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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-23
ID oS. Rn'. CoNCENTRATED E,sENCE

been extensively used throughout the world Tor centuries
remedies for Nervous Headsce aud for affections Of the
head generally and for diseases Of the Scalp and Hair bay
estimation Of many and still eagerly sought after by its thou
ssnAs admirers It's equivalent however ofhe active prn
aiple of the Bay minute that real bee
t be effected and therefore simply palliative and
feeble for of the diseases for which this valuable
eA~ IL 30 well adapted
ROSsER's CONCENTRATED ESSENCE OF BAY
LEAVES prepared only by the has been effect
edy series of chemical experiments and has last been
Lres N to that state OF which makes
y uneqnaled in arrestng the decay Of the hair the
ofdandru and OF relieving by few applications that dstress
gag itching which most generally precedss the falling of the
har originally prepared for member " his family
avng no confidence In the nostrums usually Sold who had
ost Distressing decay Of the hail. and such wonder
al curative effects that reputation
fed and hundreds n calls very made for without
system OF pung whatever Is intrinsic virtues alone
have pushd into public favor such the demand
this truly great remedy that the has
II upon extensive scale, and Offers t
sith the fullest confidence to the entire public
Prepared by Thos Roser at hts Chemical Laborator
Petersburg Va and for sale by Druggists generally.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-23
WARRINGTON HOUSE,
CHIIREH RTREET I.wnohl,saxs NJ

NlS House la Ituatsd u ths ntnsdiae vciuity pt ~
rH' business part of the city, and the location Is of
~" most quiet and healthy thu place To pAnserahsre
fore It's position 10 particularly desirable r flff1 IA
Tho subscribers ie thAnks to their friends the
public generally 70, ID" liberal patronage ksy have
nne 90 them and them that they will ehdssvoy
merit a continuance oi their fayors.
An on NIBUs BAGGAGE WAGON and PORTERs wi
always be found At tho dcpoS and boat andng the arrival
Of tho trains and boats convey 70 ard from tho
Hotel fHEE or CHANGE. SNEAD 4 CLARK,
sopt lDts ;proprisfcvN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-23
CADELL HOUSE,
MAIN STREET, IYNCHBURo, VA.

&. FISHER, Proprietor.
fuNiis HOUSE having been thoroughly repaired and
Il furnished and ~ additional Aooins lneuAng lO6
MING ROOM no by ~ feet attached opsa for tho VI.
ccption Of travellers and the public generally. " ~
His table will be furnished with The hest the aFket aorA
and hs liar with the hest of WINES AND LIQUORS.
An omnibus baggage Wagon and Possrs will always b.
found nj the Dopots tho arrival Of trains also
Packet i'ost to transport passengers free Of charge
.,lk elx
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-23

p'rrridens's once,
VIRGINIA & TrkNEssEE RAILROAD Co, )
LYSCuBUHu, August 9Th, 1859
AOTICE.-rhc Eleventh Annual Meeting Of the Stock.
~ holders ~ the vrsna aud Tennessee Railroad Compa
will be- hold IN the Hall Of their Depot, the City
Iynchburg "wednesday the 18th day Of September
FORM OF PROXY.
""- nH BY ftssf prrsens: That the suhscrhers
bsine khodfrs In the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
y, do hershy consti ute an appoint :,
and lawful and proxy each Of
all general mornings Of tn Stockholders
when personally pr,sen with iu power and
thory Hpch general meetings 10 give such votes
such Other each of could give
II persona,iy present
Witness hand, aud seals, this day Of ls5
syAL
WIrsfss. IstAi"l
'"h bylaw. proxies represent stock in th, solcra
meetings e, "nly be valid for the sace
III. date there
by Order of the Board Of Directors.
aug 9-tls WM II HUGHES, Secretary.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-23
ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
Corner Main and Wall 0t1o0tg.

