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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-24
Terms for Five Months.
Glasgow Male Institute.

YV1HE Trustees of the Public School, in ,ssFyl
i the City of Glasgow, having COM ss.fy
pleted their large and commodlous school s5-e,y
building, take pleasure in announcing TO ~
the public that they have engaged WM. T. DAVIS,
\. NJ, President for some years past, of Masonic
College, to take charge of the school as Principal.
Prof DAVIS, is so widely and favorably known
as an educator of youth, that no special commen-
dation from US is needed. He Will be assisted by
Mr.. J. T. ]. HUGHEs, a graduate Of Masonic
College, and gentleman of some experience as
teacher.
The want Of permanent school, of high order,
in our midst, has been long and deeply felt. Such
a school the Trustees have labored long and cam
estly to establish; and they have finally effected
an organization, which, they are sure, the gener-
Gus and united patronage of the community will
render permanent.
In the GLASGOW MALE INSTITUTE, a thorough
and systematic course of primary instruction will
be gwen, and course in the Classics, Msthemat-
les, &C., at least sufficient to prepare student to
enter the Junior Glass in College.
The classes will be so arranged that every pu-
pill will receive his Just and full share Of attention
The academic year will be divided into two
sessions of Twenty weeks each, the first session
will commence on the 18th of September, 1889.
Tuition per session Of 20 weeks in the Pri-
mary stUdieS-Readug, Writing, Arith-
metic, Geography and English grammar. SIP, 60
In the Mathematics, with any of the above. 1900
The Greek or Latin Language, with any Of
the above. .-.... ...... ...'.' 80. 2O.OO
Contingent fee for each pupil per session.. 100
No deduction will be made for absence, except
in cases of protractei Illness.
70 Students from a distance can get board in
private families as low as at any other point.
F. ". DIGGES,
a. w. ROPER, Trustees.
au % j. G. WILLIAMS, \
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-11-24
To THE LADIES.

To THE LADIES.
WE beg TO invite the especial attention Z, @
w Ladies to our assortment OF SHOES, m I'M
featured by ourselves, and to our order, lSs .ne
especial benefit and use; and believed e &c SUP
rior to any assortment ever offered IN tis s;sh ar
either as to variety or styles, beauty Oh Ai'n' VI
substantial workmanship. o, ,l.o
Our stock Of Chlldren's Boots and Shoes Is aiso
iarrs and complete, and we feel entirely connaens
we will be able TO give satisfaction to all VINO
win favor US with q call .uzry
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-15
Execution in Newark, N. J.

On Wednesday last the execution young man
named james McNlahon, took place in Newark,
N. j., for the murder of his ss,cl-in-aw
The prisoner is 81 wears of age, was born in
Ireland, served under Gen. Scott during the whole
Of the Mexican war, and on the frontier against
the Indians Since bis arrest lie has been very
quietly aud orderly, oceasioning no trouble what
ever.
His manners have become mild and amiable,
and he seems veally to have made up his mind
that II matters little when he dies, considering
that it must eventually take place. lie has been
well cared for and kind, treated and appears
perfectly unconcerned and even iovial
lie parted with his mother and ister affection.
ately, bat firmly and set-posse>scd. lie refused
however, to see his brother from New York. and
coaid not lie induced to confess his crime except-
ing that he was only sorry he had ever said 30
much as the Tsapers misrepresentcd him.
The sallows were erected last night and wa =
composed Of two upright and n cr,,ss-beain being
the same ON which James Low. in lS42, and Sohn
Er,mtein, in 1852. were executed.
At about or after eleven o'clock, the prisoner
was led in by the sheriff, with his arms rinioned
attended by the Rev. Father McQuaid. and hold
ing crces in his right hand.
After the necessary formula by the Sheri". he
was permitted to speak. Not word fell frum his
lips, but dropping down on his knees, he received
his confessor's benediction, and then standing up
the can WAS drawn, the rope adjusted and by the
action Of spring the culprit was suddenly eleva-
ted about Eve feet.
The full did not hreak his neck, and but little
agitation wa. arparent. A few treuaors and a
tight drawing up of the legs. and all was quiet.
An ndomitable will exercised its control to the
last moment After hanging thirty minutes. he
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-15
Sad Fall Off Clergyman

