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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-08-04

II was q matter Of astonishment To all
aware Of the good qualities, and great per.
sonal popularity Of iIxsRY A. Swtrr. that
hc should have been sacrificed in the Black
Republican state Convention, in order that
I"Nrs FArrrs lboNSEiiY might Ice uomlna-
/ ted The -. Peter Statesman ot the 10Th
explains how the thing was done. Before
! the Convention met. SwIrr was the mos,
formidable caudldiie for Lieutenant Cover.
nor, and II was only 10y the secret ciicula.
ton u the most dlsrepu,ablc calu'nnes that
the decga'es were prcjudiccd agniD-, him,
ard noNSEiIy and the X now Nothing ia.
kER nominated These two worhic- work.
Cd together, aided by D0DGE Of The St
Peter F.ee Press, bitter opponent Tor some
reason or other of SwiFts nomination a
secret circular was coucoctc1, aud circulated
throughout The State. from which We make
the following extract
III (Svf'j .. not bm 10 tie pa,fy. La, fall
he sactIired The regular non in'os Tor the Ieg
stature. and wa@ party 10 an arrangement h,
which that Company used all - influence Tor
towsn i,r the state Senate. when Il was di..
timely understood that the election 81 q United
States HsustoT tor ak year. depended on the
result of thai election
Ne have the beet If Teas9ns for believing
that he SNOW party - slmIlAr arrangements,
b. which II he il not nominated for tobgfesp,
they are 20 give their Influence aud supper, 10
tOsAn for that poshph, provided they can
procure be nomination. fpr which too they will
use all their Influence
i1g viii soc by the H." Pff". that be -.
Jus'd 90 let the County 'onyep'ion pas. any
resolutions on IA" exciting question Of the Mas
sachnssits Amendment and The riTbts Of Satu-
rsl,ls1 Citizens. he la. never eomraitsd
hiiaseif publicly on any question Of The day.
except by aiguiug thr Washington letter ~
Cae,' of IA La" M and The only other
place where b. name appear. on record, l.
where he signed o., sbie 10 the employ Of
the -. Peter Company IA Warrington towards
making preaent o. TIA, 1900 carriage 70 the
wife Of Dfmo',n,' Senator ~. " Rice.
lie la. shown hfn.ef 10 be train, 10 N,
putty, and therefore j. mol . NJ man 10 nominate.
He has secured the delegation ~ ih. county
by J,and The man whom he Hssd as tool
and who va. chairman u the meeting Was for.
insrly hno'e Nothing. and last 'sil acted With
the DsDoer4is, and nyssd a 6aH Jo, a 1sst,sg
H. O,Eaa zs Isp.osr 4i,C iab ~ h,, .1ytovn
Only fur Ogf - the nias town. ia the county |
were rspre..nted Ia ihs Convention. and the |
whole thing ga deliberate Jram ss " !
noE,nai,d he uU nal 10 suyJ,o,f ted by isad,sg I
hpsblifass - n. o,es county.
Upon cOn.siAii0n ue'h o'0 y,on,Hst W0t |
tSg NJHiSrGns. ~ hac' ho"gh Jssf 10 ftss yv'
~, poTfB On ii' gsasd pr'sai'fg. rather than by 4
d"npnh ing LIN PIbhc!y. 10 give our opp1 4
BsBt- the benefit oi psbne di.ssBsion In our 4
own fAEks. The I" not nisad.d Coo paid,,ai,ga
a
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-08-04
From = Frazer River Party.

