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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-17
New Books! New Booksl


JUST RECEIVED ntJ. G. ORR's, 1vG Main street-Adam
e. Bed os, lIyls Of The ins Freneh
Baron umbodt will, Introduction by Bayard Taylor
M Re- of Jglry .nllyn; The Roman Question:
Rcvoluton Book of the Chess Congress; The Shelby Me-
sSm rtn Ten Years Of prsater T Sy Ns
burn burn. the Blind reachsr Memoirs Of vdocq, hmscl
pest AMI Sunshine; Breakfast Duncr Tca Prescotts
have now vsry large variety of s.rs"seo"Is WINS
ranging in price lnc!uding iHstrumen from 31Onp per
to $iO per svennS The largest and finest ASSORTMENT
stationery ever hTo4g to Wheeling, espseiry for retail
at cost, to make room for Spring Stock Give and
@ aHsn0f oo aal is Sur Wheeling
TNLUUR. hbls Extra Family Flour,
90 'D' Extra aaps'n' s SSaf 9 s0 52s
u ABBTr'Sz SOAR POWDER, Concentrated Lyc washing
NS'' ~ '@s' ' r. l. sE MsA a cos
sePt9+ 70 Main St, Centre Wheeling.
THEY HAVE RECEIVED AND ARE NOW OPENING At
sAWTELLS St sHANNON's,
No. EEonrOe Street,
Of x67 &S 2R@ @Sst eG T 6es
eT w NJ endless variety Of GeHenen's Furnishing Goods
wcst possible r All they ask u.s. oe in 9m o
yourselves Remember 1t is no trouble TO show goods.
CLOTHING! cLoTaING: CI0T8TNGI
MADE up expressly for this MARKET and everything var
itA rantea as to quality and make. ut
Fept7 No. Monroe st.
Mo5tio5 Gn. % soap 3o G GgBeR sG sg
Brown Windsor 30 Hands do do
oo.5 ynPGS For sale G aRA GnRsss DRUG Sc srorr
z a L Z S T o C K.
Hats and Caps for the Million!
s. AVERY,
lag N1nEu Street, XVhCclTn~ V1
An prepared with probably The most extensive Stock of
o09s IN the ria pt Te IYeF sTn1ea in this market
Now the great leading Young Gentlemen have
IN SEsTx variety Of c9lor quality and price; the
Of nay manufactures and of the most celebrated manu-
factories Of New York and Philadelphia the very latest
Of all The varieties of shapes, qualities coiors;
THE SAXONY WOOL HATS,
Soft French, made of the fnest American spanish and
MEN AND BOYS GAPS.
Cloth Cashmere pln and Glazed price
GHIDDREN'S HATS AND GAPS.
Beautifully richly trimmed just Imported from Paris
taken selecting soet is na tue care
chaseFs That they be suited with goods and
septS No. 14s Main ST., wheeling, va
NEW FALL GOODS!
Nv would call the attention friends and patrons
reesvng our s @ aa g 1 o @ are gsE
AlEREs and vEsIISGs all OF which prepared to
best at short notice, MT No 1O9 Main Street
- WHEELER & tLAKlN,
-2ent. - Merchant Tailors.
Premium Sugar Mills.
sPRoy ', Premium Sugar Mills ALSO Douglas Coo
. prices, by lsept2sl SMITH & GORRELL.
S. q. ROBINSON,
MANUFACTURE OF
w [ IN Do w G LASS.
NO. rs MAIN STREET,
Wholesale Retail Dealer in Paints 0is SASH, Doors
Window Glass, Lime, Cement, Plaster Paris. &c.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-17

By THE UNION LINE,
TO THE DAILY lINTELhaSsERCER
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-17

~ The Wind.-saturday was another one
J hose windy days which play lndeccrous
'anks with crinoline, and so tcrrify the
carers thereof Truly, as the young lady re-
aFked some where in gale, it is wise pro,
son of Providence that the same wind which
@'sks up the farthingales throws dust in the
!es OF those who might take mean advantage
tue unavoidable condition of things!
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-17
POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE
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l2HIT3AsIO lei 4PEITA,
oFotdted 1858 ESgit ktfcaIfJ
on t6t l1iIa cf tSe I1tfastriGLs EoGe5s or =
P.lrfEund GeT4aahys 81 sz
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-17