The indianapolis Journal of the 10Th says:
I'VE learn that charges have been preferred by
three clergymen Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, against Rev VIM. Daily Of that church
and President of the Indiana State uniyei sty for
three alleged offences: lst. Drubkenness; End.
I.wdnr.s and Sd, Offering money to witnesses
IF his misconduct to secure silence Tie testi-
,,,uy Of u very large number Of the mos, res
pcctable citizens Of the place has been procured
r',,,or,.1 Ia Rev Mr.. tiillett. p,es;d,ny Elder
e tho District in which the Rey. DR.. Dsily re-
.i1c.
The facts on which the charge. arc based. arc
.lIs,ed Ia ha,. occurred in this city on F,day
LeCTc New Year. or ON New Years ,,nY. aud
u, have been witnessed by numbers of cur best
c;,izen,e
Tho american edited hy a minister Of Dr.
D,ily's own Church. and which has hitherto spo-
tc, in his defence. i. eyenniprc suceiti. in IT.
charges. IL says: Our renders will learn with
nroGund regret. more thnn surprise that DR..
R,;Iv the President of the State lfui,crsity.
sncnt most Of last week in this city, so much un
dcr the influence OF Intoxicating liquors a. 10 be
SON stappcIi ing the street, aid Ia decan him
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-15

MODEL IoyER.-The Detroit Free Press gives
the following description Of the negro who recent
y won the heart and hand Of the young white
heiress in that city:
We were Mt some little pains yesterday to get
sight of this modern Othello who had wona second
i)esdemona and found lean. long shanked hob
ling darky, about fifty wears of age, his white
wool showing of a countenance ofsuperfne ivory
black toa irightful advantage. In his escape
from the South, he received q shot in of his
legs, which adds nothing to the elegance of his
locomotion, and there isn't a solitary ivory re-
mainingto relieve the horrid chasnl that yawns
whenever he attempts to smile.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-15
SALES BY AUCTION.
THIS DAY.
By BRYAN AKERS. Arerlo>lra.
By BRYAN AkEl.S, Ai,rlo>FEr.
IMPORTANT a>DpkRE

~ E! 90 WORTH or DRY G,u,DS Ar AtCIiON
Al n" "nr" Si,r tie "awiek House. Main st eonineu,
rlay Night, January - h. la1, nj O'Clock = NJ uud
confirm" "hel. x ahi "Hrning nniii al Is d-p
Srlrr every dtV AZ 10 \ VI. ani , T.. NJ Gir LaIi.s
III EEK e"niprts the lir.rs Dry &; ,,
offered al auc"n IN THIS city, aud nart
lrt cit and English Bro1d
I"r salt h"tts ip ~ J.ans Nestngs lIaud ,.reh T.
u nj Sha.s Under Shirts, drawer Gil ives Braces Ar
SHAW French br'che shawi-, long and square
French tm and Bay Siatr.. all won't song aud
/, h III t, ta>harrr III bet 90. Steias rni,J
t..rc atI LINN S'iaws Cl"aks &c.
lktN> TT OBS More Antique bR Il and ftncv; Silks
l"ip. French Cas- hnc" E"l"-s atlu Wuul Phts Scotch
Gala lIadS PaImt - Coou DE LANES shaus Prints
Mf>ius,
LIMA bic Satin pamask Table C!os all sic. and
ppl'ns NtpAns bti, " Ien Linen, line AZ! throw
ttitl> m Ncirg AMI cling GENTS and
l. - L. III IIIn'ikt rtl,,tS, Hosiery, &c
Mas ir. Nnuui' Lancaster Quits Shret.ng Ribbon
f. "a n>"i- aud in taci tyhms usual found in fri
D.S 90 ~
Ill., lsf,s rep" u'y ny 'ci Il attend Sales al 10
n 9P n. and NJ. All goods d rs rrircs .ntrd
Iat II d. AEbl.S, Auc ioncer
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test Between 40 many gentlemen well qualified
for the Office. as are Mr.. Daniel, Gen. Clay. Cen
Blow, Gen. Stovall. Gen. Tredway and Mr.. Pen
dls.on. IL b not likely the people VIII make mis-
take
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-15

wa. pronounced dead. the body let down into
handsomely prepared cofhn, and given into the
possession vi his friends.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-15