We have before us letter addressed 10 "a
gentleman of this city, by Mr.. CuARLss
GoopscB, who left ST. Paul last summer,
for British Columbia, via the Red river aud
Saskatchewan. lie writes, under date OF
May l., from Fort Fit. After detailing
the detention of their party a, rembina and
Selklrk, Mr.. &. says;
AT Red River our good luck commenced,
We traded for every thing We wanted. at
good advantage, and started for the plains
well equipped. Al Fort Ellice. 700 miles from
Red Rse: We overlook the free traders. en-
rosts iot the South branch of the Saska,che.
wan. We travelled with them for four OF five
days. when We overlook party Of Americans
from Hastings, who intended to winter ON the
Saskatchewan We lett them, however, DO.
cause Il was e, dent, from their conduct. that
they would quarrel with the Indians. We Ar.
rived at Jack Fish Lake. halt way between
Carlton House and Fort Fit, On the 18th OF
November. Buffalo not being plenty there,
We lett and came TO this place (for ritD on
the urs, Of January.
A" The people here were very glad 10 have III
winter at the Fort. We were natural cutiosi.
ties of a stripe that but few Of them had ever
seea We were to have our Buffalo meat for
what little labor We had mind 10 do. MIR.
Christie, master Of the district, was here las,
month, and was Kind enough to pay II. wages
at the rate of go per year. which was very
great help TO us, ~ We were enabled To pur
chase two more horses aud provisions enough
TO take us across the mountains. have never
been treated better IN any country than have
since have been in the Hudson hay country.
At every fort We stopped at, On our road, We
Were made presents OF pro, isions, and received
good advice. ilyndcs, OF the Far
baut party, has been At fol, Edmonton,
making cart harness through the winter,
1.-The party Of Americans from Hastings ar.
rived here on the 18th OF March. Shortly after
Their arrival, two of the party, named Ham
monl and Martin, so, into u difficulty about
provisions and Hammond killed Martin. The
former has been taken to the Norway House,
with Mr.. Christie. 10 he tried. lie will be ne.
quilted. but IL will prevent his crossing the
mountains this year.
ave did intend crossing the country from
here TO the mountains, and not go by way Of
Edmonton. Tbs course would have saved
us 200 miles travel; but, owing 10 u war be.
tween the tfccs and Blackicet Indians. which
makes the route We proposed very dangerous,
We will bc obliged 10 90 farther north, and
cross the mountains north Of the kootanais
Pass, We will probably go Via jasper House.
leave our anima's al that place, and take boats
from there. by leaving our horses there, Mr.
Christie wall pay us fair price for them. and
give ~ an order an any of the Company posts
on The other side oi the mountains. We leave
here on the 10Th Of May aud expect 10 pe,
across the mountains IN 80 days"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-08-04
Peace io turop,

A treaty Of pace ha. been concluded 'e-
tween France aDd Sardinia and Au-'ria.
The news Of The ,rsty was communicated
TO the Empress Regent, IN de.pa,ch ron
the Emperor NiroLgox. dated JAY ~.
by the provisions Of the treaty. LOenbar1y
becomes Part Of sardinia Venice !. p.
served % Austria, bat abe will constitute
az integral part d coniederacy Of Italian
state, 70 - formeI under the hon-ary
presid'ncy Of the Pop The term. u tie
treaty have created general disappoini.
mot 10 koglsfd, and NApoLgyx ..
denogno.d by the sading pres-s- a, hsv.
iug d0''ega''iei the ja., toIes AID an,icip.
uous of'hs pspls u Italy The olo-s Of
b. ssf - p'eumr, defeats k0-rrns
Plan. 81 rtyos'io1 10 Hungary
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-08-04

IL tbe Black Republican, State Conven-
ton, Mr.. b tex Of Winona, to secure votes
for WlxDox for Congress stated in a speech,
thet - (WNDon was in no way connected
witb - Railroad interests OF the State 1t
appears ires hses revelations that WINDOW
10, or vas on Saturday last, one OF the
Trustees, and : Director in, and Attorney
for the Transit Milsoad Company, and that
BucK's false statement was made TO secure
the votes Of the reputation delegates from
Hennepin county. So Col. ALpEIcH's col
league on the Congressional ticket, is, TO use
the Colonel's elegant phrase 80 one OF the
Railroad thieves"
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-08-04
The Hemnepin Repudiationists.

