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JERSEY CITY MOULDING AND PLANNING MILL,
CoRNER OF GREENE AND MORGAN sTREETa

6OBTg u. FULLER, PropTIoter
M S5p MoudnE', Beads and AretrAves constantly
" Ant worked ~ order Also Pew Caps Rails aud Hand
Inside mng o. every description, Brackets, Tutse aud
Kinds of sctsh aud Straight Saving House Carving
desired pattern worked 70 order short notice Wood Turnng
AL is branches Plain Panncie Octagon Newes on hand
and made % order Bausers of a slres descriptions
a. &C hahosshy aek Walnut gat, Cherry snd Pine ssH
hai saved worked order The prices
ern oi the book sent io order part
for 100 feet running measure.
B-One ~ The largest stockg Mnudinrz
and geats, variety of Patterns or the very hes,
materals will always b~ found establishment Psninv
viih ncltncsl ani despatch Terms cash. "
JOHN r. fUiiEN Will also Give
eHton 20 Gothic Work, Tor Churches Public Rndnr
ouses, Ac Window Frames 4c made ORDER short notice
Round aud Square Picket Pence &c Also Doo sash
snd bnd o. eys dt.dpon MANUFACTURED q the best
H and warranted u fand In climate Buiidra
md every article In That nne furnished me prices
Marhezi Iron and slate Nantes ota Brackets Trusss
Wludnv oaps &C. " Designs furnished ~ rhor
auti~s
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FALL STCCk
nnnaEE ne

hfVlH aNN rLuEN NJ hHL LNktts
f'I NThs hEHCliANrs resrect!piiv lrvtf-d
y anime ry rtock Of BnuTs, SiuTs A. a.o-e .b.v -
. u F-f.ttse- tesy sAfrtion - usf a. pi,1s. -
hlls a. rEl7ninatr VII szis'y ts that r,y ssc h - VII
teI seoI IN eeaFs a they Gcss Csu ~ ~, % NJ,
-''sV' lfh JNO. C. PAgy
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aEsrnAt svrrsH,rrsD,SI's osueE, v.AT.R.R

v. a r.
-, ,ps,r,-r-o,.. LTscHBTaa- Sept 2sd, 1850 (
lhOLJTIoNs adopted ~ he yinia ana Tens-S.-, ran.
- foAd company ~ relation % he Esirs r Vrznls
= hecsd mat the members of various Ayreplur. So
ees hat hod per annual Fairs vun he -
Eaa pc passed 70 and from said FAIRS OF t y-rla ap
Tennessre Rslrrad at half rri-r ~ "e'"'N an-
hecirss ghat thf sArr rh.--.. -
beld IN o -tober next % 'Neit''s
hotrcd, That au such -liu4is and articles hsvis ~
down over tn. road freq sad Fais ha s
oaeA 70 we point from which hry of ch.r | a.
such s 90 u rsuEn having passed down oy.. ,e oa sbr
ne charges paid rrnk the
lnl' snt -aa'hfs aruel,s have becu aualy ex
noitca ~, ,-is.sr "a we Aforctsd FAIRS
hso'ycA Ibaf The necessary alteudarfs Of ant-,r - .
and returning om the Talrs SHAH be plssed A. 49, y,
itiyntance on said auuNls " '-'
> hcc'rsi That his Ceupasy tu traosi-y ava a. -
'nHa ana sg(,p ia'fci ia cShou a. t- sfor.d F,ir.
3nl e o1ssoius rcsula Ions ul be responsible fo- "
ian'se or l7s' that may bcfl sai artisles
ss34-im a GtiI G.,.-.i s--....,.
RbnONAI-We hereby no't crs soa.-.s auI th- pub
& inlt We have removed 0ur e4is HsrIuarr ar
49,. l'ts' =" our l'rr- m -s .rr.scei store Nr - Main
Fhls r Prise Co
we a nov making ar-c additions our stock both Of Hard
'afc st N.- atsr no hy direct alrartifan from te gz
li u fsid, an. Dy purchases Ariars osrrf.t.
@ 'l4 '' hereafter eudrtEur s..uy ~ tfaie ah .rr,
3 n qy, art on as nruralt hsv can be- hllrIf
i ile N'fihrFn wirsris. isrItf NANLEW TAYLOR A ID
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-08

