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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-16
Truth Is stranger than fiction.

n IAIAEsVILLE Oct ISJy.
DR; LvoSs-Deur Sir: Deep gratitude requires me to
certify to you the blessings have received from God
through agency About eight months ago. Twas
erig severely with diseases Lung Liver and Heart
and my whole system was aborng under very hazard
situation. twice bed the lungs and period cal
chs reducing me to very dangerous state lap
piled you. after having tested the skill physi
clans of this place with success, and find myself
with The highest hope of enjoying goodly degree of
health npce more and sincerely hope that it may be
your portion relieve the sufferngs of thousands of
poor discouraged invalids, as you have
Yours &c. r- ISABELLA E.BAKER.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-16
! VqT7T G17rT IN 729H
Shilling Prints, any quantity,
all coilors kinds aud styless nd just the thing

-gf eszs S3ss.zsE SD sg5szE5E zzoEF
Our stock of 9 III w LIS we venture to
say can't be Bay State. immense pile Brocha,
long square. Stella with Fancy and Brocha horders
all Also pile Gents Shawls at lower prices
than usual. E II az III - "-'-.i f-s-a g
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-16
business Houses 20 be closed Thanksgiy-
g .sRae ERF stosr ing Day $3.50 aisiss5i 8

WE, the undersgned. bust men of Rayeuna, will
w close our respective places of business THURS
DAY. Nov 9Th, 1859, being the day set apart for
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-16
DECEMBER APPOINTMENTS.

ROOTS and til. leave. ri be for the healing of th.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-16

LAT. 49, Lon $40 ~. Hsigh..be SET. l,s7 feet.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-16

n The of Daniel W. 0oss Bro. Of Edinburg will
also Be closed upon Thanksgiving day.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-11-16

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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-20

PASS through being exceedingly barren and thin
ly seftled-he started on his journey about TWEEN
ty miles on foot. When nearly night he became
very hungry and weary. and stopped at a small
house and asked permission 10 stay all night
lie was told that about two miles further On there
lived a man who could accommodate him. lie
proceeded about mile, when two men emerged
from the woods. one of whom asked him the time
Of lay, and NJ Mr.. +. in the act Of taking out
his watch, the o her ruihan struck him blow from
behind-with budgcon he supposes- which
knocke him dos n.ihcy then dragged him hurried
~ into the woods about fifty yards, and gagged
him by tying large cotton handkerchief over his
mouth, with his back against a small tree, pinon-
ell his arms and feet firmly To it with cords
They rifcd his pockets of $500 in money and two
watches aud ler him.
In u few hours his limbs becoming too feeble to
sustain his body. he 'ank down almost in.ensible
in otherwise, n most excrucatingly painful posi-
ton, where he remained until about ten o'clock
next day, when he was accidentally discovered by
the man to whom he had applied for his hospital
ity. lie took him home, aud with great cf1r, res
torod him. lie ia home. but is still scarce
lv able to walk-a perfect wreck from the effects
Of that terrible ordeal.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-20
By BRYAN AKERS, AucrioxEER.
IMPORTANT AVN pERRuPTORy sAIE

Of sstND WORTH OF DRY f,1)DS AT AUCTION.
the under the Wa,wick House. 9ain ST.
Friday Night January II h, 1882 at o'clock, p NJ, aud
c"ninnc earh ia, and evening until al Is disposed III
Sr!cs g, cry day nj 10 A NJ. and . r. NJ tnr Iadi.s
rms stock c"mprs the largest Dry Goods
Offered at auction this city aid consists
French and En.ish brnrd Cloths Skins GAYS mcrc.
Tweed. saturis Kentucky jeans Nesiings
q ns >haNls Under Shirts, Drawers Gloves Braces
SHAW Is French tr",he shawls, long and square
French Empire and Bay States MI WOOL long square
II ,d,, Cashmere rhit, Wool Steas
IN LIMA Shnwls. Cnaks sc.
ikesS GOODS More Antique. bls'k and fancy silks.
Pc, Inns French Cashmere Eo. aQuil Wool Plals Scotch
Gala lfams Patmcl,, Coburss DcIanes Gnghams, Prints
Nh .ns.
LINENS -porble Satin mssk Table Cloths all sizes
patterns. Nhpts BpIyV plain Linen line aud Brown
Linen tl,,iir ezra hnr Sheerg and foweIing Gents AMI
Lai, Linen lisUdkcr Hosiery, &c
Mara lit, Cnuaterpan-s |. lser lnts, Shcetng Ribbon
Rrutd III meets and Ia tact every Thing usually found In art
ti5-s D Go ds
The allies uliy hv,tc! TO attend Sales al 10
y NJ, VI. aud T. NJ. Ali goods warranted ned
Jan IL Il $ Is AEEKS, Auc inuc,r.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-20
Col. Thomas Ii, Flood.