~
VENE undersigned have leased tho above Hotel FOR torn
Of years and fully prepared 70 rsceIye their
friends and the public ey intend 10 make tho ~ Charles
In all respects comfortable aud agreeable % W patrona
lizard sl 75prr day, THOS. B. p. INGRAM,
E,-dl ke2taw2u JOHN u. MOebY. in. :
ruANO ROUSE IN NbYNCMDUD0.-Asii Il may
n not be generally thai 1pAno other fsrisers
be bought Lynrhburg good terms In any other
market with regular added In justice yeslf
well Tor the benefit tho farming eomunisy nov psA-
iah that fact, intend to keep hand good suppyof al
other house In the city In thsm think saa sast
that can sell cheaper than any other hoss u cagtaalr
to The interest Of the farmers pstronse bseauss ereby
thcy enabled to Fertsefs ~ - low price
In other market tree Of all risk. and treabh Please
coll ct this and buy from else now oer for sas In
store and to arrive - ' TO -
no Tons No A Peruvian 0aan6, s1+I Z gAi8El
loU Recess Manipulated Qssnn. g.. ~ 4nl.,
100 Sombrero lump and Ground,
80 Brown Mexican Guano, 70 90 f-' o..
80 Elidc Island ausNo,
100 Plaster. Lump and Ground, t...
95 &" keewcl's Potash and Plaster,
40 Sacks Liverpool SslI prime quality. qss% sdI
Farmers living the Canal below Lynchbarg be sup
piled NJ their landings they will make sngaRmsa0 -
aug l7ts WM A. MILLER, ON Basin.
nNLY ~ ~, ~ a-2 PKR YABD.-Jwsa
~ opened, +t- ''t "il . <tFf#ii4 u TX
900 Yards sup'r Blk suk size, q basgs,n,
80 Setts Fresch Work to be sod cheap, -.s n
20 Pieces lrish Linens at 37Ac, Wosih 50e ~ 1i.t
aug IT'S l. 80 John ABRAAAM9.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-23

Whole Tickets el0; Halves O.; Quarters g. 80.
Managers Certificate Of Ii Whole- where persons wish
to pay the risk only will he sent $50
Ii Halves, ................ 40
=! l6 Qunrtcrs !" ............... N
l6 EiEhths. ............... 10
The Managers have been compelled from the numerous
complaints made them unfuhfuness the those
who have been attending To the filling of orders the
correspondence business and In hciP
LIZ Order Tickets from the Managers only
Address all letters X FRANCE e. CO,
aug3 Baltimore Md.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-23

NOT1CE.-As n MscrsiwH ~ tho ID - rd 81 Ot-
~ rcctos ot hu Vrgni, and Tennessee Railroad Company
held at the office Il the Company In the cit, ofIyuchhurg
Saturday The i7h II January ia7 tho following resolutions
adopted
On notion Rort2 That from and after the frst day of Feb
cxho Virgin and Railroad Company III
stock killed by rana running this road unleAs
II he clearly show killed
Of the cupabo negligence Of the employee, OF this
Company.
Rsossd That all clams Rans this Company fn, oss Of
damage To goods produce he presented within thirty
days from the time articles should have cv
Copy from the minutes.
spl03u wM. H. HUGHES, scc'y.
fNOGLECTuON 1.s JULY, 1A5N.-My friends
~ and customer, who indebted either old
count since the lst January sas will please
settle before The first o( August, will saving
good deal OF trouble and crptasa
Rep. copy lily 2Jai I. l.. ARMISTEAD.
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TERMc

IEAMS.
The vIKtlINIA> published ally At e6. and ri-weckya
per annum and weekly 81 o. invariably IN ad
otherwise - so will no charged In oil No paper
will he discontinued et At the option OF the Proprtetors
uit.i all srrearagss shall have been paid
rSare inserted for 80 cents rer square OF
10 lines OF less insertion and 5'4 for each
nuance ordered inner orm or weekly And then ~
will he for each Insertion the number OF
n,er ons be the MS win bs publshod till
Tered out and charged accordingly -
HE EARLY GATES ARE;
For square, 'aily
For do do ....................' oo
FOR enc do semi weekly ..................'.. %
10 do ....................... 4o
- Intended rU both papers subject to spe
cial
~ Annual advertisers will be limited 10 their immediate
business or charged a transient rates
re An advertisements appear In the daily and tr
~s, ky papers
Obituary notices which exceed eight lines are charged
.ien Tor
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LOTTERIES.
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES.