NE havein srUHr aud oner wHoirsitr axn Rrr,u 10 ~
w SONIHERNdND WESTERN HERCHfNTx' at ktA
~" 9WEsr CisH PHcr large aud choice Stock th
JeWelrI silver and Plated Ware Of every variety
style Diamond Work and other Jeveiry made 10 order
- ~ goo-t' grarunieei % be as represented
" B-Partcular attention gven Reprfring NJ Wclss and
SsfffrB. gTAIFFFH a UsRIpy
II1sa No e7l Af,rtst 49, snnh ~. Tliiad.inhl.
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UPHOL : L ERY
AND
PAPER HANGINGS

respectfully soicits call
n the public generally mine his s,ork ~ g. ~ -
above line consisting Of TIE hol ewing: o-' "' we
cARPETINGS
Velvet TaPesiTy, BrusseI Thre, "a, v-,.,i., n-,.. ~
&ci Hearth Rugs Door Aat,s andS Stair Rods ' ie"P'
CURTAIN GOODS
hroeaiel, satin Danask, Union T....r.
ana Muslin Curtains With
hshs ana us window shadss-A Iare- assortment ~ ~
' 'AA'"teu AANos nov Ia
~ - FLOOR oII~CIOTH
W AZ We best patterns snL from
priced which sin ~ cut 10 hi halls nj
Also, iaiie Cloiss-a large variety. -
- PAPER HANGIS6s
SPLENDID assortment - alIthr Atesf sfVl. n. co,,
'uI' e' an flan Pspcrs, Of
taofs OF the cGrreri sEds Gf and uiallr Eir~ -
""rk VIII be warranted L. - F1'"' ~
Al orders for thing In above In. will NJ. ,,,,~.
ieEded TO- both ia The city eogniry. F" ~
n : u.t- -, WILLIAM A. WALTERS
= = mar anu Shuck Mattresses and
made 10 order % the best HsterAls iss5,i,N ~ sh"
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70 VIZ ,'a'Aet 'tteei' Houih SIDE fhiladeiphia
OTucE RicHvovD A DaSvuts r. r. %
- -. ........- .-- August 12ii ts59.
n fector' of ha Company, held uia day, o.
Heirtd That dividend Of Jr (ar four dollars per
ar be declared payable e Stockholders their legal fcr
tetcniaivcs aud amer the irt day of December
.-,t:.' Ts,.'' > THos W. nRooEnpaoysH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-08

keahe ofdef iro Vie Trade, BY Wall or TfrTraph ncd,
application 70 AugrENp Agents
- Pearl Street New Y6rk.
Kerosene also he obanei M.nufseurrs Prices of
a the Nov Nort Wholesale brugeiss Grocer Camfeue
Burning Iluid hanufaeurers and Dealers In Lamps
~ h kerosenf ne trade marx of fe oil
cr ola oci--9m
II DWELLINGS onUsBrRD AND PoWDEHED
CQnN,-poo balhss prims white Cen fs.s ~ pkoysi
ps-lV pAeos pAlEERYuL
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HE Yoss ESI hsrdly shove whisper, but .hs song wa
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SCHOOL ROORSi SCHOOL sooxSf

fIHOS q G. pREWRi. lat~ T.. PRICE. ibt. A.ig street
n receipt NJ nn assormtui N school Hooks such
10 The Schools generally, 70 which he invites the attention
rents ard Teacher. ufll
TAm IN RRCEIPP OP TuRPNJE F,.,.or, 80
oi gcntlctnrns HATS, embracing ~ The taruu ~
and shape JOHN rUOMrsON. - Main si-
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DRY OBS.
% II L A LII, 1 > 50,
DHOsSEH,S PATENT 4 : P-NELpED mo

tCS.s, 1s.S FAIENI Il P-@ELDED IROy
sol er hnees.hyery article Necessary D1ii he
IHhe Cleaners. Steei-Wire aud Whale b-ne
Hbes ipT Attesizn Wls. Ac
Hdes' or WITH CouPIngs e her ou.sde ~ inside - ~
~ . THOMAS PRossER SON
- pfsFsaf =
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wARNER 4. wARINO,

