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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-02

JoB LFTiING.-At the time and place appoint
cd by the Commissioners on the Lexington and
Flint River road, for letting Jobs, Mr. Cutter le,
twenty-five miles of road, mostly causewaying,
beginning at the termination 81 the III mil.--
taken at the former letting. Mr. Luther u. Mills
and VI. John NcAlphne took the twenty-twO
nle7 at an average price Of ss26.50 per mile
We understand there = yet two me- Of the
road in >auac county not taken.-Sdaiiac
LII
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-02

sUIcIDg ~ \ DESERTED MIsTREss.-Co7oncr
Jackson held an inquest on Friday, At No. 1872
Priuce-street, upon the body 81 a girl, : years
Of age, named Annie RAYMOND. who committed
suicide by swalloNing a qaatity Of lagdanum,
which she procured az a drugstore in the neigh
borhood. II appeared in evidence that the de
c.asei boarded at the above house, in thc capa-
city OF a mistress 70 a downtown merchant. vino
recently, to- some cause, abandoned her. She
coon aiterward became very diSconio-ate in con
sequence Of Lis treatment OF ter and threatened
To destroy herself uulc-s h. returned FINALLY.
becoming convinced that he Lad totally abandon
ell her, she purchased tie poison aud drank it,
and on Friday morning vas found dead IN her
bed. \ pOst-mortem examination showed that
death was caused by an overdose Of laudnum,
and the Jury rendered verdict Of suicide
The body Of deceased was delivered 70 her
friends for iutermeut-N ]. TriJtss.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-02

ISFLUESCE or THE VIRGINIA ELECTION on TN
SEs-EE-Tbe Nashville BanRer saws that when
Gen. Harrison reduced the Democratic majority
in Virginia In so TO one or tao thousand Ten
nesSee gave " big majority Of twelve thOusani /;
and when the Democratic majority wa reduced
in Virginia in lS;S 10 Two or three thousand
Tennessee gave her vote - TAYLOR BIZ nearly
seven thousand The Banner think. the result
OF the late election in Virginia leaves 10 doubt
Of the success Of john Netherland for Governor.
and complete triumph of the Opposition in
Tennessee al the August election.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-02

MELANCHOLY AccIDEST-On Sunday evening
last, about : O'Clock, son Of Geo. Metcalf, aged
Z YEAR, and one day, was accidentally shot by
gun in the hands Of his brother William, aged
IL years.-N,Ies Inquirer.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-02

Drowning N ST. CLAIR-The Port Huron
Press has the following ION the 18th inst,
as VI. Sidney Ball was endeavorinc TO cross
Black River on a log, a short distance below the
Grand Trunk Railway bridge, a. he approached
the south shore the log upon which he was cross
ing struck boom pole, and Jared the log 50
thar he lost his balance and ieH into the river,
Immediately sinking in about twenty feet Of
water. He remained in the water some three
quarters Of AN hour before his body could be-
found. although every effort was made to rescue
him ny the men on the opposite side of the river
a. soon a. he fell NJ. Ball was all Englshman,
some % 10 50 years of age"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-02

TnE SECRETARY OF WAR.-The National Era
saws II is said that the Secretary Of War has
returned from Virginia and i quite i'll. His
health has been declining for several months,
ard unless an Improvement soon takes place, his
retirement from the Cabinet may become ncces-
snry. In that event, it is expected that Charles
J. Faulkner, of Virginia, vii be appointed to the
yaCanrv
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-02
Tie figures for Lowell and Ada NAV be

The figures for Lowell and Ada may be little
too small but they are near Is We can get
them, from present information. This Is GER
tanly a very ratterng report, considering the
-hortness of the time since our farmers have
made wool-growing one of the prominent inter-
ests of the county.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-02

