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COURT PRoCLAEATI0N.

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LIsr oF sPECIFrC REMEDTEs.

No = tE9 EE PEt.I-S-FOr EFe-, Congestion
AMI InasHgation OF ali kinds.
No. . WORM PILLS-FOr Worm FeTer,
Worm coIic, and Netting the Bed
No. 3. BARy'S PTLLS-For Collie. CrTing
Teeeaing aud Wakefuiaess, ana Nervous
ness Of Adult2.
No 4. DIARRHG.A PILLS-For Diarrhua,
ChOlsr3 latantum and Summcr Complaint.
No 5 DYSENTERY PILLS-Fof Collie, Grip
ing Drseutery or Bloody Flax.
No. c. CHOLERA PIi.LS-F0r Cholera, Chol-
era NarbuS. Vomiting.
NJ. :. COUGH PU.LS-for CepraS, Colds,
Hoarseue~z Influenza and Sore Throat.
10 s. TJOTHAcHE PILLS-F0r Toethache,
F.tceache and Neuralgia.
NJ. q HEADACHE HILI.S-FoT Headache.
Vertigo heat ard Fuliress Of the Head
N8 70 DYSPEPSIA PLLLS-For Weak and
Dc-aaget Sc4raaeis. Constipation and
Liver Complaint.
No. H. FOR FEMALE IRREGULARITIES
ScaHtr. Pa,as.I ar sGIDr eSsea periods.
W. - FEgsLZ P!LLS-F9r Leaco.-h1ea-
Pr1uSe EeaseS aHG Rear ~ Down.
70. ~ GROUP PI-I.S-Fyr Group, Eoarse
Cough. BAD Breathing.
70. Il. SALT RHECA PLLIsS-For ErysiPe-
las, E-ug-5aS. F.1ap.es on the Face
10. y. REE- -NATIC PlLI-S-For Pain, Lame
ness OF Soreness = the Chest, BJ-A, LoiHs,
or Limbs.
Al Fever aal Ague. Chill Feye-. Dumb
A-ge, oLf Gi>maaa-et Agues-
F.-E,g Piles. B--a4 aHd Bleeding, Lztoraal
" E1c-E4al.
U.-For Sore, Weak 2r Taaerned Eyes and
Eye.ids Failing. Meas or Blurred Sight
C--For Cst-T-E. o; long Standing sr recent
either with distraction Or p-gtuse discharge
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-15

Or this series of Domestic Remedies IS that
each particular medicine i a SaEcigig fac tae
particular disease Or cstss o. diseases whose
aaIae it bears and uiar nc r.-i-l uu94 E5r the
cure Of shat par-icl.a. atgee,.o1- Hence. per-
sons suffering from chronic disease ar long
standing ailmelt. il buriaE 81 ea=c oI i -AFg-
ggys' SrECIFICS. aJtaja ttsa y7r-.cs.gr oae de-
sired IN their case. and thus themselves make
a cure which Otherwise 7vag.6 cost sae.u .-ag,
dollars, and no small alaaaat 81 ls-a- ana a.y5-
cal attendance, L. indeed = e---s IL 1-s-4.lel
at Eu.
Ta-s re1.-ill3ss suffer from nTsrzPzta T.--
E3Us CsED-TtcN CC2E:-FsIss. Eko IAsTz Gear
Sd TuSG-E AMI DGll-r-y- w1l-A IS perfectly
controlled ana cured hv .he
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1859-12-15
Q 3 T A P 2 Z

IS one # og- most common and ---s- :.oz-'e-
sons diseases, @-slast ua.-- ,-- a.L SrL11.
Medicines and even Homeopathic --a-c--1-
,lO2s- avc C. r-sr little use Ee- hundreds q.
persons rave been -u-rI Il -: 5z.r -ece-.
aud tresz- 5ut even long standing as5 -.-.a-
4-e cases oi CALA82E u :-- -s1 @: this
specific
Uls aged LADY n Sgraeaze zas ---s per
;setly cared Of C...4-v-a, v75s.-a 1=- a-aar=5
Der all her -lEe- a young la1- a, s1s RI orr
lrSt class boarding schools. who 7TAz 50 4 *
ei win This disease 30 % --e- sire o2-= than
tlgsy AAa1zc-c- els week, ET-z entirely ---s1
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DYSPEPSIA SPECIFIC.