(lsaic Narur Ps1rccD
1U1 Bsotn Srnrrr, Aro,F qfu guHu.yr
AvE aiways mn supply Drug Medicine Fauty Areu
II FnEt, fronch. and American rsrfm-ry Tooth ana iisr
brushes Wy Medicines unfraut pure and of te quality
nnd solicit e attention of fam.0 md Physicians my spyt
Hhiri I offer au favorable
81 orrs from ths County promptly attended Co. ani care
fully pact ed. e-ti
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-08

but lew minutes. when Mr.. L. goi back he
found lady with three children, all 81 whom
we're bruised, bat apparently otherwise nninJer-
FL vhom he helped frum the ruins. The vile
and .on of Col. b. =. johnson were on board and
unhurt, and Mrs. johnson acted nobIy IN render
ing aid b. the wounded setting an example u cn'
cry and judgement 3ut seldom seen III such ex-
citing scenes A man 81 large size was 8" ush"y
wc1ged in that il was necessary 10 use pieces ol
the wreck 10 remove the beams thai confined MN
yet no bones were broken. and bis Injuries were
only from bruises aud exhaustion. =,
After all who could DO helped were got ont alr
l., ran for help. but being unable to ascertain
even from tie conductor, which was the roai L"
take, he went in direction orpssite TO Schnght''
coke lie -eun came To farmhouse, and making
his way through field Of wheat,appeaej. cosere'
with blnd and dirt. and without u hat. to the III
mates. The females we're alarmed aud fled. but
he soon made them understand that he was harm
less and their services were required They re-
paired To the scene Of DISASTER. Assistance soon
arrived from Schaghticoke, and nothing that could
be done for III, sufferers WAS neglected.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-08
Douglas and Drcckinridgc

| We expressed the opinion. several weeks nso.
that Mr. Breckenridge of Kentucky would, very
likely, be the next Democratic candidate for tho
Presidency. The following; from tho Washing.
ton correspondence OF the New York Courier and
Enquirer tends somewhat to strengthen the con-
lecture:
Judge Douglas remains Mt his residence hero
quietly but indus,riously directing the movements
OF his followers. There Is now no reasonable
doubt that he is u candidate for the nomination.
and is doing whnt ho eau to remove the objections
Of strict party mon originating in his Repatriation
of the Leeompton test, aud his resistance to that
measure. His chances in tho Convention. how
ever. are very small, II tue Sou thern delegates
could be persuaded 10 adopt his principles. or Ia.
Their To forego their present bitter hostility to them
it would not Lo difRcult to disarm Mr., Douglas,
aud compel his support Of the nomination. This
object could be reached by the selection of Mr..
Breckenridge, who sympathizcd with him in his
struggle with tho Administration, and who main
tains cautious silence on the new dogma Of Con-
grsssional Intervention for the establishment Of
Slavery in Territories.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-08
Indiana pol;tica,

| A correspondent OF the Cincinnati Com nercial
gives Us the suhjoined insight into the move.
ments Of the Democratic politicians of Indiana:
at is we'll known that Senator Bright has long
managed the Democracy OF the State. Ills politi-
ness reached low bb. His old friends, even
such Us Hughes, Willard. Durham a Co.. could
no longer brock bis despotic rule. They were
tired Of working under him, and concluded TO set up
shop for themselves. On one hand jesse d. had
the bitter opposition Of tho Douglas men. and on
the other, his old satellites were leaving him -
Between the two stools he wins in danger of fall
ing to the ground To regain his influence and
pow or. he forms an alliance with his old enemies
Durham and Hendricks are the competing can
didntcs for the Democratic nomination for Cover.
nor. Hendricks IL the choice Of tho Douglas men.
Between Hendricks and Bright bitter fcud has
long existed. Such the political necessities OF
the latter, that these two enemies kiss and make
friends, and Hendricks becomes tho Bright candi-
date for Governor. All the postmasters and
route agents, who can be operated upon by the mag
ic influence Of Jesse, are Hendricks men. Bright
hopes TO crush out Willard. Hughes, Dunhnrn l.
Co., whose rivalry and influence he more dread.
than bis former bitter enemies, tho adhcrents of
Douglas. Upon the advent Of luchanan's admin.
isrntion, such was the hatred Of Bright for Hem
bricks that he determined to decapita,e him. but
was restrained by oyerpowering consider atoms &c
policy. Pierce. the brother in-lnw of Hendricks,
ready to put the political stilctto into Bright,
A few days ago Bright, Hendricks and Pierce
me- here, and received each other with tho most
distinguished consideration Bright calculate. by
this new move upon the political chess board, ut
one fell swoop 10 crush out Hughes, Willard,
Durham Co, and rise triumphant upon their
ruins"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-08
What we Owe Abroad,