Is LrcE.-A couple Of Kalamazoo bow. it
seems, have made pile at Pixies Peak 4 Mr.
Hicks, lvin. four or I've miles north of this
Piaca, according to -. Louis paper, has pock-
eted about $500 worth OF the yellow dust, and
IS IN that city with view 10 90 into business
there with the proceeds. Mr.. A. Dean, also, a
son Of II. II. Dean, Of this place, has made a
thousand or two.-KaEamaz9o Gazette.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-02

CAsSIUs AT HIS woEK.-A Cincinnati despatch
says that Cassus VI. Clay spoke TO a large and
silent audience at Covington, Ky, July -. He
took neither side, but denounced Bell and Ma
coffin and political quacks. His speech was
straight ont Republican. He called upon the
non-slaveholiers of Kentucky TO prepare to
share the national triumph of the Republicans
u.vr fall
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-02
Wool In Grand Rapids.

The Eagle gives the following wool figures for
Kent county:
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-02

of the Grand Traverse Herald announces no pa
per next week on account of tine Tax Sale, and
SAYS:
"SOme of our more favored contemporaries
may curl the lip and turn up the nose at such
an excuse; but let them come up here, where
'.iours' don't circulate-he Editor, Composition
Freshman, and sometimes Devil; fold and mail
the papers, feed the COW, split wood, water the
hens, and perform all the other duties pertaining
TO a man of family, and if the curl and turn of
lip and nose are not reversed. We are no iadrc
Of the character and habits Of Printers ard Ed
itors in general
Al that is nothing for the quickest compo-itor
in Michigan.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-02

An AUNILIARI.-Wc recommend the follow
ing from the Detroit Free Press, to the attention
of the Newayco Republican, for incubation and
example
at ha- been for a long time evident tnat the
black Republicans of Michigan prefer William
H. Seward for rhcir Presidential candidate next
wear and he may count upon lhc vote of the
Michigan delegates in the nominating convention
a. sure for him Eut the black Republicans OF
this State are not alone la their preference;
thew have lately received an auxiliary which Is
strong i'm it, sympathy, # it does not furnish any
material aid and comfort. This l. the London
Ddiiy Ne,rs, which is ont fat footed for Seward.
1t gives us a bit of British public opinion, il
which the 'rreprcssible conflict doctrine is most
enthusiastically supported. II goes in for Mr.
Seward first, last aud all the while Mr.. Sew
ard il saws, comes among u when both Sec
tons of his couutrymeu are not only preparing
for revolution, but actually engaged in it and
he NAV bc the man whom his tcliow-citizen- will
choose Ia be the exponent Of the principle
which Europe believes will triumph
of course. Who could better be the expo
nent 81 the principle OF revolution of the ir-
reprcs-iblc conflict between the North and the
south and why should not Europe, and all the
rest of the rivals OF the United State, believe
and hope it will triumph The London print
has no heSitancy in saying why it prefers Mr..
Seward, nor should his supporters hereabouls.
They both think alike the British AMI the black
Republicans of Michigan are . harmonious whole
on the Seward question
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-02

IWPIoyENFNTs AT NoNRoE.--lf We had met
Rip Van Wrinkle in new suit throughout, orr
surprise could not have been greater than To
have seen the following item in the Monroe
Colap4srcirl The new hotel business Is the
greatest wonderment OF all. We slall be- clad
to look at the ancient and independent Estate
of Monroe in false hair and teeth, with peucilcd
eyebrows aud carmincd checks The Ton,U,cr-
cigl SAYS
"No loss than fourteen hricl. stores are now in
process of erection, some Of which are to be
models Of taste and convenience. We shall take
occasion to allude to them in detail hereafter
1--WE are, it seems, to have a new hotel to
stand on the site of the old Ensine-housc, north
of the CONT House, and to cost $1,000
a strong and hope successful effort i
being made to put up block Of stores ON the
north side of Front street, from Sacketts store
to Curtis Meat market. They viii he erected
next season, If not this Sackctt j. intending to
buiIi this season at any rate.
"Mr Boyd is improving the appearance of the
Young Ladies' Seminary very much 10y extensive
additions thereto The principal building has
been raised another story, and heavy cornice
put On it,"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-02

