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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-23
The Restoration of Bishop onderdonk.

This Proposed Important movement in the Epis-
copal Church has excited considerable comment,
and the religious journals OF all denominations al
In led u II generally in mn approving tone. The
secular press las alsa devoted some attention to
the subject. Ii 10 supposed that it will form an
exciting topic ut the Diocesan Convention next
week; though solne writers afhrm that as Bishop
Ondsrdonk was suspended only by tho House of
bishops, and without any action on the part of
the Diocesan Convention. the latter should have
nothing to say in regard to his restoration. The
Churchman Of this week makes the following ex
PLANTATION:
But inasnuch a. some well intended remarks
of the press 20 10 show that many persons do not
sufficiently reject unon the distinction to be made
between the acknowledgement of guilt and the
rds''.g q no question rhateeer concerning the jus
ttce 81 u scnfence we IRE constrained to add few
words on this head. Having once pleaded Not
Guilty, to the charges contained in the PRESENT.
ment. we do not clearly perceive the liberty Of
the respondent, ~ dutiful son of tho Church.
to express amy opinion in relation to the merits of
the decision, in 40 lar as such expression may in.
volve the motives and intent Of the Court
"The simple fact that Bishop Onderdonk applies
Tor the removal of sentence ,cfh0ut In,taiioa as
to time. does not require that he should state
whether he believes in the justice or injustice Of
the same-.ot whit more than If the seutence I'M
der which he il suhering were expiring by its own
hmihston, and no such necessity involved ~ that
Of a memorial for its remoxal.
Whatever may have been the views and feel
inss of his frieads. snmurmuring submission to
the authority of the Church. has ever characteri-
xsd the eoaduct Of the Bishop. Memorials, state
ments and petitions, emanating from his pen. and
bearing upon the resumption of Official duties,
have alike been based upon the fallibility Of hu-
man Judgment. The judgments of his Right Rev
crend brcthren therefore are all that he has ever
ventared to call in question, which. when respect
fully and seartsously done, is perfectly campati-
Die With an unqualified acknowledgements that
the Bishops composing the court were actuated by
the most siucepe and ardent desise to do full JUS
tioe 70 the neepondeutn s ,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-23
SWEET PcrArona

II AN now receiving SWEET POTATOES daily from INV
farm IN Hanover good OF the best thai can h. G NY
this OF any other Market which will sell wholcse or re
Mt the lowest market price. Persons wai vii do m
give me call before purchasing elsewhere ~ ="
,,., W. =. BURNETT
= soP io-oim Market House, I.ynchh,rp
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Eay- We are authorized tn announce ALFRED
s. REID as candidate for the Cekshp Of the County Court
of Campbell. sept A-dtde
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-23
CANDIDATES FOR CLERK.

nkiy- To TIE VoTERs of CAMPBELL COUNTY AND
CRY LYScHRUKs.I candidate ONCE Of Clerk
of the County Court Of this County The election viii be held
the first Monday In November Having appoint
cd by the Court 10 discharge the duties or the ONCE until aCerk
elected taken In connection with other business
requires part time, and unavoidable absence
county OF 10 ~ days between ths time and day OF eec
tin VIII put out OF power the county II
the day Of election shall be pleasure 10 elect
office shnil feel grateful to md win discharge It's duties
Ia such 10 merit your confidence.
Respectfully,
acnt .cfawt.iof, ARNCR ANTHONy T.,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-23

'oFFEE2,6O bags Rio Coffee; 200 bags Lag,yrs Cof-
~ Ice; 400 bags Prime Java Coffee for sale 10y
EDMOND, ia. ENPORT Il CO.,
sept s5'iis Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-23

