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St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-25
CONSTABLE SALE.

DY virtue of eleven writs of Venditioni
ID Exponas. issued by a Justice OF the
Peace of the State OF Maryland, in and for
Saint Mary'S County, and to me directed,
will expose to public sale at the store OF
Spencer s. Dent, on the Three Notched Road
in the Factory District. to the highest bidder
for cash, on TIL URSDAY, the 18th of A priI
next, tract or parcel of land called and
known M
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-03-25
FOR THE HAIR.
MISCELLANE0TTs

Philocome md Bear Pomatum. Bearsa oi
Macassar Oil, and Columbian Ekair Dive.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-28


HI or BAY LEAVES. atiops ofhe Bay Leafhave
throughout the wor1 tor centuries
Nervous Heauche and for affections the
generally ami for diseases Of the Scalp and Hair Bay
Rur" particularly occupied prominent position in the
and still esgerly sought after by its thou
admirers Its equivalent however of the active rin
ple Bay, minute that real permanent bene
At can be effected therefore simply palliative and
feeble of the diseases for which this valuable rem
cdv " so well adapted.
ROSSER'S CONCENTRATED ESSENCE OF RAY
LEAVES. prepared OILY by the inventor has been effect
edy series of chemical experiments and has at last been
rOrgh to that state o alton which makes rene
y uneqused In srrnk the decay of the hair the removal
dandru and Of relieving by few applications that distress
ing itching which generally pcccd,s the falling Of the
hair was originally prepared for member of his family
having confidence In the usually Sold who had
most Distressing iecay Of the hail. and such its wonder
III curative effects that its reputation became establish
led and hundreds Of calls made for without
system Of putting whatever Its intrinsic virtues alone
have pushed public favor such demand
s truly remedy that the inventor has been induced
upon extensive srae and he offers it
with the fullest confidence to the entire public
Prepared by Rhoa H. Rosser at his Chemical Laboraor
Petersburg Va and for sale by Druggists generally.
nj
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-28
DEpI -Dfawing and Painting.
Terms. nor Scssinm Of Ei,e 1aoMlIas |,


l'sad in uIin. tuc lights &C. with no oAras...e6a 90
lui,toI dc with french and Latin. % tj
Tuition in Collegiate Department. .. I'd
Instruction On Plane, Guitar or oraa- p 10
Sc th Instrument ! w
Board and Intonou half in advance balance NJ the end
Of Tn, session
In tI institution not only knowledge Of Ia in
Greek and Hebrew be acquired hut facilities tnisl" ir
cakng the French Italian and Spanish Iangu Two
Ancient two Modern Languages requisite to cntitlr
graduation
Such reforms in the old Educs ion IN"
of tn" suggests enlightened fNrERIENCtd catCs
and IG tRn 10 what i du. to parents children rnht
only will be introduced III, blends
with the nstrn, ton, Lecture and LN,a
ii and unitcs the Practice with tho Theory I" de. p
call into and give the fullest all the
powers
Mr. WILriAMsoS refers the Faculty Of University Va,
in lsJ0-. Rev RI" iN land Pre- Eichu"ud Cui,t"; Mia
Gen Ga Prof Morse R.s Ailcheil u II I;,v
Leo Rossrr. d. D.. Ress H. H. " yer Geo. W. Cater aud
=. II. Hal
MI HOPPER refers Rey. W. H. platt, Petcrsburs, and
Gen. O q. Clay.
sir CANrs to II + Icfebvrc Richmond, and Rev W
II Kiuckir. Lynohhurg.
Mrs PAGL refers Rev Jno ". T. Atkinson, ID H. lrost
iiampden :. College and Hon " IN. G alrs ktvcS
Mrs NIILItMSd\ refers II 1luu " G. Preston,
u Floyd and WA Kattnfd Esq, rr"sitci Farmers B7nk
l3nclbuE
r. Circulars containing particulars Obtained by aprl,'a
t at Seminary Roois i'll immediate vicinity OF ith 81 H.
Church, or through NE T. Diico aug 2e-d1H
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-28