M. COLFAN IN MINNESOTA. - The st. Paul
Times states that the Hon. SCHUYLER Colftx will
visit Minnesota during the months of August
AMI September. and address the people on poit-
teal subjects; and adds, MI. Colfax is an excel
lent speaker, and his visit to Minnesota will
prove OF incalcuhble service 10 the Republican
cause. He is young man, but a true rlan, and
in South Bend Ind, where he resides, and where
hc edits paper when not engaged in Coucres-
sional duties, he "a very highly esteemed. With
frumbuil, Wilson, Burlin-amc, Shustz and Collar
as speakers III the coming campaign in our State,
We hope sufficient light will be cast upon the
principles of the Republican party to induce the
thousands who have been msled into the Demo
cratic camp 10 join our forces. Let there be
thorough organizations in every school district,
and when the battle comes union will be the
stepping-stone TO victory"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-08-02

The name Of on firm suppress, being particularly
rrsur,tsi Ia DO 50.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-17

a,Iry OF stw YdsK-DRPAsrwssr 0y FasAgdxI
s csosl rrs 1s raea
eSs.s .a % go a. & oq@esrc ,s Nee ap T,s
sabhely ersned ~ ihs sbele or o .ae
nenrs rssh improvement, FUND -.cs Of hs ni, 81 ~
iork .utsor,zsd BY act Of toe ssi, Lss.aurs
passed spyn ss7. amended spr 1865 .od ;, m nrib
sSnys 81 tbs ocrnon coonci' approved o. he
SAID sock Yin e,us., I hundred an
25aees re eemsadsr OF the smouat .aspfd ~ be ssue
ieresi al she rse .: sir sanu gay q,a
ri s o gn nes s =, sS e ~ s @
e .si Gay q Snstst . such Sesnoo0 being fa''as
fss vrog sos Ill ssocs dssssea and Ia
sriS per share End e lesons nhose proeos, asesp
rhAp ave GAYS sier .ae Opening Of iae blis ns md
arn ss.saed q Aena fsgpecdvs2, nosaSs the
xhs remainder Of ss amour, .gsrssa vii oa required
@sIs .hs ocrp role-. biade:s VII rs eaisl fsosiv
eessss s en ' s ns d ~ oi s,h dso.",s
sl' raorov.mst Feud sna tho 5ro
rssieo, ana ID ", ssso NE com e.ol sr
The ~ is ire ps az be ,srp.role- 70 r,,e
noss tie interests Of .As city '
pcp.s.n, Of snsrcs Com oRolers flss sasss isss
OFFICE OF rss NEW ycsg ANo RewH .vsH a III,
" Eond Company. T@en.t seventh Fourth ave
Junction, Of dviee ds declared BY aa Comp .ay
W. BssHsT, rreascrer.
I'd ono 80 LOAN ON BOND AID &oarG 40 q
amount Address for three dsys 5. D desald oliSs
$4,000 10 ] Ley At 2, Elk pcs .N M ras
q flee of tins Peoples ss Inausacs .oapany
$40 OtiO-yo LOAN ON BOND AwD xoat}
gsa.s or ,ssl ess n vi, ei sosiyn; slo So vo q
Isy,s. ~ purchasing m's'ssgea Aprs aA sssGaArT q
5000 COG - ,snl 70 Lsse ox RosD ANrl
sRcAD, ls wa stteet. ssoopd siosy --pp' VIZ
$f,5O ()utt s ,u :, r ~ c.Nr RgsDs eoxssYS
.. boz asusd By he s aesa lr sss
ans aSr s a :" s: ss e..
en- sna inrn nstt % the a,e issue osad cospxny ToeY
sfs enc. y @"Fi is o. "a sso ace. ct
rt,5 AZ sDd re-, r.sa y, Sc to.soss,~
say Of Drcmpsr iss SOD ar sooa SUD r - we
bBs guaranteed ans hereby do2e glsrapes ,be
n'bt Of he interest Ind opapsl ibs wbn spod
ben the assas ao a ah4 ssd q ,. ssd t. oSas
s. sns ss ss S Ss ss o. 2 81 s s
;re fem q hs s,Ae 70 tso pa ,heof sns aad
.ads,tasug Of bs sesn when ospa undertaking The is
boz Dc are 'ererei ty ne eroor szd embraced ia
the be safe eeb. smps pro,,i"n rr ns ise
fle o Sh a p os.ss IA s
nFarly he whole (Ss5l
been iBt.D y blGSs
THE sie Of sis,cpi in rs iesia ston bes oeservsd a
cuc csre 70 rreaer-e lie rled int giy Rad t6ss
oonda b'eicss heVr1i addition, ger
per thrrn, pos-eee al the OK
and s'so tsat - he derived fst raurtxsse ca 100
shoi,e l.nSs 5as,
vel deserve he affection Of cspits iva '
Pamphlets rpr fJrfrcr cgrirngrs
the honts can be obsnea office Of
signed, T6uMAs khlbN,
ge1t o; The stale ~ Rfsaoun,
EHrcDVhE DAsDE. 10 .Tsi p,,act.
a NaEQUt Nd, IS WAli .fress
DN COrtsI n q y % gYla,a alyeet
Applications purchase be msas 10 The sst aro,
only
LOAN Os'w,CTso
Z 0AGh'E. 20s BROADWAY, Cp9NE3 or FULTON
p street rooN o 9, sdvsncs ciopty any snoun
oamobet watches jewery han se " every SCRIP
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-17

