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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-01


In your edition Of yesterday the occupation Of Mr.
James hahony the democratic republican candidate for
Alderman Of the Fifteenth district put down as board
ing Mr. Mahony has been well known in this City for the
past twenty years OF our most energetic and &C
complshed mechanics, and is one Of most
staunch and extensive employers builder and stone
cutter. A CONSTANT READER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-01
CITY POLITICS.
CANDIDATES FOR THE CHARTER ELECTION.

Their Occupations-TaxpAyers and Non-Tax-
payers.
We give below full list of all the candidates Except
eenstables Office at the charter election and append
10 each the occupation the person. according to
she Directory, and whether he is taxpayer not.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-12-01

LETTERS FROM THE CANDIDATES
We have received the following letters from different
candidates ahd their friends
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
NEW Yoax, Nov. %, 1883.
The taxpayers nomination for Alderman Of the Seven
teenth dstric-panel Devlins the gentleman Of that
name who keeps the hotel at McComb's Dam, who has
been for many years a resident and taxpayer of the
Twelfth ward. TAXPAYER.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-06-04
asrnn!tnral.

DEpTH yoR PLANTING Coz.- IL ec-a
il planted three inches deep. I. vii o0zs
Up and grow thrifty COZ a while. zatL L
Is three or foar inches high: ssea /: viii
stand still len days CT a fortnight. !.
now we examine the roass 70 a.ee-taia
the canse Of TIL. ehsck upoa she z-J#sh
of the corn, We shall and thzsa joiat Il.
formed about 81 inch and q half .ogve
the kernel. from whjeh new roots haTe
syroutsd, and the roots first f9rrzsi BE-
Low the keraeI haze Eo.:ed. WAils tie
process CT changing roots Is so.az o.,
the Q ant ceases to grow perez L :
ADORE grouni. The stalk and sz- 1sz-,
ish az well aftsr tisss change as corn plant
ed stalloser. bat there !. loss Of s50u;
a fc-tnigh. in the gro~th and maturity c;
the plant. The lesson 70 b derive.
from this fact Is, obviously, Tia: 70 have
early corn. it must rot be plated r1o:s
than an inch and half deep.
1t may be interesting 70 so1e sao 49,
engaged in planting Inziiza c9-u 10 rss-
the following record Of experiment.: -z5s
By a careful observer
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-06-04

FRUIT TRKEs-There is a practice
among the Swiss and Germans ofboring
into the ground among the roots Of fruit
trees. with an instrument made for tbs
purpose, and pouring in liquid manure to
force the tree forward, and also enable i.
to resist the drought in dry weather. l
have practiced this Nr four years with
some fine Seckel pears, in dry land, with
good success. Avoid this after Septem-
Der first, as it will induce a second
growth late in the fall, which will be
quite irregular, and very liable to he
winter killed. The instrument l use is
the common iron bar, which can be driy-
en- among the roots without injury
Take for wash, as buy no especial"
manures, to three fourths OF a barrel Of
water, four quarts Of ashes, two quarts
of plaster. two quarts of lime, two
shovelsfull of night soil. Stir up well,
and pour into holes made as above, what
the tree requires. Soap suds are capital
for this purpose.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-06-04

To Destroy WHITE DAI.Es-We
cannot prescribe for all soils and local..
tics, but in our own case we hz-e always
found the cure very simple. Cetin bet
ter grasses and they will run out thi.
pest This may be done in many in
stances by giving them top dressing Of
yard manure or compost, aided by plas-
ter, sown bushel per acre. Secondly.
VIC would cultivate a hoed crop, with
thorough tillage, and stock heavy with
the grasses most natural to the soil
Both these remedies we have found ef,
iective as long as the cause remain active
yet as these cease, the daisy will cree p
in again, and must be again combated.
We have found simply sowing Of plas.
ter to have good effect in destroying
them. Daises should always be cut when
quite green, to prevent the seed from
maturing and scattering on the SOIL
When so cut, they made good fodder,
and much cause for future trouble from
them is removed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-06-04

