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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-23

y. CoLIos Auc.toneer
I ARGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
II TUBE. CARPETS. OIL CLOT Is GAS CHANDE
LIERS. PIANO FORTES FBsN MIRRORS. kc. rhIS
DAY tSs.utt-yl Aunl g. e. l o'clock a. No. 81 Be-kmsus
the eni RNl1I re- o. saEe hts House removed from
the upJ- pat Of the city I, viii comprise every y.,' OF
Goos Fuirurr 70 1ftis a51u ~ lstae
ares Coths, Miuor CAAuieisrr Piano. Rosew0S 81 Pax.
ior Sui'eI leo Chliss &c.
MASONIC REGALlA st AUCIION-GEO.
lFk : LEANlrT .lc'i1urer Nos 81 sns s73 BsoadEay,
eel ol kUNDAY AFTEhNOON. o'cio ~. large 10:
cost,y Regais. sus1y aanAssd-3 EBoamp
Apous sold rinse Crinsou Velvet do; Thirt Degree
Aprn 70 ffth Degree Aprons Pat GAua Apor p 6FS7d
h pmeut Collar, II rat 3'sud Collars ODD s-lows
Collar. Red d. Fret AID Third Degree COIsrH, Master
Mason SpI0u.
ON SATURDAY. 23d. at lOi o'clock. at No.
" lO6 h.dsp,t. go Standard ROSES t0 Oa.rl stand
it6 RuSBn and hoss Roses 90 DSsd and s, at.ri Pear
Trees IL hssus order; Tree Prons Spree FOrs P-no,
Anskos, PsnslsB Daisies, Dabkks, Esroea,4 from ;.
Marc, -.e Astoria l. A. Afrsased tue rs- sess,ss
b, Mao Ia SaroP- s-d In this county great
Cs:tosles vii be read, the morning Of ,sle.
J. ID. HOLBkOOK, Auc.1seer
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NY BOAT s~ ALBANY .sl TROY, eou

NY BOAT ss ALBANY And TROY eoR
IL sseesss akvURD.y. A-va Z issA-~ss ~
ssv.rss 49, srOts vi8 49, - '-et ~ lave,
ts.-gy gUspnsT T9uhsbaF - I.fUEnsH. o. T.,
a.ns'ss n. ssusi s>a,Be
LOp BOSTOS and Providence VIA NEW
II POfT &c fsLL RIFfs TO ~ OF G ans s.o-r.a
TUkkoAY, ThUEsUA' SATURDAY > o'c.p-k . a .
yk1 The shrisF sTATE, Cs1. B,T.ru, AONC AZ,
%fOS,sDAf ,ns fhlDAT a. ococs p "a, ron PR
80 So r
-; u - sss'e eel s-v- 49, pa for
sr-sss BogeH 10 s~d-1 torousn si:h rrssi esrach -
~ k1ssss sNissi rY.h
Nm BoAoER, Aiss,, Nos. 70 AID n wes--'t
/ AIEw-JERSgY RAILROAD-For PdiLA-
" nLLPHlA sua re SOUTH and WEsr, "a JsassI
ETTf-H. "a yrcp Ire. cave NeSt1-s . % ~
!. n are 40 s D. r.; % fbIo0EA Hossas 90 i1 Gu
err q. .ue as for Ws.,ufo NJ s-Of->z's1 I'd ne
sDusb -, ara ,1raLsh easlss- -nseSeo o "ta-or 10
srs IA trsira
b.zr,s, VII - reserved 20 any ss ssi tsv--ss No
cs,-.-S sfAsp Nsv.Ns. ~ 90 urn- - -srtaf
| CENTRAL RAILRO Of NEW-JERSEY.-
- Com tirs A. E-zHa With Dss ssr- - ~,
80 Vts-rn RsiSsd and a. k.<too Nth tbe Leh's1
IPx!"G ass.RsEsENr eou-u.ocias M,r-h 10, iss.--
Law st< York for Ean ard later Dsfist- s'ss 'on Per
~ Nora River a. y = n, j sad ? ~ iJr somef
Vile ~ shsye 'rsins = dstb.S 2 70.
GfzsSeth Stth .rs's OF be h-T
jerry R.ro-c -tch ssse Nes Yrrt fron ne foct % Coa
y. 4, u e - n 40 ~ n, .nd +ald ? n
gsIss5 VII rave Il erly. For Leata Valley all
w. JOHN O. Stems, Superintendent
A.
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NTAL US.
COn LlYER on JEILY. ,u