FITu LTuSS y,
To be drawn Baltimore Nd Saturday. August osh 1858
3O,lGJ Prixcs! 10000 Nsn,ber-
We would call particular attention the follow Ing splendid
scheme kagc of 10 whole tickets costing only ESQ.,
and every other ticket being warranted draw enc de
ernned by the number drawing the Capital Prize wheth
er odd or eye
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
sKY.LI0HT PICTURES


% CENTS.
IN ACCOUNT of thu great demand for CHEAP IcfCRrs,
" the subscribers have rcucod tho price of their elegant
SKY LIGHT AMBROTY PES and MELAlNOrfPEH 10 III
aud 81 III Ceass, ,acisdaaS Aaadsoms CASE
hne assormeat of beautiful Fancy Casss, Breastrns
Lockets. &c, always hand. Now 10 the time Come
all
EV' Operating hours from A N till7P.M.
N. =. TANNER 4 co, Main st.,
jy lQs J doors from 8rifHc
uErFOR ORBNVAGDDh.-Fsrsh Gers starch,
~ Arrow Roos Crackers Maccaroni Sage Tap,scA Her
muda Arrow Root Also for meticlnal purposcs Old
Port Wine blackberry Wine Old Madeira French Brandy
Porter, &e For sale by J. H. THOMPSON 4 90,
iyaln Drussats
nRANGiRn AND LEMONa-Jsss received.
" direct from New York,
IN Boxes Oranges,
~ DO Lemons,
In prime or,ier, For sale low by q. A, BOID.
h
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-23

EXTRNsION SKIRTS. Jn.s received, n let
Of beautiful skI' s .sid t. be p!'9, .f.ns wss
XNEED's PATENT SEWING MAaHINE
w This is the most reliable SEWING MACHINE ev
offered in th. Market both in the quality Of Its work. its d"
rabity simplicity The alton of i easier learn
than that other Machine while works with
the hne.. silk or the saves! cloth OF leather on either ."
evenly laid much finer than ordinary hand work while
both sides Of the cloth stitched alike rvang beauty
elegant hand work. raeiy gets working
der requires repairing aud simple ths operator
these advantages other Machines confident
Nerd. Patent srpins arA"es will best meet the Of
Families all kinds of Manufacturing Coties Taors, Boot
and shoe Makeror any others requiring in their work
that do their rapid and substantial
much nioer than tho ordinary Families who require
their besides saving labor enough In few months
for Ialos WI hnd great Saving by using this Sew
Ing Machine besides being OF quality
easily and ,hSt looks inueh ni,er than
hand work loo. and Shoe M nufacurers Thou.
sands OF Dollars by using this Machine while for
the work done oh leatheb by this Machine Is better than
The editor Of the Cadartown (eorgia Patriot says When
purchased beeds Patent SrinS Machine intend
on leather Carriage Trimming gs and
many Of neigh testify to the superiority
and feel conndon for this alone the machine has savs
Dor enough to its cost One OF neghbors who has
la W atiou It Is worth the wages Of his best
hands in the time saves In mskng clothes for the rest Ev
Machine you sold In this vicinity given great,
satisfaction and several intend to order Machines from
you soon
plantation New Orleans Your two Heds Patent Ses
ing Machines almost bought
h tba OF results
weeks the two them finished compete
clothes or each of two hundred and ten plantation hasds
and nd the tine saved In using them
than paid their cost
Another Planter says uscd employ hands
In making clothes for the re't but since purchased your
Hteds Patent Se1i"S Machine hand does ihe sewing
the whole plantation while wife making nearly
all the clothes Of the family ice confident
for itsef every three months.
wish all who need Machine to examine these they
the simplest and best for Family Plantation any
r where a stitch required Hecs,s Patent
S.cinS Machine Q lOO and el3O
WHITNEY LYON, Proprietors,
315 Broadway, New York.
EY- Sold by A. 8. ENGLEDOyE, dealer Fancy tioods
Bonnets. &c.. Lynchburg Va mar cots
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-23
l.NNGM MBlA&la AGENCY
OF THE
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
MUTUAL nYsTkM

