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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1859-12-10
State OF South Carolina.

OA
! 2lcNENS pST-iN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
>. O. Lewis Foreign Attachment.
Anson Bangs & Co. plf's Ss Att,v
| WHEREAS, the plaintiff did, on the I'd day
W of Dcccmbcr, 1858, file his declaration
against the defendants, WHO (as is is said) are
absent from and without the limits of this State
and lmvc neither wife nor attorney known with
i III the same. upon whom copy of the said dec
nration might be served: 1t is ordered there
I fore, that the said defendants do appear and
plead to the said declaration on or before the
I'd day OF December, 1859; otherwise, final and
absolute judgement will then be given and awar
dcd against Them
j. f. HAGOOD,sc.o.P.
Clerks Office, Dec Q, 1858 iyq
State OF South Carolina,
rtcRENs DIsT--IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
IsScrtcll & Norman
vs. Foreign Attachment.
Thompson Shed.
Alfred D. Bowden
Thompson She'd
Norris Harrison pulliam, PlafTs Attorney
Y Y HEREAS, The plaintiffs did, on the 6th
day OF May. 1869, file their declaration
against the defendant, who las it is said) arc
absent from and without the limits of this State,
and have neither wife nor attorney known with
III the same upon whom copy of the said de-
eiaralicD might be served; ID is ordered there
fore, that she said defendants do appear and
plead TO she said declaration on or before tho
9Th day of May, 1850: otherwise, final and ab-
solute Judgment viii then be given and awar-
ded against him,
J. r. HAGOOD, c.c.p.
CHerk's Office. May 6, 1859 42 Iyq
THE STATEOF SOUTH CAROLINA.
PIcHENs pIsr--iN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
, IG"n 70 AHA Ma"IaGn, s,',! Foreign Attachment
w, Elford Donaldson,
Elliot NJ. Keith. flff's Atty's
Y Y HEREAS, tle plaintiffs did, on the Goth
day of January, 1859, file their declar,.-
ton against the defendant, who las il is sadly
Ii absent from and without the limits of this
State. and has neither wife nor attorney known
within the sane whom copy of the said dec
laration might he served IL is ordered, there
fore, that the said defendant do appear andplead
to the said declaration on on before the 9th
day OF January, 1860; otherwise, final and ab.
solute indgnMas will thew hegiyen and awarded
against him. J. f.. HAGOOD CO.
- @-erN u.ncs, nee aa:., I"H.- %, 1907 lyq.
State GR' South Carolina.
rIcKENs plsr--iS ynE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
James Lawrence Foreign AttGch,nest.
Ansoh Eangs&C Co. PB's. 1H'ys.
MHEREAS, the plaintiff did, on the Goth dav
w of December, 1858, file his declaration.
against the defendants, WHO las IL Is saidl are
fr.rn a..Ax Al I....
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-24

HAVING recently purchased the above xteBsfve
establishment, is pr9p &C 10 execute ali oTders
Tor Foundry aud AacLiEe work on the nostr reason
able terms.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-24

Balconies, verandas, Area. Yard ard Cemetery
enclosures Gates and Fences in Wrought Iron work
Castand Composite.
Jobbing and Repairs executed with despatch.
Having thorough practical knowledge of the va
rious branches of Mechanical Engineering 1 shalIde
vote my entire attention TO the geueralsup sio OF
the business, and with the assistance of competent
Foremen in the several delartm enis large force Of
experienced Norkmen and the faciIiiicsnow
at my command Il feel every confidence in my ability
to compete successfully with any similar establish
ment in the country. 7. N. BRENNAN,
aug2I-u 81. &C. T..
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-24

Plain & Ornamental Win.
dow and Door Frames
and Shutters;
Hos ting Machines for
Stores;
Ire d and Glass i'aVements
made strong and water
tight, admir- bly, adapt.
ed to light up cellars
anu vaults:
Street Crossings. Crate
ings, Lamp and Hitch.
ing Poets;
Wants ard Vault Doors,
and JAIN " Ork, &c.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-24

Fire Proof Houses;
Iron Fronts, Orders and
Roofs:
Conservatory and Hot
hoGse apI oIntmsEts;
Columns, NmsOw X Door
liutcls and Sills;
CohsUls Aodiliions and
Brackets, COrinthiaE
Correggic EoTic Ionic.
aud nposite Capitals,
for columns and All ties
OF all sizes;
CernicCs, MouldiDgs and
Leaves in variety.
Spiralsand straigliIStairs;
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-24
GENERAL MACHINERY DEPARTMENT.

