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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-06

The recent somewhat extensive discoveries OF
Eezso hsas onissadsia Ne Paoiae. 10 Brasil. r..
VII have ths tendency. svsa q infsriotia qualiiy.
oflssssains he price Of Peruvian Gusso. This
fsrtlissr he's GENE largely inso use, especially
10 England. AID has gscn such general satisfAc-
ton. that II 10 now looked upon - almos.
atty In agricultural operations. But the exorbi-
tant prices now demanded by importers has scrv-
ed Of late 10 lessen s and therefore agricultur
lists will be glad TO know that large quantities Of
other kinds will soon come In competition In the
markets with tina. from Peru. Within few years
past the names of upwards Of forty-eight guano
islands. mostly. ne believe. lying in tho Pacific
Ocean. have been claimed by Americans. and re-
corded at Washington. It Is not claimed that the
guano from these islands IL equal in value to that
obtained at the Chincha Islands. belonging 10
Peru. Exact analysis will. however, soon deter
mine the relative worth Of the product.
We hnd. in late English paper. the following
account Of still later discovery, which may turn
and quality;
The Earl Of Malmesbury. Secretary Of State for
Foreign Affairs, transmitted to the ROYAL Agricul-
gan. Her Majesty's Consul Mt Bahia. respecting
some original deposits Of guano from which nj
trate Is exracted) existing in the province VI Ba-
hia. Tho Lords Of the Committee Of Priyy Coun-
Gil for Trade transmitted the three boxes Of snm-
Piles Of the gua.o referred TO in the above
and requested TO he favored with the result Of any
experiments that may be made with view to Ms
certaining the value OF this substance. Mr.. Nor.
gan's report states that favorable accounts have
been given Of the sample already sent u London,
Liverpool. and Birmingham. The deposits exist
in beds Of limestone, some of them extending over
20 square leagues. The most available deposits
are found on the road 10 the diamond districts -
The chief drawback is the want Of good roads, but
the formation Of railroad is in contemplation.
There arc also other and almost inexhaustibe do
posits in tbs neiehborhood OF the River San Fran
cisco, province OF PLAINLY. These altogether cx-
tend over territory of upwards Of 200 square lea
gucs The report proceeds to detail the process
Of extracting the nitre. which is used TO prepare
gunpowder Of very ordinary quality. and TO pre-.
serve meat and Ash Tho report concludes thus
From information received from several Of the
proprietors Of those deposits lying in the intended
line believe. with the railroad, the primitive
Garth or man ure could be replaced in England ut
II. TO 81. per ton. Should the trade in this article
increase. either from competition aLundanc", il
is but natural TO suppose il would be placed mt
lower figure Fer the purpose Of our commerce. in
asmuch rs the manure in question csntntns highly
matter with largo quantity of real
phate, and carbonate of lime
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-06
BY EDMUND. DAVENPORT 3 RI

GA0Go SALE OF
Rio Coffee. Salt, Porter, and Fine Tc,s
an SATURDAY, the 9Th Of Areusr we viii ..i 49,,
~ office nj II o'clock NJ, the cargo of the bark sally Mage
consisting Of "see'
, Snl bags Flo Coffee, quite number of the mark.
O.COO Laguuyra style. ="
4. OD$ sacks Fine Salt per ship Mary Russell d,,.,
y, - AD from Liverpool ~
900 Terces pint and quart London Porter, just landing
cOO from the ship Amazon and ship Caravan.
ALSO
OOS hafchest Fine Gunpowder Teas imported by lis Inv
- Ac the ship "Romancc Of the Sea- from China ~
july 2S6auginc EDMUND, DAVENPORT h 60
BY nIrNIQp MQNCEpE 90
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-06
Fancy Grove For Sale at Auction.

