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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-27
by TELEGRAPH.
Congressional.

WASHINGTON. Jan. H6.--SE>ArE.-The fhcihc
fixed for vote.
HORSE OF RErRrsrSrtrtrrs, The comniiteeoh
Agriculture. reported buck the resolution looking
to u reduction oi hroigu impprt duties on Ameii-
can Tdbacco-passcl.
Tn" Consular and pil la,hrtic bill being up r
consideration. Mr.. Crawford Of Georgia moved Ia
curiail the amount authorized by the law of 1917
t,r the support and education Of tc.cnptnred Afri-
cans. having particular reference to those captured
On tho Echo. An exciting debate ensued which
WAS chiefly amang the Southern mombcrs=n" ae-
tioa was hal on the motion,
The House Camniier ou Wavs aud Means have
agreed To report no loan III except with re,i-
SION of the Tariff afiNol 1t fNed the amount of
loan nj twcnty.onc millions al dollars.
Conviction Ola Murderer.
H,IrinoEr. Jan .6.--retcr Gorrie. one Of tie
nuricrers of officer ksdon. wa convicted to. day
in Baltimore county court # murder in the first
degree
Market
Nrw AurE. Jan. fl,us hehcr: nhia ST 10
To q % Southern Il :, IA u. Wheat honN-
ant: Western mixed 81 -, oll Kentucky White
81 10 Corn huuvaut: MjxeA >>t cents; New
yellow 81 cents
BuTlaoEr. Jan .6-=fianr imcr Howard
Street aud Ohio ST, Wheat higher, White 81 %
10 -, Red II 10. Corn dropping, White - IN
%. yellow - to IS.
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DEATH OF AN EMINENT CITIzEN.--A correspon-
dent of the Alexandria Gazette. writing from Cor
dohsvills Va, under date of Monday last says ::
We aee sorry to have to announce the death of
one Of our most estimable citizens, Col. John
Wooltolk, who died at his residence, near Orange
COURTHOUSE, Saturday night, January 22nd.-
& lionel Voolfolk was Il member Of the Re
form Congregation, and member of the State
Senate for many years. and was emphatirally the
poor mans friend. His death will DO lamented
most where he was best known.
DR.. CIV. Bcale lost valuable servant girl on
Saturday last by her clothes taking fire, and be-
fore assistance could reach her, she was injured
that she died from the effects in "a few hours
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-27

HAxovrRC rxrv.-Mr Lemuel Vaughan Is r.,
commended as u suitable cand date to represent
he Democratic party of Hanover county. Va in
thu next Legislature.
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PRocREssING.--Th suit between the Powhatan
Steamboat Company, aid the Appomat,ox Rail
road Company is progressing in thc [. ;. Circuit
Court now in session in Richmond,
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OBITU AIRY.

Departed this life on the 4h inst. Mt the resi-
dence II her son. Vim. :. tnbell. iNar Clinton.
Mrs. EllzAHLrn SrorWouD CAnEii, widow Of VIM
5. cabeI, Esq after short illness.
MIR, G. was the aushter of Phillip Payne, md
born in Campbell county. Va. July !. 1888: mar
rird To W. S. Cabell june l5, ls0S.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-27

MANNoTu VEGETABLES. Two mammoth turnips
grown upon the arln of James NJ. Taylor Esq. in
ilenrco county, have been exhibited at Richmond
One weighed f'nrtern pounds and measured forty
and half inches in circumference. and the other
weighed twelve pounds aud measured thirty-six
inches
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-27

CuaRIrABLE.--pr. B,ynton has agreed 10 arliv-
o. an address next Thur>'!a. might ut the Hall 1t
lie Mechanics Institute, Richmond, Tor the hent-
fit ufhc Union Benevolent Society all the Male
aud Female Orphan A. yums.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-27

SroRrs ny rHg Trer. The Ashland Stakes for
the sprung meeting. have filled We'll aud as tho
Club is already very large aud continually ncr' n
sing liberal purses AMI good raeins may be OK.
nIl.inI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-27