There : scarcely a phase og ieg0s q: this
disease walcL IS not promptly controlled and
ultimately csr-- ay t-e a=e u .ll~ Specific
Thousands who have suffered .ar years with
1Als Bilious Condition having FI-e.aset, s.
case Of these Specifics, saTe lE=.Ee.;a -=e-t-c.
cave gr5 .uusz. ..,.v from their as1 complaint
COUGHS, C5.0S ag0 SIRE I-214Tg,
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LecE over lie l-ss- make - cz-e of what
z.1l -a- -ar3>s- s-4 ceg.1se cl.e szs11-. Co.
= cG---a- s1,e ar stamps, b Baa.-- 20 our sd
dress s. ~ Sc 8rls5vay, New York. aa5
-l- medicine wl5 os Ga.y ssS4rae- by l45. O.
express. Tree of Caa-Es address
d. = HUMPHREY & co.
Sg-5- 8EoS1FgT. Nsz FORK
Sd - cssser-=zr: 5s ,. S. SPENCER a-z
T. CUSHING. 1zz 81. L,~-94.zr- F4s-4-1T
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yalid. ard hare become tie family y.lcian
aud n,eeical aet User Of thousands Of families.
Nowhere have they i5eea tg:e3 without having
been approved. and their highest appreciation
4, among those Nho have knoEa theu longest.
and most Intimately.
Ecsru family viii fnd these Specifies all
they have been recommended :: prompt. rslil-
BE- sinpis and egie.e7i; often Jfr.eai n Essd
,,it !. fr.r-.l tall.f1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-17

DELEGATION OF INpIANs.-Col. Cullen, north
western superintendent, and Major Hix. (son Of
the acting Commissioner agent for the Winneba-
20 Indians of Minnesota, arrived in Washington
city on Saturday, with delegation twelve from
braves have come for the purpose of negotiating
a treaty by which their lands may be divided in
dividuslly among the tribe,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-17
ROBINSON'S
MA>EI,ufI.ATED GUANO.

THIS uNFol Aii.p fERTlLiZER, composed Of one half
best PEEi ff4N bEiNO Que half hhU GROUND BONE
and the best PHOaPHdiIC GUANO is In sosdton imms-
dia,e nsa tcug rpa by aud improved machinery BY
which il perfrt combination b effected reduc.
Ing ali hno powder and for application by drl
oerwis" Is III the most perfect order And have
hesitation saying. that for all 1t 10 equal any erti
offered Ia the farming community The QUALITY
WILL NJ KIT PtRrEcTLf uSIFoRA In all cases. WAR
RAN FED contain per Of AMMONIA and IS so
per NJ Of BONE IHoSPHA iE OF LINE u h put MP In
good bg,w" shg about 80 lbs each Purchaser win please
notice that the T. ROBINSON II branded bag
- u other genuine.
M the trade and tho general satisfaction
her. gwen all sold by VIII, hope
offered will Be represented
also keep hand the best PERUVIAN MEX.
winch will sell low any house
In the city WIN. ROBINSON,
Nos 4 and Holngsworh Street,
Near Pratt Street Wharf,
BALTIMORE.
cd dl,naI. In
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-17

Tn Po,rN>srrR GL>ERAL.-Mr Holt has en-.
tered apon his lntics as Postmaster 0snerni. On
SATURDAY last, thu gentlemen employed in the Pat
cnt Ohcc watel On Mr.. Holt. and presented to
him n set Of resolutions expressive of admiration
mud respect for the manner in which he had con-
Quoted the business of the Office. The Commits
sioner replied in brief but eloquent speech, re-
turning thanks 10 the gentlemen for their uniform
diligence aud ii lelty rs his subordinate officers.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-17
BY CHARLES W. BUTTOl
lE RMS