pursuance Of the viii Peyton Lenwirh dccJ the I'm.
=, d d,r y VIZ sill ~ 'c auction, THURsDAY
named VERY ALtADE FARM yina in hn F c "nDsT
on which said decedent at the time of his dearh
c M IS considered one Of the desirable farms
IN. where IN The neighborhood Of Lyncbburp II con.
ains - acres, of which about 80 acres are well mber
A'oui 1Wohrs of the fence enclosing the farm il of stone
well constructed The plantation is in hish state Of inro
men and very productive The buildings ahumgb pnip IRE
IN good repair and sufficient for the comfortable ada,
lion OF small family The plantation is well woter hnyins
several good springs and well Of water in the varl Tk
Into consideration It's superior location and It's many other MI
ns estate presents attractions rarely be met
fourth cash; the balance at G. ~ and Is
months bearing interest," Personal security will he rruuird
for the deferred payments the title retained until the Whole
:" r purchase money is paid. The purchaser will have the
prl',' Of seeding wheat and posse ssion will be ry,a
G6 zo"i y December next.
he undersigned selling Executor will only convey sueh
"''' Is Is vested IN him by the will aforesaid.
i,Iv % ,a,o,, LIrrLEr0N LEFrWICH,
.'-''Seot'"os Executor of Peyton Lcftwich. decd
,.,,,. Trustees Sale.
'HE undersigned, Trustees acting under the Deed Of Trust
mae ny Thomas o. Acre 10 n. IT, Campbell and james
rh"hiit, dated the 18th December ia will proceed on
kpAl The 18th day Of August next TO sell The folnwine R,s
Estate in the city of Lynchburp ~ " ~ ''e ~
I % l on Main street. fronting "a feet running back
1e 'n,S ic tenement occupied by VIM D. Mrrll AS
= One Lot sri Church Street ADJOINING n r Thur.
gaans and Henry j. Browns lots fonti9g on I'd street 46s
'ee- ana running back 1872 feet " " -
adjoining John T. Mureis ot and nearly onnose the
euenee OF s. T. Peters Each of is valuable piece
property and desirable either for occupation or investment
Seventeen undivided thirty seconds Of the lot an 9Th
t o opposite me garden Of L. Mostly ESQ., fronting Soy
oh WEDNEsDAY, the 18th August on the premses the ayen
Rropsry known REPUBLICAN GROVE including forty
rye acres Of band Bonds with good personal security will
rr9uircd'a six twelve and eighteen months from The Jav 4
a interest added and the title will be retained till the whoe
Purchase money Is paid. " Wv "
-" Undersigned selling as Trustees will co,,ev s,,b tts
hH - - 90 t,i.lp by iie sid decd 49, -
r G n sale Of ,hr Lsnchbarc pro, crty will be;n at Mm
ie" ." snol On Main Street, NJ O'Clock P NJ
july Is lteo4ug i 4 q pRiEENWyiDDIE zr,,ss"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-06

AM AGENT FOR the following papers the line of rail-
road from yneburg Chattanooga all of them having
large circulation the people OF South western Vir-
rim unnbE rpun
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-06
Miss Manson's School for Young Ladies'.

FINlik next session of this School will Commence ii is,
Il MONDAY in OCTOBER ut her residence in Brde ~,
county, ten miles from Lyncburg The numh,r ~ ,',,
limited 10 IL Terms as heretofore - i"i'i' u
Address Holconbes Rock Bedford Co, Va LauoGc,ioc,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-06
Terrible Railroad Accident near Troy.
THIRTEEN PERSONS KILLED.

ALsAxY. August 3d.-A terrible accident o.
Cured On The Northern Railroad, near Sehanti-
coke. Ias. night The down train, due In Albany
81 d p. H.. while passing over the bridge which
creek below, distance Of twenty to twenty-five
feet The water MAS abou. sig or eight feet deep
Over thirteen persons are reported TO have killed
The following are the names, NJ they are known,
ofthe killed and injured.
KlLED.-Mrs Schuyler. Of Albany; Mrs. Coo
ley, iwife Of the conductor Albany; Chas. Plmp-
ton, mail agent Vermont; David Russell, express
messenger. Albany; Patrick connollny. trackman
0rcenbush.
Tho wounded sre q. s. Cooley, conductor, #
Albany. badly Thomas McCaruck, newsboy, right
leg broken and otherwise injured; Michael Elan
merry, Troy, passenger, heal cnt chest bruised and
supposed internally Injured.
The engineer and fireman escaped with slight
bruises.
The accident took place about one mile from the
village Of Schagticoke. This moment the train
struck the bridge the structure gave way. The
locomotive. however, got across, and became de-
tatced from the tender; the latter went down
and tho baggage. and two passenger cars followed
The first passenger car went down on the tender
and the second passenger car ran into and keeled
II over. Most Of the dead and wounded have been
brought 10 this city.
Taoy, N. Y, August 3-Nine dead bodies
had been taken out Of the creek up TO / O'Clock
last evening, and twenty persons were wounded
while 1t was thought that more dead bodies were
under the wreck. The following are additional
names Of injured
John liessorI, OF Quebec badly; Arthur Forbes,
Of Bstwn Ontario county, not badly; Charles
Perry. OF Claremont, n. A.; CIR. Prentice of New
York cI'y;J. G. Payne. Of Dayton, Ohio; W. s.
Harris Of Whitewater, Wis; Thomas Talbot of
New York city, and W. j. \. FnIler Of New York
city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-06
3 Shoes! ShOeS!! ShOes!!!