20 Distressing .Suiciae.-On Thursday last
man named William Linn, who lived in the
a'age of Athens, about eighteen miles from
bis city, in Harrison County, Ohio, committed
7icide by hanging himself He was widowcr
tad kept little grocery inthe town, which was
Nlended by his two children, boy and gill.
ss was of melancholy disposition, and was
7 The habit of taking long walks by himself.
"a tho day stated, he left hcme aboutl1 o'clock
2 the morning, and not returning as soon as
saaIa search was instituted, and soon after
suited in the finding of the body suspended
the neck in an old barn, about mile from
As Town. The discovery caused a great excite.
Inent IN the village. The deceased was very
'Fge man, about sixty years of age.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-10-17

No. 65 NsnJn NtrccI. Wheeling, Va.
A re now Receiving their E.4LL IlIPORTA TONS he
"A ing the largest they ever mad. in one Season
and embraces Oh" new styles Of WHITE GRANITE, or
IRON SIQNECl(NA together with White and
Gti0red QYeenectre in great variety Also large ana
well selected stock Of Pure White, Gold Fancy
FRENCH CHINA Their in sits separate. China Dec-
9ca5ca tt'et IoIognes Gard .skets, 1ete 7Se Sets,
tsrs &c tosetnsr With their heavy the var
Gus Erates of Prsptd, Cut and Plain ELLNTGLtSS WARE
COUL oil LdalD8 &c. -
They :nN lie ie attention of The duplicate
prices aug25
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-31
LYN c Fl B U G COLLIE GE,
LtNSIIBGKt:, VIRGINIA.

THE fourth annual session Of this Institution will
L the 18th of September.
The location Of the heahicst and most accessible In
the entire soutn the study both Classic and
Scientific equal to that Of the best American colleges.
The Military Department will be efficiently
der the Of Mr. Bnnkenship graduate If the Vir
vna Military Institute and recently connected with the
Inied States Coast Survey.
The several professors will have exclusive charge Of the
Grammar School, bch young thorough, pre-.
AIRED for college or business
FACULTY
Rev W W WALKER Chairman of the Faculty. Profess.r
OF Mental and Moral Science. and Of History.
LYcUHGus q MATHEWS. A. NJ. Professor Of Latin and
Bellies Lctires.
~ UABELL A. b. Professor of the Greek Language and
Literature.
J. BLASkESshIP Professor of Mathemat Instruc
Of Tactics
SAMUEL OAKLAND A. NJ. Professor OF Constitutional Law
d. A. LASGHOKNE NJ D., Professor of Anatomy and Phys
iOogy.
GUIsEPPE ADoLpHo sARroRI LL D.. Professor Modern
Languages. -
EXPENSES.
Board o. per week; washing el % per month fuel
lights elO Tuition e20 In the Grammar School,
80 the Collegiate Department, fov halt session
I- Catalogues containing further information be OBJ
u nod by addressing the Chairman VI the Faculty
feb dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-31

By THE OVERLAND MAIL.--The overland mail
which, arrived ut St Louis on Thursday. brought
the following items If news from the plains:
At Apache Pass three Indians, nn advance
guard Of three hundred Apachos, who were re-
turning from II plundering excursion in Mexico,
were met by tho coach. They had in their pos
session n Mexican youth they had captured. and
whom they sold to the station keeper Mt tho Pass
for trL sacks OF corn.
At Tucson it was learned that the Americans
had murdered seven or eight Mexcans ut Tubnc,
near the line. in retaliation of outruges lately
committed by the "Grensers." Tho Americans
referred to probably some Of those who were
lately expelled from llermosllu, as stated in IN
account We published week ago from the Arixo-
nian.
The Gila river gold digsings were producing
comparatively little.
The expectation Of descent on Sonora ~ Gen.
Walker was entertained Many nf the miners
were preparing to Join the expedition. The Gen.
has nm agent at the mines, who is actively engaged
in Q .uring recruits.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-31
Tho Expedition Against tho Mojaves.