BoRERs PLAsTERED UP.-We lately
heard Of a fruit grover who, after cuttin Z
GU. a number Of grubs from his peach
trees, thought he would try the expert
nent Of Mailing in few. So he took
some pure white clay, and plastered up
the holes left by the gentlemen within.
The clay soon became dry and the wound
healed over, and of course, the borers
aforementioned. Taking a hin. from
this, We, last summer, cut off the retreat
Of borer in one Of our young English
elns. He had worked MS way into tie
tree, an inch or more, and then assembled.
pushing behind him, and out Of the hole,
the debris made by his incisors. With q
sort Of malicious delight, we cleared out
the mouth Of the hole with knife, and
then filed j: up with mixture Of gum
shellac, made OF about the consis .ency oil
thick cream. This dried very soon and
Of course gaze the borer an air-tight
parlor, which was fatal to his health and
future explorations.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-06-04

SEED PoTAToEs-B. K. Williams. Of
Cold Water, Michigan, states that he
has been experimenting upon seed po-
tatoes for several years, and he finds one
quarter Of the seed generally used is az
improvement. From one to two eyes in
a hill, he says, will produce more po,a-
toes, Of more even size, and less subject
to decay, than any larger amount Of seed.
We think our farmers generally have
been tending to the same theory for sew
eral years. although they have not per-
haps carried it to that extent. The En-
glish and Irish farmers say that we use
three times the seed they do, and that as
a consequence we get more small pota-
toes and less large ones than they do,
and not SO good aggregate crops.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-06-04

: AaTs set1 E1Es-i.- esTs-1i yez-s Vi.
4NCEA &. tae -zosf Ea-l-z4zi Eiz4 = ~ n
- - A1y ard ali rz--=5sEs arFi5e,5 ~s-e = =
- sd ~ LIE -asi have t4s- s4sF55.ss3, lad
-; ae&-3 c. -aGiczl ez-es ssec:s5 tT physician
Il Y ests-1 New York. Tz5zk.-- i II szst a.r@
v.szTz9 hin s-hziste1 i hls eY@czti7as which
!. q = ~ zTFlscx;iaa o; s:nrle b; intensely
T-gwsr.ul ll4s-e-, AZ t1e s4aeer Vas a=zEz con-
I&eteiT tr9sz ny f-zEe, TIE wou1i i. healei
al Lave lsTer te-t the =. -;ez1 tHizze q token
g! ~ 81 t,z-hle. The care was % eeizglete that
returned . Yes Tar-, an =: Considerable cost
qzreLassi TIE re9eiIt fr tAe cure a1i the plaster
Aecr- s4zyI-- i, >.1se i4ea I hare extracted
-i-lAat -z----s & Z tie y~rsAas x ;s5 Z =
-els4a-z. 4. y. lss1.,4 All SAIL. Fa-uhA1a a
zH5e2Zs . tasi- ee-tiEc2t=. aelyw. Tae cure il
e4e- AAs aee1 Er-a zEosd L Vlsse BY competent
u T.sss41s. iE2la tie peEsoas q any TIA; lzay
y -@sse:el XIII cancers g sly kind #iil e1;rac
AID -zre tEeza At Teassza5,e r4te. These can
GERS s-aI 1ats bean taken cit, can be thoroughly
eIA-n:1s! u any wishing tie Opportunity. IsiN
also t-E-1z- medical stt4.3z1ce and aisiee by
Physicians I cd sanding. for any who nay wish
u eFerz;s up9n them, If it is required, CON-
-11-isztiaas addressed = EiHard wight, Bucks-
pot, Maine, where ,Aall be il constant attend
a1ea, EDWARD WIGHT.
Bae1sTsEt, March 38tl, ISIS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-06-04

LINE HAsTENs THE MATURITY OF
THE CRoP.-Johnson says sit is true
of nearly all our cultivated crops, but es-
peciaily those Of corn wheat, that thei,
full growth is attained more speedily
when the land il lined, and that they
are ready for the harvest from ten to if
teen days earlier. This is the case even
with buckwheat, which becomes sooner
ripe, though it yields no larger a return,
when lime is applied to the land on which
it 10 grown"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-06-04