I'VE IMo
VIRGISIA\ Is published ally at and r-wctky
q p,r snnnn n aav Ance weekly at s2 invarah in IA
rancr other v,.e 81 will at chargejn al NJ PaIr
"a ii be at the option the Proptieof
nutl Al arr.arages shall have been paid
ADVERTlSEMENIS inserted tor 5ocents sqnareoi
m nce or less Insertion and J74 cts tor each
form weekly. and then acts
suuar, will insertion. II the numl OF
r, ons be not marked MS. will 5e publshe all
1 red ou;, and charge ac, or,ing.
II EARLY 0ATfS AIE
For quar-,
Furtwo 10 .............-............ Az
Advertisements Intended Tor both papers suhJectto Ic
ci u -
Annual advertiser viii he limited TO their imn' daie
nes or the charged at transient rates
q An new advertisements appear in the daily and tTi
,Iy apcrs. ,,,.u.. ~,
q Obituary not '-" en- 'xeeee e'sh'heS ar
1,hi tai IbrpN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-17

NOrlC ssc-iring to Improve rsy lets, a
~ oh distance from tho College, and carry out my OBJ
ieci wish t"s"i my HOUSE AND LOT, Oh Tenth ~
(near W'sD street Ia three .ories high bnl Of brick
never falling We'll ni puro the lot and there
Tor the comfort of h,uly Attached 70
nis tARrr.N tlRS SHOP high ~ by g.
which aid gentleman tho
march 10 dim. GEO. rEQOIVAL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-17
GONTHIEIt 81 PLATTER,
LYNCHBUR0, VA.

QEsrf,TftLih Inform their fr ends and the public In
IL general that they after having nearly compeed their
stock opened
WINE AND LIQUOR BUHINESS,
tNTIiEiR STORE oN MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE THE
SDRvELL HOUSE,
keeping Tor sn'a
risn Wines i",eh and MonieIclIo Champaign, brandy,
Rum, Holland ttn Nhiskcys, ltr, Absynth Marseies
Sweet oil. Nc., ot the Lest quatl". and brands
Being connected with of prominent houses
Franc" and Gcrnany well Of the largest
port houses Philadelphia aud Ne" YORK; shall
enabled to meet amy competition N price d quality.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-17
LYN HBURG COLLDG GE,
LA NJ II n Il lRli. YllRG2lNl n

iE fourth annual session of this 1nstutioa will commence
l. on the 18th nf September. =
The loraon Of tho h"slthsi and uost accssbie In
the eD;c and the study eo4h ClAancal
beeniihc, equal t"that Of tho best Auercan oolegeA
Tn. Military Department will b. lcleutly n6lntained
der the of Mr. !, u Blanken gradnate OF the vir
ginis Military sitnc and NOR rny eonnsoted with tho
United states Coast Survey. .t,
TIL" several professors will hryc exclusive charge Of the
aramar school, which your will hs thoroughly pro.
pared tor college nr business
FACILITY
Kew, w. w NaikIR Chai If hs Ihcnhr, Professor
Of Mental aud Moral Science. Aui IT History.
LftrHGts ~ MATHEWS 4. NJ, Profsasor Of Latin and
Bellies I'ijrcE
"a CAMILLA H., Prof.sor Of the 0fssk Language and
Litarninr"
BiASkrssnp. Fro.cssor Of Mathematics and Insruc.
tor Of Iarucs
BANutL GAHtaNp, A. VI Professor Of Constitutional
ID. a LANGHuhNf,M u. Prof,sso Of Anatomy and Phys
iolog,
Gu-trrK ApoLPHo sAnToRI Ill. d. Professor Of Modern
Lapgnag,a. ~.
LxpENSEH
Board - per weeh washing q vs. per month fuel
ighis SO term. 1ain SEQ in tho Grammar School, and
80 Ia the Collegiate department for half session
cE Catalogues further information be OBJ.
taned by address, tie Chairman Of the Faculty
a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-17