H1S0 0iG-yo LOAN ON BOND Axu MORT
blCOVVO gaze; fur tern, Of years Ia "a Is 10 sci. 40
or ySs4 sss " vi, cy or srcosyn sl.c $50 40 o
" eli - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-17

CrFIoE OF fes Fsw yct-y Aro Hev HAVEN .rL
" Eond UoppaAy. T~en seventh 81 a.! and Fourth
ua.kew fuIE, ugus Is S59-ln consequence cf an in
Junction pc OF diviceuds zeclsso bs Iaa Conn ,ov
vii be made until further nouce
W. BsNHaT Yreascrer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-17

UIE nm To LOAN At Elk AND HALF PER
P1O.VUv c. D. ia,eces On bosd and portg.si o, trs
oDNkES, flee Of tbs Peoples Eis Insufsace .onoany
&C Wsn street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-17
TkHAeCxhsS-

-~-
CGUSr BELMONT co, BANxEEs NJ, SO WALL
- street. .scua ssrs If Tor itseeya Available In 81
psrts Of he d. throush aiobia eaeas icn
doc srsnsfor eeeas snd vispna cad ,bv !.
-ynLs Fl AND pPwasDe, os ONION s.ss or
~ Ioueoo and soys Bank OF Ireland, for ny 81 8
faBeO GO, ~ broadway. New Yak aad California Ex
pxefs Dcrnpsny
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-17

$500 UOG S@ n1s ny. 70 I nSMe o o nosD ANl
IN proved real ee'se In hie or r1oslyp Gppy 10 4
bRchD, IL Wa street ssoupd Story ff' W.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-17

SnS REwAsn.-LosT OK eUsDAY, August H.
b kO 1879 board tss steamer siss4 from Far Lee
cb vito All chsi, stssc,e~,
Oh tie fsidu rscuysd s2prsss !Sss rugh
1882 tbe outuoo CITY hsi on sue
,he Hsb ths hs- For say iefruSo1 th>.
tht he Aeh cso be recovered. he viii
Get, 10 janus ugh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-17