PERsoNAL,-A Boston correspondent of the
Evening Post writes that the Rev. Theodore Par
ker is dangerously i'll. The intelligence of the
illness of Mr. Parker, says the writer, will be
received with sorrow throughout the Country
He has occupied large space in the public
eye for SO many years, and maintained it with
much vigor that nobody ever seemed to antici-
pate that he would yield to anything. For sever
al weeks he has been sick in bed, and for much
longer time has suffered from lingering and in
creasing indisposition. In addition to his weekly
sermons, he has devised and commenced course
of lectures, written multtudes Of review and
magazine articles. and done as much miscellane-
ous work as half dozen ordinary men. Great
apprehensions are felt for his recovery especially
as he has lost several brothers and sisters. by
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-28

DEATH OF AN ARMY OFFIcER.-The War Depart
mcnt hos received information Of the death of
Brevet Col. F. Taylor, Major of the lst Artillery,
of yellow fever, ut Brownsville, Texas, on the llth
inst. Col. Taylor served with distinction in the
Mexican war, and was honorably mentioned in the
dispatches of General r. F. Smith, after the bat
tie of Cherubusco.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-28

A PATRIOT TURNED DEMocRAT.--O. B. Matteson,
of corruption notoriety, having been defeated by
almost n unanimous vote, in his aspirations for
another nomination to Congress (in the Oneida
District, New York has left the party, and is run
ming against the Republican candidate, Roscon
Conkling. This accession Of strength is recorded
by the Washington Union--whether with gratif-
cation or otherwise, is not clearly stated To the
Opposition party, Mattesons departure affords
special satisfaction; He has gone where he will
doubtless feel much more at hOme.-Cin. Gag.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-28

On the eveniog OF the l7th Of Septsmber the
day of the departure Of the last mail from Salt
Lake. thirteen births were reported in Elder Kim
balls family.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-28

THr New YoRK GAxBLISa Saloon MYsrrsY.
1t is asserted that the description oi the man said
rear Of No. 5sl Broadway, on the morning of the
2oth ultimo, corresponds in more ways than one
with that OF gentleman named r. p Middleton,
of Goshen, Orange county, New York, who went
10 New York about the lat ultimo 10 draw check
Tor $1,000. since which time nothing has been
heard concerning his whereabouts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-28
A Cure for Rheumatism.

Some six months aso, n Young gentleman, bonrd-
ing at the Spencer House. caught cold in his breast
producing rheumatism and such general dcrangr
ment Of the system that he unable to attend
10 business, The rheumatism extended To every
portion Of his body, and he suffered intensely. be
ing often compelled 10 le in bed for several davs
at II time His physicinns--of whom he had the
t,hlrs' prescribed IN saIn nni their unfortunate
patient was, finally advised to - South, as the
ouy chnnco OF recovery.
Whnt mn additional pang to the young mans
condition was that he VAS engaged to be married
t. a beautiful yo1ng lady. aud on the day fixed
inr their nultials had already passed some three
weeks. 1t wns with great effort he consented to
BEGIN his travels and nothing less than the
ruurc that IT was tho gu Y way 10 save his life
would have induced h'm Ia undertake the diff
cult step. He would not care, the alil ictcd said,
on hs own account, but II die Just ~ he was ON
the point of being united To "clarssn" was
than he could bear with trmness. And then, no
continued. how would she support his absence;
how could she DC horscf when he was hundreds
# miles away, and liable Mt any moment to II fa-
tai termination Of his disease?
At last, the patient dcemng it better for his own
rake and that of the lovely Clarssa, hc departed,
taking with him the fond remembrance Of her
tcarfuy tender ndicu. lie visited the famous Hot
Springs Of Arknnsa- the mild climate IF Florida.
and the genial shores Of Cuba to no purpose. All
tho medical gentlemen with whom he consulted
told him he could not live; that the most that
could be done was to render him easy, and retnrd
as long ns possible his steady progress to the
grave.
Weary of Physicians, attempted cures and lifo
itself, he came home to die, and again went to the
Spencer House, thinking he would there receive
from the kindly pruprletors NIL the attention no
could ut any place, hot in every sense n home. lilo
was carried from the boat to hotel. and, more
dead than alive, placed in the comfortable apart.
ment he had before occupied. On the sixth day
after his return he learned that his betrothed-
thinking her lover could not survive, and wishing
probably to lose time in her connubial relations
had been married the day previous to another per-
son, wealthy, if less mcritorious than he. All
the friends oi the deceived lover thought that this
would prove fatal at once his then state of health
but instead Of their nnticipations being realized,
in n week from the day of the reception of the
suspected news he arose from his bed and rapidly
recovered and in less than q month was as well
rs Cincinnati Inquirer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-28