THE CARES IN CH1cKEN.-A CORES
pondent says: Tell those of your read
ers who are interested in raising chick
ems, that small pinch of gunpowder
given to chickens. with the gapes, will
effect sure and complete cure in from
one to three hours time, and leave the
chicken healthy and hearty.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-06-04

A RoUsING CRoP.-It is estimated
that Illinois this season will produce two
hundred and eighty millions, bushels Of
grain-more than ten bushels for every
man woman and child in the United
States. This VIII knock spectators into
the middle of next year.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-06-04
N Office .
4 LII persons indebted to the estate of

a LII PERSONS lhdebteu TO The estate OF
a the late William Bingham, Esquire, deceas
ed are called upon to make Immediate payment
All the lands remaining unsold belonging to the
said Estate lying in the counties OF Penobscot
Hancock, and Washington in the State Of Maine
are offered for sale at reduced prices for cas H.
For Information in regard to the above and for
plau and descriptions Of these lands, application
may be mHde to tia .s1iT;.
Il n BLACK
Ellsworth February = l55S. I'll
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-06-04

SALIVA OR SLAyERING IN HORSES
Mix tablespoonful of -four of sulphur
in the salt given them, once or twice q
week.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-06-04
ELLSWORTH BOOK BINDERY

THE subscriber is now PREF AIRED to do
Binding of all kinds, and hope. that parties
having books will please bring them along as
soon possible. Particular attention paid to
binding Music, Magazines, &c.
Also Newspapers bound strong, and at the very
lowest prices.
Persons residing at distance may rely UPON
their Books being well bound, as the very best
Of stock will be used
q Persons in Eucksport, having work, are
requested to leave it at MIR. Emerys'
GEO. W. PITTS.
Ellsworth, April SO, 1855
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-06-04

Keep your children out of the orchard
while the buds are bnrsting-they Nigh
be hurt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-06-04
To DEsrRoY WHITE DAI.Es.-W

No came up very weak and died il Z
fcw days-Amerseaa Agricuitualist.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-06-04

Cheap way of fattening hoss.-Turn
them into your neighbours corn field
every night.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-06-04
S...lPS s.
DON'T DESTROY YOUR BEES
THE Subscriber having purchased the
= right Of making and selling

Oh 10 III L-V I DLL-IlI II,
with Torrey's improvement, for the county Of
Hancock, calls the attention Of the public to its
excellence over other hives. 1t has been received
with great favor elsewhere, receiving the first
premium wherever exhibited and il admitted
by persons qualified to judge, to be superior to
anything yet invented Of tho kind. The boxes
used in this hive the best adapted for the
market, holding from four to six pounds each OF
honey.
The subscriber wishes to purchase one hundred
swarrns of bees, in exchange for bee-hives and
single rights to use them.
For information address the subscriber at ELS
wo tn, Me-, Box IL.
He il kindly permitted to refer to Rev. S.
fenney, and Geo. Cunningham, OF Ellsworth, as
to the superiority Of these hives.
SAMUEL J. LORD.
Ellsworth, March "a, 1855 If
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-06-04
CERTIFICATES.

70 G2h hAf n my concern
l. the year I.52, l dia,asered small white
kernel q ny breast, T. which a; tina; time paid
little attention. II the following years it iaereas-
ed Il NE, became sensitive 70 the touch, present
tel al iae4saed appearance and was attended by
iFIta5iI: sea5-.ions VIII the year 81, when it
srew rapidly, VS. accompanied with sling = :
feeling Il the frame al in short Assumed every
Indication q a Cancer. II November e lo5T, it
VS. opcr@tel upon by Dr McAns:er q EIl.w8 rtl
who cut il CT; u The frame but uot eaestin- /.
cure, a il zee f1neueed swelling and assumed it,
former size and severity. 1t thi: tine Mr.. Ed
ward WHAT having been cured If mali znact
cancer, AMI having seeuEed tie remedy submitted
- an operation by him, and the APPLICATION II his
plaster drew the cancer completely seIa my brea
leaving al ohlons sSar Of some two three Eeke.
depth, which has rapidly healed leaving no sting.
tsiage CT pain Of any kind whatever | can IN
hes!tatia-ly recommend all that may be troubled
il this manner 10 call upon Mr Wight, ani sub.
nj, to Is The remedy IS simple but effec.
tive AID. QS6OOp.
0slaal March q, ISIS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-06-04

