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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-29
&1OO REWARD.

-ItOis SQUIRE SIi.ATToN, u negro man from rs 10 30 years
Il old; 8 feet 4 or 10 inches high II very dark brown color;
stout made large bnshy head good countenance, md rather
hnr voice; and when spoken. to at'swcrs very politely. Said
slave lot Mrs. Preston's, SATURDAY night, 10 20 ~ hs Villas
house, who Hives at Mr.. Hugh SCOTS, n lew miles up the river;
has not been heard Of since, and be nny lnvc gotten into the
Cnnn1 but II he has rnn AWAY the above reward Will he paid
" inkcn In amy OF the border counties of n Free state and $50
II taken beyond my miles; md 40 II taken within my miles
nr ihi. place, and secured NJ get him again.
Iyncliburg, Dec. 81 -d5cts n. /. STEATTON.
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MEssRs. WELSH BROTHERS L. co..

OF ADEIRA
y IANE appointed us their Agents In Virginia for the sao Of
M their W1NES-nnd W. shall be pleased 10 receive orders
from the trndc for their Wines, TO be imported direct TO Virgin
in-thr price the same IN Virginia as In New York.
Their old stock Of Madcirn ranges from i,5O, vintage Of 1914
up 10 $40 per gallon, vintage ~ lsl6.
Sherry Wines from ~ 80 To $5 per gallon.
Lisbon Wines from 81 30 to o. per gallon.
Port Wines from $3.50 Ia ~ per gallon.
EDMOND, DAVENPORT Il GO.
deg 1Gts Richmond. Va
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NV lonS. Dee. ~. Cotton quiet and pricos
unchanged, Flour firm and prices unchanged
Wlc4t firm; White $3.50 to $3.50; Red $3.50.
Corn firm New unchanged Old 90 TO % cents,
Pork dull. Mess 1928. Primo II 81. Wits
key 2G4. Naval stores and Ri,e dull and prices
unchanged. Stocks henvy. Virginia Skies oil.
BALTIMORE, Dec, 2S.-Fi,ur dull and prices I'M
changed. No Wheat offered. Corn dull and de-
clined two cents. with large receipts; White &c to
10 cents: Yellow rs to 80 cents. New Mess Pork
l63 Bacon Sides %. Ohio Whiskey 26I.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-29
NEW BOOKS!

DIVES Tifn Of Madison, "Reminiscences Of Rufus Choatc,
IL Iiayarl Taylors New Hook of Travels" Home and
Abroad" Tho Secret Out or 1000 Tricks with Cards, Leaves
from an Actors Note Book with "Reminiscences of the Green
Room and Stage, Life Of Baron Won Humboldt, Tho Old Stone
Mansion 10y Peterson, The Great Tribnlatlon by DIR. Cumming,
Scots Infantry Tactics, IIariecs liiie and Infantry Tactics,
Cavalry Tactics, kandalis Life of Jcnersn. Corner Cupboard,
Adm Leigh by Fierce Egan, ApIlcion's Halfway Guide for De-
crnler, ut !. J. CREED'S,
IMc Z log Min q
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-29
ATTENTI0Nl

A LII ACCOUNTS READY FIRST JANUARY, 1sG0.--My
IN friends will please remember That our collecting season Is
close nj hand, and that they are expected To call In aud settle,
or pay when called upon.
! find that IL IL exceedingly important that | should be strictly
prompt In all my payments and that II will he impossible for
me To maintain That desirable and important character, unless,
| require prompt payment. ]. J.. ARMlSTEAD,
dee 21ts (RrD) No. 40. Mniu st. Lynchbur0 Vn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-29
Recovery of p~assonpers from n Wrock.
From M oxico.