The ST. Anthony ErPres, while agreeing
with ,hi. Journal 10 condemning the Repaid
alton resolution adopted by the Hennepln
County Democratic Convention, character
Ives our so-calltd interference in the political
affairs Of tina, county, as 1" very impertin-
ent." Possibly the fac, that the number Of
copies Of the PiosyEa AND DExocKAr cir
cula,ei in Henoepin County. each week,
exceeds TIE entire edition Of the Express,
may mitigate the imper,inenoe. At any
rate, Repatriation is doctrine we intend to
denOunce whpyer whenever and by whom
soever ii may b. advanced, and without the
.Hghtes, regard to township or county lines ;
and We shall be only too happy to have the
aid Of the Erpro,, in such denuncia'iou.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-08-04

TIE supreme Court u Indiana has mad.
a decision ,ha, the published terms Of news
PAPER publishers, vtbou, specia con,rac,
con,ravening the published terms the pub
Usher can charge anl receive according 10
the terms % Published l, is Dot Bece-sary
b. prove VIA, the work oo~t OF xas worth
the pablisberS have righ, 10 fy the e-'i-
mate value Of their columns and 4 ~ fred
no Other qas>,.oa Deed h. a'ssd bat he
,,,e, thu. charg,d Gao 10 ree1gefed
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-08-04

1t will he seen by comparing the amount
OF specie in the banks OF Wisconsin aud
Minnesota, that the Wisconsin banks have
eleven dollars of circulation to one of specie,
while the Minnesota banks have but ten dol
lars-a bad exhibit, certainly, in both
cases, but showing that the muchrlauded
Wisconsin banks are no better off than our
own in one of the NOS, important essentials
TO successful banking.
The local money market is more stringent
than heretofore. Business is very duh
our merchants, "a usual at harvest time, not
being overburdened with customers. The
reports in regard to the crops continue oil
the same favorable character as those al.
ready given. Exchange is scarce, and very
finn, but the rates continue the same ns
quoted las, week
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-08-04

Loan LrsDnrssT, ~ho~s recent speech in
'he l>Wi' showing the danger Of England 10
,he prasut s'Ate y EsroI.sn sfairs. gave
.gch cause u sDra1bs>. 70 h. Mini.tr.. /.
., ys.' ds.s
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-08-04

Land Warrants meet with no sales here,
and We notice that eastern quotations re.
main unchanged. Activity, however. in
this description of paper will soon NANTES,
itself, unless the extensive sales advertised
in Iowa. Kansas, Nebraska and Minnesota
are postponed. The following are the New
York quotations; three pr cent. added
will give the -. Paul rates
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-08-04
NorjE To- FIRE. EMrrreN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled 20 the right OF pre-.
emptfs6 10 any OF the lands within the town.
lhioGand parts OF townships above enumerated
6xepuired to establish the same TO the sati.fac.
H1[Rs the register and receiver Of the proper
4Sd4 Aaice, and make pay ment therefor as soon
- pfftica bic after seeing this notice and before
lha.dsy .epp pointed for the CONNIE ncement Of
tho pUblic sale -of The lands embracing the tract
claimed otherwise, such claims will be for.
feited.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-08-04

CuKoNicLG on sikvkN weEks, EMBRACING
rHs cAArAiaS fRos rug 70 tn rus uiNCio
hrs BArriEs. ENCOUNTERS, VICTORIES, M.
NkKsks, kkrKEArs. AMI rEAckfrL rkKaiSA
ftoN.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-08-04
THy pIprH wysg ~ THE wAR-.Tny sArrL
OH pALksTkO.

THy plPrH wytK ~ THE wAR-:THy BATTLE
~ PALEsrko
May Z1.--t;aribaldi MARCHES upon Como
RAPID movement u the French army
from the south 10 the north Of the Po-
Moutetello and Castepgio evacuated by
them, occupied bv the Au.'riabs
MAY % --Caribaldi beating the Austri.
ara nj san Fermo, occupies Como, Gamer
la'a aud Ecco- A us,risn vessels lombard
Canobbio. on Lake Maggiore--The valtel.
line ri-- ~ insnrrectioD.
MAY l.-Eattle u Pai.ayo--Tbc Allies.
commanded by Victor Emanuel, attack the
Austrians The Emperor u Aus,ris, at.
trded by Field. Marshal Baron lies, sr.
rives al Verona.
Jrw The Allies defeat the Au.,rians
at PaIesiro Nsl occupies Novsrs
Proclamation Of the Emperor Francis Jo-
-ph TO The Tyrolese.
Juss 2--tisribsLli, retiring before u
ppxuial bsiy Of tbs eoemy, attacks IAveno
lnsucoe~fully The Aas,risos attack tbe
allied oaitst at Robbie. but speedily ~.
ueA, The advance ~ the All,ss, under
McMsboo. enter. Iombsrdy by the bridge
~ 1urbiRo
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-08-04

