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W =. Clay Pate, Of Petersburg, Va has writ
zen letter In reply to the charge Of HE having
SHOWN Vie white fssfher to his old snt.eonist o..
wssomie Brown, In Kansas, In which be ssys:
-. IL Thee yesn sgSI thrashed one coward who
Tor naascsion, would not accept q chaiIenge
- 49, a. able 70 do the same thing In 1850 m
was IN $50, and possibly little aSIs, 81 - :
= III Advices ffom o. Domingo st.te tb.. N.
Dominican Republic 10 on the eve Of ,nosh.~
rsvol1tion: The movement 10 said 70 be In favor
Of ex- President Baez. =. = '-'e'
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: RooMs FOR RENT.-ssssle seatlsmea or
~ nsResrs Of consrs.s can fpd neatly Furnishsd
And fs ,e:i :. ss
sIsx Omce. 80 oe q 81
E BEDROt'Ma on the frst door. Alec, two Par
x1sl q si sA .ss.. s1 S:s...n s:s Nth
Ass: ~
ssS and HssS ssssn ss
RiSs corner r. Sfs .nd iith . .:s Apply :.
siss 4. ssss. &.
Ssrs o. ~ , - looms ana f.s and water in every
q For h SoG%: ,e9:s.ss.
apply a. this ofhoe. : :" oc IS M
STORE FOR RENr.-A STORE in . very
sSs sfSS ,oe;1eae, IN the y,siaity q As N.,onsi
plenty 81 room in the cellar fr the Sscommoaas,aa
o, ~ sn Z. ssPss. Apply q No. ses ssh ssrsst.
= on sth strest, the third door from TIE norfScs.t
9orner OF sth street west and street north nj -
FS s ne s e, . Ss &c
fornstlen apfy 81 the corner store OF 10 the Woed
'ei bicRs Sisr SosDossi :st :.
For aENT-k sTonE ROOM ?. N..:.el..-
Of yNo: r. ELvANs CO.. SOC p svssss.
F0R RENr-rhs BUILDING and premises
l%nsd,sss!y vest, and ad5einisG Wkits's
sSss snd AZ: ssssE a,s. u sPs en-
n = ss Fos terms apply % WM. NJ ELI rs,
= a. 100 lrsa Wsgts. Or a No. 1so New ysr,
TOR REN1-AI ofsQUAREs Noa Iag7 a,d
bling and other Ter eas Sss: s ss
q: 's q !. s
M z. 9sIkst gssden dairy pace. TSs rsst
sssS 10 f0ss ssass .,i lsss,: q
stres. sstvesn Y asd O'Clock. go % = 3 -
FOR RENI.Thet 6ue end oommodious three
u seory DWELLlNG HOUSE, sisustcd on the
south slde al stSse betyssn lsfk and iStk Streets
e 49, fS;tss;i:os .,ss:r %
EqR SALE.-A gsntlemsp vishIn{ % decline
4io 81 oloctod stock Of 60OCEkiES,
SOQp WILL. &C.. store iocatsd m q thriving
5gsaEAoerhogs and doing mir trade. Addrsss A.
EOR RENT-Tvo nsv BRICK HOUsEs-eps
Il of< roeune and TIE other 5rooms-sftuatsd on
stroot north. bstweeu eth and Sab strsees Usst In
3nire Of THOMAS HOi<LlD6 Z. corner Of ah and
streets. oc - 81.
vsry dssirabls ftopt looms.
~ communicating, can b had, With B0AR6. by
1Ariy applicshou e. t07 r3fh bstvesn q Ard III
l4n- rt.-e q CIV teteI l-t tt oc ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-26

TEE WHAfHKR.-The following report Of the
weather for this morning 10 made from the Morse
Telegraph line 70 the Smithsonian Institution
The time Of observation 10 about O'Clock:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-26

SWAMI LANDS or LovisiANA.-The Commits
sioner Of the General Land Once has transmitted
to the Secretary Of the Interior Tor approval list
mo. - Of swamp lands In the Monroe district,
Louisiana, enuring TO that state under the act of
ID March 1910 s---e - = - - -e-.s<-.e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-26