. SIrUsTfOE MANTrD- RI RESvsCfAELg
y'uos grl 80 good ain hewsr or 70 ass ,ers of cha,
sycr wlins 70 make berse;f her,g ufeu';
~sf eAGed I'll Tor s~o eass al G-s
~ James Ct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-17

&A Ou0 30 LOAN ON BOND AID MOarG sa q
Dt.UOV on Improved city property. worth tnuss sne
amount Address for three dsys Is. q Herald OIL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-17

JJANTEr--a yoUvG Mn, Al H.EgssPE1, n \
~ 0Ol siEo et0ut Iasn N Ntoo.c -sN.
iero ia Rtoi'sa ana rtis f11 stere. N NJ,
casntai JeThs' eHi.e "a crowd
cc'et uisson IN advance. Tie only genu oajM
Es,sbItlea 1886 MA. j. RcDPApu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-17

WATCHES JIG w MfsRk, &C,
LIENS ~ATOn AID JswEiRY SfOas
n hES0yED FROM IL Walt SfaSSx
70 4b Sros5wAy one door below Canal street.
Wechef jewely silver and plsed wsre ~ very low prse
GSo6aa Q. A,tss.
BRAZILIAN vIkaOND kIFa5, PINS, EA3RIy0s,
20 for sale 70 advsrces NJ wholesale prizes
Os before where aud nins be ,oia and
prices q. s3i Broadway sSl BROADWAY sti Arosf~ss
YYOxPusITioH ANU GOLD vsSr CdAIss-wAa-
~ ranied stand acid and not 10 ct color from S. 90
s.. Gold jewery of all styles and qnass nj 10
below Wholesale prices, ct S3i brosd@sy
fYALIFOsNIA DfAHoNDe-.aQJaL TX ArpAAaseOs
rock sdsnaai and cRnn ia injured e,osr
waller EinsE from 81 pas from 81; esfr1Ga hom 81 3i
3roadrty.
yU kTcBEs AND JrwEiRY aBF AfnEO. IN T7S
w super the aegt onjon Gene work men,
81 DFu G eiLFHS ats Broad ~ny, door oeiag Oshl
street, formerly Of 70 ii van ttre.t.
-
DTE5TETSY-
s
4 HTTTIJTk d TgFrP-FUIT, Err1 CN PIkN eiLVSs
"a only az 0h guus go on ice g1id .i1 olaNaA ~iI
cQniiousu grmn SIS and sg,.d nsl vi ar angle teb
81 Teeth ~ &C and eyirrsc yihOu - leBs ptn ~ 1e8
2-Oces Or bJT8rd dcnBst 10 5txth Nue. hssFeop
ienh Snt Eievtnih sreos
. sANtuIA1 eBfgH.-sx DUCKS 1J4NfsD@
u = lt-r", .eao -fnai he Gigbies ps, ic so NfoHGf
ina Ne's ~ = 7vef T-"ps - sgirs 6tsfeg ~ we
III rt9le ssb i'>sY III ~ m fgspa-ery sGlc g y
De%s.E. 81 JaeA svsat. door fEaE l,AoSoaS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-17

III sr5EU-A YOUNG MAN, As AN AssTgrAE n.
- .avfog kaoviedge Of tie bus,usa
pve(eI7e5 ust speak ESsh apply At tic dnios s.io
sq .rfSls Eniel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-17

< Rss ARD -LOsT VEST tkDA MORNING, ElraGs
pa ut tocs waoas or f0pp'us's aus sire, io-n
ollie Broad mernorsud ts4iag III oil
guOds he nAsad and papers of lac
owner belonging to James Al. nTope4sa, OF Hvpsasgis
sertuciy DO above ~syd vi psit sod qpssi
s.bed hy taa store OF Il foyses 4o way
corner Of kroone street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-17

" sslssms0 N o2sfF saire Ibes bus have had
uADps II .s cty sLd Eayi Eold bueisess aauis
doubted fefsIeuce. Apps ~ Ehssu sos,
q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-17

yJAsgEp-A cEGg&N CLsaK, FOR xgG aaOCa &,
Csl ~ 81 90 sv % J y. Se2eg G,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-17