"A Banker" writing in tho New York Courier
states that this country owes Europe, on various
accounts. not less than four hundred and forty
millions of dollars! This is not a mere coniec-
ture Of the writer but lie gives the figures for the
respective States and Railroad corporations; an /
they have all tho marks Of being genuine and au-
thcntic.
The total debt Of the States, according to this
writer. 10 two hundred and sixty millions. OF
chs sun ninety six millions are held in Europe
The debt Of Virginia is put down at thirty three
millions Of which twelve millions are estimated to
Be held BY European capitalists.
The total debt Of our various Railroad corpora
hons foots up tho enormous sum of one billion iif-
~ millions Of this is due abroad. Add to the
State and Railroad debit held ia Europe, other
Indebtedness on account Of City and County Bank
Bonds. Stocks &C.. and the grand aggregate u
mounts. ~ above stated, to four hundred and for
~ millions
The writer further states that this is the min
imum estimate. Other estimates make our in.
dsbtrdneas to Europe At six hundred millions
Of dollarsi
This il an immense sum. The interest upon il
alone, st dix per cent. amoants to thirty six mil
lions ofdolisrs year. Iswill appear, therefore,
that the balance Of trade ought to 10 in favor
y the amoans Of thirty six millions, in order tt
mske the account even. In truth, it ought to be
more tbsn thas II 10 sEpsek to diminishs and gra
daaiIy pay d. the principal Of the debt. But VI
~ a5rsid that sach is not the case The New
York importing merchants, recovering from thu
ccmmsFsial panic Of two years ago, are now rush
inGin1o The opposite sxtreme-and their importa
q for the last month are said to hare beer
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-08
Kentucky Election.

| The Washington States (Democratc,) of Friday
afternoon says.
From the most reliable information, the mujori.
lty OF Magofin will range from seven to ten thou
sand The Congressional delegation will stnnd as
in the last Congress. In the 9th district the re-
turns show majority for Brown, democrat, of q.
800, over Jewcu, Independent Democrat. In the
7th district, the majority for Mallory, Opposition,
over Holt, Democrat, is 10; and in the Sth Ash.
land) district. Simms Democrat, has n majority
over Harlan. Opposition of u. In the l0th dis
trict the majority for Stevenson, Democrat, is up
wards of 1900; and in the lst district the majority
for Burnett, Democrat is about the same
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-08
A Good Omen.

II ia stated that the Southern Citizen, n newspa-
per Arst published in Knoxville Tennessee, and
thence transferred to Washington City, will be
published no longer. Its editor. pseudo patriot
and restless Irishman, John Mitchell, has essaycd
eminent, and to indicate the policy OF til" United
States, both with respect to their internal man.
agsmsnt, and their bearing towards other couu-
tries. Failing TO convince tho nation that il is
their duty to propagate American idens NIL over
the world--to engage in a crusade oi universal
liberty--to declare that Duchman or "a French
man who shall voluntarily cntangle himself in the
meshes of law from which he had once happily
escaped, shall be able to involve US in European
war--thatws should at once abrogate NIL the laws
prohibiting tho African Slave Trade; and, in the
face of solemn obligations into which we have
entered with other Powers open anew that inhu
man traffc-in word, that we should hbernte
the whole European, and enslavc tho whole Afri-
can continent:--we say, that, failing to mprcss
these iacongpuites and absurdities upon the minds
Of any considerable number of tho people. we
presume that Mr.. Mitchell will quit American
journalism in disgust or, 1t may be, that the
which. it Is understood, he had prc posed to him
self in the event of tho failure Of the Southern
Citizen and its aims. namely; to turn aboltinnist
and join Garrison in his efforts to dissolve tho
Union on moral and religious grounds. We
should not be at all surprised then to this for
eign iutcrmeddler attaining aboli,onist--a chnrac.
ter no less despicable and dangerous than those
arch Southern agitators who would dissolve the
Union and destroy the peace Of the country for II
mere abstraction. We deem it high time ior
Southern journals to speak out fcarlessly upon
this subject and not permit few hair-braincd
reckless agitators, to commit the whole South to Il
policy that can never be adopted. and the aeta
ton of which. is only evil and that continually.
Neither In nor out Of Union will the South
even il she really desired to do so, (which we dc
not beleve.) be permitted TO reopen the African
nixed world against her, and the sooner, there
fore, we cease to entertain such utopian nonsense
the better it will be for tho peaee Of tho country
We rejoice then, and rereat ,hp IL is an omen
of good to encourage tho heart of every conser
valve man, that no Journal viii 10 sustained
which reflects the opii,ions of ,shch 'e Spnthern
Citizen was the exponent, john Mitchell may
20 hack. a. il is intilAa.ad no will, to embro
himselfin European politics,-for, with all hi,
genius he has shown himself unfit to apprcciat,
what are the real duties pertaining to American
citizenship.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-08
ADVERTISEMENT.

