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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-06
Bakers Premium Bitters.

We hope the citizens generally will be mindful
WES Of this alimpvrant Family Meliclnc-on thai Is
invaluable In all climates and In nll has
formed more remarkable curas than other disco, cred
that be taken by all conditions with perfect
stands allied for the D
Colds and Coughs, Choc Nervous Affections General Debility.
aud Fever, aud Nervous Headache Bakers celebrated
PaEMrN BirrEas have been manufactured in Richmond,
Tor past and highly recommended by Physicians and
vegetable substanec and therefore entirely from all mine
raj poisons When all ether remedies have failed single bot
tie has been known to the of Dyspepsia certified
10 b, the late Ro T. Newci and csefs atlcsc h, VIM
H. Gregory, Of lenco. and ocrsand cholics and d.r,
hundreds Of citizens assert, who used with great
during the prevalence of the Cholera in Richmond and
which Immediately checked and uprooit all the pnl, u"
that horrid disease by the Of Bakers PEENI ia rf.
Indeed doubt If there has been disco, rre
powerful and soothing nature these Bttrs, which
constant, administered 10 children it'll the ap,si result
The Proprietor of these lers anxious Ia them known
throughout the country, this will put them to
country merchants and others by the Wholesale such
fail 10 please. All tied Try tic Bttcrs and
to Judge for themselves of their merits.
To be Ind Of all DRUGGISTS in L,nchbnrg and elsewhere In
Virginia. For orders nddrcss L. BAKER, PROPRIETOR
July 26-d&cts Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-06

WILLIAM AND MARY CoLLEGE.-Dr. John Dove
Secretary of the Grand Lodge of Masons for Viz
gna, publishes in the Richmond papers the fol-
lowing notice:
The Masonic Fraternity of Virginia are sum
monel hereby to meet in Williamsburg, on Tues
day. the lth day of October next. at 10 oclock, A.
NJ for the purpose of forming an Occasional Grand
Lodge, to celebrate the placing of the cap-stone on
the newly erected cdifce Of William and Mary
Cnlege.
BY order of the Most Wcrshipful Grand Mas
ter. j M DOVE, Secretary.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-06

Mr.. George IMmrer, contractor on the Lynch
burg Extension Of the o. & A. II. r.. was dealt Il
steal,hy blow with heavy club, on Monday eve
ming last by Scanlan an Irish laborcr on the road
lie vas knocked seuselcss and lies in a very eri-
cal condition. Seaman fed and has not yet been
arrested There had been some difficulty between
them a day or two previous.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-06

An order was made by the County Court Of Pat
rick, last Monday. to take the vote Of the people,
on the 4th Thursday in November, upon the prop
ositon to take $50 900 stock in the Dan,ile and
Wytheville extension.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-06

FRE,cur TRADE.-There was received at the de-
not of the Virginia Tennessee Railroad on yes
terlav Is loaded cars consisting of the following:
24O barrels Of Flour; $4,000 pounds Of Lumber
Il 600 pounds of Stock; 300 bushels of Wheat
~ 600 mounds of Miscellaneous. There were lG
L,aded cars sent West the same day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-06

TIE WEATHER yesterday was grand, gloomy.
and pecular"-pa particularly the gloomy part o..
il. When we do have. mean weather in Lynch
burg. we have the meanest in the world.
When we awoke from our disturbed slumbers in
the morning, the rain was pouring down in the
most overwhelming Of torrents. Borrowing an
umbrella from a neighbor-said neighbor not be-
ing present at the time-we "wended our weary
way Ito use favorite ALTERATION Of friend from
tho free State Of Amherst) to our lonely sanctnm
nile of unopened exchanges. almost as high rs
the Peaks of Otter, greeted our eyes and added to
our discomfort: We believe we have, in the Ian
guage Of Longfellow, "a heart for every tate
but the weather yesterday. with the attendant cir
cumstances, gave us ct Of the blues, which even
the cheerful hlarity Of our neighbor, Col. Thorn
ms, was unable to dispel.
AT present, there seems to be little prospect OF
an improvement. Dark clouds overhang us, and
the mud of First Alley must be sounded with a
piummet to ascertain its depth. II anybody at n
distance has better weather than we have, they
will please send us supply by Albums Go. )
Express, to the care Of Dick Phelps.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-06