ANTI otr Ior Isoi.om.-- The Pam Niiirr.-kev.
Alien. writ,ug lr"a layoy lsnnn.h. Jan 9TH ~ says:
wiitu past have disposed Of alto,
BOTTLES, hut Please send s
supply dhrough ia. Mission Room) you
two hundred huiiis lie WITHOUT sell. and
endless ,ails IT, blth by urmau and karens
with the 'uges and have ficIucnt
both sell aud oihrrs One IT. while
sleeping open Zayatc, awoke 10y rxcrncia
ing pain foot. On my nation found had been
bii,un by C,ntpcic. immediately applied the Pam Killer
fun instant relief la less than hour again
asleep.
IIihbard. writing from Burmsh to his father
have Davis Pain X Her coughs coi-
complaints burns. and fp the sting s,orpunS with
uniform success We always keep ii whore put
hand u II In the dark, II need be
sold by all medicine dealers.
sold by JOHN II. SEAI IynChburg. Ijtn "a 2w
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81 {. K. PHELPS, Arcrlo>rrR.
5asaE,EOI.p EUUNiTiRE nj AUCTION,

RI zAEsEOI.D EUUS1TiRE nj AUCTION.
Z Dn Saiard Morning the 18th lust will sell Msrk
street" th. rft If family Renewing viz: Narirohcs
Calrets SD. raris iedcais Is ing Ma,trcssts Dining
Tables pinror aud Tea U.s. Tin Sac Palor Hn WI
tEn Carpets. Window Curtain Cooking stove, Cooking
It1siIs -
BlGGlfs -ag ,rd Sec nd hand Buggis Eoekawav and
II rn'ss Ian Is dl c. X PHELPS, Auct'r
ATOT1CE.-1 sim u, ~ sn turday VI ormin &,
- The 18th inst. 10 O'Clock front the Ma House
sell n lot Of HOUSEHOLD 4 KITCHEN FURNITURE.
jn - di '5iar. y. GORDON Trustee
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-15

\ BALD E.GlE Frozen TO THE Icr.-rhc other
day larg" laid eagle caught wild duck in the
,iser Susquchannah, opposite Duncannon. Pa
carried it 10 cake of ice which had lodged on u
rock, and commenced his feast During the opc-
railol., it is supposed that being wet, his feet aud
feathers, h,m the intense cold, ftozc fast to the
lrr. and beng unable To extricatc himself, lrr-
i>hed He VAS seen Tapping his wing, unii !atk
Thc'c was desire to capture the great Amer
can" but Le could not he approached "a account
Il the great mass Of floating ice between him and
the shore lh1ytsburg Tieyral&
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-15
From the JsHtrson City Examiner. Jsnaary 9Th.
The Border Rufiaans at their Work