nUERUs COD LIVER OIL JELLY, sp-
w proved y he New York Academy q Medicine %, ouJ
ose co. tanning IS gsr cent OF Oi. BEW Aas OF MIA
eIOS5 No cou,sns much oil zine thocsa
DO DIS advertised containing Uuoh ~ oelk
Abo American and kor~ liSn Cod Liser oil in the agaA
ttre. QUERU, No. 10 Fhsy., Ne~ Yrs.
Also for Is'e a. DrLLUC Co $ I. GREENS, Ho< ~
and So2 Broadway sui sp respectable DngFns
PEnFOLD Parker MOWER,
Whiesale Agents No. seicss'<
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GUNNER STOVES, Cooking Stoves, Refngers-
tor. and vcIy ase stock Of House goods fo
sale very low o. No. csumne-s 81, Above Bleeeier
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Steamboats, aao Railroads.

NAY BOAT for ALBANY. Steamer ARAE.
~ MA every MONDAY, "WEDNESDAY and friday,
foot Of Harrison St, o. o'cLock q m
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WAhTED-MlLWACKEt CITY past due
w Bonds Aod COUPONS Motto pal Issoe for which =
HleIsl Jrce vii be paid "A }. bELL 70
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Pc, r,f BSs.s nI Tor IS Delivered any .str,-s
D-got. g. = ssgh igths fAlsas.pol. Sod, sssssas
zeal - A 3. d. SAND Co. No. 100 puhon, coro>s
%. ~is-, HevYors, and by 4rasyss and sesss sv,ry.
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DRUGS. sc. - WILLIAM n. 2INSIPy
IL no II eSod-st, zAiosn. s1e Ne~ ara oS-,, -
RETAtLEss an NkNUPAC rURcRs
s-s'rup-Ut % r-s6ie DRUGS kc On r>,sop.se sr~s
CONs COMMENTS o. sEOiciSss CHgAIcALs a.
4rosc ~ 20 lns s-s; sdv.rtAs-, % saRHs Nt
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Isl sIryBIT ofths gHlP CANAL AROUND the FALLS
81 Ct NARY pursuance Of act Of the so,s Of Ba
tst sot-5 An Get - provide Tor the repairing pfes'NA0
saa ossADt Of he snip Cam around the tss u b. May D
peforn the Respecting The sane approved Feo1a
"a 1859 uodexBsd Governor and este Treasurer Of sac
STAT. hereby notice hat Monday he tSentYh1 O.
Apni will y TIE haber. tt0ei Dol "a o.
Michigan Of !e', tlap loussno dollars
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EDIEsUBGH, C1mmnS. - =, A. Y oeloeE noon.
Rsfrs 4 Esrssae t-r York Pr''s ys R't0u -
.,eo~ L.s.rpool B,ias na5n L>us>ude'y Frstc.:'
u.s. aterss- 1L rh s5-"can-e Il on l'os'Iou'
g. Fs.ase from either q the % Ne YORK:
C,.u SIS Rt1rsI- So CnT.8 uBie! q o. sse h.d
fare Ft return fs.ts, available ~ltnIn SI nc ahs,
sl40. For heisct pssI.gs srpls %
ROBERF CRAIG No. II Brosds,y
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E,hifal.

81 III = VI "NAhlVAN WOskN I'D
tssc 1r-FcnI S",;,fs - faI TaiBgtE
rrss offHs ss.EFtsaEss satsH.LL', UT.sr., r.
icos . 80 s'ltA 1'ss Astss' - ~ lsart -
sstt MY = .1peA 10 se-,ssa rsrs ~ ,,,~~l...
rs4St Ssa s-As- 6-~sis d.sa.-s
ASesss JosscA p sRIDG a. n D., s.s-ss.,, s-..,
bS-s Cs~Pszs. No. 81 rsss-Rsw Erwyolx
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-26
Sewing Machines.

