DO fn4 rolored) MARYLAND Is; Ohio s.:
Pennsylvania Q: New York S; North Carolina H.
New Jersey 3; Kentucky 3; South Carolina l; Del
aware 2; Tennessee 2; Massachusetts 2; Michigan
|; Alabama 2: Connecticut |; Georgia |; Ireland
10; Germany {; England Il Scotland l Italy B.:
Prussia 2; France 2; Belgium I; Canada /; Saxo-
nv l: at sen l.
During the last wear the balance against the
Penitentiary in the manufacturing account with
the agents commissions, amounted to S5,6lS 81.
Ii appears that the manufactures in this iustitu
ton were somewhat reduced by the emf loyment
Of numbers Of the negro consicts outside OF the
prison, on public works: a plan which has been
found very expedent and practicable, i'll an emf
nent degree, for the benefit Of the State.
The labor in the Penitcntinry is divided into
four separate wards. In ward No. | will he
found shoe and harness makers and tailors: III
ward No. . are the blacksnths and axe makers;
in ward No. are the weavers. and in ward No.
are the wheelwrighs and carpenters. Thus,
every prisoner is set benefcially to work in some
department, accornant with his trade. profession
or genius. The balances of the annual accounts
of each ward, together with the production OF the
garden, make the whole amount earned du ing
the year equal to sos 1919 SO. or about an average
amount Of SSl IS for the year ~ each convict in
the Penitentiary, which. as Col. Morgan says. is
"more than is usual in many of the modern-built
pententiaries, but much less than ought t" be
earned under proper system Of criminal law, aud
an improved condition Of the prison. Richmond
Enquirer.
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NAENsHA1., for family use, nt -
M II.t [, Dc. VALENTINE & nENINOF
VIEW FAMILY GROCER

Al The old stand Of Mckinney n Daas
On MAIN hTRlE1,
oppositr to the Drug store ot Stnblcr X Jones.
nun IN rsifnei having renewed his establishments and
great, ctcasol lis sotk ohtrs lhe
tacty OF FAMILY GROCERIES, any where To be had ~ a
singh abmrnt In tbs city, aud NJ prices to suit the iues
IL adltn To lis stock Of Groceries ho has asa STApLE
DRY OOnDS. which he III sc law for cAsu, To public
requested t. ,al. aud examine for themselves
a., q llmo1 j. II SOLOMON
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,l,MA,r.L.N.. n..ANNtL..-A Iarar ..

FEtKAtEIikNa BAiANA Ebs.--A large os-
L sortmcrt of TRAVELLING BLANKETS at unusually
low lr,pUs, ] sale ly ..--
irc ad,sI BURROUGHS sHArER a co,
HoIsISEss ssB r - .--Sotwit III Standing the
- great maud fur recherche s'ylcs II BUSINESS
SUITS eNtrtnrdnny srcr up To- The sent time
manage stock NJ by the receipts Of weekly ship
m Factory frr,h and choice lot just received
n, ba7aar. BURROUGHS, SHAFEk a 90
-
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G. w. PURCELL. &c Co.
RTCHMONn VA

w services to President and Contractors on
w the different lines Of Internal mproy emens through
on The Stale collection Of debts due by the State, and
for its and sale Of Virginia State Stock Hav
inc facility selling prepared to make liberal
advances on Stock till sold Our charges will be moderate
We also offer services friends In the for the
nurchasa of Virginia State Bank and every description
Stocks the market rate without any charge Of
commission.
Orders y either for the purchase sale Of any
i.y VII meet prompt attention and wall be attended
rs good though the parties seudns present
nov 5clawforly.l o. We fURCELL 4 co
VXTANTED-By u yosmg lady, whs has bad
w some perence In teaching, situation In family, 10
the English branches Music and Drawing Satisfactory
references given required. Address NJ e. r..
Of Dr. B. G. Megginson, Aliens Crssx Amherst CO., Va
dec I3 clawor3w
r AIDES sHORs.-Juss sp~aeA . Ane asssrt.
" meut Of Ladies Thick solsd Heel BooTa
dec 9dts .,. BIZ. sEAbURfb
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unoncnN.rmrT.yEs 4 DY.PEPTICs.-

CHEMICAL rood Syrup oil the lily P"ph, srhets an
Civ, the HypophospIstes nutritious foods and med
enc. suited to the weakest soma,hs, al
moi dtb liiat,d patients, just received ~ -
d., fpdtrJ sTABLER g. JONES.
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y there shuts The bodies Jokes Alorrer, aud
t"spm fur"d To lit the person itl ease and comio'
I,y,ry Sb L. e antrd vel made All giRooH constantly
IA sl.,r, at GLASS 4 KAINEH.
Int luce If cvcy aiding article III The Genicmans line"
IN
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rB,O WHITE AsIIEHs.-KALSOMsN
kNT >oMlAE BRi SHE'S, just To hand and for sale by
doe Ian, J II THOMPSON 4 co, Druggists
Observation-Disclosures non. Eo.