We publish to-day the letter of acceptance Of
Col. Thomas II. Flood. conserving to re appear us
a candidate Tor this Senatorial District. The let
ter of invitation to him is signed by Democrats rs
well rs Wings there being no party issues bcior"
tho next Legislature; and Col. Flood by general
consent, having madcus most efficient, able, and
faithful Senator.
We submit that Col. Flood is entitled to re-
election to the Senate by virtue of his zeal in be-
half of the local interests of Lynchburg and the
District and on account Of hi4 great personal pop
ularity in the body of which hc has been mem
Der. gentleman of fine sense of high charae-
ter and of unsullied ntegritv-.hc is equally res
pected and esteemed by his i'liowmcmbcrs Of the
Senate us by his own immediate friends and nc Oh
bors at home
Az party politics will not enter into the dclihc-
ra,ions Of the next Legislature. we trust Col, Flood
will be returned hy vote approaching nnanmty.
When we have such men rs he in the public ser
vice. we cannot afford to dispense with them.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-20

The New Orleans Delta, abiding to the death
Of Gen. Henderson in Washington city says sit is
rather striking coin cidence that within period
OF two or three years three distinguished citizens,
bearing the same name and title, of Gen Hender-
son, have departed this life
The first was General John Henderson. Of this
city. once distinguished Senator from Mssssp-
p', and lawyer ofgreat ability the second was
General j. Pinckney Henderson, the chivaric
and noble minded Senator from Texas. who died
IN Washington City last winter; and lastly, Gen
ersl Henderson. the chief Of the Marine Corps
All Of them were meu of mark and eminencc
and filed large spaces in The history of the coun-
try"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-20
Highway Robbers in Indiana.

The Shelhyvlle (lnd.l Banner gives the follow
,g recent account ofthe robbery and almost muir
'er OF Mr.. Samuel Eff, citizen of that place.
lie had business calling him to visit the south
AIT ot this State, and on Wednesday, the Doth
H.. he had occason To 30 from New burry, Greene
'uniy, to Washington. Davies county. There
eing no public Conference.-The region he had to
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-20
Another Atlantic TELEGRAPH.

The Paris correspondent of the b .ston Journal
says that in an interview few days since with
several English capitalists, the Emperor express
Cd his confidence in the proposed laying of tel
egraphic cable between France and America the
Termination Of which is to be the city Of Boston.
The company is being formed and the whole af-
fair will be carried into execution as rapidly as
possible.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-20

Diem MO>p pOTTEK1ES, Foot Of Mnin
IL STREET tk,tt> aud al cary and l2lh She,
RI HMONp. VA kt.skt PAKR lr,iretor - rhe uh
scbcrs kirhmOud aud lcal
IN the s,ljoini that they mannf euu"g
bs quality STONE WAR;. which they VII sill
t"l.o IN pIicrs Il uJrai far cash
All Ware sold .s i'll part OF the iy
freo"f charge IIION w kEE Eli,
DAVID PAEN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-20
By BRYAN AKERS. ArcrloNEra.