EHPRRss aHINGsl Z. Es.-a0OoO Cypress Shingles
" 20 Tons Brush Mountain Coal For sale by
ANDERSON, LANFORD CO.. on Canal
mar 90. Langhornes Mins
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-28
FALL AND WlNTER st,s a. 4
S O c. x % 0fEFS EFSssG g g q DS,

JAMES A. STIGLER d CO., ~ IS
XXTOULD INFORM THEIR 0n0s 0sCveTOMBA4A AND
w buyers generally that they receipt es tAer
FALL 0T0Ok 0H DRYfQDO00,
Goods Negro Clothing, blsnkets, SrLY, n0kA1N unu6-
SELS AND TAPESTRY, CARPETlN09. OIL CLOTHS.
RUGS. &c &c, to which their especial attention 4sred
feeling a.,ured ta. en long espersase 10 tss Ess ~
that cannot faE 70 give sashctlon cat ana r
yoprselyest before buying n r-sesas - Ileeef2lA
Rep. copy. -. -
II wAlsh liberal pries will b siysn Alop ~ 81
JNO w. TYLEx, x&ga4,
I'D S7aEass sii tsII Isa9xsNeax1AnaV6nuos es8s
o., Cssnp, 0z1tA = ca T.
ct isxsnsJ zim ,:,SlsF11 e. seI}1e- E
u |sssvsaa n's.sIli .sIliy.sss - esss
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-28

u u
IL BOARDING. AND DAY SCHOOL. FOR YOIl Nj IA
DIES The second session Of this lns'iDnn opens Wcn,
sept. lst, is5s Auuual divided
five months each Englsl mites business and
na education Collegiate iodeled after that
of te mv'rsity Of Nrg complete curse In Music
cal and Instrumental
lson rd oC Instruction.
-. WlIIIAMSbN,
DrPT Latin. Greek and Belle ;Iettrcs
ILlDDDRO CAMPS,
DFPT.-Iicrrw. italian and Music.
WM HOPPER,
DEPT -Trcnoh. Spanish AMI Mathematics.
MRS. <. Il. PAGE.
EEPT intermediate ng Branch, and Prep Latin Greek
MRS. NJ. X. WILLIAM SON,
DEPT Pr, paratory English Branches and Gen Supervision
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-28

llCTOBER R 10Th, 1s5S.-NOWREADYF FOR
" EXHIBITION AT J. A STIGLER d. cos. a second
supply Of FALL WINTER GOODS consisting Of Ladies'
Silks Mousins Meruos Debcrges Of the atos
designs .iso Ladies' Ciosks shawts Hoop Skirts Hosiery,
Gloves White Goods aud French Work In great variety
l9.dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-28

UNOR THE l. A ID X S.-A smnll lot Of very
beautiful Lhogralhs for Grecian Painting just received
Come and get the frst choice.
sepil5s II. c. VICTOR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-28
OUR FALL STOCKl !.

Z 4 i. -. \
HAyING taken unusual pains get together very
peror retail stock Of LADIES' Dhfssea, Cb1Areess
and eaeat1eEsens BOOTS, SHOES AND GAL.
TERS, Of the best styles and qualities Il would aSvd as
great pleasure to have the liberal
heretofore bestowed upon addition TO extensive
trade In goods Of the grades than have kept
and probably than has been sale In this Market
In regard grades Of all styles for Factory nd
ont hands aud TRUNKS, CARPET DAGs, UM:
BRRLIAn, c.,-of fne and common qualities -0snst
superior MOLE SKIN AND SOFT HATS of all coiofe and
shapes have to that our stock can scarcely Dc sur
passed In the State. Js.t l l.9n 90 ak ~
PAYiNe customers viii be waited with PLfssuRk. -
L. L. ARMISTEAp.
sept24t Near Farmers Bank, Lynchburgs VA
Rep. copy 10 g. .llsl l. Il IL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-28