NKBRAsxA LAND SURvKYs-P:ats Of the sur
veys Of townships "a ana -, north Of range s,
east Of the 9th principal meridian Of Nebraska
Territory, surveyed by N. r. Cook, deputy Sur
veyos, has been received at the General Land OF
zee. aA8 s4 d sop.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-26

Naval ORDER.-Acting Gunner Charles Stuart
has been ordered to the Mohican. 5s,s
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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS.
REsoLUrIoN In relation to taxes due upon High

ktsoseed ~ At Board Of Aldermes ssd Board a
CeSssios Cossea of the Corporatios of Georeetecs.
That the Clerk be directed TO call upon the former
Tax Coiiector. Mr.. C r. Shekell for an immediate
statement Of the amount collected under the orti-
nance Of August 2, 1858, for the Improvements Of
the upper part Of High street; also Of the amount
uncoilected, and by whom due, with the reasons
why he has not resorted TO the legal remedies for
collecting the amount due.
y Approved October I, 1850.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-26

tying thtn for the. murders committed On the
Arosnal premises, which are In ID (ths General
Govesnmehts) Jurisdiction, and for the robbery o.
snndfy Of ID buildings Of arms, &c. We psssums
Nat thsse Win be eight OF ten indictments IN aus
sgsisst saeh one Of them. ~ -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-10-26

Ana ympseAisem with oaav.thmis Brew.
who are nisang money 70 procure eoansei for him
~ eat v.sdng their meas, fnsusnsh = g.
oy ssea aagnsa - him = abls counsel
. ,os NE ns.egsmNf q = cass Ike lis = popex
%. 'Sefs We Fsfsr = Mssss FsuIi11r IA
-, ss, Ne ~ p~hsps wifheut snprrio,
.a' ~ ~ 80 ees' N - nssaesnsss = 80.
-. - ssesn and he cs-soskers M. 4 -
- u'ss, - Ne # fss ssdavssine . isesss -
- shsa fnr u aasasr = - 49,
=, men liz v'shis ~ jusisdietioa q yirg,,,.
- - - - - hing usdsr ~ verdiee /.
IN go shs essspl esyurnne13
van ssn 49, rpea IT, ~ -. -
aN tsts "a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-08

years old, for $500.
s.IaAcUIous fsc.ps fRpN Nr ,ru.--A CORE
pendent of the Wvthevlle 7tmsx. writing from
Mountain Hone. il Wythe counly, furnishes the
following account of miraculous escape from
i, ath:
There was an accident Gays the correspondent.
occurred some weeks az nn Waih !, Geek. HAT
deem worthy Of II place III your laper. and one
too, perhaps, the most miraculous record. Ii
may seem to YOU, and Ia the reading pnhhr, al
cxaggeration OF the truth, but 1t Is nohc the less
true, impossible as il may seem.
Mr. Thomas Couthard was digging n we'll fir
llarman Ncwbcrry, and hud succeeded in getting
water, at Il distaucc Of sixty-nine feet. a.id was
about ready to begin to wall the well w; the
most of this distance WAS through hard lime
stone. and the bottom of the wella solid lime stone
About noon the rope was ctdown for him To come
up t" his dinner. and ust rs lac /. It t. the top Ut
the well. and was in the act of having his arm On
the platform To get Out, awful to think the Chain
that was attached to the lower end # the renr
broke, and he fell to the bottom OF The we'll dis
tanse of sirty-hine tfot, without breaking bouc
Or dislrating joint, and only breaiinS tho >hin
in one little place. on tie back part 81 tho head,
and bruising his back and shoulder sanr, which
is supposed struck against some timber III III" de-
scent.
lie Law almost senseless for Il few moments, lot
hearing tho first calls from the top # the Will
MT hurt badly. and for them to let DOWN the buck
ct and he would come up. The bucket was thtn
lrt down, bu; the chain being broken ~. making
the rope some six feet too short hut I,r cl;uscl
up the side OF the wall until lac c,ull ,ct in the
bucket, aud was windles~"l up and :: D; cut IA the
platform, without assistance, saying tdat h" WAS
not hurt; all of this done in the s,io" ot ten
minutes.
DR.. Mitchell OF Crab Orchard. was sout for inn
mcdiaicly fearing thathis Wounds We're not prrcrp
tible but against Mr. Conlthar'l, incl nation. The
D.. dressed his wounds the largest one bong on
his head which was small. bnt cat 10 the bone and
ia a few DAYS he was able to ride to hi, family liv
in. near Wy:hcyie. His ankles wcr" swollen
smarty for several days and the bottoms 81 his
feet were somewhat sore. lie returned in few
days To his labor and is about well, aud has
the well nearly half walled mp. lie lisa large ro-
bust muscular man, weighing between OF" hnn-
drel and seventy or eighty. Nellv, he is one u
those, that not born to die.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-08
OBITUARY..

