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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-02-04
10 Eo1a.5egg.
4 Severe Surgical Operation.

A well known citizen of Richmond
recently received u letter from his son,
a physician, now in California, giving
an account Of n surgical operation
performed upon himself, the details of
which border upon the marvellous
CHANGING to see the description in qucs,
tion, we solicited it for publcation.and
now place it before our readers, feel.
ing well assured that they will read it
with interest. One hardly knows
which the more to admire, the skill Of
the operators or the fortitude of their
patient. rf
IL the letter proceeds, "is now
a month since | have been here. /
was getting on SO slowly in Marysvillc
that | thought l would come to San
francisco to have an operation per,
formed to see Why the principal bone
IN my leg did not unite. After lying
upon my back in Marysvillc for 1O3
days, 1T was time, | think. Besides.
my Physicians there and myself differ.
ca nsto the cause, and being confident
that ny leg would not get well for a
month perhaps, with their let alone
treatment, | concluded to have it cut
down upon and thoroughly examined.
DIR. Cooper, an acquaintance of mine,
and an excellent surgeon, in whom |
have much confidence, has charge of
my case. At my request, and in the
preseice OF some dozen or more phys.
clans, he operated. Anincison seven
inches long was made upon the inner
surface of the leg, then another Mt right
angles the flesh was carefully disseet-
cd from the bone throughout that OK.
tent, 50 as fully to expose the fracture,
&c. The bone was pricd apart, and
e'ghtpieces of bone of different sizes
removed. The ends were then we'll
scraped, and after drilling six holes,
three silver wires were introduced to
bring and hold the ends together.-
The operation was a severe one, but ]
bore it without taking chloroform. I
had suffered so omuch with the leg, and
being anxious to get well, l could have
STOOL any sort of operation. 1t is now
tmrty.hve days, since the operation,
and shall get up today week, conf
dent this time that all is right, for the
bone has united and all is firm. Itwill
be month or SO after l get up before
l Will be able to walk without my
crutches. | feel first rate, and enjoy
my time in bed as we'll as anybody
could for let nothing disturb my mind.
Agreeable books and cheerful com
pany' of which | have enough. to keen
me quite busy. - Richmond South.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-02-04
Remarkable Leap or a locome,;ye

NS""t tHhoiC leap Oi Locomotive,
The Cincinnati Gazette graphically
describes remarkable incident which
occurred at the Little Miami Railroad
Depot on Wednesday morning, as fol-
lows:
About fifteen minutes before six
clock, the engine "Washington," be-
longing to the Marietta and Cincin-
matt road, started down the track, some
ha!f or three quarters Of mile, for
the purpose of bringing the empty cars
to. tne depot preparatory to make up tho
.. 10 train, the engine being under the
control of man employed about the
yard, and not the regular engineer.
About halfa mile from the depot, the
man in charge discovered an engine
OF the Little Miami road backing down
the depot for the purpose of taking out
the morning train for Cleveland. Fear.
ing collision. the person in charge of
the Marietta engine, reversed, and
Jumped from the machine. A minute
after, the two engines came together,
when the impetus given to tho Marietta
engine, together with the force of the
reversed power, started it towards the
depot with the velocity Of rocket
rho down grade gave it additional
headway, and it bounded along the
track like n fcnd incarnatc, bclching
forth fire and smoke to the distance of
twenty or thirty feet from the track,
ana bounding from the iron rails, threat.
ing destruction to every that impeded
It's progress. Experienced judges of
the speed of railway trains, who saw
thlsc nglnc on its lightning travels, say
that it could not have been going at a
less rate than Seeenty fire to one hun.
dred mt(es an hour! Its final bring.
ing up shows that their calculations
could not have been far out OF the way.
Upon the track in the depot tho
morning train, consisting of some four
or five cars had been made up, and
about one hundred passengers had it
upon the other track. Almost before
the persons standing by could realize
that an engine had entered one end of
the depot, the iron steed had bounded
through the entire length, demolished
IN etghteen inch brick waU, timbcrs
IND all, ut the rear, loaped across two
Dad tracks---o about ten feet below
he other without touching eithv,and
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-02-04

Rsvoluttoa an Hayti.--An arrival
ct Boston brings intelligence of the
progress of the revolution in Hayti.---
The constitution of 1847 has been pro-
claimed, and numerous decrecs pro.
mnIgated by the provisional President.
One of the DEGREES liberatcs all tho DO.
litlcal prisoners, and another deprives
Solouque Of his power, while his admin.
lstraton la characterized as having been
a series of robberies, The republicans
had taken possession of ST. Marks,
where they intended to meet the for.
ees OF Solouquc in the field, or to at.
tack him ut Port.au. Prince. ..
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-02-04

