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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14
Robinson's Manipulated Guano,

KObins0n'S Manipulated GuanO.
FkNlis FERTILIZER composed of onclaf Best PERUVIAN
nrA>o one hall fine ground Bone and the bes. pnosrnAln
new AMI impro,e machinery, by which init
powder and Tor application by drli otherwise, is In
most perrc, order And We have hesitation In saying
Ing eonuny The quality will be kept perfectly uniform in
% an IS rtr or s 90 s1 o"ns q" 'fl a A0"d
Our ""o put up In strong bags, weighing about 100 lbs
each
FRANCIS ROBINSON gives his personal attention to pre-
@r; "'' a5ys and parea'srs en rely on "Robi.o""
+. ROBINSON Il CO.,
No. l, Holm ,swurh street, up stairs,
Robins ~ MANIPULATED GuANo is for sale in lot.
t" SUI, q! .nv following Agents:
Jonathan !s"n, Frederick Md.
j. II, bradley, Fredericksburg, Va.
Garrison Il Magne. Nor,ok, Va.
t. II. Sninkcr " Ca, Richmond, Va.
lhn iiranc' y sons, Petersburg, Va.
&c. * Il. q. Worm, Wilmington n. [.
Il. {. Lindsay, High Point, y. &.
Ju! E'-"-"'
o. IlDs and ~ les Cuba and Muscovalo MoIasses; $40
%c h'ls Refined sugar, all grades 80 hl prime Bacon
sui, and s"aer' 400 bbs very line old Whisky for sale BY
Jul! i+-''s JONES ~ CO., Richmond
JOHNSON, YOUNGER g. OTEY,
I3 Pearl, STREET,
BErM ZEN MAIN AND CARY, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
HAVE OF HAND AND OFFER FOR SALE
IL iooo bags Rio, Lasa,ra and Java Coffee:
$40 -ii,s good and damage, sale LEATHER
.'" boxes Aianantue tand,s
l0o b,xcs brown Soai;
l23 boxes Fancy do
l0'D n - uid Dominion Nails;
lMI barrels n. o. Moasscs;
IL lr.s,eiiIs cuba Molass.g;
~ do ~ u. sugar;
lh' barrel, extra C. Sugar:
l." 10 los grades sugar
- 10 granGalcd sugar
~ o' ground Sugar;
- patent cut leaf sugar;
~ barrels crushed ST. ar;
NJ kegs Soda
100 i"N,s French Window Glass;
l0j his No | Mackcfy:
IA barrels M. liennas;
lllSh Hover Tin
bcs"is i assortment of GROCERIES, MS well AZ Iory.
ma Wen selected stock fo FOREIGN AND DOMES rIC o
Soi.,; w are asl agents for brun,s
ia y, ~ "HlskEi, all Of which will sell low
Ro%nh fisii.-We nye'jns received u lot of No Roct
~ h IN iarrth tNorh Carolina packed in slt1 eon,l ~
10 snaa Tor retailing, and 10 which invite the trade
n - 's Hehera! |" exaniiIr, will sell a bargain
,nms 10 Ia, LEE ROOKIE & Co.
80 -- 105 Main Street
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14

s.-s-s3 FINE GREEN AND BLACK rEAS.--We have Jus,
E8aH received fresh supply of Green aud Black Teas
kAn ii which are of superior quality, and will b. si
accommodating terms
march l9its LEE, ROOKIE 4 CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14

vryHr ..zerrssa + nov n t<<i1a Il bis complete sseck q
sPRiS3 fSD srNMER cIJUfHISa which was .iers-
Win srrsi cage and the iag esIesssnes IN The uase ~
h coaaidest fkas IN br.ay. ays aud mdsr.e eassksa n
,ke STALE ne respectfully invites hs sni. ensionsfs ana
usbie exsniar bic sirt befpfe pneaas
l.s sl.shs g. piessr and do asisce 70 Ill BE-
ss5s III GRADS stycs Of Cshng his stock 81
NENp ftIREIsHINd GOODS asxe surh - shirts soinn
Tie sccks saspeader etc. si'o TURKS
Car1.ri- is.es. rmhruilss etc A,
Cusry viii End their inicfcs 70 examine hts
beors going further kast, be b fully prepared =" e
wuot KsA fnApR sr call frusn all trrsn. NJ The old
.s.nI T..xil ia-a NJ gIOt;ESiiElMEK.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14