MUTUAL SHSTkM.
meeting tho Local Bo. rd Of tho New
"A York Life in.u, Comp a, the Capitol in thee,y
of Richmond the following was unanimously adopted
The undersigned PRESIDENT ani DrecorS Of the Company
have examined thr aud sxhIb, Of the New York Ls
Insurance Company Tor III. year ending tho ls Of January
H recommend To the Agenent and support o tho
community The Me-" r.ra Lite n'nInneo Company has
ed the OF tl4oe 9d6 rs Invested In State stoth aud
profitable and safe mode "finvcsng money III" profits
III" hench o the Insured and hay" aased not css
side" these investments in s,ock ~ the law Of Ne" York
,Sans a" th"' slmuo shall be dcp".
which the Company may iail,o pay,
We invite attention To tho objects aud of
THiRTEENTH ANNUAL REPORT.
Amount .. of "a.a'a' January l. =, se. .,,o,
Amount of receipts for promi.
nms interest &c, to Jany
plspuRsra,sis
Paid losses by death. inisrest
dividends. aud all other
expenses l.a20 &C
Accumulated Fund, Jan l, -, tI,lnsptG q,
Nil be by the above statement that this Company IL
In hour'shhg condition
Those desiring regard subject Ls
Insurance would do we'll all tho agents of abovs
Company who will give them any Information tina, be
desired or tor reference apply t" either mbcr of the Loea
GEO. wyT4E MrNronp, ESQ Pre.iaen.
tSecretary OF commonwealth Of virginia.
DiRkCrORS
ROGER A. PRYOR
THOMAS H. ELI Is. Esq.
tpr~ident james River and Kanawha Cos
THOMAS l.. August. ESQ.
(Attprnoy at inw)
WM q PAINE, EsQ,
lKcnt Paine y Co Merchants,
JOHN BAuBY. Eso,
(farher. King A Queen On, va
RLv. CHAS II. READ.
pastor Unit ed Irc.hy ;sriau church,
Rpv. JAS. b. TAYLOR,
tCnr'g Se~'y Southern Baptist Lonv rniion
X. EIILYS0S. tTria,er)
CiIAS W. PURCELL, tIiankcr.)
JAMES THOMAS, Jn,
tTobscco NJ ,nufacturur)
RoBtpT s. pArsE, NJ D,)
I'll. WAIktk, Nj D., Medical Board
L. II. GIi.MlR, NJ y,
A. ~. OAKLAND, Local a gent.
or In lis rilsencc Dr. = l.. WALKER
GNAa. n WORTInAM.
Gent g'i HMd Asiovmry vU
Richmond, Va
EW TROTTER, GencraI AgT.
mar 90 6m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-23

nOWDEN's DENTAL. FLUID, SMELLS Tooth
IL Powders. For sale by J. II. THOMPSON co,
iY lrun
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-23
NEW CONCERN e
MITCHELL, J. G. JOPLIN, AND

ST. MITCHELL, J. G. JOPLIN, AND
4. G. FERGUSON.
IAVIN associated Themselves under the atye and hrm
IL ofMITCHELL, JOPLIN CO, No lG PEARL ST
Richmond Va for the purpose Of conducting COMMlS-
SION AND REGULAR IMPORTING AND WHOLE
SALE BUSINESS in Wines Liquors. Cigars Olive Oils and
Maufd socts the attention Of the trade
their large and well selected stock Of every
rety goods usually kept in their ne which they offer
the best terms edging their efforts please all who may
give theis stock examination. aug 25 ely
CAvAlsEs URsINA "A del hsfsi per meade.
- For sale by W. A. STROTHER T. CO.
spl l6ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-23

