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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1858-02-17

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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-28

FIVE CENTS AND A kIss.-Some days ago, says n
Philadelphia paper, wo stated that n conductor
upon the Sixth street Railroad, had kissed at
tractive female passenger, the kisreo submitting
to the caress with all tho naturalness Of kitten
in pursuit Of tho tip Of its own tail. The conduc
tor who enjoyed this saccharne privilege We will
call Mr. Smith. Mr. Smith having received his
fare and kissed the merry checked passenger gal-
lantly assisted hor to aight from the vehicle. AS
he did this he was espied by Mr.. Brown, another
conductor on the same line. Brown had broth
er for whom he wanted to obtain place, aud un-
dertook to "shovel' down Mr.. Smith for this pur
pose. Mr.. Brown then lodged complaint with
officers Of the road and laid back to await the
results
Mr. Smith was accordingly brought up before IL
tribunal of the directors while Brown was present
as prosecutor i'll the case. Brown made iorInid-
able charge against Smith, and allowed that kiss
ing lady passengers was something altogether out
side the regulations of the road Smith being put
upon his defence, brought in the kissee, a very
pretty young lady, whom he hadn't seen before
for some years, at least, and who happened to be
his own sister? The tribunal, at this exposition
of the circumstance, acquitted Mr.. Smith at once,
and then discharged Brown for his meanness in
reporting as nn outrage that which was not only
natural but commcndable. Brown now wishes that
be had stayed out Of the sboveling business, and
acted like u man.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-28

and the presumption thus being raised, Of course,
the burden Of The proof rested upoa the defend
ant To establish her slave. An attempt was then
mado by the defendant TO prove her the daughter
Of a mulatto named Matilda, by whom the plaint-
in had been reared from infancy bat in this they
did not succeed, as no witness was introduced who
present at the birth Of the child
Urhc case was ably argued on both sides. and
much feeling was manifested in tho community
on behalf Of tho plaintiff. When the jury brought
in toir verdict, to tho effect that she was fire.
white roman," the Judge was mpslled to address
the audience upon tho impropriety of any demon-
s'ratons Of applause in Court Of Justice, in or
der to keep down u universal impulse TO show the
satisfaction given by the result.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-28
u OsskR's lOkCENTRATED EssENCk

- Ot bAl w Es.-rreaa'lons ~ I've bay Leai nave
remedies for Nervous Headache and for affections of the
lead generally AM for diseases OF the Scalp and Hair bay
Rum" particularly mas occupied prominent position in the
estimation many and stall eagerly sought after by its thou
sands Of admirers Its however Of the active prin
ple Of the Bay minute that real bene
fit be effected and therefore simply palliative and
feeble for most OF the diseases for which this valuable
ed, ia well adapted.
KOsSER'S CONCENTRATED ESSENCE OF BAY
LEAVES prepared only by the inventor has been effect
bedy Of checal experiments and has last been
brousht to that state o concentration which makes
y unoquaed arrestng the decay Of the hair the removal
of fdandruf and of relieving by few applications that Distress
ing which most generally precedes the falling Of the
hair II originally prepared for a member of his family
havne no cn"hdence u the nosrums usually Sold who had
most distressing decay the hail. and such Its wonder
ul effects that
Ted and hundreds Of calls made for without
system of pulling whatever Its intrinsic virtues alone
have pushed into public favor such the demand for
this trny great remedy that the has been induced
extensive scale offers
with the fullest confidence to the entire public.
Prepared by Thos H. Rosser at his Chemical Laborator
Petersburg Va, and for sale by Druggists generally
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-28
From the Maysville, Ky, Eagle, Aug. 10.
Interesting Legal Proceeding-A White
Slave declared Free,

Interesting Legal Proceeding-A White
Slave declared Free.
One of the most remarkable and intensely in
torcsting cases, brought before court Of
justice, was tried and disposed Of in our Circuit
Court last week. The plaintiff. Ann Goddard,
was handsome young woman, about tTsnty:one
and straight hair, graceful and easy in manners,
and having all the appearance of an accomplished
and we'll raised lady. Her features bore the high
est marks of European perfection. and there was
not the slightest indication Of African blood in her
veins.
She brought suit for her freedom, alleging that
she had been forcibly arrested by the officers and
lodged in the negro Jail of the late james McMil-
Ian, under the claim Of the defendant, Mary God
dard that she was her slave, "when in truth sho
was free white woman"
The suit was brought nearly two years ago by
Hon. II. II. Stanton and prosecuted by him, with
the assistance Of Hon. W. II. Wadsworth and
Judge ]. D. Taylor, and defended by Hon. H. Tay-
lor and T. c. Campbell, Esq. When thsjury was
sworn, the only testimony relied on by the plant
if, was the exhibition Of her own person for their
inspection, her counsel claiming that her appear
auce was prima .facia evidence other freedom
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-28
NEW
CASH GROCERY STORE.