80 h r. Ceai Ar Wed bills

vug hass -. sssea s.csh.s sspP cru. sssess's 40
s,r = sniyrrzsy admired lhs =,e ASiesnra
- FsS In e,aee b the great sasins nes sss =.
-. sstink sHperior hnlsh saA peFfect otssss
ih- ,sroas drparimea of cooking. ey arkns~iea 20
l. he hcsi sloses We have hfsd W ss1e e"ipI
ste.xxss bses which b great co1veaeseF IN
fsrni<izs & tiises wtlssui any sddoa isr, ~
ns heais BY sno.e. aud sihoat inefssfing Ss he
ee.a,ns ~, " q =. BLISS 4 90.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14
Window Shades.

w uuOW 0Ildl1co. -,
I'd ECEIVED day SINCE large stock ofWlNDoM
IHADEs great variety Of style and prices aud adapted
tune "a dts :. SIMPSON
ltoRS MEAL. LUMP AND GHOGSD PLASTER-The
uuaer,isnel has rrneJ Messrs Langhorne Johns
their Corn aud Mil lie will Keep constantly On hand
articles which ae will sell Cheap 10 anetua cnsio-
tHAr. >. nRem
sale Western Plaster In this city
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14

tIOlCE Java Coffee In bags and pockets New Potomac Her
" rings cnoice Sugar Cured Hams, Ale Cider fine
powder Tea, line French Brandy and old Rye and Bourbon
Whisky, for sale by JONES 90,
l4-,ts kicI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14

OLIVER SPOONS, FORKS AND LADi Es--We have Just
- rseel'ed very heavy stock Of the al"" watch will sell
We make no extra charge for Engraving.
july 13-dis j. WIfs,I,NS 4 SON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14

sNTARD, DUPY II CO.'S DARK BRANDY, Vintage ls5l
~ in quurer pipes, Hcncssy and other bands Imported Iran
y, Imported ori and Madeira Wine of qualities,
sale by lJuly li-dts JONES Il CO, Richmond.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14
Notice,

l1UEE CIDER NiNEGAR-Persons wanting pure article
Of Cider Vinegar for tho purpose Picking can sup
pied b! calling on the subscriber, H. BOYD,
July iOdZdHH 100 Main Street
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14

NEW MACKEREL AND POTOMAC Hrl:3INCS; A1
~ barrels Refined sugar. all grades; lo h. prime Western
bacon sides and Shoulers 100 tcs choice Hams;
20 hhds and ID les. Cuba and Muscovu Moisr sale BY
july l-dts JONES ~ 90 ~, ,u..,u Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14

bynCnOuI COaCn ana " agOn tdCtOIy.
oRH liiE subscriber returns his grateful acknow ledge
MI mis- old friends and cdsontrs irr the iDe-
patronage toward HIM, aii Ia inform
Them and the public he has bcci business and
he hopes more attention Ia business Ia merit con
oi fyuA lie viii order and keep hand
nl kinds Of IRON AXLE WAGONS made IN the most sub
md style. lie will also make order and i'll
have made general assortment Of Carriage "ckawas
md Bugges Also large assortment OF and two-horsc
spring Moving Wagons and two-horse Stages. All who
tory, and, he doing business the principle
may expect get good work and low price. All
good and Bagges give IA call.
march lI-dts JOHN II. BAILEY Agent.
1NTARD, DUPY CO.'S DARK BRANDY, Vintage ISL
in quprcr pipes, Icncssy and other bands Imported Bran
dy, Imported Purl and Madeira Wine of qualities for
sale by lJuly 1i-itsl JONES Il CO. richmond.
Candy Fifteen Cents BY Wholesale,
And Warranted to keep in any Climate
No Change tor boxing or Ca tage.
april 2O-dls THOMAS :. THURMAN.
IlRlME WESTERN BACON SIDES and Shoulders cho. U
l. sugarcurcd HAMS mixed and in bags, very nne Madeira
Wine, Tor sale by JONES N CO.,
Jul, 2l-dts Richmond, Va
w pay for themselves 10 field.
tai and see them at No. Isl Nam Street
jnnc l1tts. WnIrrEMoRE 4 JoSLIN
HIRrS, HOSIERY, &cShrs Drawers, Collars Gloves,
- ioscry liandkercheis Sucks Neck Ties vi the
latest spring style, just received by
march 20 dts wM. L. PAGE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14
New Co-PartnerShip.