anasrsgsed Gans,l.saness appspsed ~ DEERE =.
tho Gircpft Court 81 Snyth eonnty "a the cus ~
and oters against Bentan natsesss an ufhsrs Hker
TUESDAY ths ssh day of oqzsssn being H. sr on
OF the ueober term ef Smyth Gosny Gnnr. uei Al
door Of The Court Honse e Smyh county d c ~ a ent
eiuiins iis ceistraini sSuLPHUR spPIk6ie
Stale. These springs have had he esfest r,, .hs
the country, great celebrity have effected many rs
a.Ions could 10 had and dopt would BE- resoa
BY hundreds and thcuAnds " inreosed they s,ouI IT,
nssss ssi'rosd n the county q syih n valley q s1s
regions Of the souh Wsl A rsIrosd OF sasv ~ esaa
grade eoad " made s,eeg ieys saeyy exsendnc rom -.
bold and capable u sappying any nsi fyuto and H.
grounds ase handsms and Afford beautiful sites for bniJe
Tor I'm extensive establishment Capitalists are invited 10 TX
anime tho psopssy rs an isesment spscnlaon present,
TERMs--Tse sale to be credit sne two ,br,c ~
four year with interest thereen pm amer the exrs
o one year. The purchasers . give bond and approved "
REyEIkY X JOHNSON, c..I..,. '
JAMES W. SHETGEi. Commisskners
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Natural Coke.

Natural Coke.
NOW have supply OF NATURAL COKE from the Carbon
Hill Mines The same kind iiai gave such general sasac
ton last Winter and expect 10 keep stock during
recommend this irst fuel; 1t ignies frt-y
ma@rs bright u.e burns longer than BiuminUus aud
less than cual burnt IL
Ia particularly desirable ur cooking stoves
NM. \. MILLER, On Basin.
sept 2i-ds-liop copy
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D1.ocRArio CONGRESSIONAL Cow EN- T,oN ron
1Ha FOURTH DISTRICT. --Farmville Va, Sept p,
Or. A.-The delegates to the Deu,ocr attic Canyen
ton. for the purpose q nominating q candidate to
MI the vacancy created in the Fourth Con erosion
VI District, by the death OF Hon. W.. 6" Goode:
convened here to-day In the South ~ Institute,
ut o'clock, p. M.
All the counties in the District, except Ntecklen-
burg, we're represented,
The Convention was organized by the election
Of Lewis X Harvie, ESQ.,. Of Amelia, al, Pr ssdsnt.
and Samuel b. Paul. +. G. james mud James
Bosssau, Esqrs- Of Petersburg, IA s. cratarles.
The friends OF Col. Henry L. Hop kins. Of Pc.
tsrsburg. retired. and after a brief consultat.n
dscidsd 70 withhold his name from the Conyen-
ton.
The name Of Roger 4 Pryor. ESQ.,. Of Petersburg.
~ then proposed. and he was declared the nomi.
nes by aeclanation.
Able shdsioQpent spssches were Nude hy Roger
4. Pryor. Esqs Irviag Of Cumberland, w. j. Old.
Js. Esq. oS Povhssan; Wm- C. Fiournoy. ESQ.
q Prince Edward. aud ethers.
Tss oonvsuticn wse not IN session two hours
having convened aa3P z. ". and adjourned ssae
dis before o'clock. 4, &. I.
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l,cG WILLIAM T. ANDERSON,
Valuable Real Estate For Sale In Libertr,

SA DESIRING 10 remove offer for sale nryo,,y ,n.,
~ desirable REsiDENCH known Chestnut Hill nrar
large and convenient Brick Dwelling House. with sS n
besides Two Offices "a the grounds adjacent all the nec.
good repair ~
Also, my roieco Factory, situated convenient to the de
aad hiied up with NJ" asi improved Hydraulic Macbiner
and all s other hxturs necessary for conducting y Mana
aenrig business Gu lar s.lls 1hcrc also the Fac
lor. ipt BOX shop asd Houses cot ths handx
deem 1t unnecessary 10 give more particular deserna
OF this property, persons wishing purchase are invited
examine for themselves ~
should The above property he disposed OF before the a
da! "f October next, will, Aat day. b. otrre, al pu
aueun u The highest bidder, upon libys al credl
aug 2i-spiawtls MIrvIAii n ,vs
EE- kiclDlond Wing cols et<IsL > = - "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-23

- tGAEOO bbls Crushed sugars for sae by
~ EDMOND, DAVENPORT Il Co,
sept 2i-dts Richm0nJ Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-23

vA.icAs' = Many Who re 0this word. NAV
~ - aaasr:and iss import z y pills n beild-
laO e BREATH. On one u - ssven killh n Rorss
= ~ Was once tn Gasdsn of he hsyi,srcn.
49, kafly y NJ slsth osnsory the Bisnon ~
- sfSslod nsEs IN humble dWeliinp Xxi.
- ben sddsd % By one Pope amer another
ssae - - 81 t!.s noss spacious ana nag
bo0ks A1d antiquities Of the rserest Ind ssTh,,
ssslpdsy q The VstioaH." are those anathsmas or
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j. MATTHIAS &; Co.,
a. 81 Main .freef. Az m llburg, VA.