The following table presents the resources
and liabilities of thc banks, in more con.
venient form:
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-08-04

The Bank Comptroller OF Wisconsin
gives the following summary OF the cond-
ton Of the banks of that State, one hundred
and five in number, On the ith day OF July,
instant
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-08-04

TnE TENTH WEEK % ruk wAR-KgPoss
AvrEs THE BATTLE.
JriY 3 The Emperor removes his bead.
quarters from Volta. and crossing the Min.
cio, fixes them q, Nallcgio
JCLr Ten Thousand French troops
landed at I.usin. Ficcolo, ia the Adriatic-
Grand IL Drum for the victory Of SoIisriuo,
IN NO,rc Dame.
JrLr The Aus'risns retire from Bor.
MIC, after sharp action, 10 which they are
dei'aied by Garibsldi
sLs'rsrH wEkx 0y THE wAa- -rmE AssIs-
ricE AsD rnK PEAcg.
july s.--Armi.,ice concluded betw~u the
two kmIsrors at Villa Frsncs-Zsra BON.
bardsd by the French frigaie kapsfvr4~.
JcLr ll.--lnterv'ew between Nspoleon
III. and Frsne,. Joeph-The War Ter.
minated by the Pea" of I,aai,ana.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-08-04

Exchange Is sold for MINI sofa money al
the following rates
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-18

(NOLD MEDAL GRAND AND SQUARE
III PIAHOS.-STEINWAY & SONS, "a Walker ST., (near
broadway New York, Manufacturer 1,ap-
arded the First Premium where and when.
they brought their Piano ForteS into N e YN
petition it'll the best makers of Boston, News ~
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
Received The first prize Medals the Metro pota FAN
Washington, s55
The FIRST Premium gold MEDAL for the Piano Forte
at the Mary land Institute, Baltimore, 1856.
The First Prize Medal the Amer.
lean Institute, Crystal Palace, New York, 1850.
The First Premium "a Gold Medal for the Gran Piano
at the Maryland Institute, Baltimore, 1857.
The FIRST Premium at the State Fair Detroit, 1857.
The First Premium at the State Far, Richmond, 1857.
Among the judges the first musical talent of
try such W. Mason Goitschak Wolenlaupt SC Grand
and square Planes constructed with the
cumlncd, warranted for years
craze. w. o 6 co 'scptl4 dom
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-18

4 tOKN! CORN :! MEAT, LUMP nnd (; ROI' ND
~ IER.-1L lie ,',td has
lahghorne y Johns tAir CONS AND PLASTER MILL
lie VIII keep W he
Will sell cheap puArtuai Customers
tuAs. t.ANGiiORNE Sole Aga
mar l. Is for the s,",t Western l'ast, n city
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-18

nODEs' .,,., ,.,....,.,.,,,,
HI 81 rEhpIlpSliiATE OF LIME,
NaIi.Avil I'D nom Formula of
JAMES uIGGlNS.
StJt- Chemist of Mary land,
ENABLING PLANTERS 10 DlSPE\SE WIN 1WD
thirds seeding and summer
crops altogether Packed IN AID barrels FULLY warrant
ui. Price so per ton al 2u.uI'S.
The above article tcsctat with Pamphlets giving full de
tai OF valuable lcrt..,
and mode OF Applicant, T., can be hado
NJ. ROLLINS y co,
IL l. Sncipurg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-18
LYNC HBURG COLLIE G L,
~ NGll n Il Rli VIRGINIA..