AT Easton, Pa, there is Mrs. Cly.
mer confined in Jail upon the charge
OF shop lifting. Last week her child
sicSensd and died, and the poor moth
er applied to her prosecutors during
the sickness of the child for permission
TO go and see it, but was denied the
privilege by one Of them, and the lit
tie one died without having received
her care. After its death, she nskcd
TO go and see it, butwds not permitted
to do so, when the coffin containing its
httle remains we're taken to the prison,
where a scene occurred that would
have melted heart Of stone. "
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1859-02-04

F-r Dying alone
Too wicked for prayer, TO weak for my moan
To be heard in tho crash Of the crazy town,
Conc mad in their joy nt the SHOWS coming
down
To lie and to die in my terrible woe,
With bed and slroud of the beautiful snowl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-02
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN PASS CHRISTIAN, MISS
at Aection.
BY JULIAN NEVILLE = co, te5
. -k..-..a ~ - JULIAN NEVILLE Aurtinneer

THURSDAY, Feb. 10Th, 1859, At IL O'Clock
MI q the city Hotel Common street. vim 70 sole
lae Sans souci with the Public Wharf known Woodwad.
Said Lot is situated within he limits Of the town Of
hundred ssS. q the having front q '
running north % and bounded by The
lands Of MIS- Sarah Selph the by the property the
children OF Calvin Bradley and the north by the Of
Coomb Ferry al
The improvements consist Of large double tenement with
kitchen the Beach small house Of four roos
cabins and with garden In the center
Lot large stable and carriage house the Lott the
whole well fenced.
Also, the wharf measuring 1900 fest in LENGTH with
substantial $50 feet long BY n feet vide with store
house. oyster chop and bath house. all in perfect order
This we'll worth the attention Of parties tesfous
Of establishing themselves In the Of this ourh!ng and
well known watering PLACE.
The properly free remembrance and will b sold
wi hout reserve. sss95 eHa9ss
h. ~ TERMs-Onsthird cash balance In one two and
three year, for bearing interest," with deed Of
trust the properly II paid at maturity
until 6oal pay nent f5E Sssa = 1'h jA2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-02
VALUABLE IMPOvED AND VACANT PROPERTY
in the Fourth District without reserve.
By JULIAN NEVILLE q co,


80 . ,7tl3 e JUAN NEVILLE AuctoneSr,
ONCE II Conmercia Place.
HNHURSDAY, Feb. 10, 1850, at IL o'clock. ut
the Cny hotel Common street. will fold auctiof-
!. -FOUR LOTS OF GROUND, situated ia the square
bounded BY GhpPewa Saraparu Philip and jersey
and designated as lots Nos and Eah lot
a FWU LOTS OF GROUND. together with the Improve
ents thereon situated In the bounded BY no
paru Rousseau and First streets and designated lots
Each 80 et7 inches street
BY 40 feet inches and lines In depth The imp
and 2cabinsts kitchen eon.ain1g rooms ciatern
s. -FOUR LOTS OF GROUND Situated 10 the square
bounded by Fulton Philip sarapsru and and
designated lots Nos. 8, and TO- Lots No.. 10
measure 81 feet II inches and lines front Fulton BY
100 feet in depth Lot No 81 feet II inches
Fulton street i feet deh Lot 10 forms the
4. EVEN LOTs OF GRoUD, situated i'd the square
bounded by Sasparu Levee Philip Rousseau Streets aud
designated lots No. IL IL 49, II IL 10 and H. Lots Nos
u 81 IL inches Rousseau
street by 100 feet in depth Lot No Is 81 feet
inches and lines front Rousseau street Uo feet 10 depth
Philip street forming the Of Rousseau and Php
story cottage house containing Lots Nos IA Is
81 inches and front sarep~u by
50 feet 10 inches in Depth The Improvements two
cottage houses each containing tehen
a'nng two cseru Lots Nos l6 md II measure
20 ieo u inches and lines front Philip l39 Feet
cottage houses eat containing rooms kitchen contsnihg
rooms, cistern. = V ~ WI f ~ y y
TERMSOne third cash balance In cne two and four
ye RS for notes bearing per cent interest
Act of sale before Thomas Layton Notary Public at the
peuse Of the purchaser. jssl
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-02
ELrGIBLE AND VALUABLE BUILDING Lors In 1HR
Fourth District u anca.oa. NJ n
By JULIAN NEVILLE g. CO.,