The Foe CAsE.-Patrck Mckewan, whose ar
rest for throwing eggs and fighting, noticed q
day or two since, had his trial before the May"
yesterday. Several Witnesses testified that on
Sunday afternoon last, McKcwan then in the vi
cinitv Of Mr.. Fishers gunsmith shop, exhibited
his pockets filed with eggs, which he very soon
began to throw at negroes passing by While he
was amusing himself in this manner, MIR. Brans-
ford, who passing, made the request that he
should not throw at him. Mckewan replied by
saying that he would let him have some il lac,
(Bransford,) would get in the street, or or the
pavement. About this time both parties became
somewhat excited, and Mr.. i. applied an cpthet
to the lrshman which the latter person cnnotrued
into reflection On the character Of his ma
ternnl parent. and to evidence his disap-
probation in the premises, picked up brick, with
which to resent the iniignity offered. Whether
attributable 10 the excessive sowncss of his
notions to the superior ioetncss Of his adverse
ry, Patrick did not enjoy the luxury of hearing
"a brick flung but instead thereof, found himself
in the yice-like clutches of his enemy; the latter
individual, in the meantime applying to Patrick $
trontispiecc sundry thumls with a brick OF which
he had previously possessed himself At this
iuncture the combatants were parted by gentlemen
who had been attracted TO the spot by the
noisc--an officer was hunted up, and both sent to
the cage. Mckewan not being in fit condition
for trial, sent to jail, and the set for yes
terday morning. The Mayor ordered him to give
hal in the sum of $3.50 to keep the peace for 10
months, which demand not being complied with.
he was again handed over to the tender mercies Of
CAPT. Turpin.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES

BUSINESS MExs' PRAYER MEEriNG.-~'Ihrre are
regular meetings for prayer. at tie noom Of the
Young Mems Christian Association, u, l. o'clock
The rublic arc invited To attend.
nov dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-27

A FATAL TRlr.--Two brothers. named Rives,
and Mr. Montgomery, carried a load of oysters
to Frederick sburc Va. in small schooner during
the cold spell which occurred week or ten days
ago. All three Immediately attacked upon
their arrival. with pneumonia, and the brothers
Rves have both died Montgomery is now very
i'll. The exposure they endured in catching the
oysters brought on the disease which proved so
very fatal. The deceased both leave wives and
children
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-27

LyvcnnuRG ExrENsIoN.-Wc learn from Col.
Crockford, the energetic contractor for the track
laying on the Lynchburg Extension Of the Orange
and Alexandria Railroad. that one mile of rail has
already been laid and that the work is now be-
ing vigorously prosecuted. -AieI. GU.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-27

DfAr.-Mr, r. V Childrcss. aged 20 years, died
on Saturday last Of asthma, at his residence in
llenricp county.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-27

DECLINES A Re- ELrcfIox.--Col. Chas. Rut1ncr
declines reelection ia the Virginia Legislature,
from kanawha county.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-27

TnE EcLEcrIc MAGAA>E.--ihe February num-
her Of this admirable work has been rer'iNe'--
The present issue contains the su>.oinel table Of
contents:
History of Arabian Philosophy, Decay Of Mod
crn Satire. Life and Times 81 Madame P'mla-
dour, Sitting Idle, The TRANSPORTATION Of Mart,
The City Of IIalicarnassus, Grand Recipe for liu-
man Ms The Castle in the Air, Hymns from the
Land Of Luther, lie Grand Cyrus, Crinoitnc and
Whales, Antique Fables Of the Old Teutonc Race,
Travel During the Last llalfCentury Poems Of
the Pleaidcs The Great Eastern The Story of a
Boulder, A Plea for the Ways Of God 10 Man y
Subtcrranean Adventure, The Rise of the Papal
Power \ Funeral Crossing Stream. Art and
Science Abroad, Chronicles Of Castle Cornct,
Twelve Biographical Sketches Midsummer Nights
Dream Literary Misccilanies.
The engraving in the present number - a SUI
nerb mezzotint illustration Of scene i'll Shakes
pearcs Midsummer Nights Dream. The Eclcc-
tic Is we think the best work Of its class in this
country, and cordially commend it t" the favor
and patronage of readers. Ii is published in
New York, by W. ii. B.dwell, Editor and Propri-
etOr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-27