Ab,u, two or three weeks since Mr. r. j. NJ Goodwin Of
Amherst county while unared and rcneecss was n"s' ofu
thu time spUrning. Having no means % resenns
The offence the lime he came TO me Gus nrhrest en III
Bristol Tenn and requested me la be the bearer {" ehu
nicaon 10 Mr. sBcad demanding the on. PREPARATION winch
could be made for hr Afron This, rs soon rs was abe
Mr. sncad who declined receiving upon the ground
that Mr. Goodwin could not be eognked but al the same oe
accompanied with the remark that The same objection cpua
NJ" be made 10 Amer This ntinson ieit e5hhl'ni mn
any dandom would be g1tihed AMI Therefore address
~ ''"' ~ ATHEIST August I'd, fsa9.
H. W sxf,,-Sr: A communication fromJ 7. VI. Goo1Min
yesterday ondsred by self and ia reception .
Glued As objection be urged against ny el
IN his stead, demand that the PREPARATION 10 winch he was
made myscf My friend Mr. D. j. shelton
Vii hand you this AMI nrrange all matters or me- ,
&. W. EAlNE.
To the nbore ! received the following reply
BuFFALo SPRINGS, August iih, lsd9.
Gro W A. RAiNgSir: Your Of the 81 Inst, In, been
Ny official POSITION should know, not ony does not per
mi nr To ccoVn. your right 10 make demand thai you
upon me, requires should effort /" pre-
The OBnn oi III" law which contemplate rhhot
disegn the requirements Of my oa, to afford yo" an "or
un 10 repair the grievances which +. j. NJ Goodwin has
suffered hand.. Nor can consistently with the interest
my family, resign the profits Of Office To crafty your :
compel render satisfaction 10 you for the said I j. NJ
Gool"in can be- found III my house until SATURDAY morning
10 oclock Eo. ". eNEAD
by MIR. Taliafcrro.
The above I.sclf Mr. Snc1i WHEN
armed was brave enough 10 nnck delncc.-s n' pu to-"
cowhrdy afford satisfaction when asked pr clGl
trnN He was oliver hnd consr, aior "i TIE IT, acc mean
enough l." sknk behind that plea but not Ia" g" /" attempt
most brutal attack upon unarncd man. ANA nn is u" n
root
lie also inmnies that II Is his duty prevent the violation
of lr law, aud then informs that he Nil be- al his
until 10 O'Clock saturday. Whether This that he in
tends having arrested that lac Intended shooting l' from
his window, MN unable 10 Lastly, hr lie cannot
Afford 10 lose his Office, and behind this misab, she con,
trmpthie pollfo"n chooses 10 skuk.
These facts clase 10 make known because have been
repeatedly called upon friends Wishing the origin
aud disposition Of the difficulty. -
mug sIl o. W l. E,INE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-08

Mr.. Stephens, in his late speech in Georgia,
speaks OF the present calm upon the Slavery
question. In Mississippi says the Imksbmg Wing.
the Democracy would have ono think that the Sla.
very question has resolved itself iutoa stnrm dark
ness, whirwind, tempest, earthquake and Mag
ara Falls. But it is only difference Of opin-
ion
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-08
Tho Next Census.

