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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-09-09

r.Reso,vca That we owe to the vigilance
of the Republican party the preservation Of
the Fishing Bountie>, the danger 10 y hlch ha,
been temporarily arrested by the sigma! rebuke
given by tie people of the free States 10 the
administration & MIR. buchanan. ii the late
elections and we owe also 10 that party the
guards and detences which still surround otr
suffering Shipping interest, constantly and ma
lisaantiy as>a!ed as i; : by threats and by
propositions coming from democratic leaders,
menacing is still farther pIos;tation.
The following resolve adopted by the Re
pubiicans Of Washington County. in their
Convention, expresses a truth of which the
people of Maine should be especially mindful.
Net only has the Democratic [. 5. Senate
passed I'LL repeating tie Fishing Bounues,
but Toonbs Clay, Brown and the other South
ern leaders o. the party have sgnihed their
fixed purpose 10 strike down the Navigation
Laws. and thus throw our coast!ns trade open
to the competition Of " foreign bottoms" Let
the shipow ners sailors and fishermen of Maine
remember these facts and vote accordingly.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-09-09

Mr. EpirJR:
noticed an item in Your paper about six
or seven W, cks ago headed, Cannot be beat
which WAS as follows -
sawed at Austin's gang in 80 minutes.
3 200 leet of lumber Mr.. Bonzey head gangs
man." which | must here state has been
beaten by a number of hundred feet.
Sawed the eth inst, at G. y. Back S
gan. in 90 minutes or one hour. Ibis feet
Of lumber, being $50 feet more than sawed
by Aus;in's gang, the gang being driven bu,
ten minutes longer. Mr.. Geo. osgood head
ganssman.
When this is beat he will try again.
\ SUBSCRIBER.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-09-09

CONCERT We understand that the we'll
known Ballad Singer, Mr. Bernard Covert.
assisted by his two sons, will give Concert
in this place on Monday evening next
As Mr.. c., has generously offered to give
the proceeds OF this evening to on, OF our I'M
fortunate fellow townsmen, and as his en-
tertainments have been everywhere well re-
ceiyed, we bespeak for the vocalist and his
beneficiary a full house and literal patron
age For particulars see bills.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-09-09
Get ont tie Voters

The vote Of every Republican should
be cast next Monday. See that all fair
aaa honorable means are used to have all
the republicans at the polls. Let no one
stay a home for the want of means to
get there. Send your teens fer tae
lame an, e IL.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-09-09

We expect to make up our bed at Charles.
ton with the genuine democracy of the South:
and are uiliag also that the STARE trade and
STARE code gentry shall hare lodgings in The
same bed, provided they will lie quiet and
keep their heresies to themselves .I-Auousfa
Age.
Precisely SO; just as we have always main
tanned. You are perfectly willing that the
'slave code gentry" shall have their own
way with their abominable measures, provi-
ded they will not embarrass you by sticking
them into the Charleston platform. The
Age is candid in thus showing its hand
plainly VI 4drerfiser.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-09-09
Vermont Election.

The election which occurred on Tuesday in
Vermont resulted in a Republican victory,
as usual. But in addition to a victory, it
was upon an increased vote over last year
There is gain OF Republican members to
the House.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-09-09

REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS FOR THIS CouN-
Tr ;-rrenton. Hlncock &C., Eliphalet Pet
,insill Castine, Orland &c, Frederick
Webber; Bluehll &c. William Hopkins
Mt, Desert &c, Jacob Sawyer; Gouldsboro,
&c, John c. r. West; Penobscot &c, Dan;
iel NJ. Perkins. Bucksport not selected,
Ellsworth and Deer Isle do.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-09-09
To Town Clerks.