Stationary and Steamboat Turbine and Reaction Wa
Engines and Rollers; IeI Wheels;
FIGURING and Gilt Mills Tobacco a Lard Presses;
and Mil Mac El.ery; Water ana Gas tipes Re-
Circular sash aid Auley tOTts and Gas Works
SAW Mills; Castings;
Sugar Mills and Corn Rolling Mil Machinery l.
Crushers; BiastCylinders;
Cast anu Cut Geering for Gin Machinery Cranks,
Gotten BILLS; Gudgeons Skating ,&c
An extensive catalogue OF Patterns Of Spur and
Bevi. GeerILg Pulley s, Balance Band Wheels TO
elect IrUm.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-12-24
BROADWAY HOTEL,

ACTON YOUNG. sapcrin,er dent
THIS House is beautifuny situated on Brosd~rr.
Il convenient 10 the Bairoad Dcpots and stcamboat
Landings. Sep14-Im
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-17
Trade Connections with Baltimore.

we perceive tNHt nj u recent mctilHR VI I'M
Board of Directors, of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road Company, the subject of the connection with
this city aud tho Southwest, via the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad, was discussed. Tho Prcsi-
dent stated that the Lynchburg extension would
be completed in September next. which would
open n portion Of the trade of Virginia, Tennes-
soc, Alabama. und other Southwestern States to
Baltimore; besides reducing tho time occupied in
carrying the New Orleans mil, from six aud II
half days to about three days. lilo also stated
that conferences had been held between the rep
rescntativcs of the Washington, and Orange and
Alexandria Road, aud that the municipal author
tiles Of Washington City were anxious for the
Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad Company To take ne
tion in the matter. At the suggestion Of the Pre-
sidcnt, n committee Was appointed to mcmorializc
Congress, for the right Of way ,hronsl, the city Of
Washington; aud Immediately upon receiving
then appointment, they prescribed to the Capitol.
t. press the subject Of their mission. We trust
the committee will 10 successful, and TINT we
shall sota have direct und unbrokcn railway
connection with our sister city on the Chesapeake.
From the prompt action taken by the Directors
Of the Baltimore Company, we may draw the
most favorable ausnry, whilst we are not less lm-
pressed with admiration Of the energy and enter
PRISE displayed by the Directors of this great cor
poralion. That Baltimore will he al,aniagci ly
the completion Of the great through hue from
Bangor 10 New Orleans, we have IN doubt; nor
rauli We wish it otherwise. She ~ "A Southern
r,fy, AMI by hcr cuterfri.r and capital. la, deGc
much +, aaest the ,aereaj # tt,le that la, lou-
la h.,a2 : Hi,N4rl. Whilst our Virginia
tty OF Aiti5tN, ~ superior advantages, has
len supjnely ~ A!efen, l. dr e,cat destiny
which nature s,ca, / have designed ior her, BAL
ta,ate la, teui at,ttciy engaged IN luI!ing
ships. uui cutting her wat Though the noun
tam; opening ar.crits oi tra1ir ana commerce.,
through which have flowed stream Of wealth to
enrich Lcr &c rlcanfi inrIcnsn le1 power. Wede
MT envy her success. whilst ne iameat TINT CIR
own cities have fallen 80 far he'tni her in tie
march {, eleatuc,s. Norfolk l. nearer the coun=
Try just opened than Baltimore IA she las uow Il
shoft.r connection by rail, with the additional nl
vantage Of several hundred milc, 81 wa'cr lue
connections; ~ that il Baltimore is to be lcnciit-
ted, liaw much more BE-, Ell: might Norfolk rea
lie, II She would but exert herself Ia fulfil Ia, =
lcstiny aud become tl.e great eo.uucoIia If South
crn commerce. We shall MT despair # Norfolk.
though we %eaufc,s To an apprehension dat he has
too many s5is, who, Ike Nj. Daniel said Of the
Democratic nominee tr Lieutenant na,cruor-
.'are sitting on an oys,er back. watching lie littir
craft ladcn with oyster-. ct com floating Ia E,ltl-
more or Norlelh, thIua that thele-:.uyoi Virginia
is fulfilled -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-17
Arizona.