Tho Washington correspondent Of the New
York Courier and Enquirer says:
The preparations for taking tho Eighth Census
have been commenced. J. c. g. Kennedy, ESD,
has been appointed Superintendent to prepare tho
blanks, schedules, and other forms. The work to
be done il n laborious and responsible one, but
Mr. Kennedy is equal to the dny. aud | con-
slider the appointment tho best that could have
been made
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-08

heavier than ever before in the same length Of
time II l. easy 10 zee that II this continue. the
balzaos q szAds win b heavily against us. less-
ing altogether ont Of the question our money In
dshlednsss 70 Earops. 10 The eourss Of . few
years, this policy, ifpersisted in will bring aboa.
another commercial revulsion more disa sttous
even than that OF two years ago.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-08

LATER FROM CALIFORNIA Nearly 1000, 900 IN
Treasure Comin6.-NEw ORLEANS Aug. 5.-The
steamer Havana, from Minntitlan is below, with
Sun Francisco dates to the Goth ut.
The Golden Age and Uncle Sam, brought down
81. 900, 600 in treasure for New York
The California news is unmportant. Business
was dull, with declining tendency
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-08
North Carolina Election.

RALEIGH, August 5.-Ilon. lie d Branch, dem
ocrat, is certainly reelected to Congress. The
complete returns from three counties in the LIST
district, show a gain Of % far W N Ii Smith, OPP
position, over II NJ Shaw, Democrat compared
with the vote of 1857, when Shaw was elected by
80 majority.
! No returns from other districts have been re-
eeiyed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-08

The National lnteligencor says;~-"Thc Kan
sas question is apparently entering on its final
stage aud whatever may la It's solution, the time
is fast approaching when We may sum up tho his
tory of struggle which Tor 80 many years has ellie
tied popular zcal vastly disproportionae to tho
consequence of tho "issncs" supposed to be Mt
stake"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-08
Valuable Main Street PROPERTY For Sale,

OFFER for sale RESIDENCE, No. a6a On Main Street
1.-The Lot fronts " feet inches running
lance no. sold griya.siS before that Time shall offer the
O'Clock, NJ Possession will be given the ii OF October
TERMs.About 600 In cash will be required and credit
OF six and twelve months will be given
bearing interest nom the day possession given Apply To
aug S-cod5t j. N. GORDON on SARAH /. NORTH.
iDoCKBRIDGE ALUM wATEll--Ius, to hand, 100 cast.
HI Fresh Alum Water.
July 22is A. b. kuCKER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-08

Washington lettcr'wrters represent that Old
Buck since the withdrawal Of his own name, is in
favor of Gen. .1oo Lane of Oregon for tho next
Presidency.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-08
y Z " q 90 DS!
John L. DAVIS &. Co
hHNCaRBUxG, VIRGINIA.

RE offering for inspection n very ,oroo .,, <sn,,,,o
1AA"p - NHER DRY GCOnS: among which viii ha $50
I'LL , NV s&i' flADlEs DRESS GOODS consistipS IN
pdl o' 'h fAs double skirts and double Jupea Robs c.
e heinee' ofahy md Jacnc;t double skirts aud
Im ,,or c'.hadi'r, Bcrase Organdy Jacou,i s,,J
,A"s III great variety. With a full line Of Manes Shsn
"1 r ',o'es Mis ioisery Ham, serchiefs Ir '
MAJ , cA oi Cots assmeres Vesiings ana Men. sup,
Goods ~ ''' "c Vi All KIDS oil Servants
W.. ., eau non all In want Of House Fnrns,i,o
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Brandrath'S Pills

EVecf-When Pain or InihmmniOn Is prcstnI
Ny humnn body and Erandrets Pills used they
upon the humors which the occasion of the pain
inflammation them from the body and they cannot
inurc their power only upon aud those humurs
impurities which unhealthy (want ) and whose pres
cncc part pain and burning heat So in
thpa colds coughs rheumatsms, pain In the side
pcurs which all cared by from one to three doses of these
nils whose power only exeed To impurities
The blood The rightly directed will them and be cured
Sold at No 2yl Canal ST. Y aud by nl respectable deal.
In medicine. laug G-is.