We learn from Mr. J. 8. McComb the bearer Of
petition 10 the Governor Of this State. from the
citizens Of Bates county Mo-, who arrived in this
city direct from there to-day, the particular. of
another startling outrage, committed by the robber
Montgom cry and his band. in that county, on the
night Of the 30th DE, ember.
Between II and O'Clock that night, Mont
gomerv, with about thirty of his myrmidon. at.
tackled the house Of very wealthy farmer, Jerry
Jackson. Esq., who resides twelve miles west Of
Bnllcr, in Bates county, about two miles fro,n the
line between Missouri and Kansas Territory. The
house was n large two story irnme. with u 40 feet
lot running hack toward the north. Mr.. Jackson's
store in tho lower room Of the south portion
Of the building The robbers first broke open the
door leading into the hail. but were fired upon by
The inmates. Tho firing becoming too hot for
them they retired, but rallied again and proceeded
TO Inc northern part Of the building and fired it.
The flames soon spread to all parts Of it; the
ban' III the meantime having surrounded the pre-
mis- = to out df the escape OF the inhabitants
pro coded To fire into the windows one Of the
balls striking MIR. jackson in the face, destroy ing
IA nose. The firing was kept up spiritedly from
within until the flames forced Mr.. Jackson, to-
.etn cr with three men who were with him-his
sor son-in law and one other man-out Of the
luillinv who succeeded in making their escape
The three men who were with Mr.. jackson were
not fired upon, but several voleys were let of at
Mr. Jackson who returned the fire, and succeeded
II l. supposed, IN wounulng one III inc rhschf.
Montgomery stole four horses from the place
and then went over the line.
Tho building, which was new one, md very
costly together with Mr.. Jacksou's large stock Of
goods, furniture, &c. were wholly consumed
Nothing was saved but his books aud papers.
which his wife had taken the precaution to remove
to an out house. anticipating the attack. Fortu-
nately Mr.. Iackson's wife was also in this build
ing which was left undisturbcd.
Mr. Jark,on's loss from this mutderuus attack
was in the ncghberhood Of six eight thousand
d5lars The negroes the first intimaton Of
the attack, all fled to neig bbor's and were not
mulestcd.
Our informant tells us that this banl { robbers
md maranacrs had been threatening Mr.. jackson
Tor time past owing to his strong pro.-Iavery
sentiments which he cared not to have known.
\ number Of other residents of that county have
also been threatened, and may be robbed and muir.
dcfcd nj my moment, unless the strong arm Of
Judge Lynch is extended in their behalf, or they
receive an from State suif lent II bring
Montgomery and his bnnd To nsice. This il the
second express which has come to this city in the
past two weeks, calling FIR aid from that portion
Of our State. and We sincerely hope something will
be- done To nd the country Of this organized land
o rufhans, aud that speedily.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-15

inlltcc Naune The 90 nf the Franklin iiuidug
Fnnd Association hay" rurms III du5 aud report the
the Jesuit # hcr ANIMATION. Te above bal
tax h u be IL
accurately hept Rc,prrtil y pbn ucd by
&. X = Al .HTE3.
JND II STAY. COMMITTEE.
Go Il YnuRMAN,}
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that have been invented, Woods pre- emnenily
first place. II will certainly the natural col
the hair The directions followed for suih lent
4 II also has produced Astonishing effects In
lri growth Of hair where the hesd had been
>I,y bald Wood does pretend that it will do this in all
aud ihnh his candor il good
Which is really II the
Of the hair ell, human make them
tN where there Is vitality lett in the
the hair all Its pristine vg,r
II has done this cacdy whcn all failed
II is worth he la all make the
For head OF danifu and thckcung aud 9Th
enng the lair has rival Uts.dn Patriot.
Sold by all good Druggists jan t-,w.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-15

TOBACCO COUTURE IN New JERSEY Salem
.S,5,55om says that Mr.. }. Q. Fanclil Of New
Vernon, near Morristown has now ready tr mar
hct about three tons Of tobacco. raised by him
last; summer. GA three acres of land. Mr.. W. G..
Tucker, of the place, has also cultivated All
acre and a half of topacco. Quite y number of
farmers have experimental thcpa>t season by cul.
thislatitudc has been found TO lie much sII ,rior
To any south ofus, this side ofFlorida. The editor
Of the Sunbcoa records his qualification at sink
ing c car made from tobacco Of this years growth
wll'h raised by William a. Goodwin, his
farm in Elsinboro' township, near that city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-15

PIrcE or A CIRCULAR SAW TuRuw> TuREE-
QUARTERS or AMiLE.-The Gettysburg Pa. Com
nlcr says: We have the information from rclIa-
Bile source, that few days ago, circular saw in
operation saving stove wood at the house of NJ.
Jno. Bosscrman, in Reading township, in this
county, broke, and one piece flew three quarters
Of mi|e-struck the barn Of Mr.. John Eliker,
cutting through an inch board, then striking the
leg of a winnowing MILL broke it off This is an
extraordinary circumstance, but we are assured
TINT the proof of it may still be seen at Mr.. Eli
ker's barn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-15