ALE or HOUSEHOLD AND kITGuES
- FURNITURE STOi'K LAND. HOUSE LOT. &c -
In ending to city, st Of Feb
inaiy x Iwia sell ancticn e0th m
lr',c, ali 81 my not SEiiOLD AND IrCHEN FFoM
TIRE AL. lot of Hnc hiiOATS. two hnc yvung NIICH
cows. & CARRIAGE. aad q .nmiiy HORSE
VIII he sod at th" same by Mr. Joha II. Tytte,
Tracis Of wuol La Il The Horse LIT on which W re-
sid sui scvcra! Grass Lois will he rented.
jan Il di3jln THOMAS L. JOHNSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-20

Mr.. William J. Robertson Of Albemarle has
declared himself candidate for the vacancy in
he Court Of Appeals created by the death Of
rudee Samuels
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-20

The Memphis Eagle and Enou rer has been
lately discussing the question whether lie Pres-
dent il really n Democrat or not His rccomnen-
daton Of specific duties it seems, has staggered
the faith Of our contemporary IN the orthodoxy IT
Old Buck creed In the Of its article tho
Eagle shows up the motley character Of modern
Democracy in the following "Grst-ra'c" style:
II the principles Of y, mncrAcy ut this day wcro
rs well defined aud a, clearly understood Us were
Wing principles when Tyler was President. it
would he an easy matter t. determine The que ton
as u whether lIuchannn is Democrat Bat it il
not So easy at this tune, whcu Ne have nemncrats
who favor internal Improvements, and Democrats
who deno unce them uuron,tiiu,iona' bono
Gratis who think the public land SHOULD he d -po-
sed OF by general homestead ball, and Dem rr.ats
who pronounce this policy unwl>c, d, ma, ,gical
and ngrarian Democrats who e~pou>c Nj tlays
plan of distribution, and Democrats who !eauuIIce
the scheme as II rank political hercsy; Democrats
who believe in the gospel Of tIEbu,'erisn, and
Democrat, who sustain thc neutrality laws; Dem
ocrats who advocate the revival ,t the slave tsale
and Democrats who vote il tn lie uuwise iucxte-
dent, and contrary to the settled policy -. the
country Democrats who favor Il National Bank
democrats who oppo,e IA National Bank lat iavor
State Bauks.and democrats who oppose all banks.
and finally, democrats who MAINTAIN the is om
to the policy Of free trade We .av that when
we see men calling Themselves, and recognized
~ democrats, entertaining sgeh conflicting views
and advocating such opposing Doctrines. it is not
easy to determine what IS orthodox democracv or
who is n genuine democrat.
Taking the generally expres>ci opinionS Of those
regarded as Democrats. II ~ equally difficult to
ascertain whether the rec, mn.eud.ti,us Of the
Presidents Message are in accordance With demo
cratic principles. The President recommends the
adoption OF the policy Of specific duties. The
sentiments and recommendations Of the Secretary
Of the Treasury are Numerically opposed. IIee
We have wide and marked difference at the very
fountain head. Which is Democratic which or
thodox! Tuin to the party press, and we find
equally confusing disagreement. Some approve
the Presidents views and dsapprove the Secre-
tary's position; while others sustain the Score ary
aud dissent from the views Of the PRESIDENT
Is the President a democratt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-20


OF the iuroai from ynrhburg to Knpxviic
Virginia aud East Tennessee
Rrsy" ADVERTISE AND GET RICH .eza
IN ANY OR ALL OF The FOLLOWING PAifKS:
NEW ERA Floyd C"mt House, Va
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE NEWS, No.,
PRESBfI ERiAN WITNESS 5 of''"'
bRDN NlAih = kNtlAt Lille Tenn. nlG.
NlSnlCATbR. J"ncsb.rouRh Tenn,
RELIGIOUS lNTELLlGENCEn Morristown n, Tenn.
o oaLrEf rE STAR Lcxington,y.
E Rna.iSnaT' Abnsdon.v.
slstnNs ar I.iaer'y,va.
SALEM REGISTER. Salem. Va
THE VISITOR, Marion. Smythc co, Va
FliuilNiA PATROL, Independence. uraysonco. Va
VAnLET Wine, 5 Fmeastie,ya
STAR AND HERALD Christiansl,urg, Va
WYiHEVILLE TEI.EuRAl II, (w,,,n w.
WYTHEvILLE TIMES, }"F'"e'"e' va
UNION DEMOCRAT. Uniou. Monrt county. Va
ADVOCATE, Jacksonville, Tazewel county, Va.
REGISTER. lr,r ~,
The SOUTH WEST" Pearisburg, Giles county, Va
SENTINEL, Alexandria, Va,
Persons wishing to advertise Of the above will
ind II to INTEREST call me tho
I.vnrh5urR Vrginan, STAIRS, where will be
made. and advertisements FORWARDED WITHOUT
i Will also aud forward advertising paper
In tho United states. A. WADDIl.I.
Foreman
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-20

Major-Genersl Twiggs. Of the Texas Division
United States Army, is now in New Orleans,
aving come on there to consult Gen. Scott with
efsrcncs b, the affairs fthe service.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-20
VIM. L. Goggin.