Once II Commercial Ptses.
1,hUMs s pa! Feb. 10. 1859; e n o'clock, at
NINE LOTS or GROUND, situated in Tho tqusrs bounded
BY 8acehu pIysdss Second and third .res and Design
ated los Nos g. g. 4 and Lot No. nnensnfes
S s. front on Third .ssss I'D
measure each so feet front Third tes l2 tepth
Lots Nos and MEASURE each 80 rest fon Third fes
by l feet In depth Lot No. feet Third
street sy l2o ss. in depth and form. he ysdt5
street, BY l2s feet in depth, heing the key lot 4 81
kcTEkNS- One third cash, balance in and II months
for bearing per cent interest with mortgage the prop
erty. il1.ls y = ~ 1850
Act Of sas before Thomas Beck Notary Public at the
pense Of the purchase ----1 jA5I
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-02

SALE OF PAINTINGS TO PAY FREIGHT, ETC.
BY TOURNE f THOMAS,
Es EUGENE TouRNE, Auctioneer,
Office 10 Exchange Alley.
THURSDAYS Sd February. at 6k O'Clock r.
NJ the highest bidder at No. so Bienville street, will
be sold-55t .s.is5itdE
1l6 OIL Paintings, comprising Landscapes Marines, etc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-02

nIssOl.UTlON y THE FIRM OF OSBORNE Will
~ SON CAKRADINEi Is this day dissolved by the with
drawal of JOHN j. OSBORNE and G. r. CARRADINE,
alone authorized TO the name Of the m in the
The business viii be carried on by JOHN OSBORNE and
GEORGE r. CARRADINE, under the hIm name Of Os-
BORNE co. X =
/ New OrleauE. January "a. 1885, ia25 I'm
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BY ]. NEVILLE Z 90.

a PEW IN 81, fAGIB CHURCH. CNWRs G{HExI. &
Anss6n. sseS -
'sssi 81 S0A-A~nAv 1v6sS LILLE = 80
JcrxAN NsyrI1ns Ass1sulss
ssIs, O1Ise, II Ccusustsrua r.
= rosSs 10 - r-E~
kAAGa.l1s = ~. ~ ~ = sAe
" ~ ~, - - ShAs y
- - =.
fo-s<~ Hs ~ 80. = Il u
earssrls ~ .ss y - .Es G,s.,sssI 49, n.
rosilive ~ ~it,S.t 49, IL ~
nv 1870 ~ 4 !. -
BY JULIAN NEVILLE r CO.,
tn.,.. xvvu.. Auettsze.v.
go = = s..- - - -.
iOMcs. u Coonsssea fsaes.
n ~ a. - -. ~, le01s ~ ~ O'eloe9 LES
sold 49, X. 9 ...- 80 ~ ~ VI TEssl
Il 0fesnvie, Ii
cond .ad lis fses front on Broad
9Th The Improvements skasied issson compsisinx n.
s etc ts 'front.' SsIdisg - esrt.isSs fccns
N the rear baiidfngf Win eeT n Je vsd Tha
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-02
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
R A.. HOW AR D, Successor to Geo. Beard) "
M 1877 lamp ST OPPOSITE ST. PATRICK,s CHURCH


No. 1877 CAMP ST., OPPOSITE ST. PATRIoK's CHURCH.
The undersigned to his friends and
and the public generally that in March last he purchased
the stoc trade and the good will and patronage Of the above
welknown Confectionery Establishment from IL
former proprietor Mr. George Beard who retired permanently
from the business in this city He trusts that since that time
the sHpsor quality Of his stock OF Confectionery etc., and the
strict attention he has given to his business have justified the
suboned to the former patrons Of the esab
lishment, which Mr. Beard then publicly him. He will
continue heretofore have constantly hand and Of the
best quality Cakes Of kind, Pastry Sugar Plus.
Candies, Caveseet Jelly, Banc Mango Ice Cream Charlotte
de Russo Nougat and other Pyramids Also assorted Pre-
French Cordials syrsps Crysalssd Fruits, Fancy
Bonbons Jees of all and other article in the Con-
fectionery line. y
Orders for PARTIES and particularly Weddings attended TO
and promptly supplied. r. A. HOWARD.
Having soLDMY CONFECTIONERY ESTABLISHMENT
to Mr.. R. A. HOWARD would respectfully solicit the
patronage Of my customers and friends In
cessor. mil Sml .fsz44, GEO. BEARD. 4,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-02