The Los Angelos Vineyard of the Sd brings MS
tho following particulars of the meeting between
Col. Hoffman aud tho Mojnves and it's results,
On the ls, inst. Brgadier General Clarke re.
ceived by express dispatches from Col. Hoffman
Of date the 2+th ultmo. Col Hoffman informs
Gen. Clarke that AT the appointed hour on tho day
previous, the chiefs tn tho number Of six of tho
M.iave bands Of lndiuns with n large number Of
their people, promptly presented themselves in his
camp, and made an unconditional submission.
Col. Hoffman thcn lnid down the following con-
ditluns tn he rigidlv fulfilled and observed by
thcm They must otlor opposition To tho bull
ding of posts or roads in and through the country
by them occupied, and thnt tho lives aud proper
ty of whites. travelling in and through their coun-
try must by them he held sacred That they
should give up from cnch lnnd one Of their mum
her to be held M hostages for their good conduct
That the chief who commanded the threatened Mt
taek upon Col. lloimnn's escort in january last.
aud three of those engaged in the nttnrk on tho
cmigrans last summer must bc delivered up TO DO
drnlt with NJ justice might demand
They complied with great nlncrity with all tho
requirements except the Inst. which hcv said could
not lc, as thu Indians WIN attacked tho cmigrant
party were Wnl.u- pies. who hnd followed them
from the interior, md that only seven Moiayes
were engaged in the nttaek, nnd That they were
all killed. They, on being required by Col. liof
man. gavc up three Indians Of their nntion to be
sent t" Forl Yuma, md await tho orders Of Gen.
Clarke. 50 rcndy were tho lndnns and tho chiefs
to submit, that. understanding the condition
of one chief from each tribe. for nl the chiefs but
one of all the bands tho whole number of chief.
saving one, immediately came forward to surrcn-
der themselves.
OF those in the hands Of Col lInlrman, number
inr nine Individuals ono is n principal chief, two
ARE sons oI chiefs, four are brothers, nnd two arc
nephews of chiefs.
They manifested strong desire to be Mt peace
mn n wi |, "a tbayn MI
complied with the demands made upon them gave
Indications Of sincerity on their part.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-31
An Improvement in Candles.

Therc is nm Old saving that time trio. nil :"
and surely. il this he true. candles hnyc stood thu
tcst of time WELL for they were among tho enr.
lost inventions of the intbcrs of our rn,, md
despite burning fluid, gas md conl OIL. still keen
their place ns ht-givcrs-a luxury to tho rich.
n blessing 10 the pnnr Tallnw cnnAlcs urc Of two
kinds. either dip,el or moulded former bcipp
the oldest, the litter the Lest-anI they were in.
vented in thu middle ages by the Sienr dc B,cs
Mt Paris. The very name. candle, suggest. anti
ouity. its euuivulent or deriyntyc bc,nv lound in
the ode., languages thu. in Persian it IN kaadI:
in Armenian, contoi; in Welsh, canmyu. and in
Erse, cainnrai With all this nge to support it,
however we must .ay that the rnndle i, n yreosy
article md much riten 4, ruitcrinr. md wnnts
suuiiinu very often: or rather did. for VIZ wish to
not;,. mn in,cnti,p which p,cycnts tb..c ov;,.
mud considerably ele,n,cs M CAanfrlie las tho
French caIl HIM in ,h. scale of iluminn,ors.
Mr. j. II. Tatum. of No. 4g7 Drondwny. of tbi,
Civ. pntentel on the sth of O.t,her of Inst vcnr
n method of indurn,idp or hardening common
candlcs so that they nre in every way equal to
sprrmnccti or the biyhest nriced ynr;tirs witbou,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-31