80. = -. = ~ -'."' 1'
szs37taea TIE s:a.susat, ta ssainsns ftya
dana q iA.r ssscts IN tAs!r pr.ssses.
As FAMILY PHYsIc,
y--- II. & v. cvtz--sAi, q ,s~ o-lss.A
arozr PItIS the prince q pargps Thar sxosia.t
qu.s, .a74,s. .ay cA;hartie fss.e.s Tbsy u7,
Tot very 1Fta51 .od estgsl ia iss Aet'u ~ ID" u'i
~hh Hsk-s hs4 in vAu-s4s = Is Ia The DAILY asa;sst
c. disease
FoH JArxplcn AND ALL LIVER CoxrIAisrs.
Jsp-. f- T>e7da-s Bsa II s,~ Y-s Cns.
sS9. os.ly your PTLs admirably adapted ta.r
turte.e spsrie5; bat nn4 ihsr ,.b.beial sr.cs
Bpoa the Liver very naked ihdsai They have IN my
J1r-4. than any one rsrnei, can nen;an 'nesr.,,
r.j9os that have ion.h .s;i-s which worthy
1s coStassc- q re prosassaon and the Da'pis'
DYsPHPsiA - ISDIGR.rfoS.
Yru~ d As--v J E.or Al q Enss
Ths Prs yuu kind enough 10 end hare hsea
AL a,e in ny prArc, and have satisaei that they
truly s1tfaaH4inary Medicine. s peculiarly they
aAg-. tie d.eNsss 4 the human system that they
uI.4u them AiJBe hare cured Z iys
e.Lsr rsass. v. commonly use Iaissi h.v. sIT.rl
ueatay found them sfectnsl In aimee, al the oou
ylAian f1s Which you resentment them"
DYsKSrERy - DIARHHRA - RsIAI.
Ysesr Er. J, q Gs.r., Of Chicago
.Your Prtts have had long trial IN practice Ard
bold them In II the t,st aFSrisnts ha..s,w
an excellent remedy hen gwen small as.s
dyieniet and 5u.rrAsl Their sassrcaang make them
very acceptable and coaveaisni for The u a..
eh!lirep.'
INTERNAL 0HsTRvcrIoS-WoRNs-S
Pos M E SMART $40 f-'s'-. Fas~s~s" a-5 Aaasvs
fns two large n your PTtis taken
pTIer time excellent protises u the natural s-eTs
tion ~hsu -has partially surressr and ,iso -
festival csaHse the stomach eI1si They
much the lest phy.e hAre Tat ssetnn-si o.As
10 ny Ia,isnas
CONSTIPATION - CosrivExEss.
re-, N J. P r4s7s. G5ztyea., Ca~sLs
Too uUrh l. sai q your PLis fs' tbs ss
eosvsn<u II ether. q fraternity have found them
eescs5ls have, they should jon claiming
fr the lsneht Il the maiutss who ,G--r tfoca tAI
complaint th although had enough Ia ITSELF the pro
EeHo< q others thai believe
the dlsssse.f
IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD - sonoFrLA EHy-
sIrkLAs -sAIr RHsrA -IxrrKR - TtAoRs
-RHEUXATIsH Govr - NEURALoIA.
Ses- u. Essis.l rhsias.sAaa
You we-e night Ic;or IN saying that your PiiIi rr
t- kos.I They tst have used sh.na q ate years
p1.tic- agr. With your q ths.r eea-y
that siAsnsir In the bod, enssadsrins dkssa.> They
stimulate the q digestion, All iafass vitality Al
vtsyr into the system.
Sc reaae.szs prepare q national bensst aas
you deserve great cTe4ii TT them
PoR HEtnAeHE SICK HRApAcHB-ForI sroX-
-EID
ys- D. gS--s Byrd earp-s~~
sDIAR pa AfEx / yea .rlai complaint.
have e.ft3 with IT3ls letter than ~ A
',eE Sl4 rs are r.ote,at place srsA; Depend.
sTseuA ca:hartc In daily onnr.s. III H.
abd tSl-fas 10 thAi your PILLS A'orl
vs have, q c7aTss value them hshly"
k5- Ms; Z he Pills in nsrks; ontan Mercury Witch,
a,ho1sh a valuable remedy In tkff1l hands a.as.ro.s
pghHe PHI from the dreadful conse{ "a. tia, r.
lu-niy filus IL, iacsa;aoGs 1hsee
r or r4inss4l substance skA.@,sr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-06-04
CAUrION!!
A Word to the Wise