AGENTLENAN OF LARGE CAPACITY.-At Indian
apolis Indiana. on the 24th ult., man, il is said,
drank eight gallons of lager beer on a wager.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-06
EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE

EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE T.,
w eshjr eltr ttlrty. Virgin {.
FIlIIE Fall Session of this Institution will the
Il 18th AUGUST Qnstani), and continue u weeks. The
Spring Session begins the day n, the close Of the in session
and continues also u weeks The charges for the entire collie
giac of AZ weeks viii be $1 Of which 40 required 10
he paid in advance anI the other SO end
months This includes charges for TUITION BoAgp.
FUEL IosTSGEST Fee We ask of those seeking pac,
the education Of their and wards
advantages which Offering ioeatiii grade %
scholarship, ability and experience Of the Faculty. excellent
discipline, thorough OF instruction nnd high
graduates have already secured The largest patronage
College In the State For catalogue Tor any particular
formation address T.. j.. WILEY, Prcst,
aug 3-clm Emory i, o., va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-06
Hair Restorative,

Every one WILL think, agree with US In the opinion
w the hair h the greatest natural ornament
thai possessed either By gentleman OF ad, Just NEE.
10. his hal In recognition Of your bow and the charm
has ynnsed for Ichnbod wTen his bald head aud the
glory as ersrtcd the flowing locks n nourished
Their. Ia Inc lady, The matter Is II possible
such reminding Of the circumstance on "he tc FOL
iowing apigram Is founded: ,.
I0i give me air Emma. lock Of your hair"
A hashnal young lover took courage aud sighed;
.'Twere q sin 70 refuse such modest request
So take fA< choe toig," The dear replied
Now prevent such catastrophe, Is within The power
every lady and gentleman for BY using Prof Woods HAIR
hair IL not only prevented from falling
turning grey but the article will restore hair 10 bald place
II II has changed color and become gray, win bring
back Its pristine beauty and uxuriancc Those who
quanted with the anatomy physiology and pathology Of the
hair must be well aware that certain substances hive specific
action upon H. and II Is by Julcious combination
Prof Wood has succeeded In compromising mixture
Of remarkable virtues Uare,fey H0dsine and literary
Go=effe
Sold by nil good Druvoists
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-06

A splendid Cleveland Bay, purchased in Eng
land and imported by j. II. Woods OF Albemarle
Co. w. has arrived in Baltimore.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-06
sANFoRD'S LIVER INylGoEAToR
COMPOSED ENTIRELY FROM GUM
PTRlFlES THE BLOOD.
Brandreth'S Pills

Brandreth'S PlIIS.
Nr- Knomn Eject When Pain or Inflammation is present
g5 In human body and randcths Pills used. they
upon III, humos whcl the occasion the pain
Inflammation, them from the body and they
njure their power only upon and Hose uors
impurities which unhealthy (wan le) and whose pres
in part the pain and burning heat So in
hiuai Group colds coughs rmaiisns pain in the side md
curisy which all cured by from /" three doses Of these
pills. whose power is only cxered 10 impurities from
the blood The rightly directed will
Sold No 294 Canal ST. N " and by all respectable deal
in medicine aug OTIS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-06
Medical College o. Virginia,
AT RICHMOND.