Departed this life at Amherst Court Hous" on
the 3rd inst FLoRe>cE JULIA OrKY. eldest child
Of X. '. and &. :. Curry, aged years, : months
aud II days. Weep not fond pnrcnts over the
death Of this interesting little girl, ''r She has
lef' this worl fr far brighter and better one III
Heaven. for God has said in his holy word, "Sut-
fer little children to come unto me, for Of such Is
the kingdom of Heaven
Wytheyllr papers copy.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES

BUSINESS MrSs' PRAYER MEETrSG.-Thcrc nre
regular meetings for prayer, ut the room Of the
Young Mems Christian Association, at T. o'clock.
The public are invited to attend.
nov Sits
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-08

The LECTURE ro-NlGmr.-The lecture ii pGof.
W. b. Rogers will be delivered tonight, without
regard To the weather. This gentleman Is Justly
regarded as Of the most accomplished scitn-
AIRS and eloquent orators in this country AMI we
would advise all who can enjoy literary treat Of
the highest order to be present this evening at
the room of the Young Mems Christian AsSocla
ton.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-08

DrArn OF A LrNcHBrRGER.---A correspondent
writing from Kansas City, Mo-, under daic Of
February 25th. gives the snl.oneL account f the
death Of young gentleman. well known in this
city:
have 10 relate the sudden and accidental death
Of John T. Reese. whom you knew. He WAS
hunting on horseback with double barrel gun,
and whilst bending over something caught the
hammer of his gun, it fired and lodged It's contents
in his arm and left side-the loss Of blood nj III"
time of the accident ard extracting the buck SHOT
afterwards, caused his death in wodays-h' was
buried to-day. an the midst of life we are in
death"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-08
Markets

BALTIMORE, March 7.--Funr unchanged. Wheat
firm, Whtc 81 u to So; He'd II - 10 81 3d.
Corn ohceen. higher.
NEW Noah. March Flour luoyaut and I'M
changed Wheat higher. Western White II 81
t,Sl Ga Carn advanced VIRGINIA G's o.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-08

LARGE SALE OF NEGRO ;S.-Wc lg,rn from the
Tobacco Plant that public sale oil Go negroes
came oil at Clarks,ille on the 9Th 81 February.
tMc>sr~ Ia mas L. Mss Il S,n Anc,ioncrrs.
and that the aggregate proceeds ien'ei up So
4oj. bcn. an average If $12l Is. \ 10y, : years
old, soil for S7lo: another 10 years old for $3.50;
girl. years old. for S755, aui another girl. IL
years old for $500.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-08
CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