rI.AN OF THE IolIlkS.
henunhcs IN T. aotOl corresponding with those num
bcrs on the "kc printed separate Ns "t paper ~"
rncsd with tu .l TIA tubes ard placed ia ono wheel
The hrt L., i'ti4 milrly prln "a and tn.lt"lch
placed in anulLt whc,l
The wheels then ,rvolved md ninler l. drawn from
the wheel q" AWnhiH and nj the SAN" H a ifr Is drawn
from thu cih Ml.,l Ihr numh,r. drawn or
opened and "Nhhird Ia tho audit reg sined BY th"
Commissiuncrs thr t.r l.lp p,e,d ain. the Nuuh'r
drawn. Tbi alton Gated unti tho ptiaes are dawn
NPRI2fs-Ihr tra'eedus and tltc two
succeeding Nuurs thusr drawing IA, hlst lhyes III be
entitled To- the ii- Approx iyts Eur example" II
bered i2I-. Itp lHI ll2al wii each entitled to 500
II Ticket No "a haws Tn $1,000 Tao t"a ticket
bercd 54e '49 ! 52 vi each hr 'utt $50 and 80
according 10 the RhoNc scheme
CEKftlt AtfSuf PA,kAuis VIII hu sid st the following
rates. which l. the risk
Cerfcateu OF Packages of 10 Whole gan
~ HAN ~
1uQuattur ........... ~
10 l,u,hth .......... IA
IN ORDERING TICKETS OK CERTIFICATES
Encos ,llrt tskei4 ordrlud
receipt wtct they will bn ,rd / bN mail Pm
chasers tickets ending any hne they d"ts
The list n,n.et. anI Iljscs vii hc pur
chasers Immediately aite. liz draw
- Pmcha,r VIII il.ese wrl their 'gnatnres plau aud
give their poet uih,r, countA anl ~tlt'
~ Rcn'"n h't mat 10y UF 1nNabl" N 'hH
without dcinrr,u
~ All rgs sl M and under pnh in,neJaol, aft"r
the drawing pri NJ }hr u>u,l hMaut thirty day
All comniiiu = ,"unl.ufal
Addres. ,,rl,t4 Tor Y j. - cat urlta.
kl%NiN Ct ,nhNannHh Ga
Onice MRsntir Hall =, ill ~tl,rt - aItuah G'
~ lsl of the Iha' dra the who"l
bo published after 4s1ng, in tne Nrtnad idy Fe"'
maich2 d-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-17

Dr,rn OF THE "oLprsr :ISHAnrTANr."-Mr.
Swceny, the oldest man in Pennsylvnia. died in
Butler county on the eth ut.. aged 100 years.
Iowa native Of Ireland, and emigrated to the
United states when he was 100 years old. The
Pittsburg Pos, .nys:
lie was never known to have had an hours
sickness even up to tho very day Of his DEATH but
ing the full of all his facultts to the last, with
n deliracy of hearing and quickness Of percep-
tion that was really miraculous in one who had
Ionrncyca ~ Ear beyond tho allotted bounds of
earthly existence. His last day on earth was spent
ny usunl, II, the genial freside Of his daughter,
Mrs. Nolan, surrounded by adn,iring and aF,c.
tonate grand Children.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-17
Daily agir9iniau.
Keeping Warm in Italy.

The cditcr If the New York Express /. in Eu.
rope. and from n letter from Florence. we extract
ns follows.
"lIow do rcopl, keen warm in hot climates du.
ring tho winter : | nm seeing and solving this
riddle daily. Fro wood is dcar--of coal there is
ione cxccp, tho imported, and hence tho problem
Il keeping warm is II problem indeed The ina
tlvc." keep with their in their shops md plnces
oil business. n little cnrthcn not with n handle IN
il full of hot Goals covered over with ashes This
they hold by their fingers. or keen between their
lees, and this is their method Of kcen;ur warm,
They sometimes have large not in the middle of
the room for general usc. which they sometimes
cover over. but oitencr do not. | have rushed.
therefore. to the conclusion that the only wise
Nnter residence for man that means to keep
warm is Cnnnda. or Maine, or New B,nuswick-
Err in these ATTITUDES the houses are all made for
sammcr, and there i. not wood enough in the
country to warm them for winter. In hirer. nor.
,hcrn ATTITUDES. everything is in preparation to
keep You wa,m in u,ncr-but here. in Italy, it
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-17