VIII The Clerks in the several Towns
be careful in filing the Blank Returns
and get in the hight names and the night
mum Der of votes. There were some err
rors in this County last year and too
many Of them might prove fatal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-09-09

A correspondent writing from Cherry6eld,
says that the meeting at Columbia to take
the preliminary measures to organize an Az
ricultural Society in the Western part of
Washington County, was very successful
one. The prospects are good for thriving
Society in that locality.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-09-09

By notice handed TO u. too late for thu;
paper We see tina, the next SESSION OF the Han.
cock Musical Association ~ be held II
Ellsworth, commencing Oct. ~, und the
direction of VIM. B. Bradbury of New.York.
tickets one dollar. Books furnished free OF
expense. Arrangements for board at low pri-
ces are to be made.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-09-09

y Voters, look at your ballot the last
thing before depositins it in the box, and see
that it Is fac smile of the following, with
the name of the Republican candidate for
Representative, of your District, attached
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-09-09

INDIAN WHEAT Mr.. Elisha Hatch OF
No Penobscot in this county, raised this year
from bushel and q half of this wheat,
fiity-one bushels and half We know
next to nothing of this kind of wheat,
but believe it resembles the buckwheat.-
This is certainly remarkable yield.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-09-09

JAVA WHEAT.-Mr. William Ii. Black
has shown us a sample of the Java Wheat
raised by him on his farm in Ellsworth this
season. The kernel is very large in SIZE,
plump, and rather light colored. Mr.. Black
purchased bushel of this wheat that was
at the Fair last fall and raised from it about
dozen bushels. 1t is certainly as hand
some looking wheat as VIC have ever seen.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-09-09

At a recent meeting of the New Hamp-
shire Conference of Congregationalists, it
was stated that not one minister of the de-
nomination in the State uses tobacco
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-09-09

Inc Passport Seminal says, DR.. Colby ad-
dressed the citizens of that place on Friday
Evening last on the subject of temperance.
The audience was large and attentive.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-09-09

The Oregon election seems to have been a
rather close affair. The latest returns give
Stout, Democrat $500 to 529l for Logan the
Republican. 1t is also reported, that any
amount of illegal voting was resorted to by
the Democrats,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-09-09
state of Maine.

I4EcCTIvs DEPARTMENT,
Augusta, Aug. %, 1859
An adjourned session Of the Executive Council viii be
hed al the Council Chamber ia Augusta Monday the
ulaeteen;h day u September
AtIes,: NlAA SMITH, ia, Sec. OF State.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-09-09
Hall, Republican,
SAKE, Democrat
Republican majority

last year the same towns gave Hall 1911.
ard Keys, Dem. 2isi ,-Rcpabiiean major
ity 2j773.
In 90 towns the returns show the election
OF 81 Republican Representatives, S Demo-
Gratis, and one no cholce. Last year the same
towns gave /? Republicans, 10 Democrats,
and one Of no choice
Comparatively little interest has been
manifested in the election, and the returns
come in slowly.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-09-09

The annual meeting OF Lygonia Lodge No.
40, held at the Masons Hall Ellsworth, Sept
9Th, \. d. ls5a.
The following brethren were elected Off
GERS Tor the ensuing year
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-09-09
CAUCUS

TIE Americ republicans Of Ellsworth, are re-
qnes ed to meet at LORDS HALL, On Saturday
the 10th inst. at two o'clock NJ, for the purpose
Of nominating candidate for Representative 70
tse Legislature. PER ORDER.
Ellsworth, sept. !, I55a.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-09-09

y The latest style of h5op-skirt is the
grand self-adjustins double back action bus
tie, Etrusean lace expansion, spiral Piccolo-
mini attachment, gossamer indestructibie
Il is j." love of thing"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-09-09

mus The PROMOTION which had been voted
cut on the 23d of April. 1854, was again
voted INTO the plan of government, restoring
it to precisely the condition it was in when
reported by Mr.. jefferson to Congress. 1t
had thus become the "Jefersoaiqn plan;"
and, although Mr.. JEFF rson was not then
in Congress, still Virginia, as before cast one
vote tMr Grayson's) for it, This plan of
government now restored to the original
draft OF Mr.. jefferson, was reduced to the
form OF an ordnance, and was passed July
Is, 1857.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-09-09

The st: Augustine (Fla.) Examiner as
serts positively that eargoes OF African ne
groes are csnstantly landed in the United
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-09-09
The Republican Ticket Elected
Increased MaiOrit1eS

MoNrrELlaR, Vt, Sept. g. Our annual
election Of State officers and members of the
Legislature took place to-day. Inland Hall
the present Governor, was voted for by the
Republicans, the opposition voting for John
&. SAKE, the Democratic nominee.
10 p. NJ. The returns. 81 far as received.
indicate the reelection Of the Republican
State Ticket, by the same majority as last
year on an Increased vote, and small Re
publican gain in the House of Representa-
lives over last year.
In p towns the vote for Governor stands
as follows
Hall, Republican, 500
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-09-09
FOREIGN NEWS.
Arrival o: s!,c North HsritOn at Far.
tter Point.