4 LII persons who wish to purchase L.
+. ArwooDs VEGETABLE JAUNpICE
BlTTERS, will see that the label on the bottle
has my signature in my own hand writing, or you
will BE grossly i'm posed upon, as there are per.
sons circulating Bitter made IN Georgsioan
Mas, bearing Moses AtWoods name in printed
letters recommending them to the people as be-
ing the same bitter mine. and made from ths
same recipe, as | have been informed.
When persons make these statements they
state that which is . base lalsehuqd or al leasl.n
very great mistake as the Georgetown Bittsrs
are in no way like mine, neither are they made
by Moses Atwood, and he is il no way concerned
in them, nor has he been for a number Of year.
As you value your health and money see thai.
you are not imposed upon by having Moses At
woods Bitters pslmed on upon you my genuine
article. Again l say, see that you have l.. !.
Atwood's name in his own hand writing, or yea
are deceived.
l.. +. ATWOOD, KeudaNs Mills, Maine, sole
inventor and Manufactured of said genuine Bit
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-06-04
Ayers Cherry PeCtoral

Has bag fyea Manufactured bJ practical ehsai., .rj
srs-r Drno- n it gud- M, with ln1srlEl1.
nv ami care Ii Is .sali and I;-1ei ~ Law
t.taeis. an Consequently 10 relsi genuine,
nth II atgsrstau- IL .uf7ss the "a oe,iY
World las krewa tbs q all pulmonary eon-
lsints sr CstgHs- C1Ll. &KsEsFss, ksrgxI CKcCr,
Ho0FIsG CousE- BEoSTis, IS1fiTST CoSst zS1fgs
The rele 4 saaqtve pAfisats In advanced stages
The di.eaS - time makes these ts ~bi-r better
known. this medicine has sradGally hScoe ii. Rec, rsk
q the sfttei from the lS ralia u IL. American
rrsssn' 10 tbs palaces q EurT.aA kinss Throughout
tbs entire country in every stats a city Ard u3sed
ESt every hamlet ii contains CEEKr PIloHl fno.n
the t~st G, ali yete 1T diseases Of the thrus;
lungs In nsuy frn cogutrias nsvely used BY
their Intelligent physi-isus. IL there any eep~n
What q every Stallion certify it hss dsne fs
them; II Ne trnst Shsn
g~roa, Affections x the lungs yield depend
on the ASSURANCE Of nt"seat physicians vhse business
10 ~ kn0~ in shors there Is aay rslisnee upon any
thing. then ii refu.aly proven that reticns doc
the class of Diseases it 10 designed fr t.yuna
ell ether r-fn-1ies sno~n - mankind Nothing tn,
rinsc virtues and the uusakatss benefit eorsrrsd
thousands Of sufferers ooGli originate maintain
reputation 1t enjoys While many inferior r.Iasdi-s have
tssn thrust upon tho community have failed and tsen
discarded this has gained rsns by every trial ecnrrsi
BENEFITS the Afflicted hsy forget Aad pEas<e
Numerous and fvusTksh!e 10 te Aorso;isn-
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Ayers Pills

Are pN.rscui.rt. a1sFtsd 70
dsrans-ED.uts 4 the iixVs,i.s
a, yszrxias, and 45sa.@s s-s
ing fvza inrnrI,y 4 IL
tl.-s A larss rstf = Al In
ON; lsints th.; ssslct raaa-
ki5si dE1sfza ate in pss 4 sfRss,
And oons~l uenii' ihsss i'IlI
are ssaBd 10 cure sz.ay sarl
eti>s q ii.>n.s.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-06-04