Vu>HE UNDERSIGNED, having 70, med pArsn, rshp
Il under the yls and Arm Ut Ig5-E .l#E n
ADAMS ~ ANDERSON,
the purpose OF con tucting GENERAL 0R0CERY and
COMMISSION BUSINESS. have taken tho old stand ef
SAUNDERS IkBi oil Main street. door below LEE,
JOHNSON co.
They receiving LARGE AND GENERAL.
STOCK OF ALI. GOODS IN THEIR LINE bought nj such
reduced prices fail give satisfaction 70 all ho may
favor them with a call. W.. N-3
thcy buslness stsctiy sdbcre
TO- tho Cash System, great Inducements vii - offered
cash buyers, or In exchange for Country rroiuss.
They will give prompt personal attention. ~ an nsssnsneD
OF Produce aud remances made assass effected
JOlINQ ADAMS,
feb aJn THOS u. ANDERSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-28
xx7EED,s PATENT SEWING. MA.uuNE>.

w This is the most reliable SEWING MACHINE ever
rabiy and pcty The operation of it easier learned
than that of any other Machine while il works with
the finest silk, heaviest cloth leather Of
which II works very superior making straight
evenly laid much finer than ordinary hand wio
both sides OF the cloth slit he'd alike rang beauty
the most elegant hand work rarely gets Of working
der or requires repairing and simple that operator
perform all ordinary until Il IL
these ADVANTAGES over other Maehine- We feel confident
Ueeds Patent SrnR hiashinos will best the u
Families all kinds Of Manufacturing Cotiers Taiors
and Shoe Makersor others in their
that will do their work in rapid and substantial
much than the ordinary way. Families who eqne
their wants, besides saving labor enough .hs
pay fort Taiors will find saving by using th
work that does not rip easily aid that looks much nice than
hand work boot and shoe M'nutartnrers can save Thos
tie work done on leather by this Machine bet than
The editor Of the Caiarown eorgix Patriot says When
purchased your Uods Patent S,uiny Machine intend
ed il wholly or family s. but AS it to sew
leather ed Harness aud Carriage Trmmi ngs
many of our ntehbors can testify to the superiority OF
work wa, po beauty :trensth
feel conhden, for this alone the machine has
Dor enough 10 its cost One of neghbors wi has
large psu.aon worth the Of his best
hands the time in king clothes for the
cry Machine have sold in this vicinity has given tn
est satisfaction and several intend to order Machn from
you soon
plantation near New Orleans Your two Hfeds Pote Ses
ing aactns been anos, since bought
weeks The two operators them finished complete suit Of
clothes each of huudr and ten plantation hands,
and find the time saved in using them onc season La
Another Planter says employ hand.
Needs Patent Seeing Machine hand ny
the whole plantation, while my w it for making nearly
We wish ali who need Machine to examine these as they
simplest aud best Family use, Plantation any
9th where stitch required Price of Beed Patea
WHITNEY LYON, proprises ,rs
34j Broadway, New ork.
rT- Sold by A. s. ENGLEDovE, dealer in Fancy Goods
Bonnets, IynchbuIg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-28

NYOTlGR.-Aia q mrrtiag of the Heard 81 Ds-
a the Virginia and Icuncssrs Railroad company
held occ Of the Company in th"ri, of LynchhnH on
Saturday the 7th January s tho following resolutions
adopted
NOTION Resrd That from and after tho frat day ofFch
ruAry virginia and Railroad Company VIII
Killed trains running on this road "nosn
clearly shown such stock killed Ia cohseq,o,c"
Of The cupable tho agents mpoyce of this
Company.
ResOrd all claims ths Company t ioHs of or
danag. goods produce MUST he presented within thirty
ia, such ARTICLES should hay" been delivered
A Copy from the n,inn,rs ,
apl23i VIM H. hu'hhS see v
COLLECTION 1.s JULY, lAbS.-My iriends
aud customers who indebted I" mo either on old ae
count suco January. 1rs will please come forw ard
the hrst o August Will be saving oi
good deal u trouble aud espense to me -
Rep copy. ly 2JtsI !. l" ANMlSihAp
NOWDEN'a DENTAL. FLUID, Snrls Tooth
~ Pow defs. For sale by J. II, THOMPSON 4 GO,
iy Jlts Druggists
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-28
I.YNCIInURas ASiENC1
OF THE
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
INITIAL ~ NSTEM