\ correspondent Of the Cincinnati Ialiiv ca.
zette. writing from Arizona under date vi January
IL. SAYS:
Il has been represented to our government, by
Interested parties. that we have n population Of
more than 10000 souls. Now | am satisfied that
this i u very great mistake. will not pretend
To- say how many inhabitants we have, including
Mexicans and wild Indians; but | do know that
there are not more than 300 white persons in the
Territory, exclusive of the soldiers ut Fort Bu-
cIanan. aud | am positive the entire population
Of all classes will not exceed 800. With the ex-
ccption Of Messilln, | am personally acquainted
with nearly every white man here, and can call
them BY name.
In regard 10 The country and its prospects, the
same correspondent states that il "is almost desti.
tute Of timber, excepting n few stuntcd oak and
Nesanit. scattered thinly over the plain. aud ell
tirely unit for building purposes. and II few cotton
wuol aud sycamore, in the river bJttpms. 1t is
true, there il some good pine in the mountains,
iui ii requires immense labor to get it out. and
the supply is by no means nexliauetiile. What
little had been taken from the Santa Rita noun
'ains has sold for $3.50 per thousand feet, AMI it
is almost impossible, even ut this price, to get any
one To undertake til" llcrculcan task. We have
been here seven mnaths and lave not yet been
able 10 procure lumber enough to make Us n door
or table. Let my interest here he What IL may, !
AN determined that my friends who may wish to
try tlrir fortunes here shall not be deceived in re-
gurti 10 the character Of the country. Agriculture
may flourish 10 some extent, but Ari2nna is Il mi
ning and grazing country. and these interests will
give il its future Importance. have ~ doubt il
j., one of the richest mineral regions la the world.
Silver. copper. and lead are found in abundance,
and gold has been discovered in some localities
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-17

ciple in common. Their published platform ex-
presses nothing. because It Is VIGOROUSLY and nn1e-
niably understood ami interpreted in different
ways. No platform that tho ingenuity Of man
could devise, scouid express the modern Democrat
ic creed, because that party has no crced-no
common beliet; that is. up to which they can act
in COMMON and in UNITY upon the most important
measures of national policy.
But all tins detormity will avail nothing to the
Opposition, unless they at once goe to work, and
form themselves into thorough and combined or
ganiration. The Opposition should fear in
her ranks as they would the plague-ihis can be
easily avoided by mutual concession and forbear-
ance among our leaders. Divisions are not 10 be
feared among the talented, sensible men Of the
country: il is always the weaker vessels who
break ranks and produce the greatest noise, coli
fusion and trouble. No other emergency in our
history demanded at the hands Of the patriotic and
conservative masses more earnest effort than lscall-
ed for at the present moment and most earnestly
and heartily will we cooperate, in any. and every
effort, having in view the displacement from power
of the corrupt and reckless party, whose misdeeds
will soon cause our country 10 become a hy-word
and reproaeh among nations. The people have 1t
in their power to restore the government to some
thing of it's former dignity ind purity, and to es-
tablish principles which will insure prosperity mt
home, and peace and good will abroad. Will they
cooperate in the good work 1t is for them TO
decide.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-17

LYNCi1CURG AGENCY
OF rilE

NJ L L | \ l. 81 $ T T. .
l n meeting OF tn LOCAL BOARD OF nlRECroRS far
4 the NEN TORN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY ,tI,
l ,w'"l IN the city OF Hichnnnt he d on rIE DAY Trlt
III NRA 1T. ls@A, the io,l"wilg wns unanimously aa,n,,j
me hni' rsignrd. President and Directors OF tho on,,,n,
haNceAauintd llo report a II exhibit of The NV yn,k / ~. ;
lNsttA>,l COMPANY, for The year ending the lt N, Jnuunr,
leI'-' nj Icing satisfied with LIS prosperous, condition rn,
u'""N recommend II Il the encouragement and support 81 tho
community Inc NtW YORK LIN INSURANCE. UoMPA>Y h,s
zee III existence for fourteen years and it's Capt. al has a,
tanned the snm of Q I,a95 90l 20 Invested in SHAT, s,o,ls ,"l
bnnds, and Mortgages on kcsl Estate.
We lhins 1t a most profitable and safe mode Of Investing
money, Inc profits enure Ia the brn-at ut tin. Insured ,rI
have averaged not less than TiIIRTY PER CENT rri; An
Nun ON The PREMIUM PAID. Besides i,cse investments
security. that One Hundred Thousand Dollars shall be dcros
lt'd VIII Tie STAIR COMPTROLLER, To mcct any Law ful de.
i",,lls which the Compan" may fail TO pay.
We invite attention To tho nature, objects and adv n, ~ nj
LIFE INSURANCE.. as set forth by this Institution.
1t viii BE- seen by III. above statement, that this Coupany
is N n honrishlng condition.
INSURANCE, wonld d" well To call on tho Agents Of tho
above Company, who will give them any information that NAV
tie desired or for reference, apply to either member of the L6-
cal Bo lkp.
PRESIDENT;
otoh6f W'rHE MtNfoRp, Secretary of Commonwealth Of
NueinIa)
Tnus II ELLIS. president James River 4 Kap,wba co)
1ltos T. AUGUST. attorney ut Law)
louN BAGhf. Farmer. King \ Queen. va)
R,N T. II READ. t'tstor Unlcd lrcs'n Church
KY JAS u TAYLOR, Correspond ug Set'y SoutL'n Baptist
t"nvrntinn)
" q PANE Kent, Paine 4 90, Mcrchauts)
litNhf X ElIrsoN (ShrriH)
tlIAs W ruhCfLL, ~Il,anker)
JAMES lnoMAs Jr. fr"bacco Mnnufacturer)
''""hH a fhfo, Sthli.r of tho states! Washington, d y
4 H. Giihtit' NJ ID, ANp THOMAS l.. WAlKku. NJ. u.
e w. BUTTON, Local Agent
q. y. MORrIIAM,G Gent All x Attorney for Va
4. W. TROTTEr, Genera Agent.
orticE i"u MAIN S1Rfkr, RICHMOND. VA.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-17
Tho Postomcc Arrest at Albany.