ThNllE subscribers have TAXI. house rcceiy occupied by
Younger smith, where they intend to conduct General
Grocery and toaissiOn Rasaess, In the Of SMITH
ADAMS, and will be pleased the friends of the old
Germ aud the public generally JNO THO. SMITH,
jan 3-Jts \. f. ADAMS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14

DoCKBRIDGE ALUM wArER.-,Ius to hand 100 cases
III Fresh Alum Water.
July yl.ts A. u. RUCKEE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14
Candy Fifteen Cents BY Wholesale,

NNHEAT CLEANERS! WHEAT CLEANERS viii
w for themselves in 10 hours dcld
Can and them at No. Isl Nam Street
lime li,tts, WuIrrEMORE JOSIIN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14

I(EfRiGEGAroKs! kEfRiGEkAruks!!-I have this
day received large lot 0f OF htin
very fine being pressed for room, and iT
money, win dispose Of them 10 early applicants for very
small advance cIst. -
Ian 2l-,ts EDWARD j. FOLkES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14

Silver Pitchers and Goblets.
~ nave new styles Of the above. which will be sold W
w reasonable terms. j. WILLIAMS Il SON,
aug z-dts So Main Strrt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14

Removal.
VIE undersigned beg eaye inform their friends and the
public IN general that they have removed this day. ther
WINE AND LIQUOR BUSINESS heretofore kept on Main
street. opose the Norvel House. 70 their locality on
MN SIREEf Opposite TIE Wariock Hoase, and next door
AS Il has been our principle from the beginning to keep ONLY
tho Dest IeuoEs, still determined nothing of
sale but what We convinced u to be- pure
april ll-d,s GONTHlER b PLATZER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14
Turnip Seed.

ASDRErIl's Turnp sccd crop Just ta ,and and for
lIsalc by
July i,its. J. H. THOMPSON Co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14

N0W OOllC0Tu,
WE associated ourselves together under the style al
w LANFORD n ANDERSON, for the purpose Of carr, in
On tho ,a and Bed Basfnes al the old yard W
Anderson, Ianfd Co Who're they will DO pleased 10 ses
their old CUSTOMERS
W. ID. LASFoKD,
spriI g. div J.w ANDERSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14

TUsr received splendid set Of Walnut PARLoR FURN
- fUkE, finished in Plush Please call and see It
may odds. JOHN j. PURvIS, Agent,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14

JU6T HBCEIV6D,
4 0A and beautiful STEREOSCoPlC VIEWS en-.
lOO bracing groups and pieces Of SaiuarY
forming altogether The andsoes, assortment have ,o
ceved We also keep constantly hand Stere sol. If MI
kinds and especially call attention the args nei
scope to exhibit dozen plates nj once
mug cots PAYNE BLACKF0RD, 81 Main sl,.,t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14

WESTERN FREIGHT OFFICE V. d T. K. X. Co,
LyNcHBURG, june Both, 1852 I
ON and aer July ls is9 tele will be- Goods received
~ ut this Depot unless each package marked with
III and destination Bcking each package
10 have tr weight separate the ticket Packages
he marked with Btc&iag, bc Seen have
will have TO be mnrke. with White Paint
No Goods will be received unless above complied
july lits NJ c. JAMESON Agent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14

retiring from the firm of Kinnier Sanders would mos
respectfully return thanks for the liberal patronage
tended u aud would beg continuance successor
old stand, No. 3o Bridge Street.
july edits T. W. SANDERS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14

1NTARD, DUPUY h co.'s FRENCH BRANDY, In quarter
~ casks Vintage 1851; Superior Java Coffee In pockets Pori
Wine In eighth, fourth aud one half pipes old
and tine, Tor sale by JONES " co.
July II dts Richmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14
Tin Foil and Metallic Cap Mandatory,
No 80 Crosby Sueet, New York
Attention Citizcns!!