Hler {" shares Of the Ass iut
Nh.it''r IcI'' med, ~
patti. |
Amount drr the Assoc aIinn b1nls SJ H
twenty -nmc Il Liars per share .HIi t--tar Asocia-
ton haNi's be- II la OI Grafton ~ M nths.
Present of ech ,hare ...................
JN,L MILLER, Ireasui
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A ,GSi&G TO BoyS.--On New Years day,
n thu nrr-stone factory, milos from Utica, n.
Y, several boys were sliding down hill on an old
lmrcr. The hIl is half mile long and termina-
les a, lie bridge over Saquoit creek. AS they
blc "a q. came in collision with IN ahutmeni crush
ing Il breast of Ablam Akroid so that he died in
! hours. Another lad, Vim. Forcey, was thrown
ly the Violence Of the collision feet the rail
ing If the bridge ON the ice in the creek, Is feet
below. lie sustained fracture Of the thigh, had
four teeth knocked out.and was otherwise injured
about the head and body. a faint idea can be had
oil the fearful force Of the collision when we mem
ton the iatt that the first descent (half mle) Of
tie inmprf, as timed by spectator, made in
l. secund,.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-15
SPEC Al. NOTICES.

THE regular m"aihiy meeting Of shr Frnnk-
lin Fund ASS" ion will he held this Saturday
Ia the Book store Of Payne Black
fo shares stock in this will sold
a hc aae JNO. NJ MILLER
- dlt | Treasurer
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-15