THE fourth annual this Institution will
location tho bcalthest aud accessible Ia
The entire South and the study both Classical and
Scientific, equal to that Of The best American colleges
The Military will be efficiently maintained I'M
der tho Mr. Biankenship graduate Of the fir'
sna Military Institute recently connected with the
The several professors will have erensve charge OF the
Grammar which young viii be thoroughly
pared for college or business
FACULTY
Rev w W WAIVER, Chairman IF The Facnhy ProfessIr
OF Mental and Moral Science and Of History
Lycuhars q MATHt"s A. NJ, Professor OF Latin ana
Bellies Lettrea
Pm UABELL A. Is, Professor Of the Greek Language aud
Literature.
sasurL q AnAsp A. NJ, Professor of Constitutional Law,
d A. LAsonoRsn, D. Professor OF Anatomy aud Phys
GuIsSrrf ApolrHo sAuroRl IL u Professor of Modern
Language -
Hoard 81 per week washing o. % per month fuel and
lights s0 Term Tuition. $50 tho Grammar School, aud
s,p In the Collegiate Department for halt session
n" Catalogues containing nfth"r Information can DC Cd
tanned by addressing the Chairman OF the lae"i'y
feb dts -
I,OAL OIL. coat OF !Rcrcivrd IA asp
~ ply q: this cheapest article for lamps On hand J'uo"
nov i6 DIT. srAnLER 4 JONES
L,OR nny article In ,hc MARBLE LINE, Adj
IN drcs. Is GADDESS,
! Jan I.di. I.ynohburg Marble Works
NALL ON GLAs-& HAiNE, ..o.
VX1ANTED-A MILLER 10 n,,cnd "a M,u.
w with one pair Of wheat and pair OF Cora stones
Tcsimonas character aud qualifications reqnied
Address WIN VI BLACKBOARD
Buena Vista Plaster ranAs, near saI,'lIe. Va.
jan Ia dkc4w.-Rcp copy.
NNnEAT rHRAsMING uAGHSNE>.s
w have In aud Tor sale a. low "ie" TO CLOSE 'h
srnnon ,Aorso ro~srsand rhra h. oi the ms approved
patterns VT ANDERSON.
aug II. ---z
Tricot Cashmere Over Sacks.
A FRESH LOT OF THESE FANORlTES,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-18

HE8o 0kBF-J0sa recri ss<l ffOAa y onfsboro
lN1 ~ tierces Of NESS BEEF, nice article which In
vie The alienation Of the lovers Of good things.
~ lLAAJ A. B. RUCKER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-18

Office 81 tiC sUnth-Side K. Il. Co..,
Ititu>Hi 40, Feb. lith leJe.
r the regular monthly the Boari Directors
"A u the > uth Side Il the following resolution
adopted
That the Freight Agent l.ynchburg hereafter
be requested 10 Collect all rcCeNci al or de
ivercu from his Dru they ou OF the
! loa IuuIpary Cop, from Record.
O.ls janis L.. CUIilBERT, Sec'y
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STEAn.slIP" WOANOKE."--

ENoR Charlottesville S,aunton Lcwisburs and Charleston
~ Va, tiuyandotte sc Tw daily Trans for " ASKING
BaItn"rr Philadelphia, New York, Wheeling, Cincu
nal I.ous stlIc.
bay Mail Passenger Train leave. Richmond daily
Gii A. NJ
Hght Accommodation Passenger Train leaves Richmond
daily, except Sunday ~ at j. 10 L. NJ
The tI5 Train connects at Washington with the 3lu
NJ and Is 4 VI with the Sis A. N Express Trains
W ashngon for the different points above named
Through Tickets procuicd lynchburg at the
Once the Souhside Railroad Co, OF A W HORN
ER, rcAet Agent
To New YORK ''..'..elt ~
10 bai ~ ~
To W ash.ngton aud Alex hu6ria. ~ %
ashiu set down Hotel
Pruusy Nv ania Avenue, Nee Of charge.
leaving l nch1urg $3.50 i NJ by the regua
Mail 1raa Richui"nd with the o.i5 AMI h"se
the freight Accommodation at $40 M connect
with BIS T. II. Train.
ad their baggage transported between the De
kichmond free OF and to IL" Depot Ito.
Avenue in ashiugt thus saving hack
hire
1hroueh Ticket. can be procured in Washington to Pitts
gainesville, Day ton Columbus Ohio Decatur, Jviicr
sunvc indianapolis and Vine mes 1ndlanana; Louisville
kenturky 81 Louit, Chicsg" Ac Sc and all part, Of the
West ~ Bag choc"cd through. ~
mos. DODAMEAD,
l,enl mt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-18