IAvE you called at lliasH sTRAusEs Clothing, Boot
and Gents Furnishing Establishments II you have
YOU viii call again. and those thai have mol
should ceraly call, their motto Is selling Cheap
Custom aud Dollar saved Ia Dollar made. We
sill in receipt of fresh goods by days
just to public In general, come ALL 10 H.
No % Main street., between Nowin Murrrii $ and A. e.
Lewis. ljunc yi-,its lIilsSlt u SrKACSE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14
Brazilian Pebble spectacles.

Fire, Life and Marine n -a.AcC
Lynchbuig Hose x Fire Insurance Company.
yIyIs Company Insurance against loss or damage ny
Fire D~cling iio,s- stores, f"bhcro Faciories nsa
other buildings Furniture, Goods Wares and Msrcnndse,
generally, and e,,uaif, the most favorable terms
the Hives Of NIL persons enjoying
good aud Of sound constitution for the whole dnn'on
al life, or n limited period.
employed orJinar, occupations, will be inslred On
reasonable terms.
Company viii also take marine risks from aud to any ~
he Northern u southern Ports at favorable rates
JOHN ROBIN N, bASlEI, President,
JAMES NJ. CDiifi> Nre President,
GEORGE u. TIiI EMAS, Child Engjo".r.
JouS ,usf TAYLOR, WA r. ASDEgsoS,
JAuE. r. PAYNE. IonN T. DAVIS,
Wu H. efEArrox =. LAkGuoRNE,
saMEi H. McKISsEy, CuA-. u. SLAUGHTER
JAS. q. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
CREED I. WILLS. SECRETARY.
DR. WM. oTWAY OWEN, u.,,,ai r. .r,n.,.
DR. r. H. GILMEH ~ ~
Tn. Medical Examination If Insurance will he
made the oie Of the ,oman, Oh each day between the
hour. Of 4 ap.i o'clock. r. NJ. feb 2}Its
lNEIESDIY SOrCE-l wish thus timely la iu,rs fkosc
whose accounts fall due In JULY, that I'm
wing my In july August, must rues pay
Tor their accounts EAHif JrLY which hope VIII lie
cnien, and that all such viii cal.
june li-,its. r. sEABCRf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14

ru,yp OeltluS b0lClQg. xn,xo
LAVE now on hand the BEST stretched Leather BELIlNu
." Tue various sizes used In machinery fastened In lh
p,s manner apd ofeYen thickness For sale Norhcn"
prices W
june edits. AN SIMPSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14

lICLECTIC; odeys Ladys Book; Ballou's Dollar Monthly;
u Frank Iesle's Gazette Of Fashion, and Petersonat
H. G. VICrORs BOOK STORE,
aug gid. ib3 Main street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14

NEW BOOKS.
LEE AND LlsKHry In AxEHicA-a new book Of Travels by
IL Chas. Mackay; - -.
ANCIENT SPANIsH DALLAps-Loekhart:
IBhPER-A new Novel-by Miss Marryatt:
KNITTING WORK--Mn Pnrtingtoa;
fALAEHs TRANSLATION Of MIcheiets celebrated EAmoW;
LOVE NE LrrLE, LOVE- Lose--both musn and paper
New Edition Of JOHN HAIYAx--bound and Illustrated;
aug se-d's For saie y PAYNE b BLACkfoED' !
HCARD. .,,.
nav lately made trip after Goods, and now rtcoi'
Ing large stock Of all articles needed this o w
year Persons anxious lay their money advanAs
VIII lenSe call without delay.
an3 ildifts 10. J. PIrIviS, Agent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14

konk flsll.We have'jnst received lot Of No. 1 Rock
fish In barreh, (Norh Carolina packed In st1 aoa ~
superior to shad for retailing ami which we nyy ~, rad
and our friends generally examine. AZ We viii sei bar"ni
inme 10 Ia LEE. ROOKIE e CO.,
100 @--uts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14

CAMP, SMITH < co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14

EpINGLErs AND HAZE DRAIDs, for the Ladies'; a nne
HI and cheap article, for sale by
aug 18-difts JNO j. PUkVlS, Agent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14