,,,,,, ,..,,,- , ,,,, ,,,,,,, r,, ,,,un,>v
NEW oKk l,lFE iNotbANh u S'hl N"'.
INITIAL aySTEM
-, 80 .. r.. a.. No,.
4 hm"'thg {" IN" io'a no 7" II. ~, ,',,i e., 'hr
t"ik i.he insu, ae' N""Pe"y' ~ Wv -, ''''
OF nehlh"h' inc 'o',o" ne was a, ".' ,,,,.,-
Inc nhdrrsgheh fr's"cht ""u "" - y.
nave examined me report anu oA"',' w Wv ,,,n,
Insurance Company "' we year ',''',t 49, m W 20. nr,.
ie"e an" o'hR sa.Sn,o ",.n Nv -, ',,, ~, ,n
~ recommend u 70 H' a"" ""Pi. " ~, @
community INC ne" " '.''' IN. ~ w. ~, ~ .,,.,'
now been IN oHsen, . "a ,a 10 10 year n m m s, s,l d
:" y, ,,c sun, -, s.lo@' .. 49,, ~ W. 'ht,l ~ So,
Bonus anu m"'eaN's "u .'a. WV ~" 49,, ~ a., w
Ff"nanie ana sa' ho'' VI ss"''nk ,"""'' , " w., W.
nfe 10 me oeheh' o' '"e ''Nuie" "" nav
'nah .,''y pel Un'. | a., . ~ " ,,, H.. ~, 80. wi
sues ''eSe nsss.hens W s =, y, ~ % ,.a' al n ,,
% "s S,, . ,,,, -. ,s. No. i,,,r d.,n ,nI
eu WIN thr s'a'e Nomp.'"'., '" m'' "'' lawful """'
"h,e' he company 'hy ," !" p"! ., m ...,,..,. =,
we hV'o attention VI ne ti o"e,s anu
le , a, a. 81, .,! , y! ,I TM'i. wrnpr
ihlh irEH II ANN NJ "'"' UNI
Amount of assets. JannAry l. .,,,.,,so
'H''' ,.-, Si'"''''" -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-28
MAY 9TH. 1881.
A SECOND SUrEIf OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
JusI RtCEiNrpAT
JAMES A. Ar1E1EH n cos.
FuNlIE MhslhrS have lust returned from the Northern cit
Il les. where they purchased n second supply OF
SHRlNls AND 81 NJ MEK dsOODS.

space will allow of their
stock therefore let partial suffice via Organdoa Mus
ins aud Robes Fl Work In great variety Fr tambrra ANA
Lawns and solid colos Bllsns fancy and solid col
q Lawn Muslin Calico and Cambrr obs ID Qu,es, Call
an Gughams huo stock bk and Fancy Dress Siks
and Grenadrrs Hoycs Mia and Hosiery. Slk nnd Lace
Manias and shaw H. ndoa parasos Umbrellas Bonnet
Rbon iaces aud Eosmga togrrr with Nil kinds quality
and L. of Goods suitable for Ladies and Gents wch that
he found In similar establishment In tho United States
Gan and see tor yourselvcsat j. A. \. 60 \.
Rem raiy 5ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
SKY.LIGHT PICTURES

~ CENTS. .
IlN ACCOUNT VI the great demand fur cukAr flcfuhkA
" the have reduced the price OF Their ersa
SKY .i.lGIIr AMRRorYrFS aud MEiAlNofffEs to1S
and ~ ~ l'~ass, iadisx a handsons CASA
hnc assortment ot bcsutnl Fancy Casrs, breS'i'ns
Lochcs &c always on hand Now the 'imc' Come ono
all
lp- Operating hours from III l. NJ
N y TANNER 4 co, Main st,
WINS doors from bridge 81
hIET fOW Gers ss"rrh'
Arrow Root Crackers Maccaroni Sago, Tapieca Her
nuda Root Aiso Tor mcdrina purposes, pure wa
Porter Sc For sale ly j. II THOMPSON 4 co,
iy2li. Druggists
nRANGEs AND LEMONA-Jss' received
" direct from New York
IL Boxes orangca,
70 DO, Lemons, -.
In prime or,,er. For sale low by n a boi ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-28