FARTHER POINT. Sept. 18th.
The STEAMSHIP, North Briton passed
this point at 6 P. NJ. yesterday, with
dates to the 9th ult.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-21
MCKINNEY g. CO.,
b b lta- wiieLkaALe Asp nETAIL
CrOcerS and Cen'l Commission Merchants,

- Hank tQnarN, Main ttfee, LynUIilfH, Va.
ME Ia receipt Ut Spring stock Of Groecries
w Ir0n Steti, staple Dry uuois. Ne, tonsslug ~
Cubs, oseaaa and eonse nnRars, snrieas grales
Loaf Crushed Granulatcd nnd puw dereL sugar
IAHuifa, Kio, Java Moehn aud Santos Coffee.
bpsru, Wax. Adaalantine and Tsllow eandles
bFown and Fancy svapA varipas brandy
Teas Golden Chop lprfia Paniaio, Delicious ooung
epless " every kih Sole Lesher good and amage pure
Oder Vinegar Liverpool and aEvund Alum snlG
ull Nos VlrRnia and westeSn cured aeoa. No. Haitian
IlsrsnsA IN whole and half haftis NJ aud Maok.rc Ia
Kits Ma Peruvian Old Domlann Malta hsiis
I'd lrn' Band. lIoop and sheet rn Norway Nail a. &e;
esakes with general assortment OF Staple DIR, uoods such
No aud Usnaaarg, hlsaci.ed anal hfown siirags and
sheetngN nurinM Pianianatoa Lcn, lotionaees, striped
OxnabraA Prints Gnghpnls &C.. which tioy rvsei-
hy ask IA examinations rum ts ffes and tc ublr scn-
crafty - s4ss46 553e 80 ~ 80
~ Particular attention paid TO coasgnmen. Of AL kinds
Country Produces s ~ april 9O.iis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-21

tD zyuly =. "a y ~ = Wy
Singers Sewing Machines.
REAT .asss,. .ssy. o. ns.. proof Of grss.
before the public comperbasto sagers sgwny Masincs
They were exhibited n The iafe EUnssfzelie' In
France, s1cre they carried on the HgeA premium; and
great mnnafac0sy 70 mako them hss boen tdtin Paris
In every branch Of Industry n which ssKng y y - done
these machnes No used with immense pfo tkespecd
of the Rnlway train u 10 travelling on f NJ sewing with
Singers Machines canpefed with hind mr. No falr,
shoemaker dressakcf carriage lnet ksdder, halter. De-
&c. should not BIO Without The DIR pto0 q slng OF
these machines regularly emiye h ns Thonsand Dollars
IN all private faniiies whrre them ,rh ewing TO
be done ieae fnaehits ~ an Invaluable saA rianters
aud hotel keepers md them and profit
able These machines are shs Y thsk coesie,c,ion and
chine made by which sort ~ work hne
could be- perfectly executed Thousands nfsar and worth
less Sewing Machncs have been made and sod unsr various
but singers Machines alone have been found every
where tn satsf. the wants Of the people
Plain printed instructions for uang arc sent with each ma
chine from which any readily acquire the art Of
gng Them The machines Iaekdd securely 10 go TO any
part of The world To all perss desiring particular In
formation WILL application by letter 1t either Of on
forward cpy Of l. N. singer Coz Gazette paper
wholly devoted to iic sewing Machine interest q
Principal once No. ses broadway, New Yusk.
BRAScm OrynEsNo II Hanover st. Boston: No. ~ Chap
81 ST., New ayen ct 9lovevvils NJ NJ No. 81 Broad 81,
Newark Nil No i4l Chestnut ST. rhiadelphis No. 100 Bal
tmoe ST., Baltimore: No. 82 Westminster 81, Providence
l.: No East 4th 81, Cnennati % NORTH 4th st.
ou No. 81 81 Charles ST., New oeans No ~ Dauphn 81,
q . - Area ikcnk
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-21