SESSION as 1850 80.
TENlIE next Annual Course Of Lectures will the
first MONDAY In OCTOBER, aud counu. until the Isl Of
MARCH.
The advantages offered by Richmond Denan Tor Med
ical College have been fully confirmed by experience of
twenty The supply nf Material for Dissection If most
abundant aud III" cost IL the student almost nominal
Clinical Instruction il given In The inif! attached Ia the
College, which is ais, The Marine Hospital Tor the II Rich
nnn. ,arci, of Medical and Surgical
nual created In it's aud n
grade p,rorad In the uf The class. Clinical
Lectures ever. Wednesday and saturda, throughout thu
sion.
Students also permitted l., witness The Irncrc The
Richmond Aims HOUSE, which is under tie medical charge of
of his Professors,
The Warren PtiSe IF 400, for the best Say 10y
member the graduate class mi be awarded al The
II
FACULTY.:
Cm. BELLE Ginsos, NJ. u. Professor Of surgery, Sc.
DAWN H. TUcKER, NJ. D. Prorss, oil Theory mud Practice OF
Medicine.
BEvEniy H. WEXFORD, NJ. Professor of Masca Medical aud
Therapeutics.
A. T.. PrrcoLos NJ d., Professor OF Anatomy.
LEW :. JONES NJ d. Professor Of Institutes of Medicine.
JAMES H. CoSwAy NJ ID. Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases
III Women and thicrch.
JANIS i. McC,w, NJ. ID. Professor of Chemistry.
MAgios liowAnD, NJ. ID, Demonstration Of Anthony.
FEES!
10 rhrh fl9h
To Demonsirntor of Anaion! 1919
'luV
Z'i""
For further Information app! TO
l.. :. JoYNES, MD,
july de2awsw&dcoiiw. Dean Of the farnty.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-06
ADVERTISE ADVERTISE!
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY.
AT THE "VIRGINIAN" OFFICE.
Ifyou wish to prosper, Advertise.

AM AGENT FOR the following papers line of rail
load from Lynchburg and other places all
them having large circulation among people of South
western Virginia and East Tennessee.
New ERA, Floyd c. H,ya VIRGINIA EcHo, Halifax {. II.
Vine, ! VA. Il TENN. NEWS Bristol, Va
Rrasrrs emu" t rsDaA''N Jonesoro,T Tenn
SENTINEL ROgersvie Tenn DEMOCRAT, Crcencvie Tenn.
lSrELHeEScER, Morristown" ADvEKTIsER, Chattanooga.
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s sasrnr. T Vns,Sf.E Abingdon Va
DEMOCRAT, i"s' - REGISTER, Salem, Va
VISITOR, Marion, Va STAR X HERALD, Christans'g.
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REeIsrgR, ln.,, W. ADVOCATE Tazewe C. H., Va.
EKPuBEIcAS D""'he' w. SOrTu EST; Giles G. H., Va.
SENTINEL, Alexandria, Va. REPUBLICAN,, Winchester Va.
Perssns wishing advertise In the above will
find to 10 the Office Of the ync
burg fgnisn, where contracts will be made, and
advertisements FoRw ARDKD WITHOUT DELAY
will also receive and forward advertising 10 paper
In The United statea A. WADDILI.
sept lS-ta Foreman Vrginan Office.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-06
MONTGOMERY ACADEMY.