(tUANO HOUSE IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. It may
be that uanO and other fertilizers
he bought Iyncburg good terms in other
market with regular added In Justice - myself
well the benefit OF the farming community pub
sh that fact intend To keep hand good supply Of all
The most Fertilizers, and. deal largely than
any other house the city In them think safely
sell cheaper than other house 1t Ia certainly
OF the farmers o patr"nise because thereby
enabled purchase Fertilizers at "A, low
any other Of all risks and trouble Please
this and else. Offer for sae in
store and to arrive:-
200 Tons No ! A Peruvian Gnano,
100 Reeses Manipulated Guano,
100 S"mbrero Lump and Ground,
so Brown M xicau Guano,
80 Eide Island Guano,
100 Plaster Lump aud Ground
rs Kciticw ellis Potash and Plaster
900 Sacks Liverpool Salt, prime quality,
Farmers living the Canal below Lynchburg can be sup
piled landings they will make
aug l7.is WIN. A. MILLER, on Basin
SECOND SUPPLY OF NEW GOODS
"A The of dealers is called to second supply Of
Summer Goods lje9tSJ N GuEGENHEIMER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-28

prcstdrut's Ontec.
yiRoiSiA 4 TfSSEssEr kAiINoAD Co,
LyNCHRuna August 9Th. lsN
AOTD(E.-Th Ele, onth Annual Meeting of the Soek'
~ holders " the VrRns nnl Tcnnessee Railroad Compa
ny will he held the Hall of tor pepot In tho city OF
Iynchbug sdsy tho l5h day of September next
FORM OF PROXY.
ksor all bv these That tho subscr'hcfs,
iFirg khoid,s the Virginia and Tcnnesseo Railroad
Company, do hereby consii an appoint
and fu attorney and to represent each of
all general meetings Of tho Stockholders OF sal Company,
when personally present with ull power and an'
thpry spch general meetings IL give such vote or votes
anil m uch other act act each of ns could RiNo or O
II we were personally prrsont.
Witness hands and seals this day Of ,1to
lsEAI.
WITNESS skAi
lsEAI1
1ah 1,y Law Proxiea atock In their general
aAnnl meetings shall only bo valid fo the Of wo years
from the dstc thereof"
By Order of the Board Of Directors
aug a.tlp WM. II. HUGHES. Secretary.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-28
TERM

The VIRGIN. Is published 81 and riweekly
e5 Der u an weekly 81 invariably m Ad
yane; - - "A he charged all No paper
be disconi at thu oPtioi OF the froprietors
uutiI all arresragea shall have been paid
ADyEkTSENEElSsr insetii tor 81 cents square OF
10 ines or less. fui the rs inaer 34 Tor each
nnuance unless a- inner form weekly and then % cts
per square Insertion II the nuulOer OF
Insertions be marked MS, will published till r
red out, and charged accoijing. -
III. EARLY LATE ARE
square ally.
or
Fort 10 do ...........-.-.........--. ~
~ Advertisements Intended fo both subject
contract.
Annual will be li,aiteJ their Immediate
ness charged at trancui rates
All Advertisements in the daily and tri
weekly papers.
,r,hly fort he exc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-28

lNHPREsS HHlNlsLEs.-aO0O cypress Shingles
~ ~ ions Brush Mountain Coal For sale by
ANDERSON, LANFOkD Co, on Canal,
aG Lang ghorne . MI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-28

Whole Tickets sl0; Halves g.; Quarters e. -.
Managers Whnes- where persons wish
to pay the iisk only, will be sent for
III Halves - 40
III Quarters, :" ................ ~
- ID Eighths = 10
The Managers have been compelled from the numerous
complaints made them unfuihfulncss the those
who attending the filling ORDERS tho
correspondence business and in their
I g Order Tickets from the Managers only
Address all letters H. FRANCE co,
aug Haltmorr Nd.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-28
LOTTERIES.