FuyE und--gnea having removed To the store formerly
cuIcd By c. T. LtehHed, E~I, nexi oor 10 rby saun
der beg leave inform hs friends TINT c still engaged In
the Lssal.sioa ard fornardng business and keeps
.aniy hand veil selected stock II AND
wieh he will sell nj prices that Will not fail 10 ease
His facilities far doing C0hsssos srouEA0E BtsIsEss
unsurpassed, having house upon the Basin, with well
enclosed o wre consgnments OF Lumber aud Pig Iron will
be entirely secure.
lie 10 s Agent fur Lyngsions celebrated Flows and Plow
Casngs aud vi always keep full assortment Also, Guano
Cement aud Ground Plaster.
feb ldis wM. T. ANDERSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14

SllITS, HOSIERY, &c.Shrs Drawers, Collars, Gloves,
lJloscry, llandkercefs Sucks Neck Ties uf the
latest spring style, just received by
march 20 dts WIN. /. PAGE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-14

.lA CASES STICK LIC0RICE on consignment and for sal
~ by tapril 1Sdtsl SMITH ADAMS.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-01
ouaok Doctors

We have resided 10 lhis beautiful town of
st. Jahnsbury nearly two years. During
I 9hls time asrsEal travelling humbugs. calling
themselves doctors have infected ths com
munlty. These boastff preieuders 70 msdi-
cal skill usually advertise themselves "Ihe
greatest Of living physicians" they have been
confidential physicians 10 nearly all the Royal
families Of Europe. and Evil give tho best NJ
references 10 Alm9st every town 10 the United
States" all Of which il an unmitigaied hoax
These WORTHLESS are about az mean aud de'ii
fufe ofirtih az the leaders Of the Democratic
party, They are gussts Of popular hotels,
and pay eEuayagant bills with money OBJ
taiued from the eredulous,-And IN order 10
make sure Of the dimes, they ooolly tell their
patients that, before making y prescription,
they must pay ~ adpaHce o, yea you
mar pay sapgl our "sluT" won't work vel
unless Il IL paid Tor before Il gets down your
Ihroatsl Besdef, they say, We shall b. un-
der the Necessity Of tearing folpn 10 very
few days tsuderiug humanity requires our
services elsswherel but depend upon IL our
mixture Of 'buruing fluid, rotgut, and soft
soap" will certainly cure your disease, and
In the course Of eight or tea days from the
time you commences taking our remedies, the
ealom'l, blue pills, and quicksilver will rattle
out Of your systems like "shoi OF from shin
gle"
Now We say TO all persons afflicted with
disease, Keep aioay from these monstrQus
cheats! They are Aher your money,-noth-
ing else, Persons who. for long time. have
been inyalids, are Of course, exceedingly unN-
ious.Jb regain health, and would willingly
sacrifice every thing they possess, could they
by doing 80, secure is blessings but depend
upon ii,you can Herer hope 10 obtain relief
from these illiteralo quaeks.
our advice 10 inyalids then Il, pAironizt
your family physician, who has spent his
time aud money for the laudable purpose Of
qualifying himself for the practice ~ HE pro-
feHisn and who, 10 alleviate your sudering'
Z, ever ready TO face storms by night or day.
Again, We say, keep away from theAe travel
ling humbugs, br We shall all 60 to "thal
undiscovered country" soon enough, without
being hurried on by quaek doctors.
OSE VINO Knows.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-01

Mrs CUNSINonAN. "Burlcigh," in tho
Boston Journal, corrrctS the following state
mcnt in regard to Mrs. Cunningham
IA correspondent Of tho Rochester Union
writes from New York that Mrs. Cunnipg
ham, OF Burdell murder notoriety, and her
two daughters, nre living in an elegant man.
sion in twenty-thrd street, and apparently in
easy eisss%lf; SstS4s,- They give parties coca
sionally, and The head ct the family il is
said, was visible at the Jpera the other even
ing. Augusta was married recently TO a
young Southern planter, and Helen, il is said
is in a fair way to follow the example"
There are nearly as many mistakes in this
article as there are lines. Mrs. G.. does not
live in "23d. street." but in 4sth street. She
is not in "casy circumstances" but is reduced
ant. poor. he 'giugVnt mauSiJn Is house
in block on the new upper street, for which
she is indebted to TIE kindness of the owner
till spring. Her house is not entirely fur
nished. the most oe il not at all, and what il,
is of the commonest style. She has wasted
all the property she had and is not able to
take a house Of comfort. All the ordinary
avenues of employment open to most women
are closed against her The prejudice
against this woman was never stronger than
now, and having spent all she had to defend
herself in courts of law, she is now very poor
and would keep a boarding house or do any
honorable thing to get living, If she could
do so. Her d"Gghter Augusta has not been
married to y Southern planter" but to a
young man in this city, who has not one dol
lar to rely upon but what he earns from day
to day and the rumor about Helen is as up
ocryphal aS the rest Of the story.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-01
News OF the Week-.Psrsonai and
Political,