CnRITtAssBURG, MONTGOMERY COT My, VIRGINIA
VIM. G. HAGAE, A. NJ, Principal
TUN HIS ACADEMY Ia located within the Va a.
Il Tenn Railroad and Is readily accessible from parts
the State
The tenth animal session will begin Monday in sep
TENDER, 1859, AMI end the last Thursday in june 1850
Tuition in the Primary Department. per session of
Tuition in the Higher English Department per session
ten montes. acknowledgements. 70
Tuition in the Mathematical and Scientific Department
per session OF ten moniba,.
Tuition In Languages II cher Mathematics and English
Literature per session.
Tuition in French or German, per ten mOnths-.xt
Contingent expenses Observation-Disclosures.
Board In the family u te Principal, exclusive Wash
Ing ard Lights, per months. ,..........,... 10
Students charged only ut the OF the highest department
entered All bills able In avnnce entering for the
half session. and the ls Of February half The
Principal win be aided by competent Assistant Persons
string to pupils obtain further information will adj
dress Principal Chrisiialsturg Montgomery Co,
june l3-ct5sel.cmber. WIN. G. HAGAN, Principal.
To Walter l.. Ofey:-
TAKE NGrIcE. that on "Wednesday, the esh day Of Seq
tcmbcr isi9 ut the Office Of John A. Wharton in the
Of Liberty Bedford county Va the deposon. " -lndry wit
viii be taken TO be read evidence the trial Of the
Of John NJ oteys amnistrax against Walter L ey
and oer and Van r. otey who for and against Walter
l. 0tey and others pending in the Crca't Court VI the
county OF Bedford.
LUCY W. OTEY,
Adm'x Of John N. Otey, decd
aug 29.wiw VAN Z. OTEY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-06

Grover & Bakers.
CELEBRATED FxaILY SEEMING MACAISEs, 40 Frnad-
sEsS way, New York and Il Baltimore street, Bal more
4 NEW s1Il.E-PRICE &jD-lIEMMEltS - ENlRA.-
This machine from spool-, purchased from the
store occurring rewndng of thread II HENS Fcl Gath
ers and Stitches superior STYLE finishing each 10y its
operation without 10 the hand needle as is
quire by other machines Ii will do better and cheaper
ing than a seastrcss cnI ii she works for cent
hOHF. .... 800.
send for a circular J. T. DAVIS Il CO.
may 3-dts Agents, Iyncthnrg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-06
From the Press


Mr. John jackson. publisher of the Calais Al, ser
HEG writes: know 1t 10 he all that is ndud
ing used II in my family for six years.
Every mother and hous,kecpcr must often act family
ply in the Illnesses and accidents that
children and servants. For of ts" Davis
Pain Killer is an Indispensable article In diarhra IT las
b,e used and effected For cuts and bruises il Is in,au
abt.-X J. Examiner.
PERRY DAVIS PAIN klLLEE.Tis medicine has become
article of commerce. thing medicine became before.
Pain Killer much item in bale Of ni sent to
country merchants coffee This fact -lHaks
volumes in lis a,or.-Geas Fails Messengers
DAVIS VEGETABLE PAIN kIIER-Notw outstanding the
limitations OF this article and many other medicines in the
kct pretending the PURPOSE yet the sale at
Perry Da,s Pain Killer is than The whole Of them put
together IL is of the few articles that hat they
pretend TO b.. Try iL-Brun~~icG 7siegTapA.
SANFORDS LIVER INNlGORAToR,
COMPOSED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS
PTRIFIES THE BLOOD.
LIVER INVIGORATOR
LIVER INVIGORATOH
LIVER IETIGORATOR
CURES DYSPEPSIA.
CURES DYSPEPSIA.
CURES DYSPEPSIA.
CURES LIVER COMPLAINTS.
CURES SICK HEADACHE.
CURES COSTIFENESS.
CURES FLATULENCi.
CURES BOWEL CONPLAINTS.
CURES ClIRONIC DlAllli'EA.
CURES CHOLlC.
See advertisement in another column. July G2n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-06

Police IrEss.-Abner Blanks and Andrew AL
len. charged with assaulting and battering Samu-
Ell Davis, a free negro. were up before the Mayor
Yesterday; but, the chargehot being clearly prov
ed. thew were allowed to depart and go their wavs
in peace.
A gentleman. not altogether unknown to fame,
to-wit. the Hon. SP'rrswo"D RYDER, was hr"asa.
I'm Ia eonlign for assauliing. and threatening to
make n fuueral OF. Woodson Haley. As spot
was unable TO And any who would guaranty
his good behaviour to the extent OF one n ~
dollars worth he was sent to grace ms "'o qu"f-
tors in the Hotel de Wade.
I've coored gentlemen. who were re-; oIaa a a n"or
ing their leisure hours y psa" w, It the stern ma
anu '"S ~ law One was reminded, fifteen dife-
J.y , u Of the wickedness Of such conduct
.,,;,t II Is hoped will ssrse to refresh his memo
nv The case Of the other was postponed to next
FRIDAY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-06
:ST,ia.fAI NOTICES.