STITZE Err,
Opposite the Erchdnge Ba.E,
Main street, Lynchblrg. Wa.
EALLAND WINTER AsnlONs FOR 1887
HATS HATS CAPS! GAPS !!
- sTlTZER hns on hand for the enspecton Of -
his customers and the public generally, his
FALL SUPPLY or HATS AND CAPS
srpnss Hats this market IN beauty style quail
ty and finish. ALSO. lot Of beautiful NEW STYLE SOFT
HATS Young All those desiring fine Dress ais to
eclipse anything this market will please call the sign of
the HLuE HAT.
large assortment Of Wool Hats for Servants for whole
aale or retail. constantly on hand
~ All kinds Of Hats made to order, with neanrsa and
despatch. Customers Hats dressed over as nsnnl
nov 7ts WIN. S1ITXER
Il UM ri ER A - sHnNlil .. Es.--W We have
large ~ Lumber uf all descriptions Also,
large lot Chestnut Shnges 10 which respectfully in,itetho
attention Of those II want CAMP SMITH X co.
apl l.ta
aECOND SUPPLY OFF NEW GOODS
N The Of dealers Is called to second supply Of
Summer 0"ods tjeatsl GUGGENhEiMEk
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-23

n. b. There ignorant and worthless Quacks
themselves Physicians, and copying DR. JOHN
sToH's Shoe Mendrs Boot Bipsks Lamp Trim
ns &C. Patry and Contemplate InntOrs, whose lives instead
Noble Science OF Medicine have been spent III The
M"ai Cdpacify styling themselves Regularly Edn
posing the mex perieDced and
penc rng with and running the health Of all unfortunate
" falling pow that DR.. Johnston deems
pecialy those with his reputation
that his credentials diplomas always hang in his Office.
HIS REAEDlE and treatment are entirely unknown to
al oer prepared from life spent in the hospitals
In Euro and hefrst in this country and more extensive
Prsctic than sny other ph ysician in the world.
HE ALONE CAN RESTORE YOU.
AMI II dkcGm*
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25

DpEsyJvAEIA RAILROAD.
u The great esntyAi route 70 he Wsa nme esM ~
orf and OF FARE and freign ~ low ~ All vmfes
AM osh~r rcrs Ycr passe Nessn contrast ~ eiEM
from xey yIs Ss,J geEs N We sn.r, West @" ~
r. L. MIIOrr. Pssesnq~ AeMA
LEKCH CO., frei0h AseuA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25

ANEW YORK AND HiRLrH RAuhoAD.
IN vrr7pn ARatronnfp -.
Csr,menelns wsdns sday. January lwa
Trains leave depot sorn"r of WINE and Centre sree
"su% " Mas, for Albany. stopping at wiismsbndss a.y
wv Enpross, for Albany. stopping at The prnsips,
slsP. Il Tor whe Plains, Stopping at all in,ermedaa,
Yourth avenue, NV Yoff
sfs A. n FOR wlrAmssrdxe Stopping n AL Intermediate
s ns 4. NJ Writ. Plains d. "a
imp n. Wiiamsbrisrp, 40. DO.
800 NJ Mllsrop, stopping ~ wniIsmsbridss snd All in-
t@pM crgson r.i. soppins sasn in,ersdias. s.~uc~s
E..arn wl' sss,1. .n.rs e, r.v yo,s
Mall stopping al All stations north Of and At W.
skP. n E<press, stopping q, All principal rsuorA
WIN. OAMfBnLh> superintendezsA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-25
HRENCH ADvEnT1sEMEHTs.

FRENCH ADvEnT1sEMEHTS.
nN DEMANDE UNB FILE rRAScAIsE QU1 sACnS
~ bien sogner les enfsns On prefcre vnelm
ben anelais. ssdressera chambre 10 hVese"
House entire beurea ct midi.
AN DEMANDF usE FRANCHISE POUR goCCUPER
~ douvrare apprendre "a lang ees es
ans Ele devra parler n frsnsais puremepL
an 70 place Hotel sAsnt hsures ie msn gu apres
kevrrs IL soir. - -
Y-yv n,wr ye.rcArsy DESIRE sE PLACER DAMS
u me fanile ar<ricane pour enseigner "a nngue, on
orr cousye n laver En- Saireer, de heutee,
Hotel De du Sud, 43 walk st., pres Broadway,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-04-28

~ The Kansas correspondent of
the Missouri Democrat says that mon
ey has been and is now loaning rapid
Iy for ten or fifteen per cent ermonth,
and it is rumored on the street. that
some are asking ''ten per cent per
hour" and Notwithstanding money
commands these high rates of finterest
with the best Of security, not one cent
can be had. Property Of all kinds is
selling at a great sacrifice.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-04-28