ASTONISHING Discovery Vigilance Com
mittee, recently formed IN Pike county, III, for
tho suppression of gangs ofrufians who made free
with other peoples property, seems to have made
some important discoveries. A correspondent Of
the Chicago Press and Tribune says:
The amount of iniquity Mt once developed was
astounding. One person was shot in the act If
stealingn horse and large quantity oi counterfeit
money found on his person. Another was caught
on a stolen horse, and refusing to testify ~ desir
ed-hiS mother urging him to reveal nothing, and
saying they would not hang him till hell froze
over--was found dead. Persons whose property
count by scores Of thousands, acquired with great
rapidiy, and many who were not suspected, are
found to belong To the gang. Some thirty or for
ty horses have been found and restored to their
owners, and nm amount of yilany traced to its
authors, sufficient to fill prison.
TarNas IN WAsHsGroS AS TELEaRAPmED TO THE
New YoRK PArERs'-It is apparent from the exhibit
of the Post Office Department that it will have be
supported at least three-quarters OF year by
ces from unusual source lift is determined to keep
up the service and dispense with an extra session.
On Tuesday next the President will decide the ques-
ton ofan session aud also the time of call
itg it, lie may be compelled under the circumstances
to convene Congress in July
The Attorney General has given his opinion to the
Secretary of War that the act OF Augusta 1884 au-
thorzing grant of grounds on the Fort Gratot Re
serve to the Port Huron and Michigan Railroad Com
pany is not repealed by the 9th section of the act of
June IL, 1858,
The War Department have received advices from
Col johnson ut Salt Lake. He represents the army
AS in healthy condition and that the Mormons are
very civil Letters have also been received from Gov.
Cumming. The report that the Mormons would sub
init to the civil authorities is untrue.
Gen. Shields is detained here by illness. lie has
been sick for some days.
The Navy Department will soon order the fitting
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-17

"TnE E,GrE MIST or THE RrrrnLIc.' Such il
tic lofty title TINT writer in the February mum
hrr of the "Dcmoerntic Ago, gives TO the sober
State Of Connecticut. aud in the progress OF an
enthusiastic story. relates this illustrative incl
lent A number of years ngo, happening to be in
Paris on the llh of July. with many other Amer
n'ans. we agreed 10 celebrate "thc day" by din
ner NJ the Hotel Maurice. There were seventy
two of US in all We had but one guest This
was NJ. lie Tocqucvie, who had then rendered
himself famous by his great work upon Dcmoc-
racy in Amcricn. During the festivities Of the
evening, after tho cloth had been removed, and
slrechityng had commenced, some gentleman nj
ludel en- passant to the inct that ho born in
Connecticut. "tonneck-dccoot." exclaimed Mon
sicur dc Iocqucvlllc, ns he suddenly with tho
enthusiasm of frencbmnn. IVY mcs>curs. |
viii tell you, vid the permission of de prcsilante
of this festival, Won very lcetal story. aud then
viii give you ,on grand sentiment, to dat little
State you call Conncctdc,coot. Nun day ven |
w in dc gallery Of the House of Representa-.
held Won map of de Confederation in my hand.
ncrc vas Won cctlc yellow spot dat dey call Con-
nec.de-coot. found by the Constitution, hc was
entitled to six Of his boys TO represent him that
Goor. But ven make do acquaintance pcrsonellc
Of ;be Senator find dat nine of do Senator was
born in Cpnncct-de-coot. So den. gentleman. |
have made my 'cetlc speech now ] will give you
l,y grand sentiment
'tunncct-de coot the lcctle yellow spot dat
make de clock redller, de Schoomastcr, and de
senator. De first, give you time; dc second, tell
yan val You do with him; and de sird. make your
law and your civilization and then. as he was
resmning his seat amidst roars vi laughter. he rose
again, aud with that peculiar gesiiculation which
charnctrrzcs all Freurhmen in Nom nts Of excite
mcnt, he ehook his finger TREMENDOUSLY over the
assembled ronireres. and exclaimed mt the top of
his voice, "Ah - gentlemen dat lcetlc yell W State
you call Conncciele-coot is Won very great miracle
a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-17
LOTTERIES.

GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY,
uS 1uE rL,\ ut I'M
ROYAL. uASANA l.OETE ERN,
----for the hcn,rt ot The
MONTlCEl.lO UNION ACADEMY.
OF JASPER COUNTY, GEORGIA,
Auth"rned h, special Act oi Legislature.
M @ K N N Z Co, Managers
To be drawn IN puhr under the surcrnicnchco "t
two Comnissioarts,N Il SIMMONS aud PRfsfiss, In tc
City of Savannah, Goorg1n'
On the Plan OG single Numbers.
Fitiy thousand Cirkcts!
, D .G27 KlZ rs!
Moro than one Prize to ovory two Tickets
c. FaL PEfZE
800, 900.
TICKETS ONuN IEN pOs,l.AHS.
HALVES, OF ARTERS AND tlGllTS ~ rKoPoR ~
CLASS II DRAWS On
Saturday. March I3th. 1859.
CLASS L. DRAWS ON
Saturday. March 1Gth. 1899.
Mo NIRlGENI ~ III =.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-17
NEW FAMILY GROCERY,
= YNcHBURGAGRlC woRH..