~ ~ N H
w SEWING MACHINES. sold at EsaLEpov S Fancy
Store II the combined is any criterion. listen to hat
IL says:
We prefer them for family -7fiJuns
They are the fav"rtes for f,milies.-Tmes.
1t has no rival -Scisntifc american.
Works mere uniformly thRn the hand Herald
Equal to nGe seamstress, s.-IiOme J0urhdL
An al most perfect instruncnt.-Er ErentER Post.
The machine for family use.-A0rOcde aud Journal
NJ, st honorable to Amer lean genius -IadtpehdenL
We cannot aginc anyhing more perfect - -Epane6ist
VIII give entire Observation-Disclosures.
The enied- Christian Engnrr.
A triumph Of mechanical genius Ires Dirtionary
In looking for The best. see u csc - EIamiHer.
ludispen Bile in every family Tile Preacher.
We praise il with enthusiasm - Christian Iaielsencc.
swift fingered sister of charity S S Adpocate
w. rthy OF the highest award-Sabba X; corder.
Ii surpasscs all others - Ladies' Repository
A benefaction II the aEc.-Pntnam's Monthly
1t Is an American lnsi,ut"n,-Kncktrbock.I
A complete suceess.--Nationa Magazine.
Magical in operati MFRS ~ plhtns Monthly
1t is eminenily superior Dictionary Of Mechanics
Beyond all QUESTION the niaclints = L,te Illustrated
The sti' 'ch cannot be unrav-lltd dim ARrcntturia.
They maintain the pre- tDin"nce.-E1prtss
Saves the tim and health OF ten women Haar Cure
'ur household is in estates with t-P0rtr's Spirit.
It's sup r"rty is unquestionel- Frtem0ns journal.
Its superiority is obvious.-Iioasetotd Ho,ds.
Hand sewing cannot equal 1.-THE tablet.
Supply the fashionable world Daily Mars
Arc pre- m,nentiy supcr.or.-Lad.,s Pisnor
One ot household gods u s Journal.
unrivall,t in every quait day Book.
Ii has no superior -Jispdtrh
Pretty. usfu, Magical -Losiids Garette
Have NJ equal In family uscMasicai World.
The best suited for sewing Mining Journal
Combine every require ment-FdmUy Magazine.
II c"mbin every esseuii 'l-Lirin9 ARc
Ea.il, sup rior to all o'htrs-(i0iden Prize.
We ept cry preier them Notk,r's Journal
We cannot tire In lis praise.-NsV Yorae.
Aprl Is dkcts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-31

ing from Ohio. was detected last week in nn at
tempt TO decay certain slaves Of Coving,on 10 q
free State. The citizens Of that place rid them
selves OF the scamp by shearing his locks apply
ing thick cont OF printers ink tp his person, and
then riding him on n rail to the depot. where he
was allowed to dcpart. Served him right only
good cowhiding might have Justly been added
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-31
BY CHARLES ". BUTTON.
Il e II N 4 :

Tho vIRGINIAN published Daily at &c. and Tr Weekly
81 per annum and Weekly 81 invariably in
advance otherw se g. 20 will lie rgci ali No
paper will be- discontinued ep at The OF tian OF he ropi
.tor until all shall have been paul
ADVERTISEMENTS are inserted Tor ~ rruis square
Of 10 lines less for the first inserton aud ~ cents Tor rh
continuance uus ordered lnn'r form weekly aud ilea 81
,rcnis per square charged Tor Insertion II the
b, marked the Ms will be
published III ordered out. aud charged ding
THE YEARLY RATES AXE:
Far one sqrarr. daily 81
two ~
or sqnaf if W rk
~ Advertise tended for both papers SUBJECT TO
special coIirar
f- Annual will hc limited tleir immcda'"
business the NrIselents charge at transient rates
~ An al, ,eriscments appear IN the daily aud t'
weekly papers ,,z -,
for A, exc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-31
+ xNCmRURG ACRICULTURAI WOMKs

IL Thankful for liberal share of the public patronage fo
,hc Last six years take pleasure informing friends
hat arde.i NINE PaEMlUM Ms different TOOLS
n late Fair We better prepared ,han ever 10
furnish Tools and have fine lot Of premium Tools on
hand We world call particular stten Thrcshng
Machines Cru Shelies Straw Cutera Wheat Fans Cahns
Broad Cast So ing Machine, Wheat Drills Bickfrd Ho
mans and others steel and Cast Piows, old and improved
Livingston Piow, and Points, P-akskl POws aud Points All
ask Ia cali sale any In Of Tonls
our line WHiTTEMORE g. JOSLIN.
march ld's. Proprietors.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-31
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Quaker City Family Sowing Machine,
ONLY $40, SlW AND $50.
Principal Depot, las Main Street