AIDES wishing Machine to do SERvAsrs COARSE CLornRs
IL rIiKR WORK, would do well toel,
ne BARTIIOLF'S IMPROVED FAMILY MACHINE. Price
ESQ., $50 and es5 The following certificate is from well
known Tailor in this county, who only had about 20 minutes
Instruction this Machine:
LEmvnLK Campbell county, Va, June 13th 1850.
Mr. WV. L. PAGE:-l well pleased with Barthofs Sew
ng Machine and would not exchange for have
fnd difficulty In operating with IL any kind Of CLOTH
from the tickesI the finest Linen. Web
several pair Townen pants for servants have
and opeaied on x or seven different Kinds Sewing
would recommend any person TO buy They the only
Machines make 7ditoTs Stitch. consider Barhofs
much cheapest machine II Is simple In construction,
10 understand and likely TO get out of order. Almost
every person arhos operate, Singers
that worked last year. give Barhofs the preference
Respectfully yours, &C., CAROLU5 g. TERRY.
PS nnd difficulty in getting my wife work Bar
hos Machine They that something great ought 70 be
done that invented Sewing Machines with the Shut
tie and Lock stitch. tJune l6diftsl c. q. T.
TIyHIs morning 10 o'clock win sell LIKELY NEGRO
MAN [dec 2litl C. X. PHELPS.
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AN ELorExrsr ExrRAoRplSARY.-Quite an ex

AN ELoPEMENr Recommendations an ex.
citement was created at Maiden on Saturday, says
the Detroit Free Press BY the discovery that an
clopement had taken place on the previous Thurs
day, the parties to which were prominent disoi-
plo of Escuapius. known as Dr.. Carrier, and q
highly accomplished aud beautiful young lady,
named Miss Maggie Dougherty, daughter Of Cap
tain Dougherty. retired British army officer. II
appears from oil accounts, that the escapade was
totally unsuspected, the young lady sustaining an
unexce eptional character, and the doctor having
wife and family and four children, whom he was
supposed to be devoted to, MS men should be- He
has been her medical attendant for some time. and
from the intimacy thus engendered, II Is supposed
that relations sprang up which have brought
about the result.
They took advantage Of the occasion Of we'd
Ding which was to take place at six O'Clock In the
morning, and, under pretence Of attending IL, left
their respective homes at about three O'clock and
have not since been seen. Tho doctor had the
impudence to secure ON tho previous day $500
which was due 10 him from the young lady's f.
ther for medical attendance on herself, which
amount he appropriated towards the expenses oi
carrying her Of. The friend and reintives are
in deep afiiction, both families sustaining the
highest relations in the community and being uni
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-26
TO TILE PIBLIC

again appearing before the public soliciting their favor
do earnestly gratefully acknowledge this long and
continued patronage the house Glass Rane, and shall
use every effort In power to make the concern sll
worthy Of their confidence.
with renewed facilities in every department of the business
with determination keep the finest and best goods
with the latest and fashionable styles
and due attention a the minute details of the business feel
warranted saying that offer better styles of clothing
and Mt lower prices than any h0use in the trade.
arrangements will be 30 thoroughly complete that shall
be able furnish ten days notice. suits OF the latest Parsia
yles mud guarantee TO give person who will
favor me1witl their custom.
CHARLES j. RAfNE,
Successor to Glass II Raine,
,lec2 MAIN otect, LshchDurg, fHgimn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-26
Explosion of Fuse Factory-Seven Lives
Lost