THE RoHHtR DETECTED IN THE ACT.
For a number of months pas, packages have
Leon occasionally missed from the mails letwccn
tins city and Bis'on-among them packages /,
Hartford, Westicil. Northampton. Boston and
other Offices. There WAS evidently systematic
stealing somewhere aud the efforts Of Postmaster
toa,.tock Of ibis city, and of the celebrated spc-
clal agent, llelbrook, have been dlrctcdto locating
IT and detecting the thief. Mr. lloll,rook has viz
tied this city IL number of times, and repeatedly
h"ca over the route To Boston, and rcsurt-d to all
the arts which his long experience has suggested
for ~ierreting out the difficulty: and il was some ten
days ago that he arrived ut the conclusion thai
George Bartholomew, II driver of one of Thomp-
sons Express wagons. which cnrrics the mail le-
tween the Albany pos:oficc and the Boston Raj
roal depot, was the deprcdator.
Measures were ut once taken TO keep an eve ON
him. an! Mr.. Holbrock having arrived in the city
late on Friday night, this morning, at ak o'clock
aided by Mr.. James ]. johnson. assistant postmas-
ter he watched Bartholomew operation from n
secret point IF observation, and saw him steal II
large package of letters, from Milwaukee to Bos.
ton. aud put it in his pocket. lie was arrested be.
fore he left tho office. and the pockage found upon
him, aud also quite II quantity of postage STAMPS
and some fifty ur sixty dollars of western money,
which had doubtless been abstlacied from letters
Bartholomew did not attempt 10 deny his criminal
ity. but confessed to the taking of packages Ion
many months pissed. lie was taken before Uni
tel States Commissioners Hilton, mud t,
! Jail 10 await an cxamiuat on.
THIS arrest is an important one. and will proba-
bly put IL stop to IL series of deprelntions which
have for some time given the Postothce authori
tiles much anxisty. Bartholomew gained acces,
to the packages by oficiously aiding, while wait
in9 for his mail bags in filling and locking them
The offender has II wife, to whom hc has been
married two years, and a father and mother. nil
residing in this city, and highly respectable, upon,
whom this blow has fallen with crushing weight.
He has hitharto borne n good character Albany
Erfning Journal, february l2M.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-17

hold it. France will now enter into q similar
tray with Nicaragua, aud then we will sec this
alliance plant itself ON the great highway of com
merce, and, with united military power. defy the
consequences. The day is not distant when thi.
very question must effect our relations gravely.-
1t is very doubtful now il the treaty will be con-
tirmed by the Senate, especially by the votes of
those who have heretofore clamored 80 unju.tly
against tho Clayton Bulwer convention"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-17
INV nj =, =, Oh II
PnlLIr 7. WRITER'S, Sec'y.