~ ctauhsrpeid s Gre. rae wesley irorer sss no
ptJPcf 10 DO homework 80 anal prvais f.u: l. GO
eopd ccok hiss good NsN at - 3r1v It, 10 ~
rear.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-21

AfNEsGlt'S sEHsNt ACXBgN ES.-Ssrcui
- success Il alw ays the host conclusive proof OF great iAen
Judge! - tins ies' there is ~ labor saving mach ne bet re the
it"iit c"nIpnr ,ti. Il" singer $ sewing MacGms.s Aiter ustal,
lislung tue highest reputation Ia ;he United S1ate, they Mrrr
exhibited at The lste "EAi"sltirnl uiv,rse Ia Fran =. waria
they c"tft1l OIL the his'i"'t premium; aud a great nanularto
~ to nlaAe them has zen Init III Para.
lnevoiy branch vi Industry Ia wllci. ~ s.lrE# IS To be done,
these machines can be usel with inin"l,sc pruti. As The speed
ut the Kailw ay tram Is to travelling On troi. : u sewing wi:t!
Singers MachiE,s compared with .and sew ing. No iau,i,
shoemaker. 'irrs>naktf, carriage trimmer, saialer, halter, AZ,
Sc should b" without "nr. TIE iar lIuH; al u>ug oH. Il
these machines. regularly employed, is one thousand Dol,as
a year. In all p,iNat= famine where there Is much srw itg to
~ done tirs" machine a =" Al. u Naiuaii' Ass siairc Planters
ahi hptct Keepers Ind tL'In in' lcuatiy cen, en-, NJ ati pf ID.
table. ih"sX machines are siilI" IN Their c.igirurfust At
very strong ahi durable, trtng ,hc only knDi "a se~ng ;H-
chine ever made by which .S,ry sort I'll work, c"als = ur tnc
could be perfect, executed. rhou,snl.", tntrinr aud w"rt'.
lessS sewing Machines hay. been mad, emi sod uud,r ,a.Iots
names bat Singers Machine aionr has. been iotud every.
where I" satisfy the want of the Iubltc
Plan printed instructions for using, are sent with each na.
chime, from IN b any one ran r,adiiS acuuir, he art al Eitu-
aging .h"in. The machine ar" packed s.carri, To 30 L. ANY
taTto me world To nj. lersnns desiring Nor" part ruiu "a
formation, we Will, on application by tencr at either 81 our ut.
ht, l. forward a copy OF l. III. singer y Gu tactic, u paper
wholly devoted to the Sew tng Macianc iitrrtst.
|. N. sinner Il CO.
f-iaciPal Office, No. 33 broadway, New York.
BRANCH OfffCEs.-ko. Il Hanover ST, Boston: No q Chap.
elSt. Ne" Haven, CT; Gloyer,ile. n. V; No III kroad st,
Newark, y. j.. No. l42 Chestnut St, Philadelphia Ma I5
lai tunore St. baltimore; NJ. y Wr,tninsi, ST, prn,uluIic,
X. l. No = East ith ST, tineiunati. No. 10 North ih st. :,
Louis Not ri ST. Charles ST., New Orleans ~" ~ Ijaurlun
81. M"tuir dee lI-lyrts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-21
SPLENDID SCHEME.