Tho importance Of unanimity in 90 large dele
CATION a. this city sends to the approaching Con-
vention must be apparent to all. II is to be hoped
that Convention Of the delegates will he held
previous to the Convention on the 10Th prox'mo.
in order to discuss the claims Of candidates, and
to ascertain who is willing to ssrye the party in
this next effort To sustain true popular rights.
For one do not wish TO see any complimentary
votes, nor yet wooing. nor billing and cooling
We want no carpet knight, but one capable oi
giving "hard knocks" The man who may he
found willing 70 lead "forlorn hone" should re.
ceive Mt the hands OF the Convention tho prestige
of unanimity and enthusiasm.
The nomination being conceded TO the West.
and it being distinctly understood that the Rich
mond favorite would not accept, allow me to sug-
gest name familiar to ALL If the Wing party
ever had man entitled to the appellation Of war
horse" VIM. L. Goggin is the man. Unialtering,
un,iring, unwavering bold, able aud well posted,
he would carry more terror 10 the soul OF hon
est John than any man named. d. not know
whether Mr.. Goggin would accept but do know
that IL he consents he will "stand mp To the rack,
fpdder or no fodder" and give Mr.. Lecher about
rs much trouble ms any other man could. We IN
yite the closest scrutiny of Mr.. Goggins qunitea-
tons and record. DELEhAIf.
We find the above in the Richmond Wing Of
Yesterday, and heartily endorse all that the Wings
correspondent afhrms OF Mr.. Goggin In casting
about us for a candidate, We know not n man who
more fully unite tho requisite qualifications
for the present emergency than Mr. Goggin. lie
is most efficient and powerful stump orator. and
has the physical,as well az mental qualities neces-
sary for an active aud energetic canvass of tho
State.
Added to this, Mr.. Goggin has clear record
having always been true to his party. his section
and himself. His nomination would be hailed by
us with pleasure, and would commend itself 10
the people ono enlincnty eft to be made
From all can learn. Dir. Goegin has the inside
track, and is destined to be standardhcarcr
through canvass that promises to be more in'er-
esting than any we have known for many years.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-20
Candidates for Clerkship.

~ CLERKsHIP or the liusTISss CouRT.-I re,
specially announee y.rif candidate for the Of cle
ian tasloae '" ''' cay - WV " sExpLra
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-20

b15- am n candilate for e.eiection to the
c'efs hip 81 the Court Of Hastings this civ ~
jan dtitie JAMES BENAGH.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-20

dopted was beyoed al doubt to ccmoine lts Sosfh
sad South Hea more closely in their political
movements and preferences. ! then to.gM Tie
srperissest dsaeeoxs one, regdvdisg IN po-
ltiosl visp only; for struck me MsfV ne omo.-
toss ssptrests Of tie North skosid taks il info their
Aeods 70 play ~ same sort Of game ~ retaliation,
ne NcuA ,could soon b. Arorn into sefded mi
nority, and forthrM depriced Of political Poeer."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-20
SALES BY AUCTION.
THIS DAY.
BY BRYAN AKERS. Aucrio>rLK.