9. Senator Sumner, whose conval-
scence has of late been so decided as
to leave his friends in no doubt Of his
speedy and complete restoration, is
now, we are panied to hear, suffering
severely from q return of symptoms
which it was hoped had forever past
away. He was in the Senate on Tues
day long enough to vote on the Kan
sas issue, but was unable to remain
more than few minutes.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-04-28

A DEAF MUTE.-A pupil of the Alb
be Sicard give the following extraordi-
nary answers:
What is gratitude:
Gratitude is the memory Of the
heart.
What is hope?
Hope is the blossom of happiness.
What is the difference between hope
and desire?
Desire is a tree in leaf, hope is tree
IN Hover; and enjoyment is a tree in
fruit.
What is eternity?
A day without yesterday or to-mor-
ROW. line that has no ends.
What is time?
A line that has two ends: pate that
begins in the cradle, and ends in the
tomb.
What is God?
The necessary being, the sun dieter
nifty, the machinist Of nature, the eve OF
justice, the matchmaker of the universe.
the soul Of the world.
Does God reason?
Man reasons because he doubts; he
dellberates; he decides; God is omnis-
cient-he knows all things; Che never
doubts, he never therefore reasons.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-04-28

~ For specimen of Minnesota
officers, a correspondent away out there
sends us a sketch Of Tom Noyes, the
Sheriff, q rough original character, Of
no education. he had always lived on
the border, and knew nothing Of the
forms Of law. But when he was called
on to serve writ Of Habeas Corpus,
hecold the applicant shat want the
kind Of thing for him, but he would IS
sue a writ OF rams dana7ts that would
take the fellow just as well eohere he
ac0s1a't as 2c},ere he ardr.t"
5udge Gosh, when he was on the
bench in the same county, used to keep
the courtroom in perfect uproar by
his mock majesty and outlandish say
lngs. On one occasion a couple Of law
yers got into hot discussion on some
point of law, when the Judge rose,
with all his dignity hanging on him,
and stopped the mouths Of the dispu-
tants By saying: ."Ifthc Court is right,
and she thinks she are, why then YOU
are wrong, and she knows you is. So
dry up.'
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-04-28

EE Senator " WaTen, Of Green coun-
ty, has introduced into the Senate a
bill which provides that every member
of the Legislature who shall accept a
free pass over any railroad in this
State, or ride on such roads free of
charge, shall be held guilty of bribery,
and punished accordingly.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-04-28

Theodore Parker wanted his sala-
~ reduced, but instead of doing it, his
pervcrse congregation raised it from
81, 600 to $4,000 per year, and added q
month to his usual summer vacation
What will become Of the Union and
Church if such fanatic and infdel Is
to be encouraged in that manner.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-04-28
-ScCA~
-uCan T leave some tracts sa

-"Can I leave some tracts,n said .
missionary who called at the door Of q
house in the country. 'Leave some
tracts? Certainly you can" said the
old lady, looking over her spectacles at
him; "as many as you please; but be
careful to leave them with the heels
toward the door"
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-04-28

submit to see our institutions trampled
upon? The right of self government
by the people Of States abrogated?-
The dearest rights and liberties of our
people in Kansas taken away from them
by the Democratic party through the
General Government?
For less causes than these Great
Britain lost the Colonies; and for these
causes the so called Democratic party
should sink so low in the estimation of
the people, as to be a by-word and dis
grace equal to the term Tory in our
revolutionary war.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-04-28
The Government paid for lithoe

The Government paid for lithog-
raphing and printing in colors, single
OK, for the Patent office Report, s1O,-
SIG: for similar service for one bull,
slo,576; for COW, $500, and for a
horse, s5,576; total for the four pic
lures, s34,22s. That's the way the
money goes.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-04-28

tell my master, and he would go and
kill them" This is the kind of Chris,
tio7o instruction given to the colored
children when they are taught at all.
Yours truly, 7.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1858-04-28

A POEM The wind did blew, the
snow it flew, and raised particular
thunder-with skirts and hoops and
chicken coops-and ali such kind Of
plunder.