sUAlSlEt ARRANGEMENTS.
IL 5AMasroWa. Capt.. rAaSsa. H." and atf' ioA, SeiGfk
yuik, Capt sk,ssSs, Will carr! passengers 10 and
The JAMESTOWN Capt pAmaIsls icnves Richmond every
TyEsDAm asSaaS +. oe,scA siS roa. .aas evening
arriving There early nexay and In mc connect WIN
Ihs R0ANUkL, Capt skNsEa, leaves Richmond ever,
FKiDAf nernoon ut O'clock Sin Point nsM morning at
socioes' anu "sou'' saline evening Tor New York, afss-
'a rs sN .,1. &! A.. IL. No. !, Mort.
River ever. sasrday afternoon a. eeoek isr Norfolk, Pc
sfrS's ss% Fer zach Nh Rl North m
e. every "Wednesday afternoon ut eeloek Cor por,slnoa,
kADUcED kATEs.
Passage, statcroom included, between Norfolk and New
orn
Passage, sialefom Included beiween Richmond, Peters
burg and New York. .................@..
rassass, included ynciiars and New
Passage to nn nom NORFOLK same a. By ihc River boat.
MEALS, FIFTY CENTS. EXTRA.
The new new %aa s,e e, Steamer YoskrowS viii soon
Fur tickets, apply TO LEE, ROOKIE co, Agents,
april so-d.s Main street, I.ynehburg. Va.
Removal! RemOyal,l
Merclants bank ~ Main street, TOT ew
l fsn aag s - NC A'' VINO ~'n ''' 1'' sA''''
&C. and where 4. usual
Az s ss s 'a "a '''' VI" Il "a sss sfsy KY
WE books plates fof HAIR JRwELRY
WE. y calling w %rs.e iossr eS i.a
may ss-ds - -. - e.- j WILLIAMS SON.
, ,] 1ss Ger Y1gS Fruit T.. 49,. :,
i Stone Cos diss lre.evias Gan. Arthur sealing
s .; s . Clam sss Vim s ss:
dirsons .ssU.psny each sad q ysrs Call and exam
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-21
PETERSBURG ADvERTIsEMENTs


(SIE " OF TINE "a GLE)
nFFEs his friends and e public generaiy one OF the
~ largest and cloicesi stocks VI AItH Es JEWEik1
siLvEIWARE, FINE CLOCKS and FRS r-cLAss 0OoDs
cheap brilliant and beautiful be had In any other esla-
s,i this ay other county, In every department. ar,
ees mporie) Of The newest Styles AMI
the uuiquc ella steal aud elaborate workmanship.
Aeut --,its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-21
JOHNSON, YOUNGER y OTEY,
F ia PEARL. sTREEf