APPLICATION having been made to us to receive
subscriptions by the week, for the accommodation
If persons who prefer to subscribe IN this way,
we have concluded to offer any facility that will
increase the circulation uf the Virgnan. especnl-
" during the campaiSn upon which we have en-
terrell. We will rherctr re receive subscription, at
our counter ut l2} coats per week. pavHl L. in al
vance The rapet will he delivered, II desired.
at the re ,ilences Of tho parties any where within
the city limits.
PERSnx Alton. VIM. l.: Gnssir. Opposition
Candidate fai Gl,ern": # this State, spent Sun
day last in tai. city. aul left the ira. ef that
nigl. for Richmond, whore lie was To have al
dressed Ratification Meeting last evening.
REriGious-rhe Rev. D.. Brnallus, of ftelc-
rick>hurg. preached at the Baptist Church in this
city. last : tha;h m ,rning and night. The con
gre.ations On both occasions. were LARGE. and all
present, evidenced the deepest interest during the
delivery If the sermons. The morning discourse
was f,un led on that familiar passage Nv hat shall
do to be sayel?" and was one of the best speci-
mems of scripture preaching ii has ever been our
fortune to hear. The simplicity of the Plan Of
salvation was calculated in mastery manner,
and the differ. positions assumed by the sneaker
wer, enforced by the strongest logic and the most
happily conceived illustrations.
The seru IN at night ON the character and
duties of the Christian and from the rapt ntten-
ton If his congregation, we have no doubt but
that the truths enuncated 10y the speaker, found a
lodyment in the hearts of many of his auditors.
Dr. B. has succeeded in making most favorable
impression church-gong citizens, AMI "a
visit from him at any future time will be laed
with sincere pleasure by all who enjoyed the
,lcasurc of his recent minisrations.
At the Methodist Protestant Church, the Rev.
Dr Thomson preached in the morning to II large
AMI deeply interested congregation.
DR. It's discourse characterized hH tie
al which 1istiuuusl 81, all his
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ErOhtai,sr and We'll t.fabiishc6
pRINTING OrcicE COR SALE

l IIANi: ,alr, SEW NfAIi.R AND J't I'll lin
| good AID h,al'ls Iac1tothri hANtrS 1.AhtiE
CIR, Ia,lIoN AID a tlitN. E\lE AUNl1 lt>lAG
SlIJHlt ri kpNAtE. ANY snt,Ah,c III small
4u rlunit, l'uhtthl' ,uslnrnt
lNi tIft,r all ga lit f~ta .-an'ut IL. hu-nt
ii is iu uuaIl4lfp ,Jo 600 tutht I
nintrl,n aItr the .lt, IT," Nnc!..
burg. Va a. Ahiflll,.
ran ,ihn Newspaper Ad, ttt-ng Agent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-08

LYNcHBURG IIrsTINGs CoURT, MARCH TERM,
1859 Present Aldermen Saunders, Lacy, al
Ter and Payne
Joseph ii. Wilson. Foreman-Ro. Nicholson,
H. H. Sherman, 0. W. Brown, JAS. l.. Schoolteld,
L. S Irvine y. j. James, Alexr Mortimer Vim.
II. Booker, Wm H. Bowman. Ro. +. llening, Ro,
S. wilkins, .Jno +. Browne, VIM. b. Fisher, Thos,
G. wilkins, and VIM. ii. Mountcasle, were sw ,rn
Grand Jury Rules to Wednesday next, against
A. II. Armiscad. Jas. +. llorner, Jno. L. Davis,
and Thos s. Stabler, Jr.. for not attending rs
Grand Jurors
Indictments found against Calvin Chcnault
Marshall Chenault and Landon \. Shell
o. W. Brown excused from further service rs
Grand Juror and Sam'l q Davis substituted
Malachi Mccormick Charles Byrne. Peter Dor
sew. and Joseph Sartori admitted citizens.
Rule w. Nancy Little to Wednesday next. to
shew cause if any she can, why Henry Little
should be bounden apprentice to Dawson Will
kins.
Accounts of G. Dabney, Trustee of Wells &
HYDE of r. g. II. keau admir- of Jas. NJ. Boyd
.'o.'' and ot Jno. F. Sale. Ex'or of II. S. Lang
,rne, fled AMI ordered to lie for exceptions.
Accounts of c. W. Button and G. W. Trott or
dered to be paid.
Elz Camm VS.. W. w. Woody, Judgments
Isaac Adams a,lmr same, confessed.
.,.-. Lucy W. O;ey qualified as administrators
Of Jno NJ. 0'ey, decd.
Commonwealth VS.. W. A. loot Jury and vcr-
dict Of not guilty.
Commonwealth vs. 7. l.. Golf; now being ar
gucd by j. Garland for Commonwealth, and +. ID.
Christian for Defendant
JAS A. Robinson received license to sell ardent
spirits
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-08