The CAsslnisARRi TREAry.-It seems that the
Cass-lrisarri treaty has not conc to hand. and
therefore II il doubtful whether it will be recoiy.
ed in time to be acted upon before thu adjourn.
ment OF the Seuatc. The next steamer from tfe
lsthmusw will not reach New York before the ostl
This treaty was rot ratified by the government of
Nicaragua in its original form. Tie government
of the United States consente tp AMI amendment
which Nicaragua requ red, n tho effect that no
troops should be transported nerps4 her territory.
to be employed against any nation with which
she was ut peace.
after fourteen months Of del A. saws the
Washington correspondent ,f the PHILADELPHIA
North American. "this treaty is now ratified hy
Nicaragua, through the agency Of the vc-y Power
which has, since 1851. contested our rights on
that lsthmus. For it is not 10 he disguised that
whatever this achievement may be. il has been as
c"mpl'> he'll by the voluntary concession Of Si
Gore Ousefr. after ne had first taken care To pro
teet the British interests which lie specially repre-
scnte5.''
4 1T Is only necessary TO read his address. OF
! presenting the credentials If her Nlaiestv's pey
ernn'cnt v HE Pte>id mt of Nicura..a. to nm Ter
stand how much Importance En.lu4 4 l.ta hos II
the lsthmus, and what efforts she viii ma. !,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-17
SPECIAL NDTICIs>.


Woods flnii gtr>ioratiN-.-Nr have never
luown any other medicine win us large a share nf public con
il,Gce III So hort n time Is this has done 1t Las MT been
more thhh u N"nr since " - first h, ard OF II, and H. now stands
al Tie head If all remedies Il tao Kind. We have never used
nuy 4 il ourselves, having had no occasion. IT, tur 'rrown oi
InrS not only IA sat retains its urigi nnl t., l"r. hut gets more
.o-Int ;. me- # onr friends have. aud we itHv, never knownit
10 iMl N r,st"r ng the lHl Ia IL, original color. We al, i,c
u,u a. m" t'r"ning pi"naiur'Iy grey, 10 give tha "Rcstura
I'VE ti,l - Chester (IYiHOs) HtHd.
sold b. all good DruggiNis. feb l12w.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-17

The sale of that truly remarkable and truly val
uabl" preparation, Perry Davis Pain Killer. is
constantly and rapidly increasing. During the
past year the demand for this gree remedy has
''een altogether unprecedented. Scarcely a
week passes by during which we do not hvar Of
s"ine remarkable cure having been perflrmei,
within the circle Of our acquaintance, by the use
ri the Pain Killer prov;dencc General Advert
ser,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-17
Hayti, the Emueror %6olouque, and Prosi-
don't Geffrard.

against .ho .iay 'oh-pui"er coh'ehuon.
w.. u----
ii"y''' 'no Hnrt aoTGrt0ouu9ue' eno Tresi-
n. u.u.;.. 1 Ini 49,
1870 Gu oroo ~ .oouiouaue
-. T.. 90. .ac. 49,. 10 49, ~ 'a'
Cag@arJ -. ,.aa,,,;an;.. ~. "As.--
Prince IN ,r;nmnh amid .ha, :. Lii ,
.,rainoj H., anj .,oi.n,.,om. ar a." ".a r.,
sahle ,u,,o. Of jJ,v,; i. ;nS.e1 mo- p.'p,.. ~ ~.
,ra,1 "a ~ ho a.. sr., pras;J.", .r "a "
,,Li.h L.. r;.on an =. r,;ns "a ~. "Dn1
leen .olomniv nrocla;msd MI. !. ,ho Ia. a"Iauy
= H.. ,,.., - .;a.n a.. 70"
~ IN, o.. r a" = :, 10, Ct, aa"sus1s'y reVo''
n1a,i'n Ch.;.,a,L" a"J r.. - rs"'r
',;lc x,,r n.,;on1m,L;n, wort hos nro".S i m"
Grs, cb;oi,,;n NO have nonoJ was Liza n d..
;,,s ,nmnoIloJ 10 ay IN I1Ia md nn,. 49,.
~ is5o f y" 'o'ouf"'
u x,u ,,,,,v
eoe,.r1 TIN nox p,..;Jan, =, a.. ..-.,r-.c
Have; i. ot leo.t CIV yoors old JJs 80.
-. nlaas;n, anJ Lo (, G.vn.;,a ~, -. .na'
S,lnnone bn. always onnoseJ Tho ;na,enp" .'pcTc e..
.i,,os C.9rorJ ON 10 co,,,.r, c.ua..; ."i
- Laa ,n"a";' Ill., aenah.a5 ' y " I"
stranycr, Ie il ncnrlv llack I,t ann h"s :,
vLi,r hlood in his yc;ns Ue was oma ,;n,o a.,
crnnr IF J,cnoI. ban, So,onono h.;u, ;a"I,.aa,
Ls ,,n,l,r;,y onJ orr.;J 81 hi. ;nah ~
drem, Him from, Thai ,,st onJ ro,,;n.J H. " "n.
hi. own nerson. ns one Of his staff "
From H.. he, yorL U,roIJ na ,o,ao,...om.
c,,,s, ~
"'' .r,,,xr a, u
rver since Tho Gna,c;.I cr;.;s aL,,,, .
Ira,.I, ,La,,t Iy ,L. l,oL., pa;.In.i - -
r;cJ off , million of dollors md ni,nnod ,ho
;.l,,.a ;,,, oon,n,oro;a, r,;, a." r."s11 !"
ionouo hay, hesn d;saaC.cted ria Emno,or y
mitted Rcimbaub to cyade Justice. This fact. nd.
mani ,,alo lin, ovtromoIv nn,a, IL n"u
trnt ,rnw n,ace un,iI nne IF nv rsner,l, Esbn.
a. prnorJ ,uiso5 tho .tonJord nr ,aInIEa. =, h.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-17