CREaT REDUCTION or CHARGES ON

On GENERAL MERCHANDISE oNLi WC CTS. PER lul
LBS-ON GROCERIES,, CROCkERf, QUEENSUdRE,
ONLI2, CTS PER loo LBS. winch includes all
the wharvesa Richmond to IyncEburg Gdano
ly So 81 per to. i2tnilbs
Thankful for the hb'ra heretofore received
will in order thu trade still the Canal.
put Goods through the above low send
goods tn" the ker and cheaper forward them.
a LEE. on the Dock,
augl6ts Richmond, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-28
BARGAINS. nAKs.AuNs.: BARGAINS

BARssAbN~. hAktsAbNS!. !. BAkGAINS!
ToBE MAD AT THE CLOTHING STORE OF
SAMU Ell HARTMAN. AG'T.,
Main 81 marty opposite thf Citizens Sdrin9s Bank
Il HAVE Just return d from the Northern cities of
the complete assurncnts Ready N ude GIOlh-
offered in this market NY stock includes Fur Rag
as black and brown of the finest finish Seal
skin, and Pilot Coih do Of different coors also fine
black cloth s CLANS, kinds and latest of black
cloth Frock and Dress Coats well business Cashmere
Goats of all kinds with suits to match OF Vests, have silk
velvet san fancy silks cashmere plush and variety
make. finish. Also, and varied
of Furnishinx Goods, snch Shawls Shirts Qincn and
marsees) together with wooen every Kind.
Also BOOTS, SHOES (of Baltimore manufacture and I'm
warranted) HATS CAPS UMBRELLAS TRUNKS, 0&
FALiSES, CARPET BAGS, &c, &c. which l am de. 80
ermned sell the lowest prices The public in
vited to come and Judge for themselves.
div SAMI HARTMAN, Agent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-28

1An nAl BUsMEI.s WHEAT WANT
IsvOaOOVV ED-We will pay the highest market
price for all prime ked and White Wheat brought this
ke Persons having snch for sale would do well
fore selling, Bagsf urnishcd upon the usual terms.
arg 2ts CAMP. SMITH co.
II n. Il q. A. DIUGUGD, succcssers 10 =.
LIE DluGUlD 4 SONS, will keep constantly on hand
arge stock Of all kinds Of FURNITURE of their
iactue which they will be pleased shsw the old friends
patrons .. g. Diuguid & Sons and the public ~ersrs,i
They also keep constantly On hand large BK'6
METALLIC BURIAL CASES Of all sises also large soek
WOODEN COFFINS Of every description, and VIII pay
prompt attention TO thu undertaking buliness a ~ h0ar
et25dActs D. p. @. A, D1IHUID.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-28
IA ! ALI AI-Ai1io4I .ois - 1 LS1bLboFL Il -
t3e RsaFF3A N..ss
Pa Sks,s w
l. \ \ G y = i . |. r.,

IAs FRIDAY. .SNTsEspIa AND N0SDNN
~ i} tnifr s''r. If AN f#btlS VII b dlpaA ed
inspection It tht civ HuH p.rtt Y 1tnic
y sucrr4s ~ 1l" lIDNNt.i 'Inbk ANI1 FANCY LINE
the tine l. ~" hest ~ Fiteuer at stl
the s'"itru oi c iany m3An 1t Tie nhnuadi
di WITH which oiucnt that ti'n II tn human family
wlith 1d w3alt IL hnt expect 10
all pleas" ai SHAH hc plna.ci t. s' 10 the half
ai-ihrrcfm". shall be ga to WIN
want ELEGANT BO&NETS. tIoAk> SH AWlS HEAD
DRESSES. FLOW EHS. FATHERS, Hlfiil l. EopbS,
FIks ad very many ohc ~ rHfn aftf'l.s sriiabic for
Bridal Presents r. =. ESt.I.EpONE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-28