NOTla E.--nas ~dinseiy after shr -ni- Of W..
~ y l. Johi soHs prop the , nh lust VII sell al
nv rssa.ne-. conv'nr 1T I'll my HOUSEHOLD, AND
klrCHEN ftiRNIrlRE Inc udiag sup, ri'r ROSEWOOD
PIANO t~o good MLt,ii COWS, giving milk als,
hist rat, COOK. With nj REMEMBRANCE.
Jan ls-IisJsn s. W YOUNGER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-20

RAJ" We are requested To announce il NltSc.
DID AXE candidate fr Clefkshi -" thn Hastings
.ourt /. + the c., ii l., uchL..y lisa at iofr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-20

Er.y. au IA candidate { tie officc It Clerk Of
tho Hisiiirs Coiri of I. nrhhur: J. GDaDpN.
tt.dofc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-20
FUElisE DAYS

BY ClIAS. 7. WORrlIAM x CO, Arc4!oSEErs,
RICHM ND, I'd.
(AHGO MALE Of aaGAH Il NOEAsSES,
~ AT AtC ION On FRIDAY, JANUARY Flat, n u
War"louse, the ID mnIrncing II o'clock A. NJ
will Sc the II brig Al aee from Aakapas
ing Of
2i] hhis Of prime and choice q. Sugars,
$40 bhs OF really prime n .. Moiasses
lots d. do do do
TERMS OF SALE For nil Sums under 90 cash over
$780, fur months credit for approve. tahe paper
jan 2j.t2t Gil ". r WORr.IAn & 90 Au trs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-20

Holloway VS. y tos ent.-tS1cs md Eia ~ %
III" oir viiu-nt disorders OF the channels Of the
howes relieved and removed by few Is
ointment preceded by warm f"uien' atons y. WHO
from these of the frame houd lose
heed o this friendly warningi sold at the msnuactotS NJ
~ alden Lane. New York, aud by all Druggists BE &c.
aud 81 per pot. Ian ~ Gw.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-20
BY BRYAN AKERS, ArcrioNErR.
VALUARLI: nEA, ESTATE r.Rs.,

VALGAHIE HEAL. ESTATE Err MALI.
AT the request Of Nj Grrge A Wright. theg snt ,r N
certain Iced duly Recorded AZ. shall. SA1I i;p\A
The ~ inst ~ II o'clock, front the Mark,i House
offer for sale that valuable ii 'ce OF LAND
tanning Aere+ and VIII r there DIV oiIing
Market Gard, II, and COOL orchard lies Of
burg COLLEGE" and II part OF The mi formerly
Haze k. deed. priya ely rf ~, ,h al q,
tanly sell II As advei scd.
TEkM>.One third cash the balance rayair in u and l.,
months negotiable saiisiae riy endorses
ei The lille retained uul The paid Tha
believed to Dr cd but shall wth special
j. n. GORDON. Trustee.
SHALL sell, at the sa isse time, u half acre of
Il GROUND Franklin liill--a b.an Iot--nn wilton
ih.r" Is a Eo"i " ell OF water J. y. GOkDDN.
l. d i'm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-20

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u "fhe as orimc' NJ ,ain aud lor-d tNGRAVlNtis.-
A>". a large ass,rir al Il iITHOGRAPHS. Grocisn
psung u ,ntr.i, and more beautiful than any
have before aa-r,d. liam aOdts II c. vI0oOR.
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AIDES SIDE LACED BOOTS OF
the best quality and of all ccors can be bought for
10 American House BiocR. Main street,
apps diff Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-19
N EW BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS
AND
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The nth and concluding volume of Irvings Life of
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Memoir of Theophilus Parsons with notices of some of
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Lectures on Metaphysics by Sir William Hamilton
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Catherine, by the author of Agnes and the Little
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cry of every variety constantly on hand
Books rebound by the quantity single volume i'll
the very best STYLE at lowest prices having facility
for doing work in superior at short notice.
A large stock of Blank Books constantly on hand of
my manufacture. Blank Books made to order to
pattern.
Printing done at Printers prices
Paper stamped without extra charge.
Gold Pens OF superior quality from different manufac
turers.
School Books at wholesale, at the lowest prices,
EDWARD MELLEN. JR.,
myll diff 239 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-05-19
flour ann Drain.

EVOUR, FLOUR, FLOUR-In constant
= supply Of J. $. welch, Massasot New Bedford
Pearl Mills, Wamsutta Cassel, Superior What Cheer
Grey Eagle and many other brands which we are offer
ing at very low prices
Also 5000 bushels of Com. Including Northern Sonth-
ern white and yellow, and Is tons Fine Feed by
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