CULVER SsORsETs AND CURss.-We cali
~ n" att'n'i'n Of the Prhlie to something rare In the way Of
SILVER GpblErS AND SILVER CUPS. which We have
ins4 received Also, a beautiful style of Silver Fsuit KNIVES.
with Nut picker attached. Very suit able for q present TO a
fItHi FEB 9dtsl S~lLYERTHO3 N 4 Cliff.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-17
Candidates for City Sergeant.

n-tg" Cry SrRGEANr.-At the so icitation of my
ft.Gis. | anununco my -"f n candidate for the office of Ciy
Sergeant. at til" ensuing Spring election.
frh / ltdnfr n bl'NNINGTbN
E.4y" announce myself ns n candidate for re-
election 10 ~" office of City Sergeant
iuh / ltjotc JOHN ROUSSEAU.
Candidates for Clerkship.
rs tLERKSHIP or TIE lIrSTlNGS toyRr.-l re-
eprritully announce my ,"f a candidate for the office of CLERK
Of Ia Hastings Count. &C The city of L. nclhrts.
nm a4iidoin. NM NJ SEMllE.
H-4s" am II candidate for reelection to the
t,rh>bp # the Court Of Hastings, for tlGs cUv.
i'm ! dtl"tr - JAMES nl.NAGH
.a.S1N . are requested to announce JlNltSt I.
blpi AXE rs n candidate for the C~ltrhHhip of the 1iusting,
,pnrt Tor the city of Lynchbnrg liam ) diiotr.
H. am Il candidate for the Office Of Clerk of
In, liu-tilas CONT of L. nchburg. }. y. GORDON,
Ian i.dtdnic-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-17

s'rom NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Is IL = m IL h .
MAJ th o, lrdb M l. DHts-1"ar sir: such is tho great do
.opnd for the Pam Killer, that write yon to send me a. soon
ID, possible. in addition To what have hitherto ordered, n
auItu boxes, two dozen bottles IN a hox) and n bill Tor the
.lrur, that may Civ" you an order on the Treasurer of the
J II un to the amount OF the anne n. HARRIS.
liiNIHADA. itlrmah, Mach II, lei6-Me,srs. /. DAVIS n
Sou-,icuts; | ann sorry Ia say the iaSt box OF Pam XII
81 srtt me has not yet come to hand. The ~ i'tnsr Of grtti.E
the medicine is SONY hing "thrsr ard iim.a, but the " ant 81
At ia of lar more ipportRucc. = send me AS soon aA pr 81
lr. ab"th'. box al the same size, NIh 60 WORTH | ructrs"
"A u, Her ON the IIcasur I OF the Missionary Union tor thu
GiuuU II. Rth. Is. II. THOMAS.
sofa by all medicine dealers.
sold by JOHN H. SEAN. L%ynchburg. feb l72w.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-17

FVOT1OWNys OiNtnItII.-T TOM UI nints tinI
rrl. ir miterGiiy rather n cure than II blessing, yield to tbs
healing agent. The sore ripple and gathered breast, that r.
olnR, = The life ot the OH -lrtns ~ well as the parent, are speed
lily - pcIied by the immediate msr Of tins pow rriui detergent
lcu"t y Sold Mt the mauutactpry, No 10 MAIDEN Lane, New
A"'t, aud by ali Druggists, at.o1, ODE, and 81 per got.
Ub Il div.