VlRIlLGANT AND CHEAP LIGHT.-CoaI
A) Oil Iamps-One of these Lamps will give light equal
candles One cents worth of the oil will
three and four hourthe lamp entirely simple
stncon and the oil free from any explosive properties No
other light has been found to give such general satisfaction
supply of the Oil and Lamps just received and for sale by
septistS JOHN II SEAY, Druggist.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-28

BsN4, G l. 9 & IL =. "GJa
III w. JONES, Practical Reraier ot CLOCKS, TNf
He PItCfs, Music BONrs. &c. haviur taken Room
door Merchants Bauk, Main street,
iyncnbuTg prepared. short and reasonable
terms his line warrauting the He
will ina short time. he prepared also air SfWlEi
MACHINES, Locks til Keys, &c. Persons IN town
will do we'll it call he is determined t"
lains "a please reasonable customers
" In his absence s orders left At the store of Mess
N~LEN1iSE IifNI>G will he promptly att ndcd to.
TERM>--Cash on delivery work 7-t3ln
- MALL ntTvER~.-We have just received
- lot OF Port Monaes Tor Ladies' Shawl Pins and Pearl
Studs Gcnti,ucn. and something he SILK
WATCH GtAkDS ali of which we should be praSrd 10
show and sell. SlLNERl MORN Cliff.
scpt3ts lRci c'iA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-28
SlAn YARDS PLAIN ALL WOOL NOUS.
SDVV LINS, superior quality, at 45c worth 62i
seutll & JOHN ArKAHAMS.

iUNHJs MORNING AN RECEIVING AT
my stayd at the corner opposite the Banking House
If Ilolcombe g. Mosby, ANOTHER SUPPLY OF NEW
GOODS embracing all the articles needed for the and
at cheap prices. J. j. PURVIS, Agent.
ls.dfi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-28

INVITATION - HEREBY CORDIAL.
~ LY EXTENDED to tho citizens of .ynchburg and all
tho contiguous and remote counss who be called her
pleasure ocr at tho Clothing Bazaar Of BUR
RbfG1iH SUAFEit 4 co and examine tho desirable
Ready made Clothing exhibition As self praise
regarded nj best bat recommendation, and III 9th
e 1t IA srundercd unnecessary by the unqualified
daon uf lngon who hav. tested tho clothing
and sold by during tho six II won he supshu
for The limits a an advcrtscm 10 say thing Of the
quality STYLE and cheapncrs o goods especially
and eheeuy tho right OF purchasers
their and be their Jadses
quality and airnrsE of tho prices OF the goods sell
our stock eomplscs the following articles Extra
Fnr French Cloth Dress and Frock Co Medium do
priced do Fancy Cloth Dress aud Frock Goats Frsnch ar
~ Oaks and other favore Cashmere Business Suits super
Eack Cashmere Pants Grenanc Mataasso Cashmere. Vel
aud other Vests Op Coats OF every suitable material
and In every desirable style. Coaks, &e.
FURNhsnlNta DRPABrMENT.--In the fur.
ning line stock also complete comprising In part,
French Yoke Shirts Collars Cravgts variety Scarfs
and Muirrs Cashmere Meno, Shaker and Silk under Shirts
and Drawers, Socks Gloves Suspeers Pocket Hdks ee.
giant Robes DE Chambre Travelling shawls and Blankets,
Umbrellas Ac. BURROUGHS SHAFER co,
Clothing LAMAR Main H., above Bridge.
Eept2I-te Lynchbu~ Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-28

Iy tia end important reinody weakness Of til" or
8 .eiy cured and full vigor restored Thousands
Ind eiitated who had lost all hoiea,e
nirdiaiey relieved. All Impcdinents 70 Marriage,
Physi al Mental Disqualification, Nervous irritailiy.
T, a,lings and Weakness exhaustion ofth fearful
K u sltedilY cured by Doctor JohnsOn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-28
As.RsCIl.Vs'RAI.E
EN Eg -ss;ss s:ss fss.. Esa U .Sas