~ iShiNG 70 open In my former house September -
iran anu new stock OF Goods possible shall offer
Merchants Bank. '' opposite me
have some Ladies' good Caters ut Il 90: f.w ri, c
gress Gaers 81 %; some Ccloured Caters at Al 90 ~
MY supply OF Lddtes Fne Shoes Gaffers will b .,
july BOTS % az sSI nM NC
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-06

s,-un, GLASS Preserving Jars,
StPPLl of Sone's Patent PreSeJTiro In +, r-..
ing Fresh Fruits, Vegetables. dc. Tics ln,s ,,, Nv
simple m construction, and think preferable To nm, :,
Jug Las JOHN H. SEAY prupr,x,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-06

RoCKBRIDGE ALUM wATER.--Iust to hand. ,oo ca.o,
Ia Fresh Alum Water. ' 'oV cases
juy 22ls n pr-,,yr,,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-06
COMMERCIAL.

Alexander 8. loot,
COMMIS SION M n II A " g.
ToB.ccoThere much activity In the market with heavy
breaks We note n advance shipping Tobacco
particularly In qualities suited 10 the English market The
highest point s225 and the lowest $3.50 during
Inc s.son All qualities Manufacturing without any
au,iate change continue quotations except
shlppiny Tobacco, which alter To fsGLl2
HHg,Tle market Is fully opened, with considerable
The quality IS mostly shove an average bui
prices are variable We quoe o. $50 30 as TO quality
FLorRSdperane sea- I'D for new, with dull market
CogS.--aoc6f 81 -, rather hrmer and some demand
MKAL-fl,r1 at wholesale.
D,rS.--In sheaf. selng AT NOlt y cts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-06

r,xcv s. F2ncy Cassimeres.
ENNNC1 Spring 'ts.iiercs Vesiinys Clo,b.., ,
mar 26-,-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-06

VIRGINIA Echo, Halifax c. ii.
Va. n TENN. NEWS, Bristol, Va
UNION,
DEMOCRAT, Greencville, Tenn.
ADvERTIsER, Chattanooga, -
Posi-, Athens, "
pharhsT' Abingdon, Va.
REGISTER, Salem, Va
STAR Il HERALD, Christiansb'g.
PATRIOT, Grayson {. H., Va.
TINES, me- "'
ADVOCATE, Tazewell c. H., Va.
SOUTHWEST, Giles c. H., Va.
RFptfRfIcAN Winchester. Nn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-06

tJAlNls AND olIS.-wLi:e' Zine Whit. Load ali ,
= ground IN b, ii seed Oil Srrt. All colours
by Iau., III wa 7i''s i rlenilne, &c, for sale
r''e ''''1 sTABLER l. JONES.
81 GOLD r.NCII~-'rhe 0nder will viii, h, ..,,.
may II dts. ~ ''
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-01-05
Nfabane 2ititio, bic gang 6ranfreid al8 bic
eole Weooattle Wutter oritft. s