r HNCHBUK(s sAlsKICVI.TVK RAJ WORN's
Thankful for liberal share of the public patronage foi
take pleasure informing friends
that we were ardei NINE PREMIUMS different FOOLS
late Fair We better prepared than ever 10
Tools and fine lot OF Tools
hand. would call particular attent to Thrsine
Machines Shelters Cutters Wheat Fans Cah"ons
Cast Sow ing Machine Wheat Drills, , hturd q lioi
and Others Steel aud Cast Pows, old aud improved
Livingston Points, Peakski Plows and Points All
We ask is a to a "t Tools
our line wHITTEMORE a. JoSIIN.
march dts Proprietofs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-17
MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.
IISCELLANEUUS CARUS.
STl'IIER.
B}yoS{t tat ahdHst Go4tf,
Main street. E,nChbura. VIZ
FALL STYLE PREMIUM HATS.

SSfIizEK ) III" pace 10 buy i""r HATS, 'aair IN
- un,!rr s pc, on. by the celebrated EsN
workmen that rnu he Produced ilc /, furnishing his
With Tie iaul~om'st Hat that eau ho pro
turcd Thctr nothing like them IN hi,tiN They are th'
Hat - something really beautiful lie does h"'
design being rsotica hni What every body saa must h H"
Lat 10 eclipse all othoi hats N bran
Of STYLE durability aud finish peculiarly adaptedto t" nlm
the head srly beautiful Sscrs isthe place u
g,tH =, =.
lie wepd also call attention Ia lis large ttesk ot SOFT rev
Hats grade aud quality. Servants Hats IN great N"
ety. Navy Cloth Velvet and lnsh caps thiahent nn'N
Hats Ladies Ring Hats and ali kinds "i aiH
made u order the shortest notice
tai S1rts lrac cal Halter for bafrans at the sign
of the MIG ~ tf HAr ih"N l-WH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-17

pEArm OF THE LAST SURvIvoa or rHs WYoxrso
MAssAcRr.-At lBrowntown,l Wyslasing, March
3rd. Capt Daniel Brown, aged So Year,, months
mud % days. Thomas Brown, the father Of DAN
iel brown, cmigrated from Connecticpt at an ear
ly period. and settled in the Valley Of Wyoming;
he was the fnther of twenty one children, Of whom
nane' was the last survivor. apd two of whom,
Thomas aud John were killed at the massacre. -
Patencc Brown, tho wife Of Thomas Brown, ST.,
escaped from the Fort with six children, among
whom was Daniel, then about eight years old.
Thomas the father being cripple. could not keep
up with the family. and was overtsksn by two In.
dians. who suffered him to escape In consequence
Of being cripple. After Gen. Sullivan's sxpedi.
ton in l17o against the Indiana, Thomas Brown
with his family returned to Wyoming. some few
yonrs afterwards, Humphrey and Daniel Brown
settlcl M Wyalusing. near the place occupied by
the MrrMan- IN 1865, and called BY them Fried
ems huitcn. Daniel Brown coptinoed to live on
tho same place first settled by him until his death
and h" is supposed to be the last survivor Of tho
Wyoming Massacre.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-17

UNOR RENT.-We offer for rent the property
Il known as the AMERICAN no TEL, on the lower end OF
Main Street Possession given immediately For terms ap
pyto j. ii. g. SAN'L TYREE,
zen l6 d3taUts Trustees.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-17

NEW CONC ERN.-We have this day assoc In
ted together under the style and firm LEE
ROCKE L. CO. for the OF conducting General Gro
r and Foredrds4 Basiaess at the old stand q"
Lee Johnson Il Co.. Main Street where SHAH be- pleas
cd old friends aud the public promising
promote their interest Liberal cash adv
made on onsignmen.s in hand for sale
JOHN II. LEE.
JANUARY lst Ie59-jan 4dtsl GEORGE W. RockE
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nATs We have on cossig gnment, few hnn.
" dred bushels OATS for sale. - -
march sdts FRANKLIN OTHER.