bJih prizes, amounting NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s. ,2R,00
Tickets . o, ialv.ssO Quarters s., tighihs - ~.
A Package of ~ W hole titkps al so. costa. ......... $50
1htre ar IL arawn ballots, and each ballot being
worth SO, make. $40
10 per cent of, Bciug. J6
Leaves nett. 2]
Leaving iisk Ia the purchaser. ....,.......... SJlb
Persons " Ia" d'silr need only remit the IIk On n lackagc,
Tor winch ~ Will ssmi a Certitiea e IL = ioirowh:
a t"Iih ate Ot la,k gr nj ~ " holes, cosi>........ S3N w
10 do. u liaives.. . q. iO w
10 H. u Qdaittfs. w
Do do. ~ Etshthh ............. - ~
lg All orders add esscd 10 X FhAhtt a 10, Managers,
Btirnnot', Md, VIII meet ~ iih piompt attention.. and the punt.
I'd uiicIai drawings suut An soon rs u,rT.
X. FRANCE & CO,
jan I'd m - Managers, Mary lana Sia1e lotteries.
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Premiums to Agents Getting Subscribers.
Those getting up Club Of 3 Subscribers, at o. each, and
RENTING el0, will be entitled to IA gold pen and liver holder
worth - and each subscriber will receive any one OF the
above articles he may select.
Those remiting 90 for 10 subscribers will be entitled ,, .
gold pencil. with = pen, worth o..
Those getting up n Club Of 10 subscribers, and RENTING $50
will be entitled to q silver watch, or q gold vest chain. worth
ol0.
Those remiting $40. for 90 subscribers, will be entitled 10 a
silver hunting cased watch. or a gold chain. worth sl5.
Those RENTING eco, for 30 subscribers, will be en,i led to a
gold chain, or q silver hunting casei watch. wor h S22.
Those remitting 60, for 40 Subscribers, will be entitled to a
lady's gold watch. worth $50
Those remittiug elu0, Tor 80 subscribers, will be entitled to
a gold " atch. worth t40.
~ All Recommendations should be addressed to
M. b. DEAN, PUBLISHER,
dec e0lawc s2awdtapril3, So 335 BroaCway, New York
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WHEAT

UVHE UNDERSIGNED. having become Agents for the
u Schenectady Agricultural Works, will keep constantly
ON hand . sAmpls Of their Patent Improved Railway Hors.
fowsra ThratAess and separator, Combined Thrashen and
Winnowsrs Ths Thrashing machine received the FIRST
at The New York State Fair In 1856, aud contin.
nes 70 give coed satisfaetion TO all who have used them.
II HORaE POWERS are made very strong, and 30 gear.
- hat Il requires the team 70 travel only about u miles per
hour. thereby making IL saltabls 70 work either horses or OK.
On upon them.
The THRA4HERs sod CONFINED THRAsHERs and
are % constructed as to discharge all the grain
and Aass through the maehlne and not into the Eceders face AZ
y nsanl with other kinds.
The Tesasasr and Winnowe err has . REVOLVING WIRE
vhieA does the work more perfectly than can
Thu (hddle) has . fork straw shaker. " hich
shAkesths graiAout Of the straw asit passestrom the 1'hrasL.
AG
Rsseas wbAhag 10 examine these Thrashers can d, : nv
eaaainy q OF store, where further information will be given
concerning tAen IkBY L. SAUNDERS,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-21

AOIEaE.-As "a meeting at the BOa.d Of al.
~ ioet"Is" i the ' lrsinia anu 1 enues,.o kaliruLd Company,
he'd al the oihrc 81 the Company, Ia the city of Lynehbufg,o N
Saturday the i'ih 81 Januaiy i-.I, The i"ilowins resolutions
w,tr adopted
Ga motion, RsOirod. That from and after The first day OF Fec.
fnats noktl The tirginia aud Tennessee italioad Company Wi
pay ir no stock Killed ~ tI,ina inuninH on tins road, unless
Il nr clearly shpH u tAAt -uch stock noIu Niicd IN cuns,u que cr
OF tnt cuipLDic uesasca.o oi til. agents VI inploy uuI OF this
Company.
RosOtttd, That all claims against this Company fi loss ofor
damage Ia goods ar produce. Nj > I be presented WITHIN Unity
ia. sIfoin The time .uCh irtci,s should nave beun uciitercd
a Cop! from shc MINUTES.