AKIIVAL OF TIE TENNESSEE.
New ORLEANS. Dee. 2S.-The Steamer Tenncs.
$50 which has just arrived from Vera Cruz. re
part- that Mirnmon's government Ind protcotod
against Minister McLanc's treaty.
Two hundred Thousand dollars in specie had
been seized ou the Sth by Marquee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-29
INTENTION, RIFLE CREYS

(NALL on tho Treasurer pro. tenn, X. y. LATHAM, Mt DR..
~ Owens offce, Immediately, and deposit with him ti0-for
the materials, trimmings, &c, Of your uniform. All who desire
Ia hive their uniforms made by the tailor, will leave their mea-
sures with Chaa. J. Rano, 1879 Main Street, by the 4th OF Janu-
ary. A.. Y. BIGGEkS, JR, Captain.
WV. X. TURrfs, LIST Sergf. dec Pats
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-29
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS
PR T. $ T. n rs
Both Young Mon and Maidens.
Old Mon and Children"
VICTOR'S BOOK STORE, 1853 MAIN ST.
,lp u ia

Attention Merchants.
VlLANK BOOKS Of oil Kinds, Iaieers, JournAla, Day Books,
~ tas, looks, Blank Books, &e, can DO had nj Low raioEs,
nj tIt1OR'S 13 Main Street.
Al-u On hand Blank Cheeks, on NIL tho CITY Banks, Drafts and
Eosptahics IN book form, or In quantities To suit purchasers.
dee 2l-is II. - VICTOR.
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Steamer Signallod,

Nrw YORK, Dee. 2s.--lho Steamer Arago, with
Liverpool dates to tho lith. has been signnlled,
and will DO up boi re . o'clock.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-29
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR GIFTS
PAYNE q BLACKBOARD

VUAVE now on hand AZ elegant assortment Of
III FINE BOOKS AND FANCY ARTICLES,
Suitable for tho ~IIolydaya Call and zee them.
The Dresden GdAery'-a splendid volume Of engravings af-
ter the great mastcrs.-London.
The R~spu5iol~ coprt-whoA all Americans should have.
The Court NJ Napoleon.
Lodges Portraits Of Eminent P~sondoss-b vols.
Gailery. Of DisHH0sishsd AHsrjodn and Engish Female
I0eG.
"Flora's Dictionary by Mbh Il. wlrt-s beautiful present.
"~lIoussholi Book OF Poetry"-A superb collection
"Percy's Reiiqucs'-8 yols.s plendldly bouad.
"Pnrables Of Our Lord'-ths mOst elegant work ever gotten up
"The British Poets'-in8 volA, Turkey Morocco.
Mount Vernon and its Assoch1i0ns-a new and elegant book,
by Tossing.
Byron's poeiical Works In various siyles-one splendid London
edition, profusely illustrated
Shakespeare In many styles-some very handsome. 49,,
The poctical works Of Scott, Moore, Barns, Rogers, Batter, MIL
ton, Chaucer, Spencer, Thompson, sigourDey, Halleck,
Longfcl0w, &c, nc.
A superb London Edition of tho "~Pilgrim's Progress"
"Wordswortl's Groece'-yery elegantly go,ten up
Prcscotts Works,-lrving's Works, DC, &c.
Pocket and Family Bibles, In great variety of splendid styles
and bindings.
Prayer Books, Of every price AMI style, some very splendid.
Hymn Books uscd by all the churches.
FANCY ARTICLES.
Writing Desks, Of all styles. Ladies' Work Boxes, some very
pretty. Ladies' and Gcntlcmen's Dressing Cases. segar Cases,
Gard Cases, Porte Monater, Cabas, Instands, very elegant Odor-
Stands, Toilet Cases, &c. Gold Pens, Pocket Knives, Portfolios
In great variety. .a>
S~tereoscopic Instruments,
And views, Of all styles, very beautiful Hoiy,lay presents.
Just received, THREE BEAUTIFUL PIANOS, Of different
rnooRArns-the raresi and most beautiful Of all engravings.
dec ~ Is H
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-29
Lockets, Breast Pins, Finger Ring
Watch Seals. Chnrms, Go

together with a great variety OF Plain aud Fancy Cases, the
public have an o. portunity Of securing these humble tokens Of
regard by calling at Bliss Photographic Gallery, No. 1872, Mnin
Street, Lynchburg, Va. ID. ii. BLISS,
Lyncllurg. Dec. q, 1s59. Photographist.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-29
FACTORY MEN AND PLANTERS,