ga BEG leave 10 call the attention Of tho public In their
4e.zaJargc and elegant stock nj Ill WINTER GOODS
w which Will be open Tor inspection, MuSDAy next, sep
~ consisting in part al yer. large LOT Of Velvet Beay
Cloth tioaks, and handsome Fall Wrappings, als
great variety OF handsome Bouuets Miss Hats, Cildrens
Hats and tas. Ribbons Flowers, Feathers kouces Head
Dresses, Dress and Mohair Gaps Nett caps and Golfers Lace
nc!s, Fame. lair Pins Combs Brushes soaps, Peruner,
and Hoop skirts, with elegant lot OF ~ It's, from - up
S4U sell, viii, many articles mention We
Iced assured thai all goods will hnd their
call prepared 10 sell very reasonable
prices
orders from the country will particular attention.
SN- REPAlLlNG done USUAL good style.
sept 23-dts j. NJ. l. co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-23

Gay We are authorised to announce j. NJ COR
DON Candidate for the Clerkshp Of the County
Campbell, made vacant by the resignation Of Geo. Wm Dab
Esq Election, LIST MONDAY in November sept 14dtdofe
Esss- We are authorised to announce WARNER
JONES ESQ, n candidate Clerkship the Coan-
~ Court of Campbell county sspt 14-dActdofc
nkS- To THE VOTERS OF THE COUNTY OF CAMP
CRY or fSscHBrRa IL myself a
d'late for the tcrksip uf The County Court OF Canpbe
sept l4-dtdofe THO. l. ARLINGTON
gfss~We are authorized to announce X. E. MAN
SON. Esq, candidate for the Clekshp the County
oi Campbell county. sept I5-dtdofe
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-23

Aa TWILL sell al paIr aaciios TnuaspAY 9th d,y nj
w " ronER ,sxt. upon the premises, TRACT OF LANE
lying in the es'sfy VI Amherst, miles from Lynchbur
miles fr~ Depot on the Orange and Alexandria Rnlns5
~ miles ro's Rehc the James River and hal Cana
and 10 miles from the county containing 6s3 Acres T
tract is ON the Pisont range which considered the h..
land In Eastern Virginia; is In high Of improvement
large portion Of the cleared land being In Clover with se
ria, meadows and los well Grass There IL n s,len
oil Wood Land CIR aii the Of the fr The building, ar
eomiorabc and the fefees good by the day Of sae rt
The purchases can buy tho Stock Crop Tools &c If d. sired
fhis tract h well worthy M attention those desiring
Purchase, AMI such exilese examine The
at l.ynchbuSx. '-'f'' " " '
sept i3-liLSczawi.cG WILLIAM T. ANpERsoS
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f6'o PLANTERS AND FACTORY MEN-A large stock a,
Meas and Boys saxouy, Wool and Cheap Fur HArs AS
Ars, /" sai all hands, tn Store and for sale cheap.
,, L. L. AEMISTEAD,
SEPT 23-dts-Rcp copy No. lIO Main Sir..t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-04