SrE advertisement Of Peter l.nrillarI New ~ X.
the most celebrated, well rs tie most extensive
snuf manufactures in the tnitcd States.
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day teim1 slir rnler le styo ant hrln q"
JONES NitrrbE, tnd vii to,inot tho t,o r. tiari'.
'ri l5ft,tfa1P Fsatsy, tie old ttnd of snlgass%
dnn~ Ii krcrt,r -innsiv rnd Rn' MT Wtt ~
I.rt,da snUaenf at GEnI IhltS llQt nRS. WINS. Ar
al Il NJ MI rNthhuro g.
ia" - WutHntl trs'nr,ts .h'rt rr'"t lOrN ir
uil, A. tho lrhlt t>t.nd to tb,m
I'a Islrn#re fat a.t.nuur paid a. the t,.e al
1"ttcon " Corn aud nll h,ud- nj Country r. due
WA II. IuNls.
-, Tia, h.inal Sund \ .. me-,
SAM - Siti'ipiH
JtNt l-5p Formerly with huifel, u sfatton.
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',iriag from the ar,n 81 sow..u - ai,>nI

d. ituu thanks tr Tho patronage 81 tn public All
~ rhdz lDH.rifv t.,afHeua = ~" hUg II NJ q y
NHsl g." tn "te and auons pi the int s"nc, IN 4
VII h ma = IA eul',oi= \ Al.FN ANtIl.f.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-27

TIE GREAT SOUTU-WF Est KNOW
Tint YOU cnm Sell them rsnt gain..
AM AGENT FOR ALI. THE fArEES -; I iE LINE
oi the Hs,road from Isuohurg To KnaSNls ali 81 them
having lorr circulation the people i south tsicrh
Virginia AMI East Tcnncsscc.
I4sy" ADVERTISE AND GET RICH "a
IN ANY OR ALI. or THE FOLLOWING fAlEhS:
NEW ERA, Floyd Court House. va
kIitGlNI ia AND rEN NE-SEE NV :, ~ -,
tKEsBYT TERRAIN WITNESS
BROWNLOM = kSoANILiE trr1ln- V tlla
NINDIEAroR. Jon.-t".tnuah Tenn
RELIGIOUS iN1ELLlGENCLk, Mari tnwn. f'nn.
n,Ll:lr STAR LoAinstop.>a
y pEmnSTAT' A1nsaon.v.
n i.SiuNf, Lib,r'y.v Va
SALEM REGISTER, Salem. VI.
THE VISITOR, Marion, Sm, tn, 20 Va.
VIRGINIA PATRIOT Independence fits'y -"re Va
H l',,MitHN Mirc. rm,as'e.Na.
STAR AND HERALD. chrsiiau.snir. "a
wNrHfV;IIE TEL itEAl II, v.t..l, =,
NIrllENlIIG TIMES
UNION DEMoCR At. Union Monr county, ".
ADVOCATE Je'cr>onvie Ta,"w eii ooltn'y Va
KErrnIIH,y panvle Va
THE 'tSDt WEST PearisburI t'les county, Va.
SENTINEL. Alexandria, Va.
wishing in any of the Hhovc wl
fnd INTEREST to call nj The "ilrc at the
Lynrisurg Nirgniun, UP STAIRS. whore contracts g" al be
made sud advertisements fotW tHpfu pr1 hfhAf-
q VIII al and Ion ward advertising - any ihgof
in the United Safes \ WApplii.
srpilSts Foreman N.rs p:hc".
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-27

We invite particular attention 10 tic advertise
mnnts IF Mes>rs. Arms'rrr~. Gator 4 60, Ut Bal
timore. and c. d. SEYMOUR y Co.. .. New York.
The first keep n fine supply OF apparel f'rthe out
ward adornmcnt of the ladies', aud, as we have
been informed Ivy Of our merchants who
have dealt with thcm-~cl upon fca~onahi" terms:
whilst the later publish the Musical Friend, y
the very best work Of its class that We have met
with.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-27