EFNI. SIPS. bFFINENA. TfNS. II. r.,
LINCuBuHG. Va, OCT iii. lrdS
NJ ENBEES ofthc Agricultural N".e'i's o thn State who
1NM thrir attend OF their Sucic
Ties may obtain Eu,Nb TICKET good for limited num-
Der al dtA :. p'yid"nt OF fare "n'
stock nt"nl,d ir exhibition Ill "' charged full freight in
poing Fairs AMI the after hcng exhibit
The pus If the original they shall he
conveyed back of clal aud the freight previously Hi
shall be refunded N.C SMITH, q y.
rap.rs al. .ortIsing for the C.mIan! please copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-10-28

N. r. There ignorant and worthless Quncts
versng themselvesG Physicians and copying DIR JOHN
Shos sndrrs Boot BLACKS Lamp Trim
Patry and Contsnpbs iInta0rs whose lives instead
the Noble Science of Medicine have been Hpent In the
Maiai Cdpocify styng themselves Regularly Edn
aed Ihysdns imposing the xperienced and unsus
prcng trinR with and running the health of all unfortunate
Iy failing their that Dr. Johnston deems
oecay those with his reputation,
his credentials diplomas alw hang In his office
his REMEDIE and treatment are entirely unknown to
all others Prepared from life In the hospitals
and herst in this country and extensive
prsctc than any other phy ysician in tho world.
HE ALONE CAN RESTORE YOU.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-10-28
The Election.

We scarce realize how overwhelming is
the defsst of the Democracy without going
to she hsusss. Last yesr PAoKER's majority
ev4 Wiisno. was over 2,0eo. This year
the Opposition carry the State by $4,000.
Ohio has made gain for the Republicans
of ossr 40 900 'in the past year. lows,
Maine and Indian, on eDngressmen and
Legislature have each made good progress.
10 -she present Congress the Administration
hare .msjori,y of "a In the elections Just
over Ohio has gained s, Pennsylvania 10
and Indiana Members of Congress. This
leaves lbs Democracy l6 in the minority =.
On the I'd Of aext month New. York, New
JeEsey. Massachusetts,, Michigan, Wiscon-
Gin and Illinois bold elections for Congress.
men. In the States the Democracy have
now 90 Members Of Congress. They will
lose sbout, one-half, giving the Opposition
slnsjofity of 26 in next Congress. This
then, ID the victory we have won. 1t ha'
been hard struggle, but a glorious victory
We look to the xXxVIth Congress as one
osmeral power; ss the Congress which is
10 replsaish ous Treasury, restore Our Gov
ernmeut to good credit, and to reform th'
abominations and corruptions that are nov
fostering in evil to our country
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-10-28

DEAD LETTERs.-The dead letter branch
OF the General Post Office has Just closed
another quarters work. During the three
months which terminated on the Both ult.
there were found 2,72s letters which con.
tanned money, amounting in the aggregate
to Sl2,sal. For the quarter which closed
3oth June last there were received 4,54e
letters and S2l,4sS in money. For the
quarter ending aOth March, a,47a letters
and lSls,457 in money. Quarter closec
31st December, 1852 letters and Sl2 .s6l
in cash. Total in the year, l2, ,lo2 letter.
and S6l ,239 in money.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-10-28

FRAUDS IN MtcHIeAN.-Some startling
discoveries have lately been made in Michi-
gan The Detroit Eduertiser states that it
turns out that while the Democrats had con-
trol of the State government they defraud
ed the University Fund out of S25,59s. and
the Common School Fund out of S7I SOB.
Besides pocketing this S97 600 of public
money. they cheated the School Fund ou,
OF $25o,000, in the fraudulent valuable cop.
per mines.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-10-28

A SECOND COMET IN SIGHT.-Another
comet has made its appearance. Tuttle's
comet can now be seen in the constellation
Pegasus. without the aid OF a telescope
This group is in direct raags with line
drawn from the two pointers in the "Great
Dipper' through the North star, and is about
as far from that body as AIcturns.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-10-28

0Yhe San Francisco papers say that
the wool business in California at the pres
ent day is one of immense Importance, and
ITS steady and rapid increase promises to
place It ere long at the head of its articles
of export. The Bulletin contends that
California, in few years, will produce
wools equal to the finest Australian, SO de.
sirable in the European markets. 1t is sup
posd by parties competent to Judge that the
clip OF the present year alone will reach ,
million and q"arter pounds.