ISE " NRD EVERETT -rh" New York LedQr. contain
u. u" nt-tot tlc MOUNT VERNON fAfEks. will be re
do nioIt III" M III -, eenbcr Those wish
tia Interesting tor Tho ensuing year vii
please hand IN tHtir names immediately.
H. N Ii NIG1O
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ITXL0AKol OI.0AE0. A-1un ressssse ~ N.
~ prsss. ahsAAssos sssostnsat = c1444 e{947$ ~
! ~ ls1sst aylsa tdss 7<1&l J. n ~
.ei.s.g sfEr u "a
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uxnCn,n WAREHOUSE. Gynehb.rg, va

M
Tho subscriber has iesscd for term Of years the aboye
named valuable property this city and respectfully solicits
ir patronage friends aud the pube generally Tho
~ ntmcnt hRs been given TO Messrs &. H. Ruek
of Amherst io = Boar Of Appomaiiox, who are
very qualified the duties OF the ofee well know
and desorvcdiy worthy Of Tho public c"nadente
janl2ts EDtHh Whitehead
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SRs.NOEs WANTED.
JHSIsE sslE:st I;t BE H wants Ia buy my mann.
Der ui %cgrnrs boil from to thirty years ii
age: also Women aud Children, for whom the highnst cash
price, given fersms IN the country will lie attended
to Mt their by giving description and addressing NE
a Lyuohiutg. va w H. moUNiCAS LIB
ma dkTly
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uD.sNJH. OILS, &c. 1910 lbs. OF Lewis
ruIc Lead .tl lbs al best Zinc Paint too gallons VI
In,,.d Oh I'ht Tnshe.; Turp.nflne, &c.. for sal. ny
dee II dit j. II THOMPSON Il ca. DrngriHs
MIA ass un nov eeeesviax "a large ""p-
II nv Whn. eiuw and Red FlANNEI.S, the ehraPert
IN til, MAJ krt, ". ieh ~i be sold cheap tor cast.
d. Mt. JNU. J. FURNIS, Agent
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AEACuINR OILS. 81 varis.s hlaass ter -
M By Usio~l sTAhLkh soNEA
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Fry sipclns, sci ofnin, k<inx- Evil, letter IH-
% kbcupn

from d TUrpaTdlUR AffctnhI 81 NJ Iotls FfD 7. t.B
DR NFi:Your ps the paragon Of all that Is great
in medicine They have cure little daughter II uccrous
her hands and feet that had proved incurahe tr
Her moIher had been long gr, vousy nfr" with
hoichcs phtlcs her skin in her hair After
child cured sic also led Pills and ta"v have cured
her. ASA htiRGhlDiE.
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NJRw GOODS ONCE MORE.-J. J. P"rvi-,
~ gent opening cash the aboye
the Market House, large supply OF Bed Blankets Lndscys
Failed Coths Negro Bankeu and Socks with great variety
~ Nousus de aines other ods for the ladies;
Il, on which will sold small advance on the cost
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-22

CAUHAGEs, A Ia MODE BEEF, &c.-Pnre
- powdered Black Pepper Cayenne Pepper powdered Sage
Saipcire &C. for putting Up Bacon beet, and
making Sausagcs. For sale by - -
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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-09-30
GRoANs OF THE DoUGLAsITEs.
(From tho Stockton Argus, Douglas organ,) Sept .

From the Stockton Argus douglas organ,) Sept 3l]
Money and influence have gained victory over the
people of San Joaquin county. The Douglas democracy
are defeated it is true but not disheartened
Gathering together it in moment impelled by
the spirit of freemen battling for their rights at
tackled in the wound inflicted by the administration upon
fellowcitizens in another portion of republic, in
the Territory of Kansas formed ranks in view of
thoroughly organized party with office and the emou
mens of Office in their possession the sincws Of war sup
piled to them by the administration that keeps office
holders in place long they do the bidding Of that
power that holds them in check by the fear of
with all these disadvantages against onr opponents
carried bought victory As fast as information
disseminated the people fell into the ranks the side Of
popular sovereignty AS the question agitated did
ranks fill up with the bone and sincw of our land With
day time, money and federal influence would
have been poweess the people The Douglas ticket
would have been triumphant in the county as Thompson
and Bridges, Douglas democrats, In the city Al
though defeated terror exists in ranks The pres
ent election is but preparatory TO organization the
part of the people who independent of ocehoders
that will carry the principles of popular sovereignty on
to victory in another campaign The battle is but now
begun and will continue until victory perches upon the
banner Of the people behalf of popular sovereignty Let
the cohorts of federal power lay the fatterng uno
on their souls that all when the rights Of the
people are thus assailed.
sFrecdom's battle begun, @@s
Bequeathd from bleeding sire 10 son,
Though often lost Is ever won" %'''