~ u j.
s In justice to yourself and ho be similarly
c. OF your Premium Bit"rs ihai never used them
until recently, but my wife having been af'hted with
and dsordcred stomach the past
twelve used in her
t" heath She under the c"nan, treatment OF five
sN able physicians but relief could be had then
several eertih'at' the remarkable made y your Dit
persuaded m, wife Try them in
tIe she rapidly Not only
ae ton aud disc ireh toma but her gene
raj health better no" than has been Tor many
using and shall always onunue To b'ters
II" are similarly afflicted f"or obed'ent servant,
Kl'hmohd Julle IL 's'1. THOMAS NJ. MoNrAGTE.
BAhrits inHlrm Ifl.skrhn.ond, Seut ~ lo.-,- II
Is with whng wasnrc ihal add testimony 10 tie
OF bAAhns rmisiuM ilIrkhs, making permanent
Also, my Using
Twin ss. ,"'ee.' AFTER ..i'ms for many ,"r IT, de
TIC Us. 81 ihcn '""si.cfd ut THEN ulc As.,,
confidently nd theta til, Athlete. j. ADAMS.
For SAFE itc druggists in L!nehburf, os All he
p'"ora pugt','. the e.ty OF kehmon ana rs
Virginia also, Me-sDs Chas S.I g." Ma+,ns,"n c.,,
ID I b. II Sa.t'I G." nAI r'ore Md ID. L. Miller Coy
o'de,s hrd l.! a,iIr,s~,ns l. BAKER Proprietor,
We think II is h.rdi, h"o"m -,~n 10 ,hc must
tcil s,et ,. deeply the sciences ar.
oohrus down n crcatri We
~"rr ""nd'tni III H. these tines aud wonderful
made {" THEM hn iii not Mo" tn" ,hcm-ts Tut ting
nih' cru 'n aud evan s"ia>sins the mot w'"latn
"'io nhn'-d "a ' OF i'h prominent ,'ilzt' I" 'h" lab
.ra". 4 ID Atti', mNrttr OF ,hthhY itslohAL -"
tNih,ttnc futs where were shown g"uert.u,
f"nhnNN II r"'st' AID S ir" "ets Al iS m,str genre"
1t la, ar - m'"''tHs the s"t.' -scmce- OF i'w' rn
pie, SHAN IL, Pear.
Itn, but exceed ,,,tN
thus tah,~ t us,i,ts lis ia at W litter
ana 81 heu't hNez 'an HAT ''n be e,'r'd she
lla0i Nv
di,raru Ia ili- pt"t,ss tie sNtstsnrr
aud nndlhe tsa't m"'' t Which made then
cIupn,e thci M Proportions n h =
Chr,stian Advorste fnov II lw
Mrx,can ~ ..inmx LIN nrnt ~ ittmr
alone could insure n success "h' tbs artistic has s,'anod
for ktennai Eurm. buns Brbt>'> JOINTS. or
Hal sp'"iu l'oe III a"i -" ril'nss on II rs,'
y, VII
ha tested " And " Lth srn, raj
M LnnpLt cht"tiGtly
lhurhopd
ihls l. " Rug ntid. C"nn.' =. I.tiI,H Esa
H. ~ this sit,nJ bui tnc Aus
soIi hiu fr stDu lrUr l. Il
d tnirr irr such r-tinonN Is rca. hug
The nah toln I,,ry iani, -,"niI =
D,warU, lMtTAiio\s The triti,e Mustang Id ~ ali
cr;alir deal, bout q
: 1 BlakHs La n.nt' II btse III
BARNES & PARK. Pfoirctri..
Win NV York.
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the other yiu disorders o the channels of the uterus
rel aud renewed by few Applications OF this
pr, ccled by Concentrations. We who suffer
these nf the shuuid lose time tai
heed this lrcnly warning sold the mandatory No
New York and by ali Druggists 25c dc.
and 81 per Jan liIw.
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\ Rrx,wAr MARRIAGE aSpIr, Cos ,rqrrScEs.-
cputly ocrnsioncd considerable excitement Miss
Sarah Jane Phillips. miss OF 1t years. with red
head and $1,000 in her own right WAS "wooed and
won" hy T.. ", Brown, n young man Of the ma
ture aye II ~ years, n wool-chopper, writing mas
ter and oriental painter" by profession The
match wa favored bv both the parents IF The girl,
IA, as her father WINS under the control Of guar
dnn, and the girl herself had guardian. tie
consent uf the parents did not amount 10 much.
i'ndcr these circumstances the young people elop-
81 and We're made one flesh.
ID T. Hathaway, the young lalys guardian.
hearing II the marriage, determined to take her
nto hjs own custody, which he succeeded in doing
after n Lard fight with old Mrs. Phillips and
laced lef with friend of his in the town of
Georgia TO board and to go to school Upon hear
ing of TINS ruthless invasion of his con iugal rights,
tie new ~ made husband got out haheas corpus
t. obtain his wife. The hearing took place before
Judge Bennett, Mt Burlington.
The return to the writ was that Sarah Jane was
Of weak mind. and not of sufficient capacity to
contrn,t marriage. The testimony introduced to
prove these allegations. turned out to be weaker
than tie intellect Of Miss Phillips. was alleged to
be- the Court deciding that the little lady must be
restored to her husband. if she desired. which
which Nhr did and tho twain left the courtroom
as happy ~ all newly married pairs supposed
10 be Ii is announced that the bride has sued for
divorce, one Of her aunts bringing petite for
thnt Uu posc.-- Boston journal
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-15

Hon. WILLIAM PR FESsENnrN has been re-
elected nited States Senator from the State Of
Maine FOR six years from the 18th Of March, 1850.
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Candidates for Clerkship.

Hor CLERksnIr OF TIE llrsTiNGs CorRT.-l re.
sp-ctfny sef The sti,e OF 1lefE
ian sdtdoIr Nm NJ sENPLE.
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FURNITURE! rURNITURE!!

II. p. ID T. q r. \ AF.
81 BOWERY, Wholesale Ware House, and
1872 PEARL ST., (Re,ail Store,) New York.
Where i'll be assar ,,ncn.
in the cry.
tv IiIls Of Is KcIailcd WholrsuIc Prices
at the ROwcry store.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-15

4 NE, KOCKE 4 10, rccci Ving, nnd
\ Offer Tor sale, very low
% barrels of good Apple Brandy,
) superior did Apple Brandy,
- pure Moasscs Rum;
together with general assortment Of GROCERIES AND
LIQUORS. Please call AMI determined
sell bargains. Giiek sales and small profits.
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