WOULD beg have To inform Mansfnctnr, rs and Planters
i that | have nh unusually large stock ~ Wool, Saxony Wl
and SON HATS III cheap ha, cSeenval grades, which VILLA
be sold ut reduced raies Atsn, u good stock OF CAPS of the
various qualities suitable fr factory or plantation use, together
with Pcvgs,i Brogans, Iioota, and Sewea Broguhs, which VIII
bc offered nj lower prlccs thAa iuretotnse.
l. /. AGMlsrEAp,
dee 81 ia (Rep .ppy) No. 140. Main Street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-29
ADVERTISE ADVERTISE!
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING AGENCY,
ATTIIE "VIRGINIAN" OFFICE.
1fyou wish to prosper, Advertise.

AN AGENT FOX the following papers on tho line Of rail.
i ruai from lynohbnrg Ia Chattanooga and other places, all II
them having n large circulation among tho people of South
western Virginia and East rcnnossTe.
NV ERA, Floyd g. H., Va. vinatslA Ecno, lInlifhx G. IT,
VIVA, VA tenn. NEwH, Irhstol, Va
M,is,s., lN""x'i'''l Tenn riso,oAr'n Jonosl2ro, Tenn.
st~rISE, foccrsyilc, Tenn DEMOCRAT, drccneviie, Tenn.
iSrFiLGrscEn, Morristown" ApvknTlsrR, Chattanooga, "
STAR, II,<,nsu, "a. Tosr, Athens,
1n" r4aSaA; Liberty, yn. G,s".T,ass Salem, y~
NHrron, Marion, Va. stan HERALD, thristlanst'g.
btuo'HAr, r,,,.,,, ", rArHl"T, drnyH'm &. IL, Va.
Wmd, ' TELEGRAPH w.n,.vau. -.
DruocRAr, Union, Vn. TISrs, "'"''"'' '"
lralsrEu, ln.u,, ~, ApvocArK, Tazewcll q. H., vn.
IiKru nncAs, Immune '" sourii- W Esr, Giles q, H., Va.
SLnrIsEI. Alexandria, Va. lEpuBItoAs, Winchester, Va.
IrrVns wishing Ia advertise In amy OF The above papers will
lind IL 10 Tnria IN rERrsT Ia call ON me nj tho office ofthe Lynch
burg NirHin,Hn, EP sTAIss, where contracts VIII bc made, and
Advertisements Eag" AUpID WITHOUT DELAY.
sS-l will also receive and forward advertising IN any paper
In Tho United States. A. WADDIf.L.
Hpt lists. Foreman virginnn Oficc.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-29
Commissioner's Sale Of Valuable Nerves

ID Y virtue Of q dccrctal order Of the County Ceut Of Apo
ID msttox county, pronounced al lie December term 1872, l,
rs Commissioner appointed therein, on TUnsDAY, the 3D. day OF
January, 1890, shall, NJ public suction, In front o. ne Market
llouse, In the city Of L~ynchburg, proceed to soil EIGHT Val.
LIABLE NE0ltOkS, consisting OF mon, women, boys, and
giris
TErNa: A credit Of sx months viii BE- given Except 50 rnuch
cash IA may be necessary 10 pay tho expenses II sae) tho pur-
chaser giving bonls with good security, inicrcs. addict.
l.. y. LUCADo, Commissioner.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-29
ALE BY AUCTION.
RUTURK DAYS.
Valuable Land for Sale
COUNTY.