Nfaoane 2ititiu, bic gang 6runfreid al8 bic
eole Wtoodme Mutter sritBt,
ytapClecn bob feline Nu9en gu tbr etnpcr, uno
Der oatere @rult leiner 8ltfe idnti9te lia. sc
1T pabr, ia9te er, Sbre S6Ane, Oiaoan1e, linO
gu beueioen um cine fcl9e 0tutter. Sie ner-
ben 9bnen Uttl Dant fdulDi9 fem, penn Sie
mereen e8 Iein, Wapame, methe ourd Sbre
cole 8erertlamteit uno 9bre mpolante Sals
tun8 YrenBen 9erettet bat SD mteOerbole e8
Sbner nod etnnlol: iA neroe tbuil, mas iA
Dernia9, nm Sbre 2BinIde gu erftillen! g6tr
mernen nod meiter taru6er Ipreten! 6ir beute
babe i4 Die @bre, mid @w. Wajeltdt 81 ems
pIeblen.
Gr reiGte Der SSuigin |eine Sano oar, Qcuile
le9te ianft uuD leiie ibre 5aao in Die leirs.
Stre. a9te lie tlefbewe8t ld1 boffe, OaB, mad.
Dem id9 oaS 0llid gebabt, Dem SeroS oes Jabr4
bunoertS uno Der @eidihte mld, gu uaDsu, ct
mir oaS 0fedt nnb Die @enuB!AaaaB gonnen
Dtro, letner lnmer nit DanFbagtet uuo Bez
numbering 5u 9e0euten.
9fapoleon neiSte idwsiseuo lein 9Iupt unD
beribrte init leuen 2ippeu lbre OlnD. Dam
nabul er nit elmer lummen Serbeu3unB 4b
Idleo bon DEM &odlg unO DerlleB oa8 @emah.
Sb, rlef Die Sonl9m, ais lie mteoer ollein
mar nit ibrenl @emabl, uieleiAt bin i9 BOD
nlc9t umlcnit bier 9epelen, plelleibt bat @ott
meinen Bcrten Sraft perlteben, unU le baren
oas 6er5 oeS @ewaltiSen 9eriibrt, oaB er uns
lere 8ere4ten 6croerungen anerfeuuen nlub,
oaUpr 5urtifbebt, gum Nduber an unltrm 81.
9entbnm 5a werben @ieb pa8, nlein G)ctt, u.
mein san3e8 2eben lpu Elm Danf ge9en Did
iein a $50 -a agssa
0eapclecn mar inceB ernt uno I9peiseno in
ielne NeliDen3 8uriifgefebrt be9lettet BON Gal
leprano, an ben er AUDI nidt etll etu59es Otal
lpdbreno oeS gSe9eS Oas QBprt 9erihtst bate
Als abeT Der Dfmlter, bel brem @intritt in
baS SdloB, nit eiuer ltummeu 8erbsugung lt9
entfernen wcate, bielt tbn Der &ailer nit elnem
SebieterilAen Bint ieiner 6aub auriid. y
6cl9en Sic mir IN mem Seabilet, faate ct,
moen er raid pcrmdrt5 dritt 9allepranD
bnfte binter ibm Der, unp elm balb lp6tti9es,
balb b. sbafteS Saheln unIipelte eine l6ualen
2ippeu. saaaa5ss aaa8sas. iia55 agaa
Der 0eros, Der bic Welt .beherrlHen wil,
ia9te 2alspranO leile gu it'd, felber, Der SeroS
bat elne lebr meni9lide Resun9, urb mir per
een leet elne enpfnpianle Scene baben.
a Is.H (SprtleBuna fplat) ec#ft
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-01-05

.Ees tdstt9s /, @aItimEr 2Dedsr" ssrlStta:
t0ltst ssnts per gDe&e, an bis Grdgsr sabS6ar.
Der 2RtdeF' ptgb e6enfGa8 tn DalbtnstSu une
Se9eslsn9 ta8It9 SNr@ GrG8er ben NbOnnsutfn
'hs 9eus 6siOr8t.
Qur1 ole gpf S1rIeneet tptet Ger t6sltGr gDedet
S5.99 per Sagr, tn unbsbtnoter BOrausbs-
aRtWuG,
= ~ Oa5 70 beH6 Fart Hss Baltimore gBsdet
te8stut ie6eu Breftnq uuD tOts idbrit@ 81 tn unbe.
sla8ter 8Erausb5abluus.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1859-01-05
sgI literal SSS0i1er.

Saf5apariIla, zIIe un6 @iOer
Der been aua6t nb fts su babeu 4oem BD.tlins Gta.
blibement pes cEtNG6 YHcGni1S,
IS gfD. 1872, 6ranflinltraBe. Baltimore
e Gle DeFsGuneeu perben fOfenfr tins 5aus esltefsrt
nne fSnnsn es ecrreu gtte pwte Nnbere p&e td N tt
tbrr Euneat bespren pslen perert iei bas tie bic
fen UOsfamedeabfen Str um btaiBfeua9retie erbattn
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-11-10
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHIL

4 BeRerolem Insfifafi0R established BY sp,c-
ial ERdormcBf for The Reiief Of fhe Sick
and Distressed. afflicted Uah IirHIeRf and
Epidemic Diseases.
TSNHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. in
view of the awful destruction OF hui
man life caused by Sexual diseases, and The
receptions practced upon the unfortunate
victims OF such diseases By Quacks. several
wears ago directed their Consulting Sur
eeon. as a CHARITABLE Ac-r worthy Of their
name, 10 open a Dispensary for the treat
ment Of this class of diseases. in all their
forms. and 10 give MEDIcAL ADVICE 6RATls
to all who apply by letter. with description
OF their condition, (age, occupation. habits
Of life. etc. and in ease Of extreme poverty.
To FrRxIsH MEDICINES FaEE oF CHARGE. IL
j. needless 20 add that the Association com
mands the highest Medical skill Of the age.
and will furnish the most approved modern
treatment.
The Directors Of the Association. in their
Annual Report uDOn the treatment of Sexu-
al Diseases, express the highest satisiact
with the success which has attended the Ia
bors of their Surgeons in the cure Of Sper-
matorrhua, Seminal Weakness. GonorrhDa.
elect, syphilis, the vice OF Onanism or self
Abuse. Diseases Of the Kidneys and Blad-
der. etc, and order continuance of tho
ne plan for the ensuing year.
The Directors. on review of the pas
feel assured that their labors in this spher
OF benevolent effort have been of grca; hen /
eft to the afflicted, especially 10 tho young
and they have resolved 90 deTote them
selves, with renewed zeal, 20 this very in
portant and much despised cause.
An admirable Report on SpermatorrhG
or Seminal Weakness, the vice OF Onanisnl
Masturbation, or Self Abuse. and other d
eases of the Sexual organs, by the Consu !
ing Surgeon. will be sent By mail lin sea, \
envelope). FREE or CHARGE. on receipt
Two STAMPS for postage. Other reportf
Tracts on the nature and treatment Of
ual diseases. diet, etc. are constantly 10 a,
published for grataitous distribution, an .
will be sent 10 the afflicted Some of ~,
new remedies and methods OF treaime
covered during the last year, are OF =
value
Address. for Report or treatment, DR. J.
SKILLIx HoUGHToV. Acting Surgeon. How
ard Association, No. , South Ninth Street,
Philadelphia. Pa.
By order Of the Directors.
EZRA ID. HEARTWELL. President.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretar-.
ma96Iv
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-11-10
q Miserable Life
AND
PREMATURE DEATH

XZOUNG MIN who, by indulging IL Sc
cret habits, have ruined their health
Frustrated their nervous system, and i'm
paired their minds, thereby rendering the
pleasures OF married life weary pilgrimage
upon earth. are respectfully notified that DE-
EWING, by much study and experience IN
this branch OF practice, is daily eisecting
cures in the most difficult cases. withsut the
least difficult, or trouble. Patients afflicted
with any kind OF private disease, from the
mldest form TO the most severe. can con
suit DIR. +. with the full assurance OF n
quick and lasting cure. DIR. T.. warrants n
cure without the aid of mercury, or change
of business or dict.
DIR. Ewing announces TO ladies in want Of
remedy tor Instructions, Irregularities
&c. peculiar 10 the delicate organizations
Of their systems. DR.. Dacisr'~ Fsr.alc
Monthly Pills as the remedy. The many
thousand boxes have sold prove if'-none
speak I'll of them, for all like them. DR.
Dacier's Pills can only be had az DIR. Ex
ing's Office No. II Virginia Avenue.
South of Branch Ba..x.
INDIANAPOLIS. INDIANA.
C,rrIox-Marrod ladies in certain stua-
tions should not use them. For reason ses
directions with each box. Price one dollar.
Sent by mail to any part of the world. Of
zee hours from : 4. ". until Q r. N.
NAV - lS.q
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-11-10
JOY AND (sHADNESS
HAS been brought
TO MANY HOMES AND FAMILIES,