BIsHor-TrRsxR this city, on Monday evening, Oct
81 at the residence Of the BRIDES sister by the Rev Mr.
Dobson, of Moriches L. L. HAlLoc j. BsHop TO MELISSA
A. TURNER, both of the above place.
Long Island papers please copy.
BRAlD--NEwMAN.-On Tuesday, Nov. 1, by Rev. N.
Monro Mr.. GEORGE BRAID to EMMA LOUISA NEWMAN, all OF
this city.
FoRMAy-Co1.-on Tuesday Nov. !, at Mastituck. !. L.
by Rev. James Hamblin ALEXANDER FoRMAN, OF Brook
yn, to AMELIA A., only daughter of Allan Cox, Esq Of
Matiituck
GARDSER-HAwIEY.-on Wednesday, Nov. 2, at the
residence Of the BRIDES father, by the Rev. Dr. Hawkes.
RoBxxT w GARpsEs, Of Jersey City, N j., to ApxlA,
cond daughter OF David Hawlcy Esq, Of this city.
Connecticut and Pittsburg papers please copy.
HofF-BRowNEII~-On Thursday, Nov. 8, at the resi-
dence of the BRIDES father, by the Rev. Isaac H. Tuto
JonN H. Horr SARAH b daughter OF j. sherman Brown
ell, Esq, both Of this city.
PnRcyy-NEsRrIT-In BROOKLYN, on Tuesday, Oct ls,
by the Rev. DR.. Westcy, Mr. CHARLES ALEX PuRcsY OF
Brooklyn to FLORENCE A., youngest daughter of Captan
Ncsbitt, Of New Haven.
New Haven papers please cory.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Yonkers, westchester county,
on Tuesday, Nov. by the Rev. v. M. Hubert AnRSx
s. RADciifT 70 JANE ANN KSwyIN, both Of Yonkers
WnIiAMsoN-SHAARoT--lnth this city, on Thursday Nov
3 at ST. AIMS church, by tho Rev. Thos Gaaudet Aorrs
SBAARor, Of this city.
Christian lnelgencer and Long Island Star please copy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-04
Seizure OF q Slave Vessels
UNITED STATES MARSHAL's OFFICE.

Nov. Authorization was received at the Marshars
Office that the brig J. Hooper, lying at pier No. a.
East river had been engaged on slave voyage, from
which she had just returned The Marshal and two Of
his deputies Louis do Angeles and Peter Miller proceeded
20 the vessel and took possession of her. It is stated that
the p Hooper fitted out at Charleston, SC and went
10 Havana hepce to Genfuegos and the of Africa
where she took In cargo of negroes and landed Thorn
the south side Of Cuba After landing the blacks there
the mate took the vessel into Campeachy obtained fraud
nent papers and sailed Tor New York, where he was
Charleston by the When she first fitted out
she schooner, but the mate had her altered to
brgantine, and brought her such to this port Her
Is in very small letters, and she has been totally
Invested Of her internal fittings as u SLAYER.
Capt Payne OF the j. p Hooper, took passage board
n bark for New York, but died the voyage. His re-
mains were kept and buried at Staten Island.
Deputy Marshal Miller is now in possession of the
SLAYER Tho mac is anxously looked for, and 1t is pro-
babe the brganne viii be sold for the benefit Of the
United States government.
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Tho Sunkcn Steamer Champion.
me Steamer Csoton, which ien Chen Cove yesterday
morning, reports The steamer Champsoa In the po
satsa ason Wednesday night Measures had been takeu
70 recover Tho bodies Of those board Of her, The New
Haven Soswsal Of yesterday sayss-
she had on board twenty Eve passengers some OF
whom were hdie6 and what Ia most deplored, two or
three are missing Mr.. George Steele, well known and
highly respectable citizen Of New Haven, fireman BY
the nae OF Jackson, and stranger whose place Of des
ttnason was Fairhaven. MIR. George R. Hotchkss, Of
tins city, who was on board says that when he reached
the deck he found the Champion had been struck her
port bow, little forward of her smoke stack and badly
stove the passengers apparently cool In their move
menus ana were, with two three exceptions, all trans
ferred to the propeller before the Champion sank Mr.
Steele was seen on deck after tho accident and went down
into Tho cabin as Is supposed after valuables and
u feared was either suocated by the drowned
IN atomp1g TO make his way 70 the cabin, nothing
was seen OF him afterward During the excitement some
one was heard TO call for help near the engine roo
which supposed TO have proceeded from Mr. jackson,
me nremani who was probably scalded to death. Tho
oea OF Mr. steele will be severely felt by all classes or
the community. He was thorough business man, has
always sustained an unblomished reputation, md leaves
VIE ana four children, whom he left but day two
since, expecting to meet them usual on his return from
hin frequent visits TO the metropolis. His family hold
insurance on his life In the Charter Oak Company, OF Hart
ford, TOR $1,000 Charles Towney, OF this city, was
bringing his family, consisting Of his wife, two children,
mother tnlaw and sister to reside here They lost
ther furniture, wearing apparel and everything else.
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The Inspection of steam Boilers.