The virRinian Job Once.
Thiz ezisbliskftFut has III been supplied with
- ARA sssoslmeHz of INV CUTS ap4 Fanny T1fk,
md better psrpared za ever t Is FANCY and oisNA
MENTAL PRINTING, e every description. 60, n,
beautiful article Of Rank CheckA DrsfA Cirtnars Hut
Wishing Card &e e - exccnsed al The shortest
notice. Terms mo,ieFaie - (ang tets
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-06

REorExIsa OF LyscHsgRs CoILEos.-We arc
1,ai;aed To learn that this Institution prosassss to
epen the present session under more favcr1ls aus
p,ces. The faculty is completeyo rganiset. and We
observe most of the gentlemen stthsir Rests- Mr..
GoopsoS, the principal Of the FAntnAr ethaol'
promises to make this department. ai' - nught IN
Re and we are sure that the college in all its IA
oilities for thorou n instruction IL entitled to the
confidence and patronage Of our citizens. Per-
sons wishing to enter their ."ns can call on Mr..
n G. Victor. the Treasurer Of the College, who is
authorized to receipt for tuition, DC.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-06

Sewing Machines.
AIDES Wishing Machine 10 do HmyAnxa CoAusu CIe7nn,
- wE,h a rl!In ows ~ wcsn, wesM g ysll
90, $50 and tsh The following ceylncat6 Y NJ we'll
known Tailor q ih. ecynty, Who ony had abest = nnsss
IsrsvnIs, Campbsl coansy, Va, Junsioth, isn
Mn, WV. l. PAus FL an well pleased VIII Bstholf's Sew.
lind difficulty " operating VIII any lind q eoh
from the thcke Casslev 70 The next Linen. Wehnve made
pair Of Tewlnsn psnts servaptA have
and operated slx OF ssysl dsnt hs q Sewing
Machines but Bar1h0tfs unA eiAesss ~ ey Machines
that would rcconend sny pefspn 70 buy I1 AZ ~ eay
Machines ,hnl make 1htlsks Gtlas eonds u6ffhD1fT
:. understand and no. u.sy e g. %. u ess no:t
tina, worked last year, Give Burtlolfs ~
Respectfully youvr, kc., CAH0LUb q. TRAY.
Ps ind no dnleuv In getting my viz 70 wosk g Baf-
ihofs Machine They hist sonetkpg ea euaAt 70 be
done fr the thai invented Hcwins Msehnss viii Shut
.ic and Lock Stitch tjune ts-sitisJ ns6.T
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-17

EE- We saw our good looking friend.
Col. ID. g. Rose. of Laporte, in this city
last week He looks as natural as his pic
ture on the three dollar bills of the Bank
Of the State. By the way, the Colonel is
spoken of as the candidate for Governor.
by the Republicans. No man of our ac-
quaintance could command larger vote.
Ind american.
We know Of no man in the State whom
we could more cheerfully support for Gov
ernor than COL d. G. Rose If selected
as the standard bearer of the Republican
party he will get sweeping majority in
Marshall, we predict.
Branham of Jefferson. is also named for
the same office. He is an able man, but
it is too soon to comm cnce talking about
candidates for that post.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-17
From the Missouri Democrat, loth.