FREIGHT TnApr-There were received at the de
pot of the Va * Team. Railroad, Oil yesterday, IL
loaded cars, consisting OF pa bushels 81 heat :;
lSS barrels Of fionr; li,ooo pounds Of Stock !:
liz, 1000 lbs. Miscellaneous. There were loaded
cars sent West sanle day.
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\ mEmucAN wAT.usES.-AppIE.

a
N TON, Tracy 4 GO. %ALfuAN. MASS IA
pFACrpnins On PATENT LEtER UITCi, Ca MI. 3
Thrse superior watches made by the aid Of ssD
and original machinery oxrr.rsy designed TO toee with
'ow plieo line, substantial duralu and uniformly ft ac
time keeper Tho movements in construction md
pronounced by the highest authorities to be tantis in
ra and quality, and have been provedb the
acting Uliabe action These
nra ontirr from tho crnde materials In Ige
estabshmo by connected uniform
ufacoty being axed the system that has
adopted IN the production If ha uneqnsllod Amer fire.
which enables produce movement At ohelsuc
prize o hniRn movement Of Tho quality; anI
guarantees the perfect performance tor ten yuais. every
wat h manufactured by
All frogm watches msdebN hand he American aiohes
helm thu Gully hia'r b. machinery npon uf
ihnug Nearly all hand made watches detective,
and nna'y getting cut at o.r In many OF
the impossible To ind good watch repalrcra and
watch repairing always uncertain and The IN.
watches dspose of this difficulty and
merchants well watch dealers keep watches
part their MISCELLANEOUS stock AMI thus supply their
with staple, which may be used any other
artl without mystery humbug Bold by tho trade gen
orally, and by
NOBBINS & APP ErON, General Agents,
nov DIM weowit1 Ii MAIDgN LAsE. SEYS YORK.
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xtEutnp ,.u.,.,,,br,.

hive lA-eu iLo heus rceonIiN uptd IT, h1t NJ II
MI IL wh"rr they intend ,,ln,uetn trfz5 t154f
nj tts4t# the ntuc oi SA ii ADAMS
aud wHbt lr7f the hcnit at IL 81 concern
tho public gone aliA 40 III. SNlIlI.
4 ADAMS
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ntwE wINEsAND HRANDya.-Pnrel q.

The snb1crlar leased tor term years the ahoyt
named valuable property In this city, and respectfully solicit
the patronage Of aud the public generally The mp
II inspectors has been give to Messrs g. H. Ruck
or OF Amherst aud Ro j. Boaz, of Apponaox who IL
every " nv qualified dntiosnf the Office well
and ar.cryoliy worthy of the public confidence
ianro Il EDGAR WHITEHEAD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-27

NIESSRS. sAINONS a. NOoEssssS, will
WI keep their Tobacco Commission Office aud
will sell Tobacco II the usual tcrms. jan - dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-27

uDEDsTEADk!! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ic :.
, CorntLau Jenny Lind. French Ezabeihan Plain and
Fancy Cottags BEDSrEADS, Of every variety and price at
ort:,Qts J T.. NINSTON cos.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-27

IIosr rrur,NY.--A meeting If tie Hose Com
rauy WAS held o. Tee day illh for the purpose
=. making atran sencnis IN regard I" the Anu
>ersarv Fircmau's Dali. which comes oil ON Mon
,lav Nj ht next nj the Nor,ell House. Alter the
transaction of that business, the following named
gentlemen were elected to Membership III the
Company
p. b. Aistrop. James kinncar, Jr., Andrew
Ghvd, Jro. d. Holt, Van Tal,alcrro. Edward ).
sttu..s, Ambrose Woodrcof, and Thus Jcllis.
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JSo tI.bk IJNo y HofT
Anew CONCERN The nnler.igaed, iSse
~ lat inst entered into coParnershp for the purpose Of
conducting General Trndh Commission Pasiass uurr tho
style aud hn of CLARK HOLT, and will receive
segment IonatCo, WHEAT, FLOUR, COIN AC, which viii
prrhonal ats nj hope by close atinn
and punciualy the dEcharFu uHndss merit tho
patronage 81 llernls bestowed upon predecessor
We roier To the busintsE of IYnchburR generally
bhcu Main Street doore above Exthangr Corner
and q" poaito Mtt"rkln a Go CLARK a HbfT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-27