To In Baltimore Md Saturday August cstiL lats
0O,16J Prizes "a, 900 Numbcrs!!
niion the follow ndid
scheme, package of 10 whole tickets costing only 80
and every other ticket being warraned to draw &l( de
tepined by the number draw the Capital Prize hc,h
odd Or
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-01
HON. A. G. CURTIN.

of Centre County, by invitation, will
address the people Of Union county
on the political questions Of the day
as follows:
HARTLEToN, Monday Evening, Oct. 4.
WHITE DEER and KELLY, at the High
School House, not far from the town
ship line, Tuesday afternoon, at 2 o.
clock, Oct. ).
LEwIsEURG, Tuesday Evening, Oct. 5.
COL. JOHN J. PATTERSON.
Candidate for the Legislature from
Juniata county, also expects to meet
his fellow citizens at the same places.
Turn out! Let there be a general at
tendance Of all the people, who may
he sure Of good addresses. But
few meetings have been called this
year, and it is hoped that especial
pains will be taken to procure large
of hearers.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-01
Correspondence.

r9.The fUllowing-complctely refutins 9
some assertions which are privately circu-
lated by interested parties throughout
some sections of the county-is deemed
of sufficient importance tojustify public at
tenticn:
LEwIsHuuo, Sept ~, 1853.
Mn. JAMEs PR0ss, KELLY TOWNSHIP.
Dear Sir-Having learned that active efforts
are being made 10 Inlpre you by circulating
certain false reports, | take the liberty OF
asking Of you replies 10 The following points {:
/. Have you agreed with any man or men,
Delegates It. The late County Convention or
others, in Lewlsburg or elsewhere, 10 cndea-
vor, in case YOU are elected County Commis-
sioncr. 10 have a new County Bridge erected
over Builaoe creek at any point opposite or
adjoining Lewi>burSl
=. Do YOU believe Ii expedient to erect such
a Bridge, IN the present Stale OF county iinan-
ces J and would YOU make any eilJrl by the
selection Of Jurors OF otherwise in an official
TO favor that project during the
term Icr which you are proposed
3. Would YOU, If elected Commissioner,
favor the building OF steps to the Court House
at the expense .. the CuuAtvl or woul. yuu
carry ont the letter and Splrt of the Bond and
the Law, that said building shall be erected
without any cost or tax whatever being I'M
posed upon the taxablcs J"
Ioui views are known 10 many, and those
who know You do not doubt your word. But
in justice 10 yourself and your friends gener-
ally, II is deemed prudent that Your views
should be known and Published, for the iu-
formation OF every taxpayer who desires 10
vote In,elhcen,ly.
O. y. WORDEN, fer the Co. Com.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-01

'GS"Mr RouLAND having declined
RAINING for Sheriff, there remain in the
field only Mr.. CEossGRovE and his two
Locofoco opponents-one Irregular and
the other a Nolunteer-We understand
the Lecompton party have in the field
also t,co opponents of Mr.. PRoss for Coun.
ty Commissioner, 4 Irregular" and another
under the disguise of an independent can
dida,e. An attempt is being made by
the Lecomptonites to get two Of their su,
pcrfous candidates out of the feld-with
what success, next week may determine.
No matter, our men should have, over one
or both, 400 mai.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-01

n9-Our Irgus neighbOr says the "ru-
NOR of Mr.. Dietrich taking "stock' in
his sheet, is not correct We are sorry for
that, for with such backing he could afford
to help the printers little, and perhaps he
,oW. But the other "rumors s'-tbat he
was to be the nominee, and that he was
the pet of the Railroad company-have
proved to be true, for they are literally
fulfilled. So that some rumors are true
and some are false.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-10-01
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SAL T.,

TE'HE subscriber Offers for sale his Residence
ON the west side Of South Second Street
III the Borough OF LewiSburg, between Market
and StLouS streets consisting Of near lot and
ahaIfot ground, ,makinga a froutof99 feet On said
second street, and length I57 feet, g inches,
The improvements are a commodious three
It. storey BRICK DIV FILLING
r.: IIoU - r.. of pressed brick, 4 tret
front hy 80 feet tcep-wei nished-wIth a
marble base, marble silIS aud IiulelS il front
"A hre-proof rooi-wilh Wing attached Of
% hy 10 leet-an Out kichen-a We'll Of ex
cellent wafer, with a Pump in, under roof-a
large CiStern also under rooi-a large new
StabIe-an Ice HouSe-and other necessary
onr-buiidnCS. There are also on saidSe5.
Lot choice Fruit Trees and Shrubberv. 80
The location is a desirable one either for a
private residence or public business. It's on
the most elevated part of the Borough, tear
the Court House, and but short distance from
Market srreet.-IcTmS will be made easy
June 9, 1857 G.. F. MILLER.