from the Missouri Democrat, 10Th =
A gentleman who arrived in this city
last evening brings startling rumor from
Kansas, from which Territory he has come
direct
He states that when he left Shawnee,
which was on Saturday last, the 9th inst,
there was rumor current that Brown who
had been blockaded in some log huts near
Nsbsaslsa, and was released by a force OF
the Free State citizens of Kansas, had af-
forwards met the Missouri posse under the
direction of DIR. Woods. Deputy Marshal
whom Brown captured and Immediately
hung.
Onr informant reached Westport on
Sunday. where the same rumor had pre-
cecdcd him, causing considerable sensa-
ton.
Mr.. Smith the well-known- hotel keeper
in Wcstport, was of the opinion that DR.
Woods had not been hung. although he
believed he had been made prisoner
by Brown.
Judge Campbell was Smiths authority
for the whole statement.
1t is thought if the report is true that
Brown has hung by Woods. that the citizen,
of Platte City will wreak their vengenct
on DIR. boy and his son.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-17

stitution should be changed. Two years
is toolong period to allow the officers of
the State to 60 without Legislative super
vision. We must return to annual ses-
sions. say that new restrictions will be
placed upon the officers Of Government, if
there is time to enact the law, but a very
foolish restriction in this wonderful Con-
stitnticn Of ours so much retards legislation,
that there cannot be as much done under it
in four weeks, as there could have been un-
der the old one in one week. had occa-
sion to draw . bill for fellow member the
other day; it was to amend one section of
the present law. The section embraced one
whole page of the statute book. The on
" amendment he desired to make was to
strike out the word -four, and insert two.
but to make his amendment Constitutions
al, he had to say, be it enacted DC. that
section, which reads rs follows then copy
the section. and after it is so copied. then
add be amended so as to read as follows,
copying the section over again with word
two,' instead of the word four Such a
requirement makes great delay. because II
has all to be read three times. And il
makes great expense, because it has all to
be engrosscd. enrolled, and printed. i will
try and find time to write again.
T. S. s.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-17
ST.. Louis, Feb. 9,

The Sioux city Register announces the
arrival of Maj. Culbertscn direct from
head waters of Missouri, reports the dis
covery Of gold diggings between the Mis-
souri,, and Columbia Rivers, in the neigh
borhood of Stevens Pass. The Gold is
of an inferior quality being worth only IA
or 10 Dollars an ounce but it is said to
exist in great abundance. Culbertson
brought down $4,000 in gold in Jumps
the size of grains ofcorn, and says can be
approached within comparatively short
distance by steam boats. He says the
head waters of the above named rivers are
so near together, that he drank from the
Missouri on the eastern side of the noun
tains. and in half an hour drank from
the Columbia on the Pacific Slope.
The Penitentisry buildings at Alton were
partially destroyed by fire this evening;
loss unknown. No prisoners escaped
The fire was probably the work of an in,
cendiary.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-02-17


TIE Conductors of the "DeGd Adcertlser'' alias
VI. c. Democrat. deny, after laying quietly under
the charge over 4 year, that they commenced the
practice of '.Rattiag'' in Plymouth. Will they de.
ny keeping in advertisements for months and
months after The expiration of the time they were
directed to be published, and after they were order
cd out in other instances, saying to the advertisers
when reminded that they hid not taken out their
advertisements as directed, tlatit would not cost
them any tbins7 What was this but the quintes-
sence Of .'Rattias7" Business men soon got to I'M
derstand that they might safely calculate that adj
vertisemcn.s directed be published two or three
m,nths in that sheet would be continued at least
year, and as they could not be expected to know
much about the expenses attending the publication
of paper they naturally inferred that it was con-
ferrins favor upon the publisher to let him insert
their advertisements even without remuneration
Will the industrious and enterprising proprietors
of the "Dead Advertiser" who have been making
such super human "eff5rts % publish good and
reliable ne,rs paper which an 50 highly appreca
ted by the D.moeracy OF MARSHALL, call this "scur-
rility" alsol
A friend at our elbow suggests that the "appre-
ciaton' of the Democracy in this is in accor-
dance with Scripture-"where little Is given little
IS required. -