JOHNSON, YOUNGER d OTEY,
IL PEARL. STREET,
ssrwxxS MAIN AMI GARY, RicnAosn VIRGINIA,
HAVE ON HAND AND OFFER FOR sALE-
l Sss. G Mocha A.. L's's and '4 ss o'n's
s 90. ssss s.s ss@ sss' .s.s Leather
100 hoxss Brown soaps - = So. t
,a ass s ssss: a, sfGps ssui 81 Malls.
IS hos.heads Cuba Moaas.s<
- s.-; : s.sr. : Z ! ss sss.s
g % grsnalassd sugar.
3 patent sS Gu. ,s sss sugar sss'''
% barrels crushed sugar;
,Ss s s s french Window Glass,
10 SasSs. c. csrs TSssy and other .. Seeds
and ws .sss s X FosEa kHn XII r s
~ ~ ss: :; 'P; which A We ss; :i s~
now on 2ssa saa es.i ssssaa Leather BETTING
of The Various 'ss. used Y machinery fastened in the
W. MANNER and q even shckssA For sale Ut Northern or
Also orers ,sksn and executed ssr Gum Betting a, c,or,
June june s.d,. 4 s.M.s SIMPSON.
W. Hair and shaCl< Mattresses.
WE keep ccnsauf oa hssA sooc stock of Mattresses
. ras s r -. sass os We can have the
saaG ~ VALENTINE = tENING.
COLE IKATHERs- We $50 sesesins isrge 10. Of Sole
Nh sps ss sA Sc a; sas " WI .s
snpS tds 8 sEE LEE, ROOKIE cos
lfeMft seass. t'rait Jars.
TBHE sabcFibef - Asd snd sae ths largest
VI sAck 81 FRUIT JAns u IN uaarkeL ana lof tsp
M ~ . , Aes r.ss wing ss,
ss NJ ~, ~ s ss s.s.s en-. .ss
&c W q. g ina shsh vu n ssl sAssp ~
a.a Can suon and ~ e1pQly. Orders fn8 ~ c,uhfry
IN ~ ss astdcd "a rpmpay saa The ssSds sssaAsy
AeeosApeas - sssl ..c.,x = 1885, ssts 8
/ ~ = 9. les No. sssss LynsAssrE "
wa os<s NJ "a 6sa.ss y 81 as.lssp
/ ss 1s.s.s !. Williams ) con. = aaa,.ssss.
E.HGB AND fIAeIkR<eoe 49, Fhounutea 1Ine ia
"A flsusr aaeetend tlH ezpesssd seg sais 70
1 H. e 81 s. 6. 81 8 Isshssora3.
Il fNQ49ykEAaAks-rw ssla steriins d Asder,or,s Pur
s1pats< arsleis NJ pickiiae md table ~
| Hzxl1Es HzdzzzsE, Tor sspss@SsT jae Tsssysa at
II aug H-o II. c. y1CTORB.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-21
Lynohou,g Coach and Wagon Factory.


THE subscriber returns his graicLi mel n,'w l,
&4E odd friends the iibc
toward him, and tiuss leave a. INTERN
them and the business and
he oler attention business merit
mvora lie will make la order and keep hand
all kinds Of IRON AXLE WAGONS, made In the most sub
sianlia and style. lie will also make order and will
aud Bugge Also large assortment Of ani twOhorse
spring Moving Wagons and twohOrse Stages All who want
tory and, he Is doing business the principle
expect work and low price. All
good and neat Buggcs give ME call.
march iI-ds JOHN II. BAILEY, Agent
ATARD, DUPY N CO.'S DARK BRANDY, Vintage 1851
~ quvrter pipes lleinessy and other bands imported Bran
d, Imported pori and MADEIRA Inc Of various qualities, for
sale 10y lJuy l+-dtsl JONES n Co., Kichnlond
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-21
ApYERTIEEM EKT.

withouf Honey 70 oa Persons Ordyiag Looks from
CLAHK'S GREAT
GIFT BOOK ESTABLISHMENT
40. oOt, Spiiiis uartan que
= IJYiLADELPHIi
THIS establishment conducted scale Of unsurpassed
msgnincrnce and beraiiy Thousands testify, and
universally nowledged ~ DO the most liberal and punca
tin Enterprise In the United States. FL
Ny Classified Catalogue Of Books pamphlet Of -
large pag contansa full List Of Histories, Biographies Ira
yel Adseninfe S.oes Anecdotes, Tais Narratives To-
inane.s sports and rusiimes Also Rcsau Bllcai Thee
logical, Cassea Philosophical Geographical Botanical and
Agricultural Works. Die,ionsr.s, xicons, Albums, Anuls
aud Presentation Books Bibles, Hymn and Prayer Books, la
style Hining, with oil thu NEW EST WOk5
lie day, all of which handsomely bound and GU AhAS-
TEED PEkfkEf IN every respect
Tbs present will he by reference
SUPERIOR magnificent offered by similar
establishment thu unionone Of which gifts Will acconpii!
each book nj tho time ni sale.
tN Fins GuLp WATCH accompanies every order OF 100
Books ordered toeiu Catalogues
TESTIMONIALS.
As denee OF tle truth oi wsd hus been asserted APP
u guiii,nei oi high slAndig whose
veraciIy cannot he stoned, who purchased ordered
Hooks uoLD WATCHES, namely: VIM
ZimnirIni El MhLctown, Pa J0in u, SALES, wholesale
trccr, i,n,is,v Pa. Hon. q. q. Waker Representative
from c0merset county ia The Pennsylvania Legislature; Waller
a. Eyans Noinry Pabic, Lancaster cy, Pa ia'D Martin
Esq, lorhpst,r N. T.; Hiram Fisk Isl, Cleveland Oii0 Mr.
tn. Laaart Harrisburg, Pa Mr.. j. L. tcars Dcnr Greek
Crosby, W, street, fmaic. a vine received
spleilhl silk Dr.ss fai,In, worth sir
u. W. CLARK,
Ma st,6 spring Garden street, inia'eipha.
fB" Agents wun,at utii village in the United
States My terms Agents such 10 afford tcm liberal
for their trouble. Full particulars be had
by addressing abosc. Catalogues sent free Ia any a
dress. laux p-dim
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-21