They had Mount Vernon Ban 81 iis
Asbdsis,5 o. Music in Man York. ON Tuesday
evening, Il was magnificent affair, a
handsome sum WAS realized.
The telegraph reported few days since
the massacre Of party Of mall carriers In
New MEXICO. They we're murdered by the
Camanohe Indians, who had declared ven
gsanos against nHJ party that might attempt
20 open a NV road through their country
lhs party numbered five or slr persons,
.nd some friendly Indians state that they
fought long aud we'll before they were oysr-
come by the greatly superior numbers oftheir
red enemy. The mail was entirely destroy
ed.
MeNulty tried for the murder u police
o0icerIIodsdon 6fBoston was found guilty
Of murder In the second degree, and HpsSsn-
fenced to the State pd65n Tor lie, lie IL u
bad man, and though pnly "a ears old, has
bven rowdy, burglar and murderer
Gen. Houston, now IN bis shtyGhh year,
has signided hls Intention 10 retire from pub
lie lie on the hGh Of March next The Gen.
has purchased extensive lands on Galveston
hay, whittier hg will remove, 70 engage OK
tsnsysly 10 sheep grazing.
The "susau" has returned from Nicaragua
without having succeeded IN landing the
"smlgranr fllihuslcn with whom she was
laden She Ia nov cruising near the mouth
Of the river Colorado.
Washington kilograms say that Judge
Samuel Black il to be- appointed Governor
ofNsbratka.
Reports from Kansas arc TO the effect that
fresh troubles have broken out near Fort
Scott, Ia which troubles Capt Montgomery
was prominent
Several Tennessee papers are advocating
tho claims Of Senator Andrew Johnson ~
the democratic candidate for the Presidency.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-01-01
County Bible Society Meeting,
For the Caldouian.

For the CAldouan.
ThrAnnual meeting ofthe Caledonia County
Bible Society, vas holden ht MeIndocs Falls
Dee q, 1883, l.. H.. Delano. Esq, Prcsi
dsrt In the chair. The Secretary being alb
sent, Hon. 4. q. Chadwick, was chosen Sec
Rotary pro TEN. a letter was read from Hon
Theron Howard, declining u reelection n
Secretary aud Treasurer. The officers foI
the ensuing year were then erected, NJ FOL
lows For President, l.. II. pelano, Esq, Of
llardwick, for Vice President, Rev Geo. +
Wells, Of Peachdn, for Secretary and Urea.
surer, 4. Jewett, Of ST. Johnsbury, for Direct
ors, Hon. Theron Howard, Hon Jacob Illan-
ehard. Rev. H. Wellington, for 'eorrespond
ing Secretary, Rev. 4. Boutell The follow.
ing resolution by Mr.. Chadwick, was adopted
Resoire,L That the thanks Of this society
be rendered to the Hon. Theron Howard. for
the acceptable manner in which he has dis.
charged the duties OF Secretary and Treasurer
the last ten. years.
A. q. Chadwick, was appointed auditor, to
settle with the former Treasurer
In the afternoon the society listened TO the
reading OF the report Of the corresponding
Seeretaryi also TO addresses from Rev. J,
Steele, agent OF the State Society, Rev. Goo.
n. Webhcr Rev. Mr. HaEen, Rev. Mr..
Gbodell, Rev. Mr.. Wells and others.
The following resolution introduced and
supported by Rev. NJ. Weber, was unani.
moualy adopted,
Resoired, That the circulation Of Bibles, I,
an enterprise which ought TO enlist the sym
pathy and cooperation Of ali the friends Of
popular education.
+. JEWET-T, See'y.