I OFFER for sais the tr.ea Of land near ths Big Lek, Rcs-
contains about leo acres Of the best guilty Of Land In thas
nelghborhood, which 70 veil known fbs u fsFfatyi e within .
a Railroad; be. upoa II DWELLING HOUSE With ioar
HH rooms and NECESSARY o~uthouses, . good Once with two
rooms, Stable, Corn Crib, &c, 90, and Is q most desirable resi-
denes fs any ons desiring a Farm Q. that size and espsciany
neighborhood. Tho tems viii be- liberal and made known on
application 10 the subscriber n Big Iack Posi- Ones. II not
be given, I will offer the plaee ut public auction on Mondsy The
snd Of January, 1860, al ne Big Lick Depot
dec Asdtdohs WILLIAM WATTS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-29
The Best Lamp Now In Use.
LOyeleSS' Sclf-Generatfug Gas I,amn.

TuNHiS Lamp generates It's own gns from tho common burning
nuid and makes a light equal to gas. 1t Is very simple IN
construction and not liable to get out OF order: there, IL no
danger nnaS, Of a an explosion; there L no trimming Of wIcks and no
al my Store every hight and I invite every one to call and see
ii'cin burning. For sale cheap by
ANDREW BOYD,
"%i los Main Street, Lynehbury. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-29
LATEST NEWS BY TELEGRAPn.
Conoraaaional.

Congressional.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 28.-SzNArE-This body was
not In session to-day.
HOUSE, OF RErREsENrATIvEs.-Mr. Isaac N.
Morris, douglas dem.,) of Illinois, madc o strong
nti.Administration speech which Is condemned
by Douglas and the whole Of the Illinois delega-
ton.
Mr.. Brahson, Of Tennessee, nominated for
Speaker Hon. Horace Maynard, of same State
Mr.. u. stated that although Mr.. Maynard was u
Fillmore Elcctor hc was not member Of tho
American organization.
A vote was then takcn with Tho following re-
suit.
Sherman received l0l-four short of On cleo
tion.
MAYNARD C5-whieh vote was made up Of Dem
ocrats and Americans.
Some OF the Democrats said they would not
vote for Maynard in any event and others, who
did not, said they would, if they could thereby de-
ieat tho Republicans.
Recovery of Passengers from q Wrock.
New ORiE,Ss, Dec. 2S.-Tho bnrquc Dorotta,
fr,m Bremen haven, picked up u boat on the 10Th
containing five women and four mon, from tho
wreck of the ship Silas Holmes, bound from New
Orleans to llayre, which sunk on tho 10th. Thir-
tytwo Of tho other passengers and crew havc not
lccn heard from.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-29
Fine SOAPS.


DROWN WINDSOR SOAR, Hone, soaps nl grades, Mask
ID soap, 0Iycrono soap@, Palm sonp, iust TO hnnd and for
sale 10y Lice 22tsl j. THOMPSON, Druggist.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-29
rho Wonther.
Markets

BuriMoRE, Dec. sit has been suowing hore
al day.
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+ d II T..

NOR EENT OR LEASE, SPRING WAREHOUSE, al pre
L sent occupied by John II. Bailey-also,s several Houses OF
Main Street and Bridge Street, all Of which are in good loca
tions for business men: Possession of Spring Warehouse cal
be given on the first OF January.
dec 20Ilaw3t IIOGATr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-29
Great Reduction in the Price of Our
WORSTED FOODS

nUR stock embraces Sacks, Talmas, Hoods, Nubias, Caters,
~ Gantlets, Shawls, Victurincs, Socks, Stockings lnfantees,
l.ns1ncs, Gloves, &c., all of which we will now sell ut greatly
reduced prices, and many Of Them al COST. For bargains call
al The Ladies' Trimming and Fancy Store, 1876 Main Street.
dee Pits l.. A. Il r. KINSEY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-29

IIAIR BRAIDS, Hair Ornaments Head Drcsses, Drcss Caps,
II Nubias, MarapossA and every variety Of such fancy ari-
eles for ladies and children, al.
nov 1l-dts ENoAnDOt 6o.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-29