No OPposITIoN IN THE PETERSBURG DIsTRIcT.-
At Democratic meeting Saturday evening con
yened for the purpose of hearing political dis
cus,ion between dessrs. Thos. T. Goode, Hopkins
and Campbell, these gentlemen appeared and
severally addressed the meeting. They also an
nouncci, respectively, their withdrawal from the
contest. and Mr. Gordon having also withdrawn
as we have been Informed in the last ten days,
the Hon. William O. Gooac has now no opposi-
ton.
We will take this occasion to express our regret
at learning that Mr., Goode is confined in Wash
ington bv an attack of Pleurasy from which we
hope lie will soon recover Pet. Int.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-08

FREIGHT TRADE-There were received, at tho
depot of the Va. & Tenn. X. r., on yesterday, l.
loaded cars, consisting of 3l5 barrels Of Flour
49, bushels of Wheat; "a 00o lbs. Miscellaneous
There were Il loaded cars sent West same day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-08

~ hr,. taAs lie recently 'ups'Ih las hot &GIli
SMITH. vtrfp t'ov ,'rtl conduct Gsn r. trFry
and Compt>siui I.,H,cs -, The SMITH ApAMN
will ir Icss 'o - friends Of t." old cnne'f ud
The public gen"i "A! '. JNb THO. >hliH
ianats i. ADAMS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-08

HoMIcInE.-An ARRAY occurred in the Kanawha,
Va, Salnes, in the neghborhood of Rush
Crock, last week. letween Robert Brown and
Jerome Brown. which resulted in tho death of the
former
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-08

MANIA A roTr-Sarah Jane Seldom, nisera
bly dcpraved free negro woman, while in a state
bordering on mania potn made her appearance
at the cage Sunday night and applied for lodgings
Her request wa. granted. and the next morning
when brought before the Mayer, she was ordered
to Jail.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-08
Mr. Goggin IN Richmond

EicnNoNa. March Mr. Goggin is al lressing
an immense audience here Tonight.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-08

STEALING CoAr.-Iienry, slave belonging to
Dr.. Saunders, was arrested Sunday night ON the
charge of stealing coat. the property OF Waiter,
a slave to Col james NJ, Langhorne. The coat
was found in the possession of Henry but next
m rning, when brought before the Mayor tie ar-
cuscd proved by several witnesses, that he borrow
ed it from John Didlake, slave also the property
Of Dr. S. John was thercupon sent for, and ON
being ntcrroeated as to the means 10y which he
became possessed of the garment gave very I'M
satisfactory replies. He alleged that he purchase
it of colored gentleman, with whom he had MT
previously enjoyed the pleasure of an acqua'n-
lance. A female friend of Johns attempted to
corroborate this part of his statement, and even
went so far as to identify the coat before She had
seen it, The Mayor feeling satisfied that neither
John nor the woman told the truth, ordered the
release Of Henry. and adludged John - laHhes,
which exemplary punishment, it is hoped, will
have the effect to cause that gentleman to be moro
careful in the future how he lays hands on
the wardrobe Of his neghbors.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-08

CALL AccEr1ED.-It has been stated that two
Elders Of the odd Brick Church." New York.
were st Hampden Sidney College, Va. soliciting
Rev DR.. IIogc to bee me assistant pastor to Rev.
Gardner Spring A New York correspondent of
the Philadelphia Ledger. says:
Rev Mr. IIoge has accepted the post ofassis
tant IN ulster, at Rev DR. Springs church, Fifth
avenue. The salary is S., 900 per annum.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-08

Death of Ex-senator Gcyor.
ST. loeI>. March tx senator Gcvcr, of thi-
STATE died on Saturday.
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AN EXTENSIVE BUSINESS

eNINE old " ,ncs md Ern"die.: choice old Kye
n Whisky old B,utbon VIII SKI old family Nectar Wis
h nure old jar Run pure Holland Gin; oil NASH
comfy Apple with large stock of D"mes Liquors
L.. store and for sale by LEE, ROCHE co.
Lii
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r,i'i"g from 'hc firm of >o"ii" 4 ai"'""

'unks til" pRir"uHr" # ho in r.. and
my fi,uiz r=rlia'v recommend the trim Of :" 'I
Mur,, L. Il puhc and patrons OF TIA" lat" conc m tI
Nli,l rss a =, tri \ All ANSblP
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-08
From WASHINGTON.