HAVE ARRlV ED ...HAVE ARRIVED!
THEEURoPEAN BRoTHERs HUTCHINSON,
TIE celebrated Acroba and Classical Gymnasc Artists.
There WONDERS OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY
will the honor 10 give series Of their original
VERBALLY admired Drawing Room due notice Of
which will be fully announced.
The fame these renowned artists have achieved
travels rough the civilized world spoken 81 The
press In terms Of the highest eommendaon they
have appeared. dt-H IN, ssfs'5t 9sss75a
Their De. 70 AEerics At Button's The.te
they performed brilliant ent Of ffty Conscnvc
Nights. with applause from dsnsely crowded audi
L. z :
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HAVANA CIGARS.

GREAT BARGAINs-GK BARGAINS,
FORTY PER CENT DEDUCTION.
G. Dupuy,
No. 81 ROYAL STREET between Cnstomhouse and Bienyie
streets, New Orleans
'' is% ss Gasse Portraits
His superior splendid offered forty per
last year. and twenty cent below the lowest mar
B@Eyery artIel and the chec. Looking
ton owing the discount allowed and the decline in glasses
ss sshSsd s's es
large !si,I T sfis s1G; f'sgs GLASSES &C.
to close consignment ess
E hoSHssAHE
led Students will be admitted at any period during the Aca
to Ss s ss ys s
Spanish, Germsn and all English branches.
University OE LOUISIANA FRENCH
sENT I've Il n Terms
9s
respectfully requested TO apply the University Buildings
ii @ ard LOUIS pupAu
DIRECT TftADc........ & co.
examination be due from the books of Baylor
Co., and all claims which established by due Of
Law, will be promptly paid, with interest," IN full
TRADE and tbs correspondents of Baylor Co. throughout
the Cotton Districts that during the coming business season.
advances will be made usual in New Orleans Cotton FOR
tees for the balances duecn each shipment
Orders for Cotton Bagging will be filed by direct
from Calcutta into the Fort Of New Orleans
sccount sales will every instance made LONDON
by Public Accountant and hose interested. To
delay, PLANTERS who have shipped gill send forward the
and weghs Cotton and such other
will facilitate the matter. 49, g4. I
All LETTERS private we'll business, relating the
fairs Of BAYLOR Co. and direct trade will be sdcresesd h
Notice OF Dissolution.
Notice hereby given that at the termination Of the copart
nershp existing, according to written articles Of
dissolved and the unfinished business PLACED in
'9 Ssnesssssr. March. 1859. : s ifaw
RISSOlUTlON y THE FIRM OF OSBORNE Will
drsvsi II Join j osBoREE and q. 3. CARRADINE,
alone authorized 70 the name Of the nrm in the
The business vii be carried on by JOHN OSBORNE and
GEORGE r. CARRADINE, under the hrm name Of Os-
Ne New oriesns. January n. 1852 iaas Inn
BEEFaoo sss Prime ~ y ff Kns II ,s|s Z
yslan .la e Poydrss street
SHERRY-a quarter casks Das dsrdSS e. scs ale y
Jas corner Gray1er and New Lsvss ns
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QEEF-2UO bb,s. Prime and Mess. For Gals y
ID q is'f =, & - 8. ii. KENNEDY = CO.. s
i.ll "a Pnvdraa rfreef
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-02

s ~. CREsekNT CGrY BANK,
9sse New Oreans, January 2, 1859.
a. AM0tice y hereby given that . me citing u
the viii be held " the Office of Walter
Notary Public on The 18Th February next the purpose
Two mon q dollars required by 9th Article Of the
Charter and Section Of the Act Of 1855 known Free
bankipg LAW as resolution Of the Board
instant 10y -
js23 I'm ~ 3.5. IN JOS RAu Cashier
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D1RECT REORGANIZATION & c,

: N0ytC6 O1 D1Eb0IWGl0Ms
Notice 10 hereby given that at the termination Of the copa
nership existing according to written articles Of
nen between the members of the ii of Baylor Co thu
will be dissolved and the unfinished business placed
liquidation. CO. RAYLOK.
f Manchester. March. 1859. A8 tf&W
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AMUSElGENTS.