Shortly after 7 o'clock this morning the Patent
Safety Fuse Factory Of Toy, Bckford h Co., situated
nenrs the centre Of Smsbury In the Hop Meadow dis
trict, about forty rods from the Congre gational
Church and within stones throw OF the canal rail-
road, dlew up with very heavy report, and i'm
medately enveloped In flames, and the remnants
rapidly consumed. Six young women and one mar
either killed instantly by the explosion wound
cd that they could not escape being burned to death
We have but Ave names ofthe killed: Kate Brlssey,
from New York sstate; Mary Jane Bacon, Hannah
Head, Harriet Head and Mrs. Charles q. Lamson, of
Smsbury Two other women and Joseph Toy, Jr.,
son Of the propritor, were badly burned.
The main building was about fifty feet by twenty
four and two stories high. Other smaller buildings
were near. The fuse Is round braided cord, si MI
lar to a whip LASH and enclosing small quantity of
powder so prepared to burn slowly, used In blast
ing, &c. About twenty hands arc usually emplo yed
In this: factory.
Mr.. Edwin Griswold was seriously injured but not
so badly as Mr.. Toy. Ills daughter, Martha j. Girls
void, was among the killed Nothing was done In
that building but weaving the brad the machines at
the same time putting in the powder. II also con-
tanned the counting-room.
There must have been unusual amount Of pow
der in. the factory, when the same business was
carried on by Bacon Brothers. In the same town. ac-
cidents not infequent, but they resulted
in loss OF life.
Mrs. Lampson leaped out Of the burning building
and ran all burnt she was twenty rods before she
fell-a corpse. She had inhaled the flame.
About two years ago the Fuse Factory that then
stood the same spot was burned down. and the one
burnt was erected in ts place.
We do not learn the origin of the fire the extent
Of the loss Of property. -Hartford Press Dec. 40.
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MCKINNEY q. co,
wuoLssALl
GrOcers and Gen'l Commission Merchants,

Bank S1uare Main Street, IynfAburg, Va.
are now In rscept Of our spring iock o aroccrcs
w lron Steel, staple Dry Goods, &c, consisting Of
Cuha, Orleans and coffee sugarA varioaia grades,
Loaf Crushed, formulated aud Powdered susar;
lAguira, Rio, Java, Mocha and santos Codss;
sperm, Wax, AdamAntine and Talow Candles;
Nrown and Faney soaps various brands
Teas Golden Chop Impartial Plantation Delcous Oooag Ac
sposs q every sind Sole Le.hes good and damaged
Cider vinegar Liverpool and Ground Alum Salt Ooton Yarns
n Nos Virginia and Western cured nAcon: Ma Halifax
lerrnga IN whole and half bassea No and Mackere In
oi from and Hoop and Sheet Iron, Norway Nan Holds Ae
Oa. Shear and illsisred stec Wagon gexss all ssssto
kctor with general VI staple Dry 0ooda such
No and Osnaburg BesoAed and Hsown shlrtngs and
sheetinga burapA PlantanAon nep CottonAdes Sriped
oxnabugs Prints dinshas Ac &c to whch thsy respect.
% aAk mn examinations u their nsnds aud e public gen
.raily.
attention paid to eonsgnmsus Of an kinda
tountry Produce. april 2OdIs
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HDGGaOlulftOm.
Dr Johnston

TENE copanershp heretofore existing under the style and
firm o Glass Rane Is this day dissolved by mutual
Mr. ksne reres from the All persons having
against the Arm will please present them to Mr. Glass
payment and all persons indebted to the firm will make pay
nent to him, or his authorized agents.
L. H. GLASS,
OCTOBER oath, 1859 CHAS. j. RAINE
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HAVE this day sold TO Mr. Charles Raine entire in
cres in the concerns Glass Il Rane and r. II. Glass
and persons having claims against the said will
present Mr. Raine for payment and all debts due the
said concerns will be paid to him.
In retiring from the business beg leave to tender TO my
friends public my thanks for their patronage long
extended respectfully recommend Mr. ane TO their
continued favOra ROBERT ii. GLASS.
LYKcnBUR0, December lat, 1859.
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18th Semi.Ann,aal Gard

FuE subscribers Invite the attention Of ther nuerous es.
toners and tbs public geneeaIy 70 their extssfvv cu em.
pe,e stock Of yALf AND WINfER GOODS now IN store,
c,mprialng every article prstainng 70 tho
Clothing and GcntleneAs' Furnishing Trade,
o the latest and approved stycs and sera Deter
mined 10 maintain the Wide spread and favorable reputation
In every department. and 70 provide r the wants Of all cases
Of customers - slfrlgz ~
Tho annexed M but mpercty indicates the vafiey of our
FALL srock correct ea Of which only bo Obtained
amnaon Best qualify FRENCH medium and low prices Broa
Cloth CoaA Our Coh Coats always heretofore having
Tho lead In Style H. and general perection win be found
sylca Gassnere Bsness suiis 0vsr oos. .:srs Riding
paleoa Black and Fancy Casere Pants Vests the great
cat variety and material Isnoh Yoke shr large stock al
wayson hand ehrts made " order when prolbrred)
pce stock of Mens Under Wsar VI make material
Crava,s 5earf beaufort Etox MoniAlambcrt 0arlad and
other atye Tes euileneuS and Travelling Hank.
e hallway RugA dovea Ka Cali wash Norway Cashmere,
Thread, the famous Mountain Buck, and scasonabs
0lovea Pocket saeks brsssng obeA &C. 1e
sept ss-ds iot Main stress,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-26