Empire Gigs amd Carriages.
nx~3. A fiAE assortment &c ,iltis AND CARRIAGES
r uitidrrn, and double seats, lrinn
beautiful sll 10 and Of linz workmanship, and d.
rect from the manufacturers. FOR safe by
iuly lAdIa ~ =, s r. n NJ aIApsON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-21

Fire, Life and Marine n ~ 4.4c.
LynohbuIg Hose 4 Fire Insurance Company
FdjHls Company makes Insurance ngnin loss or damage by
i Firc Dwelling IlyaseA stores folacco tnceres aad
other Ba!.yg Of furniture, Goods Wares and Mrrhandise
generally Town and couf,fy IN the mcd favorable terms
Also akss Inuranrc The lives 81 all pesses eu",lng
good hcah and q senn constitution or The whole duration
% life. ar limited period
slaves smraoyc IN ordinary occupations VIII be insured ON
reasonable terms
the Northern southern Ports nj favorable rncs.
JOHN ROBIN MgUAStEi, President,
JAMES NJ. C0nftS Wee President,
GEORGE D. THURMAN Ciiicf Engineer.
DIRECTORS.
Joux Orsy TAYLOR VIZ. r. AspEgsos,
JAAHs r. PAySx, JouS 7. DAVIS,
VIZ H. SrHarTox, MAnRiCE i. LAseHogsE,
sAutlL n. MukynsEy. CnAA II, SLAUGHTER.
JAS. u. WILLIAMS, TREASURER.
CREED 7. WILLS, sccrcinry.
RI wM; V n,SArp OWEN Medical Examiners
The Medical Examination of subjects for Insurance will be
made ut the odsee u The Company Oh each day eiwsen the
hour N z a. nj O'cioCk II, n, feb 23-its
lNkIESDLf NOTICE. wlAh thus timely 70 inform .hose
my whose accounts fall due In JULY that ha
wing my In July August. must request pay
uir accounts which hope will be
convenient and lint all such will call. .
tune II dts. y. SEABURf.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-21
WON AND STEEL WAREHOUSE

No. III, SYCAMORE STREET,
Petersburg, Va.
EIIIIAM X DUNLOP have In store we'll assorted stock
W Of IRON AND STEEL, which they offer Ia lots " suit
Purchasers, at the lowest prices. 80
Eng.isi AMI BEST Refined ron-al sizes;
Swcdcs and Hammered IRON;
Wide Plough lron;
Nail, Rod, and Horsc- shoe Iren--best brands;
Land, Hoop, ., al, and Iaifround iron; -
sheet Iron, Bar and Pig; Tin and Lead;
Cast Blister German, koald, Maelih. and spfing Steel
pronpt and personal attention pald to orderA
uI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-21

y. =. &c G. =. .DIIGUID
successors TO s DiHgaid ii Sons1
s-S2 Ia. k,ep constantly hand iArte stock of all
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Intention To the undertaking business III all iJ,lrs
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