~ rec. i,ing, and offer for sale,
hol.h" ads of new crop N o. Sugars, part prince
10 barrels Of prime MoasscS.
Coffee Sugar.
together h large stock Loaf Crushed Powdered Cla
flied Sc u Z of which viii sell on the best terms
ian IA dis LEE. ROOKIE a. co.
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coMMisssIoN miGRcHANTs.

lNNt1Ht EH. Va
sell robnCcO, " hcRt, Eionr. nn, ether Country
y, ohuse.
tfu az futA6iR aShfiHS Hadf FHrmsrs BsBk
fe'Nkl thus trothnd returning thar thanks to Tia
hnmeroasiiirndS and cuHumors inf their ihorn pa
utl'He aud tnpo N thn rns,naIA punrina,itA th' M
charge o hunos render +Ht4fartnu A to thpu
responsibility, Az, they nr 10 ris.ns oil lynchhurH
upI a t.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-27

0SlDlIDN.-JOIIN ONVHN We
LYScHBuRo VA, offering for public inspection,
very large magnificent stock OF seasonabe DIZZY GOODS
o,sno In part all tho newest styles of Ladies' Dress
nods Coaks Shaws Collars and Sleeves Gloves, Hosiery
@ Their stock Of Cloths Cassneres and Vestings, is
e and specai attention called to their stock of GOODS
FOR SERVANTS, consisting of 6 and "a fued Cloths
heavy Sattines Plaid Lnseys and Bankets full stock
~ House Publishing Goods consisting In Ut Velvet Brns-
sells Iugrain and Vepitan Caretngs Rugs Floor
OH Cloths, Curtain Materials, Table Linens, &c
octlo
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-09-10
MARKETS.

BuaLIsGros, Friday r. n, sspk oh.
During the past week the Weather has been
pleasant. Business still continues brisk and -
increase 10 observable, daily. Wheat and other
grains arc coming in largely With steady in
crease, and prices slightly advanced. Minor
products coming in plentifully q advanced
prices.
After long and protraeted interval Of dry
dusty disagreeable weather, ws wsrs favored
with rain to-day.
crushed, III; refined, white
l04c. Clarified 81.
COFFEE-12a124.
NOLASsEs- BY the bbl., Reboilsd 50 70 4s;
Belcher's 81, kegs $500.
NAILS-Ass. "a, Is.
RICE. e.
FRUIT-Raisins, prime, % rs.
BROOMS-$l, 5Oa2 so per dozen.
WHEAT-New Winter 7saS6c, new Spring
57ao5. Prices steady; good commanding ont
side quotations.
FLOUR-Choice winter $500 retail 44,T6
Wholesale; Spring 400 retail, $50 Wholesale.
BEANS-75c. per bush.
POTATOES-30c per bush.
CORN -40a50cts.-old.
OATSL26c.
BUTTER-l5.
EGGS-6c.
ONIONS-4Oa5Oc.
HAY-Timothy, $6@S.
WOOD-$2 5Oa3 90.
HIDES-Green, 5a6c.; Dry Flint l2al5;
Green Sailed 7aS; Murrain salO.
WHISKEY-26a27c.
WOOL-Common, 80; half Blood ssas7};
Full Blood 4Oa45.
Barley dull.
Rye steady.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-09-10

BaoEE JAIL.--On Monday night last, W. +.
Gillst, charged with horse stealing, Isaac Rosev
charged with attempting TO poison; and s. E.
Koonrad charged with stealing 4 promissory
note. broke jail, and are now At liberty. They
effected their escape BY saving of eightees iron
bars ] inch in diameter. The escape Of Gillett
virtually works the acau:ttal of A. r Pepper,
who was discharged few days since on bail, -
he was the principal witness against him, and
without whose testimony there 10 no probability
Of . conviction. These fellows evidently re-
ceived assistance from some outsiders, who are
sympathizng With them; as matter Of course,
We are unable to determine who they are; but
II we are not much mistaken there 10 vast
amount Of rottenness and scoundrelism skuIking
about In this community, clothed in garbs of
responsibility. bat We entertain lively hope
thss the gradual unfolding Of the scroll Of time
vii; bring to light some developments which will
show them up in their proper character; crime
is not confined to the illterate and low BRED
NJ. Pleasant News.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-09-10
WIGS-WIGS-W1GS.