TnlsMACliNi issckn hdged by all who acquainted
CHiNt t"tr tn public and fr following reasons, via
rs simpsir'tst hs d,f-dbiitv'
ihs e-' ~h slh ord'"a's ar"io wora
II Arrays bc rhiaR erf.r. and pair
ts'a- Ia oripisdi Dos ruh9s h trouble rrwtadisS hm
Elasticity and strength Of rhh sH rtp though
shO"a cut er,ry Joarih o, kfh s,sch
4 isa though not least, Lhe REASONABLE PRICE al
rhick tktg Al sod
This Machine introduced 10 tho public less than
ago ard ahl, hiue b such unpArallcl.
c,l in short u time
The being unable until recently supply
the constant inrte sing demand the, being
far;uied a. two Il n,reni factories
The wonderful =, this Machine arhu tab. TO 9th
oil a. h'a enumerated above one In ts rela
btv pctf rnng hands all h, CLAIMED for tand
hrr Is the public determined pay tho
pr profits heretofore asked ~hen the
HAIF rHE Mo>tf
We have manufactured expressly for THE PATENT
ADJUSTABLE ~ MINER. the only that hem, all ridhs
aud h,ckn'ss. comhin"u "nh II tuck guRg"
oui u Ma hinc Is the adapted al kinds of work.
c"ar'e aud fine and is the ~ unpnar
All our Machi, e Hrt Tuck FtH Gafhsr and Erahrader
We have them Ia line Cabinet Gases, at s1-hushei extra
fine
All VIZ ask is fair inspection aud VIZ feel confident will
be sati-h H.
ER AGENTS WAN TED 1" nearly every county In the
State I" active hc, al Inducements VIII be-
of, red W i fkEAk
IldS q frna
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-31
rnGNsx FOUNDRY a ENGINE WORK.

EYNCHBUN0, VA.
On hs Canal dbors III, bridge Of ht Ia Tenn RaiirOda
fuNIIS ESTABLISIiMENT has been enlarged tlr
increasing demand for work its hes nd is
prepared to furnish
Portable and Stationary STEAM ENGINES of any re
guired power.
Mil Clearing. ShafnR Hangers.
Goodwins Celebrated Centre Discharge WATER Wheel.
Tobacco Factory Fixtures
Brass and WrouR Rht Iron
description
establishment equal 10 thu
done atany establishment In the State.
A.es
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-31


'u>liE baltimore And Ohio Hailroad with It's much i'm
travellers IRON krgina aud the Caroiinas htough
ton and baltimore To ali portions OF the West, the No
and the Southwest
The connection the trains from waSlnrt n and
trains bound Wctnr Wheeidg Parkcfs sburg.
more il always promptly ma" the Washington
0aely called the Relay lonsej9 miles from Baltimore This
the change oi Cars required between Washington
the Ohio River baggage is checked to the
the Washington Station.
q he connecting trains leave Washington daily at l.
A NJ an i.2o =. NJ. On Sundays at the latter houg.
AT BENWOOD
Direct connection Is made with the Cars Of the Central Ohio
Railroad. running from iseaire the Ohio through Cam
bridge. Xanesyie aLd Newark. to Columbus Ilche
Newark with the Cars the Newark Mansfield
and Sandnsky r. Il for Sandusky Toledo, Detroit Chicago
St. Louis. tc.
AT PARKERSBlRG
Connection Is made Thy Steamboat mtsl with the
he Marietta and Cincinnati R"al for Chiicobe Cincinnati
&c. &c.
AT WHEELING
Cleveland and Ohio River Rslroad Cleveland Toledo
Dctro Chicago, and ali the mihwestern points direr
Travellers requested that hile tins the
Route aifuring Through Tickets and tihrcks
RECT to nearly all the leading points in the West The
distance from ashington to Cincinnati is but tdu
miles, being about OU miles shorter than by Other
Fare, by through tckei from washngo a least ONE
from Northern cities
Freerick iiarpors Ferry, Marnsburg RerkcIcy
SPRING. Cumberland bedford Springs Oakland and
passengers may leave Wasin, ton at A. NJ or 4aUP Nj
ing. take q A VI. train from Washington
tH For further nf''rmaon Through Tickets &c. apply
THOMAS II. PARSONS. Agent at washinss
". T. SMITH Master of Transportation
baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad
L. Cole. Genl Ticket Af"ot. Wpt 25rly.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-31
new and Pretty Spring and Summer Goods
,A
AT J. MATTHIAS d CO.'S
FANCY STORE,