The Inspection OF steam Boilers.
THIRD MEETING OF THE C0UNCILMnN's SPECIAL CON.
MITTEE-ADDITIONAL VIEWS AND OPINIONS ETC.
The third meeting Of the special committee of the Cou
cmen appointed TO report ordinance for the appoint
ing Of inspectors of steam boilers in the city, took place
yesterday, Councilman Lambeer in the chair
JAMES hyatt thought that the exgences Of public safe
BY require that persons having charge Of boilers should
DO Of practical experience that boilers should be In
spected semi annually and their strength tested by suta
bio persons by Of hydraulic pressure that safe
Nvalve should DO attached to every boiler with provi-
ZION that should not be altered interercd with under
heavy penalties that the supply pipe not defective
% insure against the possibility of the rushing from
me boiler that gauge showing the amount OF water In
enc boiler should be attached to each and exposed all
Hines 70 public inspection: that when tho engineer is adc
zwaTe on any defect he should immediately check the re
Sna heavy fines be charged for interfering with gauges
be licensed and examined BY proper persons !; and
commission Of Engineers for the examination Of the
nu,usses ior the Office Of Inspector of Boilers be ap
1870 Rodms, Of Al Broadway, submitted q gauge
nIe s ne alleges indicates lack Of water in
the louder will BIO the sound Of the whistle.
nn,uuge SMITH spoke Of the danger arising from the
due to the want of proper supply Of water IN them fla
~ laxor Of appointing suitable persons tac
as o. Toers being easier regulate security on
Llis PUN. ~ ncans OF appointing engineers who know
their business well than BY imposing ines for apparent
neglect on persons who perfectly with
the management OF boilers and engines "'''
JAMES E. CoFTER called the attention 81 .ho o,,... >.
tho influences Of electricity in producnc ,n ~
Of insulated boilers. 'no advantages
JAMES HYATT considered electricity or Mo e,.., :.
gasses mad nothing TO do with explosions Of boara which
were always produced by too heavy pressure ~ se.
and nothing else. 0ufe VI steam,
The CHAIRMAN said he expected communication. an ,,,s
subject from several ohcr cities throughout he I nn
which he will probably receive prior TO Tho unon
of the committee. lie then adjourned the cnmn
be held. N'9oVs WIN
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surRxan COURT.
Before Hon. Judge Mullen, without Jury
Nov. 4.--Aaria Louisa Collins U.s. VIM A. B,oodoood-
This case, which, in various phases has been before the
Surrogate's Court since ls49 up for trial in the SD
prcrne Court at special term for construction of the will
Abraham Boodgood deceased far as respects the
disposition OF tho real estate The testaor died in 1897
and real estate in the city Of New York and in the
OF Sullivan yariously estimated, but OF great value The
real estate, by the will and codicf which are long and
complicated, was given in trust to the executors for
his five children, for life, and after their death 70
their issue, or heirs at law, in case any of them
without issue, has died leaving children The plain
till has no children. Ono Of the defendants, VIM a.
Bloodgood has children and no is tho acting executor
and trustee The plaintiff has brought this action to oh
tain partition Of the real estate and construction Of
the will. She claims that the defendant, VIM A. Blood
good has no right to hold any part of this property in
trust for her. but that has vested in her In fee and Il
not the whole then that portions have SO vested
The grounds on which her claim Is based are as ar.
gued by her COUNSEL an "irrepressibe conficty ba-
tween the provisions of the will and the limitations of the
Revised Statutes on the Of restrain the
alienation Of the title Of real estate said restraint being
as CLAIMED Tor more than two lives in being at the time OF
Counsel on the other side however went through tho va
rlous ana complicated provisions Of the will and insisted
that there WAS no such rrepressblc conflict but on tho
contrary that though there might be some doubt and I'M
certainty as TO certain expressions yet that all could be
harmonzed consistently with the statutes and contingent
and vested remainders
The counsel to submit written points TO- morrow
morning in addition to the oral argument This Ia proba
bly, only the first step in the cause towards the Court OF
Appeals
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-04

ACADEMY MUac--sLucrezia Borgia" Ia announced
for this evening, with Gazzanga and the new tenor
Beaucarde-about whose merits the ha1ituss bit
pcrplexed In any event, capital performance may DO
looked for this evening There Is also long and strong
programme out for tomorrow matinee Thesale of seats
for the first three nights Of tho Scilan vespers" also
commences this morning at all the ticket offices.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-04