IN glass, TIN, and loose-Engibh CurraDt Jelly, Coxs Celia
i tine, With prhrs.st directions for making Jelly Fine Olive
on, Marcaroni, Arrow Root Brnn tbcoa, Chocolate, Arrow
Ron, Crackers, Harley, sage. dmm prnps with many other
nice things for sle III }. H. Tfr0Ml'soN'b
dec g9Is Drug Store,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-29

IN STICKS.-Just received q LOT Of Camueed
dec ssts j.. TMoarsoN. Dsssssa,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-29

Regalia.
ODD Fellows Rsg.Ila Of assd 3 p. aaa show I style: Bsssn.
an our apnroaching festival. Call soon before hey are Ill
i,ne. (march 70 dtstG WV. L PA0k
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-29

This old established troupe after closing a successful engage
mcnt Mt Richmond, respectfully announce a series Of their great
original entertainments as above.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07

PLANT Trees. Plant trees for your
children. your neighbors. and generate ms
to oom.. Plant .r,es fer orchards OF lus-
eious fruits. Plant trees. around your
dwelling, and by the roadsilei II will
make home more pleasant and happy.
Don't ask yourselves whether it will pay
three or six per cSNt.A month"; for the first
or second year. II rees are planted and
cared for, they vii soon pay evsn more
than money at six per cent a month.
!, They win pay 10 luscious fruits and
rich foliage. They will improve the ap.
pearsnce Of your farms and dwellings,
Dop't delay planting trees. for JprecrasIi
pation,is the thief of time" He will not
only steal youE.time, but will cheat you
out Of many basket of rich fruits.
Don't delay because your means or ter
fitery Is small. Plant few, give them
good culture, aad they will soon richly.
Tspay you yithss b4antiful harvest. Don't
delay becshpS somebody has got q. big or
chard, and irait, Will, be 50 cheap that = it
wont yelIcfot. Anything. Good fruit will
pay,,snd it#ill alwsys pay, besides, giyF
ind besith and happiness to thousands.
Plant trees, vines and Elowersl Live as
though life was worth havirgl Where
can we be more happy than Under ''otr
own vine and fig tree. with no one TO mo-
fest or make MS afraidg' '
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07

CoRS BREAD. A Kentuckia discourses
on the subject as follows: Hrr4 '''1
Corn ldcgsr, com pone. and hoe cakes
area different only in the baking. The
n,ealis prepared for each. precisely in the
same way. Take as much meal as yoli
want,'some salt. and enough Puro water
to kneat.tbs. mass. Mix it well. let it
stand some fifteen or twenty minutes, not
longer. as this viii be long enough to sat-
urate perfectly every particle OF meal.
bake on the sridte for the hoe cake. and in
the oven or skillet for dodger and .pous.-
ThesgriddIe or oven must be made hot
enough 10 bake hut not to JavR, but with
a quick heat. The lid must be heated
also before putting it on the skillet or oven
and that.hest must be kept up with Goals
OF fpe placed on il, as these must be a
round and under the oven. The gfiddle
must be well supplied with live Goals un
der it. The hos cake must be put on thin.
not more than or quite as thick as youi
forefnger; when brown, il must be turned
and both sides baked to ri ih brown col
lor. There must be no burning baking
is the idea. YetbakiDg must be done with
quick lively heat. the quicker th5 better
Saleratus and soda. pOrcai o proeull Let
there be nothing but water and salt
Journal OF Health. Y.e.9t
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07

TO PREsERvE sMoKED MEAT.-- How of.
ten. we are disappointed in our hopes OF
having sweet hams in the summer? Az
lsf having careful curing and smoking,
and when sewing them up in bags and
vhitewashing them, we find that either
Tho fly has commenced family in our
bams. or that the choice part round the
bone ia tainted, and the whole spoiled. -
Now, this can be easily avoided by
booking them in pulverized cbareoall No
instter how hot the weather, nor how
thick the flies, hams will keep as sweet as
Thsn put up.eteh after being packed for
years. The preservaiiye quality Of char
soal wiz keep them ill the charcoL de-
Gays. aia' trs ''eii'~. -
Butter, too, put up in clean crooks and
surrounded by pIlyeiized charcoal. will
hever become rancid. Try It.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07