LINCHBURG, Va.
WE thankful for the liberal patronage which have
heretofore rceved sgxin respectfully call
,on Of customer and the public to LARGE AND
ELEGANT STOCK, which will be opened ON MONDAY
Miss and Chtdrcns' BONNETs AND HATS, RlnD0Ns,
FLOWERS. LEAD DRESSES, DRESS CAPa,COFFlERS'
FANCY HAIR. ms. .GLoVES FANS. PARAbOLS. HOOP
SKIRTS. LACE GOODS. bkUSHES COMBS PERFUME.
IlES. and Back Front aud Side HAiRBRAlD6. Ah1
giant OF French Prussia and Ehentea LACE
AND BLK, LACE MANTLES AND SHAWLS, and haner.
mentioned Please favor with call that
you satisfied that sell goods cheap prot
sood. vary in oree 80 th. ali purchase 10 s
means. -
ER- REPAIRING done short notice g
Particular attention paid to orders from the country
march 26 dts 5ztaArA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-31

An ABoLIrIoNIsT TARRED AND FEArHERED.-
The Savannah Republican says: Phillip McNul-
ly, . travelling agent for patent bsdstsad. hail
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-31

JOHNSON, YOUNlaED q OTRY, - Pearl
81 Street, between Main and Cary RICHMOND VA have on
hand and offer sale Ast
1000 bags ko, Laguyra and Java Coffee s.st
IS bags Mocha do a.s
800 sides good AMI damaged sole Leather
500 boxes Adahanne Candles -s}f}ai}t3ialhl@
100 boxes Brown Soap k'A hsaosss
LIS boxes Fancy do
1000 kegs Old ID bninicn Nals; d"'"fs
100 barreis n. q. Moassess .fhaa n aa$
Is hogsbeads Cuba Molasses; ~. H&f
SO do NO Sugar; sHsst'N.
100 barrels extra q. Sugar. .s8@Stp
$50 do low gradcs Sugar. feXR
So do. ground sugar. ..esg3aes5T
75patrnt eaf Sugar.; nrgadrts3
50 barrels crushed Sugar; 20
50 kegs SOFIA;
100 boses French Window GLASS; ~ f#aaFii
lOU kits No MArkertI cftfa. Sisa t.sss.i.3si Il
--, SO bss rels No. Herrings, ..{.
Besdes fall assortment bt Gk0cERIEA, ~ = A1ls
and we'll sslsctsd s,ock Of F0REI0E AGD n0144f1o
LIQUORS. We are slso Aeenfs fbf sdn1 ~ - es.
ef MOUNTAIN RYE WHISKY shAltnseSgelwoss9 ell
"a u KIM u !
1s1e,afRR.n" w" SsR -fas,i 1pis ~ - shFvv!sSs5
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-31

SrIcipr.--A Frcnchman named Hubert commit
ted suicide Mt New York on Thursday by taking ar
senc. Deceased was somewhat dstingnis he'd
man in Paris during the revolution Of 1913, and
~ Il notnrie had the signing Of dea'h warrants
lie come to this city three years ago, and Icing
poor, aided by remtti nces from his friends in
Paris. Recently the remit,anoes grew too small
for his support, and this difficulty with the want
Of some employment in this country and other
troubles threw him into dependency The man
with whom he temporarily resided in West Broad
way was one whose death warrant he had signed
among Others but he managed to escape They
were, however, sincere friends in this country.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-31

UDURE FRENCH BRANDY, fer medicinal
j nse very superior srrs As, pnre Juice Port Vino
ine Madeira Wnr l., ndnn Porter. For sale by
Rep. copy. faHg ~ tai A STROTHER 4 CO.
EN }. FOIKEs Inns the pleasure Of o0rriWg
ALs IN his fricns something In the of RECLlN
ING EASY CHAIR, Three positions attained In this
Chair; IL is the simplest most complete and cheapest
Chair offered for sale In this market II acceptable
alike for the invalid for the ordinary purposes Of easy
Chair. Call and See II. h. J. FOL.KES
yg7-ts
RAVTDnON,A aAGAMANDE X "a FEs.-We
received several Of these celebrated SAFES
Fire proof Burglar proof and Powder proof which We will
nell at manufacturers prices -- I'D.
feb l-dts. STAbLEk JONES.
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