~ INTENDING to from the city, offer at private
Ni: sale, MY RESIDENCE, Diamond fil, together with
the Acres of Land thereto aitache being the prop
erty purchased by Of Aanson Wnston's Trustees This
coniessedy the desirable In the city
The house of brick; contains IL in thorough
pair and has attached all Outouscs and Well
Of The ground is perfectly level and in fine state Of
cultivation T" city purchasers this property needs descrp
o, well the high character Of the ncghborhocd In
which 1t Is situated is too well known require praise
The will he reasonable and time made suit purchas-
2-dtsI G. A.
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New Conce ern
HAVE this day purchased Of Mr. H. Glass his entire in
iercst In the late Of Glass Raine r. H. Glass
and win hereafter be conducted in the and
style CHARLES j. RAINE. All persons having claims
against either will please present them pay
n,eni and all debts due the will be collected by
CHARLES j. RAiNE
IyscuHr Ra. December LIST. 1880
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BYCHARLES W. BUTTON
II Ms

~ vtpctSI " /. puhs,e.i daily nj a6 and Tri-wceki,
,, annum in advance AMI Weekly al 81 invariably in AT
-. nI.rw 81 will he charged In all cases n" paper
| h. except the option Of the Proprietor un
al aI nrrsarag,S shall have been paid
inserted for % cents per square oi
n- or hrs Insertion. and 3IH cents for each
a,uuucc unless ordered nncrfnrn weekly and then 90
MS M ,uare will ge for each insertion 1.-THE num-
m ot Insertions be marked the Mss,t VIII be nhlsed
III ordered OF and charged accordingly.
''' TIE YEARLY RATES ARE:
For one square daily 80
rer Two squares, daily ~ Nv
,ur =
rr two squares iriScrkly. -. so
ertsefncts intended for both papers subject 10 se
ciai contract -, .,, =, ,,,,, . .,. ,,,,,,. .io, Il, IAN,
-, il,r advertisements charged FIR transient rates
,l new advertisements appear in the daily anc lr"eek
ypapcts: ,,. "a bc, .xceeJ e,obt lines are charpe.
rni.ully flr The Cxe,ss
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EorChapned

rorChapped Hands and Face.
(SoMPoUND CAMPHoR tCF with 0lycerine, new and
~ elegant remedy Chappsd ands aud Face 6orv Lps
sunbun, &e &c Also, R6sep savs, Cold Cream and Ii
hahn, for sas by JOHN II, BEAY.
dpri n,...
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g T A u N TON
WHITE FLANNEL,
FOR SALE

GEORGE M. RUCKER.
IAvTNG received n supply Of staunon White Fannels, he
desires his customers who have heretofore used with
much satisfaction to call and supply themselves whilst they
nov 1I-ds g. NJ. X.
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JOHNSON ri aiKff22HNHEk ff2aIlN NSf1fEEkF q oTEY