SINCE the introduction of that World
y RENOWNED medicine. Dir. MANN'S
AGUE BALSA VI, in the Western Country.
and especially the past seasOn-it has
brought health and happiness into more
families than any remedy upon record. The
question would naturally arise. why Is this
Because il does, in all cases in the shortest
time, arrest chills. fever and ague In IL
worst form, and in all cases performs "A speedy
cure. Persons residing in malarious districts
using this Balsam occasionally during the
sickly season, need have no fears Of an at
tack of aguc. 1t is therefore highly recon
mended as a sure preventive. II used in
small doses daily during that particular time
when this class ofdiseascs prevail. For want
of space we can only offer few of the many
evidences in its favor.
Bgcyrus. Ohio, Feb. y, 1858.
DR.. Mann x Co., Gallon, O.-Gents: We
are at a loss 10 find language sufficient To
portray to the public the great esteem in
which your Celebrated Ague Balsam is held
in this community. The fact is il never fails
to cure ague in its worst forms and We can
sell nothing else. Yours &c.,
HoLoBERr & TAILOR, Druggists
Corinth, Miss, oct %, 1888.
MEssRs. :. X. Mann x Co,-Gents:
Having procured supply Of your Ague
Balsam, and testing it thoroughly in many
severe cases OF long standing, where all the
popular remedies OF the day had failed,
found in all cases, your Balsam effected
safe and speedy cure. Ii is just the medi-
cine We want here in the South.
Respectfully yours,
JOSEPH BUCHANAN, Druggist.
NeU York, Feb. -. 1853.
MEssRs. s. X. Mann & Co.-Gents:
have at our house in ~. Louis, sold your
Ague Balsam some three years, and have
carefully observed its effects, and mist in
candor say. do not believe it has equal
in the history of medicine; for. to my per
sonal knowledge, il cures permanently every
case, and have known il used after all rem
edies bad failed, with the same happy result.
have no hesitation in pronouncing il the
greatest discovery ever made in intermittent
remedies, and perfect triumph over chills.
fever and ague.
Respectfully. PRoF. o. J. WooD.
s. X Mann K Co, Proprietors, Gallon,
Ohio. Sold by all good Druggists.
March 3, 1859.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-11-10
losses Paid bv the lEtna
Fire and Inland Navigation Risks
DURING THE rAsr FIVE YEARS:


80 and fair profit.
Especial attention given to Insurance of
DWELLINGS and Contents, for terms
of to years.
The solid service long and successfully
tried. and the many advantages the Etna
Insurance Company possesses in It's line,
should not he overlooked by those ready
70 insure and understanding their best in
terests.
During stringent tines the necessity
for reliable Insurance becomes an impera-
tive duty-the ability of property owners TO
sustain loss being then much lessened.
Agencies in all the principal cities and
towns throughout the State. Policies issued
without delay, by any of the duly authorized
Agents of the Company.
- Business attended to Nth dispatch
and fidelity.
CAREY y. GOODRICH.
sepl5--3m Agent.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-11-10
SEaeriiS'S Sale.

DY virtue of two executions 70 me d.
rected from the Randolph Circuit
Court, | will expose u sale at the court
house door, in Winchester. Randolph Co..
Indiana. on the 18th dav of November.
1893, between the hours of ID O'Clock A. VI.
and | o'clock p. VI. of said day, the follow
ing real estate. situated in Randolph Coun-
", Indiana, 20 Wit:
All the right, title, interest and claim of
the defendant, Michael Cronine. in two
acres Of land conveyed by Robt. Anderson
to Michael Cronine, being a part Of the
northwest quarter of fractional section
thirty FIVE, in township eighteen. of range
one west, commencing at Jerome Robin
sons corner. running southwest I'll within
thirty feet OF fence running east and west.
thence north 20 Jerome Rohinson's line,
tlence along the Richmond and Fl. Wavne
State road, thence west TO Jerome Robin
sons corner or the place of beginning; also
on. lot numbered nineteen in the Marion and
Nssissinewa Valley Rail Road Company's
addition To Union; also lot numbered fifty
six in Carriers addition 20 Union; also lot
numbered one hundred and forty-three in
Union. will also, at the same time and
place. offer tor sale all the right, title. in
terest and claim of the defendants, Michael
Cr0nine and Cl'harine Croninc, in and 20
lot numbered one hundred and forty three
in the town OF Union.
Executed as the property of above-named
defendants, at the suit of Eugene Finn and
Mary Finn.
WI. VI. CAMPBELL.
Oct. %, ls59.-ltee 50. Sheriff K. c.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-11-10
Sheriftss sale.

10y virtue of decree and execution TO
- me directed from the Randolph Com
mon Pleas Court, will expose to sale ct the
courthouse door, in Winchester. Randolph
County. Ind. on the 29th day of November,
1859, between the hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ.
and 4 O'Clock 2. VI. of said day, the follow
ing Real Estate, situated in Randolph Co.,
Indiana, to wit:
Lots number twenty-one (2l) and thirty
four (34) in the town of Pittsburg
Executed as the property OF Thomas j.
Constable and Nancy Constable, at the suit
OF John Bidleman.
WV. VI. CAMPBELL,
De-. 81. ls59.-[fee 3d. Sheriff K {.