WIGS-WIGS-WlGS.
BATCHEkORv Wigs AND fOUPREs surpass al
They are elegant, Light and durable.
Fitting to charm-no turning up behind-no ahsink-
ing OF the head indeed this the only Rstabslnspt
ves,s these things are properly understood aao made
Ladies Rcad!-lt 10 i compliment to Da. snrFs,
that every honest Physician who has tried the oesiss
EaecsrSc on. prcess the most prompt and hearty To-
tmony. Dr. Lykens, Of the oldest ana most veal
Thy citizens Of Kansas City President Of the Bank &C.,
says Dr.. Smiths 1gecrjc on .cured lady in Lair
day. Also read this, from the best known PHYSICIAN
In Westport, No.: 2
Westport, NO.. May II, 1859.
Some two years ago, lady Of ths place vas. after
confinement, ttacked with Dhamm the bYe aet
which, for several days. resisted all ~ usual rem edies
10 such cases The and swelling Was as bad
- any case had witnessed. Twas induced Try Dr.
ished md pleased ind that 10 h0fdn hosr after the
application, Ill the soreness and swelling had snsirey
su1sided.
,. 0. Boaas, y. D., Druggist.
The Weak, The Nervous, the Paralytic, The Deaf
and the Rheumatic,
Fly to SMITHS OIL, perilied ship In storm to .
safe asylum The Ladies seek Il the dernier rssor
sores. womb complaints, etc., On which case IL 10 infa.
On burns II puts the patient quietly TO sesp while
nothing irritating is manifested. dses II In the least
stain the skin or linen Of delicate infant.
Large bottles ten times the cheapest Use BY
directions DRINK NO COFFEE.
On. snrrH's lLncrsro On has cured more cases Of
Paralysis than any before known remedy,
On. eA4TnB RLkC1nIc on cures Salt Rheum In one
week.
Da. sArH's ELkcrauc Or cures Piles in most all in
stances.
On MINIS ELicrhc On ID the only reliable remedy
for Deatnes and hiss cured many OF long
In New York, hiladeiphia, and elaewhere.
d. ShrrH's ELECTRIC OLs magical al painful dis
erderI like Gathered Breast, Feions and lnammatory
Swelling. sQUIRES q bLOSe,
e. Z. GAY,
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..,..l nsetisg in this City, on the ssh
a y I. sosra q Dir.eses' presented their
~, J. ,,,srt More shss three thousand
sni-'a'. :. T..,Aers' Fund has been ezpesd-
da'''" . I. s,s.iseen. expenses q shs Dis
= y -. :. ,.s,... Board q Eduoasiea am
se1 ~ .visgness 70 continue bo'-
ses's' - !, lsssAers' Fund y meet shoss
~. q ,sssaneadsd sas Of one mill
49,. -. q IL sshool- heuss expenses Of the
-, ,..r. Dr.. Henry made . melton 70
,' -. ia d. Janitors in taking care Of the
\ .,.hou,es and to devolvs their duties upon
IT,. 1870 and scholars, aud to levy . tAx OF
..It..ill for con.ingen. expenses. DR.. Henry
! . n.,vio ESQ, and Major Temple, paFs'e'-
Ia i the discussion Of this resolution. me
zion "a, divided, and the motion IN
l.,ou 70 Diminishing the Janisers WAS ios''
( that in relation to the tax Was carried os
!. Of IS to Is, those voting in the negative
= generally In favor Of the tax recommend
" she Board Of Education.
me Public Schools Of the City will De opened
', Monday under she charge Of the sans
,x,en.u as last year, viz. Nessrs. Dow, Gray
:, De Has.