BETWEEN MAIN oARy, RIQHMohh> VIRGINIA
HAVE ON HAND AND OFFER FOR SALE-
III 1900 bags Rio, LagtyrA and Java CofYes;
% baga Mocha do
300 sides good and damaged sole Leather
300 boxes Adamantine Candies
100 boxes Brown Soap, .|..
1875 boxes Fancy do
1000 kegs Old Dominion Nails
100 barrels N. q. Molasses;
10 hogshcads Cubs Moisaseg
30 do N. o. Sugar
100 barrels extra G. Sugar;
100 do low grades Sugar .-4
" do granniatsd sugar
% do ground Sugar
10 patent cut loaf Sugar
30 barrels crushed Sugar .HF .=s#.. i......f
10 kegs Soda;
100 boxes French Window 0ias, ... ..t
1O0 kits No Naokerei;
90 barrels No. Herrfnks; ,t--I e
100 bushels Glover, Timothy and other Grass seedA
Besides full assortment Of f0BoCERlEs well large
and we'll selected stock 70 FORElaN AND DOMESTIC LIQ
U0Ra We also sRsnts for Of the best brands u
MOUNTAIN RYE WHBKEY all Of which we win sell low.
march n dta Hf 3H''
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versaly respected. Tho infataation in which the
unfortunate couple have INDUCED has not only
ruined themselves, but brought trouble upon afl
connected with them.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-26
NOTICE.

FuNiE situation Of George Thurman making necessary
Il that the accounts due him ahoud be paid have
Oe placed them In the hands o collector (Robk 6lsun
aud Respectfully request all those Indebted 70 pay demand
call at the sh0p. e.
II In important his ablliiios until 10 Aaeertained
a certainty that he cannot be restored W health
dec i2-diwAc1m. VIM KENT. OuYntpy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-26

Notice
MAN by the name of FRAZER came 10 the house Of my
"A fater Mr. A. d. Dickerson Tuesday, the 9Th day Of
borrowed saddle, and bridle ride
10 Farmyile, m the promise that he would in few
When last heard from he AppOmattox Co. o
offering mare saddle. and bride for sale This
ton the public against buying said horse saddle and bride.
The animal taken black hy three years old last
Spring; saddle and bride almost Frazer 20
years age five leet nine inches high, very light
dark hair and eyes and his
right He dressed in dark clothes, CROWN wide
brim coored hat and shawl He remained Bookers
Hotel Farmvlle Monday night and left without paying
bill. ROBERT NJ. DICKERS0N,
decl8-ts Prince Edward County, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-26
Bakers Cocoa and Chocolates,

SPlCED AND NOT SPICED, ITALIAN MACCARO,
y Powdered Spices of all kinds for sale by
dec 16-dts STAHLER 4 JONES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-26

6OIuUI6lO TIUkkkkQ. : =
. tons Of Phosphate Guano, just hom Sombreo lalapd
20 West Indes the richest deposlte o. of Line
the world containing between 70 and 90 ef cent OF
Boas Phosphate Lte and 10 which We invite The stelfion
Of friends and the public generally who deal in fefzerS
viii sell atNorthern pces dedueting m expenses 70 ehs
place ,., t.i.,,l
ton or by mail ~r -, ...-s
aprl dActs. Main Street Lynchb0rG, Va
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NJ aw COncern

OCTOBER oath, 1859.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-07-02
State Central Committee,

By virtue Of and in obedience to 1esolu
ton adopted at the last meeting Of The AMI ri
can State Council of Maryland, for the ap
pointment ola State Central Committee,
have appointed the following named gentle
men: EDWIN Ii. WEBSTER,
President American State Council.
From Baltimore City.-Geo. Il. Sangston
Chairman, Anthony Kennedy. j. Bond Chap.
lin, +. G. Crowley, VIM. l.. Montague join
w. Randolph. 5. Owings Hoffman, Vim.
BIyson. Sam'l j. Pentz, 9. l.. l.. Leary, VIM
Chestnut, L. a. Whitcley, Robert Turner
Leicver Jarrett, j. Irwin Smith, VIM. Ii
Hayward, Caleb Donty, Samuel Kinks, Milton
Whitney, VIM. T. Valiant.
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R. Magruder, George w. Nietwell, John d
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Peter Hawkins.
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ii. Z. Hicks, w. o. Cooper
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Thomas Sim, Chas j. Baer, John l.. purncl
&. Cadwallader johnson. John A Lynch
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Dallam, Hamilton Leicvre, Ii. A. Silver.
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Mortimer Dorsey.
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Knock.
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Shelby Clarke, Richard W. W. Bowie, Geo
w. Marriott.
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Merrck, john Palmer, Jr.
ST. Mdrys. illiam L. Cole, j. Kemp
Jones, Thomas Harrison.
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Toadvine, Samn A. Graham, lance Lawson
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die. A. Ii. Seth.
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