This nay certify, that 7 have been troubled
with cancer upon ny lii for the last three years,
have had it drawn from me BY the application
Of a cancer plaster applied by Mr.. Edward vi ght
Of this town,rny lip is now entirely healed no pain
whatever, and l recommend any sufferer under
this disease to apply to Mr.. Wight.
SAMUEL FARNHAM.
Bucksr1rt. Mach q ISIS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-06-04

This may certify tina; l examined the cancer in
A. b, osgoods breast, before Mr.. Wight applied
bis plaster, and found it TO be growing VERY fast
and nearly beyond the reach of medical aid now
have the came cancer in my possession open to
examination; the wound in Mr. osgoods breast is
healed, and | consider ii a PERFECT cure. re-
commend all who are afflicted with this rnonstrous
disease to Apply to Mr., Wight and have it erali-
Gated before il Is too late.
NATHAN EMERSON, NJ. D.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-04
lHNlHlBluI(:
FEMALE COLLEGE.

l. tsNl ~ \ NJ LIINIIs'
FuNE EXERCISES Of this Institution Will be resumed
Il the second Mouay In september with greatly Increased
iAri,s the accommodation ~, both Guarding and day
pills. ana Tor horngh Instruction In branch Of study
tanning 10 cont lec female education
FACULTY..
Rfv SAMUEL X. cox, President; Professor of Menta
and Neral Science and of History.
IYcuhaus u. MATntws a. NJ, Professor Of Latin Ian
guagr and Literature,
BLANErNsHir, Graduate OF Va NJ. Inst Professor OF
Mathematics
q ApolrHE SARroHI, LII. d, Professor of Modern Ian
gusg"s.
ss. q. +. BozzAorRA. Professor Of Music.
Miss MANY C. LttrkN Miss A u. EDDY, Mrs. " Town
LEY. Instructors In Primary Studies
Miss y. L. corr. Teacher of Ornamental Branches
EXPENSES Hoard Including tuel furniture lights aud room
attendance for term Of live this, e73 Tuition In Engl~
branches $50 Tuition In Latin Greek Of the Mo
dcrn Languages so Instruction tho Piano or Guitar
e2. use 81 Instrument 81; use of Furniture g.
Oneha the board aud tuition Invariably required In nd
either in cash approved notes Each boardsr vii
be required furnish her sheets towels pillow and
table napkins, and one silver spoon.
IT, Catalogues containing further particulars may BIO oh
tanned the Virgan Oceat the book stores ui Messrs
Payne Christian aud H. u. Victor by application To tn,
President. hAML X COX. President.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-04
CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

A Psorosrriox Nov we have a proposition to
mall. to the Old Bachelor Editors of the I.,Rcbburg
yirpiniau and Courier. IL they wll their infu-
ence to have the fare reduced on the railroad and
4are il reduced will promise to send down for the
especial qualification Of their eyes, not only the finest
cattle they were privileged to look upon. but
also tb. most splendid looking men aud .harmng'y
beautiful lalies that ever delegated from one
norton " he country to another. hat say you
gentlemen p Wyther1k Tagraph.
We have to say, tor ourselves TINT We accept tina,
-ptorosition with alacrity-not SO much account
81 the fat cattle or the Notwithstanding men as
nn:cconn, Of the Iasf-ndmed indnrcmcnt which the
T,isgrssh offers The ladies Of Wythr. a. VIC know
partly by common report and rartl, from ocular de-.
monstrs,ion are indeed "eharlnngly beautiful and
if the Oid Bachelor editors of the Virgnan can do
anything in the way of securing their attendance al
onr Fnir assured it WILL their oTn de o1"f DC
most cheerfuy done
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-04


A number Of cases offeyer and iux vet exists in
the neighborhood of Peterstown and Rich Creek.
A number of cases of the latter have occurred on
Indian Creek near the head and centre of the
stream and some deaths have resulted. Nothing.
however. like an epidemic yet prevails.
One case Of Typhoid Fever has occurred at the
Red Sulphur. These Springs began the season
under auspices more favorable than We have ever
known before. and now at the very climax Of the
season stampede has taken place which has al
most dcpopuiatcI them, one week ago there were
$50 visitors, to-day there perhaps less than So