Tan DRAYroN PARIoR OpERA.-Mr. and Mrs. Drayton
viii give the last Of their performances at tho French
theatre this week. They appear at the Academy Of Music
Saturday morning, and open at Hope Chapel Tues
day evening of next week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-04

| MIsCnLLANE0gs.
A LISTEN. AGENT
% PEARL STREET, N. x.
NEW YORK. KEROSENE OIL
VERY Lo " 81 PRICES,
wa1~ntng that The quality will give entire satisfaction
THIS OIL DOES NOT SMOKE WHILE BURNING,
INTERCHANGEABLE j e LEMON e COLOR,
NO uNrL 1s2 ais oDos.
An equal quantity of burns longer than any other oil in the
market.
New York Kerosene on Company are exclusive owners
PATENT RIGHTS
for 'h kE RsaSsssssre0 of
xsHo o!ss NREs0PTfsss @pS q NJ MARX.
or trade mark win be vigorously prosecuted
THE NEW YORK .gE sen OIL COMPANY
DIsTILLBRs OF CAMPHENE AND BURNING FLUID
and ali their oils pure and to be- unmxed viii
The New York Kerosene be had all the wholesale
OIL dealers gocers leading dealers in camphene,
B-Pardss ordering from New York houses tina. have
inc article their orders shipped from lie central
asp'' o. N n S'9 Y6RK KEROSENE OIL COMPANY.
AUSTEN, Agent 9S Pearl street.
NEW YORK KEROSENE OIL
PURE AND UNADULTERED.
a pf Sssef from snp re
Depot OF the Company.
AARON sEELEY,
D1sT11LEE OF oAMPHENE. ALCOHOL
No: \ Nv sss as3f. alp
a. ET 81 pEF 81 YEP HS
STATES duly appointed to take Dispositions, AcEnowleds
mea "a s ME EssS and LAwys6w Rrssr
III broadway, Chambers street. New York.
SSs TO- 4SR ! 5 5SS q, III rsfs
sss can and s s1S1 sss PROOF '
A RE w1THIN THE REACH OF ALL
Sc nases certain as pny Of this & who 70. the shall
on Of Somewhat demanding a. sh.
wh Their desire consequently present opportunity
WORD OF FRIENDLY CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
An persons are hereby strictly forbid making use Of the
RMbs rRovED HAIR REro
R1T1vE -'1s'io
MISS rAszAs RICHARDS IMPROVED HAIR DRESSING
:. q sss re-
them within tho reach of all.
- Cam. street, one
door east q Hudson street. New York. where all comunics
A $ ah hEf fGkSsS Fl And BEST
FOR SALE
EIGHTYFIyE 8N CENTS PER GALLON,
;. H NJ ss 3 ssSiss ~. ) CO..
New York,
SOLE AGENTS
BOSTON AND PORTLAND
KEROSENE OH. COMPANIES.
WHO AWE rRoPRIrroRs or ruE
KEROSENE TRADE MARX.
THIS OIL.
Does not smoke while burning,
Iscf an
UNCHANGEABLE LEMON COLOR
NO UNPLEASANT ODoR
rival Kerosene house has nmated by advertisement that
ne OIL of the Portland and Boston companies as sod py us
aduterated.
We assert land are willing TO the matter tested by any
chcms that the Oh purcnd better than any other
kerosene in market. ,,,...,
Mark and have advertised 10 that effect
sufficiently long give persons opportunity 10 test that
right - , =,
world - x.r,xcn.cr +, -
psrIILERs OF
CAMFHENE, ALCOHOL. AND BURNING FLUID, f
and dealers In
SOAP AND GkSMAkERs' RoSfNS
Spiris Turpentine, fich Tar vsrnhes &c Of the best
quali! aud " Gle Lowest prices,
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Drawings OF the Delaware State Lotto.
EASTWOOD, EDDY CO.. Managers Of the
pxIAwARE, GEORGIA, KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE
LOTTERIES.
DsAwAas.ExrsA CLASS No. SIT, NovrxsER 8, 1859.
16, a. S. 49, 49, 10, Is, IL, 80, So 81, 46, 49, 20.
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