w This is the most reliable SEWING MACHINE ever
offered In this market, 10th in the quality It's work. It's d"
than that OF any other Machns while with
the finest silk the heaviest cloth leather either
which works in superior manner making straight
evenly laid seam much finer than ordinary hand work while
the most elegant hand work. rarely gets
der or requires repairing and simple operator
thea advantages over other Machines confident
Ueds Patent Seping Machines will wants OF
Families. all kinds Manufacturing Clothiers Tailo Boot
and Shoe Makerso any others requiring in their work
that vi" do their work In rapid and substantial and
much nicer than the ordinary way Families who require
their wants besides saving labor months
Ing Machine besides being superior quality o,
worktha does a." rip easily and that looks muca n;er
and work. Boo. and Shoe Manufacturers can save Thou
sands of Dollars using Machine many purpo
SEES tic work done on leather by this Machine
The editor of the Cadaown (ecrgs) Patriot says When
we purchased your Heeds Patent Ons hIaehine intend
I'D wholly family
ON leather We Il cdt on Harness aud Carriage Trimming
many of our meehbors testify to the superiority
work done in ihs both of beauty strength
and we feel confident for this the machine has
Dor enough to pay a cost One OF neighbors who has
large pi n,aton worth the Wages his two bc.t
hands in the time save. in IN king clothes for the Ev
cry Machine you have sold in this yrn,iy great
st satisfaction anu several intend order Maehn,
you
plant alton New Orleans Your Had. Patent n-
ing Machines been in almost constant Us. since bult
them and it'll the best of practical In three
weeks The two operators on them hnished complete OF
Clothes ior each OF two hundred and plantation
and hn the tme saved in using them
Another Pans oi' SAY, ..a 70 s,n,,,o, ,,,,. ,.
in making clothes for the res, b ePoy Tgo OF four hand,
the whole plantation, while wife II f, NAH nearly
al! the cohe' OF heiamy i"e confident the Machine
We wish all who need Machine to examine these they
are the simplest and best for Family Plantation any
9TH where stitch Is required. Ueeas Patent
Sr"i"s Machine 500 and sl3O.
Successor to Within & Lyons
345 Broadway New York.
, IL Sold by a. S; ENGLEDovE dealer In Fancy Goods
".
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-18


according !" the arove scheme
c.Rri,cArrsof pAcKaGts will be sold at the follow ing
Certificates Packages of 10 Whole Tickets ESQ
10 Half 10
io2 s,sn'S .. '......... 10
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES.
receipt OF which they viii arded by hrst mail pn
ehasers can have tickets ending hcy may de.s
The lis, Of drawn numbers and prizes wall be sen, TO pur
chasers medateiy after the drawing
IL Purchaser. will please plain and
give their pos, office, county state
lY Remember that every prizes yabe In fun
AL prizes OF ecoo and under paid immediately after
All eommunio aiions strictly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates
| MCKINNEY a co, savannah, Ga
L. list oil the numbers that froL. the wheel
WIN me amount OF the that each cuied to- viii
be published after every drawing Daav MRS
I'UNO HOUsE.KREPERs.-u hn,. i.., received
i a second Winter supply OF WINDOW SHADES AND
very beautal and the have ever es
hiei.ed Call and examine Nj. SIMPSON
Inn Bills. James River Cement jass re-
fel, a.lt.:l JAMES noYD& co
VERMIFUGk's.-A. supply Of Fnhar-,ecL'.,
v McClanes Rice's and Dead shot Also Bardotrs Su'
gar Drops and Holoways Confertirn These
sale by JOHN II. sEAY,
oct i2ts.l Druggist,
NAT MarLerei I'D D.ich llerria 2. In kii- nd
feb . dial LEE, ROOKIE & co
lnAvIDsON'ss ALAMANDER nAFkH.-W<
have j. received several "f these celebrated SAFES
Fire proc" Burglar proof and Pow der proof which
febl-ass sTABLER 4 JONES
- AxOHS AND KNsvRn-we have les, re.
KNIVES. to which We call the attention Of all who
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