CURcuLIo.--It is stated that Mr.. John
Bnsh. of B,ooklin. N. Y. has saved the
plums on, number Of trees, the present
season by binding bunches of iausy upon
the limbs in severslplAces.' The fruit mp
on the trees thus treated iipened 10 perf.cr
,tion, while that near bY.not thus prstect-
ed, waSentirely destroyed by the insects.
Try it by allNhesns. !. aud everything
that promises we'll" For ourselves, the
only plans saved this season. from the
arch,destroyer have been few sewed up
in millinell- Hor,iculturist. -
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07
CITY OF LANCASTER.
Eb aEaday Morning. ApriI Z. 1853


BEAUTIFUL ExrRAoT.-Some &fteen
years ago, Rev. John N. Maffit, then in
his prime, delivered lecture which clos
ed with the following fine passage:
y"Tho Phoenix, tabled bird of antiquity,
when it felt the advancing chill of age,
built its own funeral urn. and fred its
pyrs by mesns which Natures instinct
taught.
All its plumage aud its form Of beauty
became ashes; but ever would rise the
young-beautiful from the urn Of death,
and chambers Of decay. would the Aedg-
ling come, with its eye turned toward the
sun, and essaying its dark velvet wings,
sprinkled. with gold and fringed with sill
yer, on the balmy air, rising little high
pr until at length, in the full confidence OF
flight, it gives cry Of joy, aud soon be.
comes aglittering speca on the bosom OF
the serial ocean. Lovely voysger Of earth,
bound on its heavenwsrd journey to the
sunl 8 e9aa
:, So rises the spirit bird from the ruins Of
the body. the funeral urn VIII ich its ma.
kef built; and death fires. SO towers
away to its home on the pure elements Of
spirituality, intellect PhoenIx. to dip its
proud wing in the fountain of eternal
bliss
SO shall dear precious humanity sur
viye from the ashes of burning world
So beautifully shall the unchanged soul
soar within the disc Of Eternity's great
luminary. with undazsled eye and ..un-
scorcbsd wings-the Phoenix Of imrior-
tAli,y-taken to. it's rainbow. home. and
cradled on the beating bosom af eternal
love-"
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07

re- The New York Herald comedies
that The Opposition may carry The nexI
Presidential election. but it is satisfied
with the A, ministration Of Mr.. BuonAN-
AN" which, it says. ''sffords safe anchor
age for all lovers Of tho Uuion:'' but a.asl
"his term is limited" The Hsrald's the
oryis. that the Democratic leaders have
traitoronsly abaadon Mr.. Buchanan. and
thereby t'demoralized and broken up their
party without redemption, ,"--Cin. Cothi
mercial. ...fl. .q
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07
~ LAnaEsA LANp Sun N rnE M

Suits, are about to be commenced By the
CberoEees, who were driven from Texas
many, years ago, for l'nds granted to them
by Mexico. These lands compose the
richest and most fel tile portion Of Eastern
Texas. The Fort Smith (Ark. Times,
of the latest date says That the surviving
Cherokees have employed able counsel to
conduct the business for them.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07

Auditors Office, r. C. o. March 1853.
hereby certify tha; i have examined the
proof of the foregoing laws, and that they are
published correctly, according TO the copy fur
nished by the Secretary Of Slate. .as :
n fA.AJp DILDlNE, County Auditor.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07

kE Lihle minds endesvor to support q
consequences by distance and hauieur. but
this Is mistake. True dignity arises FROM
copdescension, and is supported by noble
actions. , sa @ M = .l
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-04-07

Very touching and beautiful ware
the words of the old schoolmaster, as life
passed, away; ut is growing dArk-the
school may be dismissed" Down to the
very gates Of the unseen world. he carried
his love aud regard for the children whom
he had trained.