W>>ni>GroN. March The Senate has con-
iirmcI Mr. McLanc, of Maryland, NJ Minister to
Mexico.
Post Master General Brown is ttill living
,hi4 afternoon. but no hopes entertained of HIS
recovery TX Senator Jones' 81 awn. is spoken
o' rs hi probable success Il.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-08
BY TELEGRAPH.
Arrival of tho Europa.

NEW YORK, March THE Europa arrived to-
day. The latest Continental rumors are warlike.
1t is reported that camp OF ono hundred thou
sand men is soon TO be formed at Toulon Napo-
Icons intentions ar" said to be certainly for war
FOREIGN NARkrrs.
Cotton closed active, with IN advance for the
week of fully unc-eGhh. Flour dull, but steady
and unchanged. Wheat steady. Corn dull, yell
low 81. lol to Gs "a White IS. Id to Is. Id.
Amcrieaa securities unchanged The bullion in
the Bank Of England has increased f2s7 200.
cous,ls ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-08

hlsSoA.u rION.-Thcs opntf tsssnG
under sigu,d tls dly by limitation
All pcrson taNi. aims against III" 0''n arc requested
10 prcsctt ON 'nt and all '' T. ether nS bond
"r"a wimaho pay met at nc" ~ MI tic out
saudire "s loo collected an II neir esq 81 tie
s,,,jy settled up JANIS S!lGl.ER,
u I e PETERS,
Jt>UAry 3f,i, $50 HTtIIiEN 7 PETERS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-08

@<1cS nR. =. hOINAON. Dentist, R>
CyfYr tfirs biz To the citizens Iyuch
hhra aud Nleuht. aud specifically asks share oil their
Parnar 'ea assured b" gave entire satisfaction In
I'll nnd every brunch ~ his lrofrnsi.n.
"" prepared ! 10 maxi whole and partial sen of
hn"r' tni h"sk plain and pivot Teeth Filling and plug.
don" the n
and now 5"tta A. ht ming 9HRs 4ir,u9 pain tho
rnthHt Al "oik " AEiIASTED
o. f'"i Main s''rti, few doors above the Norven
HON." n ifa' ds,oy opposite Tie tuh,ns savings Bank
lhdlyf
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Wa0SCFWN.-rheu nd"rsi cncd " i'll cnU-
IT,, {lD 'ia'ds Busin6ss urd Ga" ttsl. e IIG
LEE PHI HIS ca nj thu huuse i,uur.y "ern;el l,v
Shglcr wlrr, they viii h glad all ttciririo ns
AID tho public grcraiy Large additions VIII shortly be made
their pres stock ard effort used to piea-" al who
may tu,ar them - til a all JANIS \ S1iGIER,
u T. e PETERS,,
fr', dts :, r. PETERSI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-08

having sol my john II F,'ni TAXI plea
Ilani ia" safe, liable anil bust
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-10-27
FRUIT TREES.

gs5 Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Flow.
-4-ers, Shrubs, &c. &c. from the cele-
brated FL. L Hook, & Cos Nursery,
Rochester, N. Y.
The undersigned is now receiving or
ders for Fall and Spring planting. All
those who order from Us or our ageDt.
will be supplied with first class trees,
plants. &C., to be delivered this fall and
spring, at such places as asreed upon
All orders left at G. H. Miller's Store
Stroudsturg, Pa, will be promptly filled
by US.
W. c. LARZELLIER, & Co. .
June 9. 1859. BlairstowD, n. j.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1859-10-27
EMPLOYMENT.
$50 "A month, aud all expenses
Paid.

An Agent is wanted ih every town and
county in the United States, to engage in 3
respectable and easy business, by which
The above profits may be certainly realized
For furthur particulars. address DIR. ] HEN
RY WARER, corner OF Broome and Mercer
Streets, New York City. enclosing one pos
lge stamp. FEB. 10, ls59.-6m