SpLACGOE's vARlETIEs-oRAvIRRs STREE.
Stage Masagw. JOHN sERION.
WARREN.
sIMrH WEEK or THE STAR COMPANY.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb ,. lSs
conmepess With the comedy Of THE HEIR AT LAW-Lord
ss l ri JSh1 p.sS Rs
Briggs; steadiass Mr. Punke Lady Duberly, Mrs Gef
ton Cfcsly Hemespqp Miss s1,A1 Dsnn Cszoliss Ms Mark
Jsckson .Conclndes with the farce Of FAMILY JARS
Dslph, George Holsnd; Porcelain. Mr. AerriE DigRoy Mr.
Seymour Emily Mis- Lonadae; Lddy, Mrs John Seton 8
.e SIRE PRICES OF ADMISSION: n. aj
First and Second Tiers and Pasqnstte rs cents
Boxes (Third Tier for colored persons ony).....se0
fnvAie Hoxes 90
a.The Box Once open securing Dress Circle Parqussts
Chain and Private Boxes, from to o'clock daily.
- Doors open at hafpast oclock-Peformsnce TO
mence att. 49, fe2
ST. CHARLES THEATkR-sT. CHARLES ST.
Lessee and Manager nEBAR
PRICES OF ADMIssIoN-Dress Circle and Parquette, rs
Second Tier So Gallery % Pveie Boxes
IS each; Private Quadrosn Boxes. IS each
Second night Of GABRIEL .nd FRANCOIS RAvE1 and the
celebrated Rnsslsn Danstuse, YRCA MATTHIAS, MA
RIEfTA zANFRETTA, whose tngngementis limited,
\ WEDNESDAY EVENING. Feb. T. 1859
The lsughsbIe pantomime Of MONS. DECHALUMEAU-M
n Gabriel e. kfys ;. spqaS s2so
Matthias EvoLUTIoNs ON THE TIGHT HOPE. I
Doors open At e Overture at TX o'clock precisely. Boz
fe2 E a.. CHESI1EY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-02

~ Permanent Evening Glasses. conducted by Professor
iii nsr monb Me9ssns csaks and onx Who
wish to acquire thorough knowledge Of the French language
respectfully apply the University Buildings
corner Of BRronne ard Conmon streets, to ~ 2
dl 3m PROFESSOR LOUIS DUFAU.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-02
HAVE ARRIVED T.. HAVE ARRIVED

Aa- lecture Will BE- delivered at Odd FeowD Ham, Q,
TUESDAY EVENING at IL o'clock. subjecr, "Chldfsl
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every THURSDAY EVENING II room N; L odd Fellows'
tom Gil Geo: Weiehtman, Re- secyi L. n Jahan sec'y;
O. E. Wilcox, Treasurer. jyl96 On
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ZOE; q: 9: FONVLER's SPECIAL LECTURE

aarThrrseay Evening at7x O'Clock Lecurs ii Odd Eel
lows Hall sdb3cct-'. nstrmcny." fe2 II !
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-10

History teaches u that such corruption as now
exists in this country has always been. in Other
times and other climes. the prelude to the over
throw Of Governments and the extinction OF ma.
tionalitics. Happily, however. we have a remedy
among us in the potential voice of the people.
Let the people only say the word and the whole
tribe Of depredators and spoilsmen may be driven
from Washington with irrelcemahle disgrace and
ignominy The paint beyond which patience
ceases to be a virtue has been reached. Lot the
guilty yulturss of the Federal Treasury prepare
to roise their wings for an infamous escape from
popular Indignation.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-10
LYNCHBURG AGENCY
NEW .ORIA LIFE .NsCKtNCE COMPANY.

=
T a meeting OF thu LOCAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS for
n the NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, III.
'Ni"i IN the city OF Richmond he'd On EsDAi, En-
1T Any tst tJy III" folio" unanimously adopted:
hsNr' ned The aud xib the Youk
l>suhAN' COMPANY for the ending the LIST January,
nd Icing satisfied with is prosperous condition.
Il ii tho
h, existence tor Cap has
II .Y POI 80 and
Is ndt aud Mortgages On Real Estate
Nrthink it u most = otabr and safe mode Of investing
The profits to tn" benefit Of tn, insured and
have not less than THIRTY PER CENT. FER AN.
~ on the PREMIUM PAID BESIDES these
security that One Hundred Thousand Dollars shall be dls-
ltrI wihthr STATE CoMfrhoLLEh to meet any lawful do
mHule which the t"mpan. may tail to pay
tie a,iciton 10 the nature objects and adv antages of
LIN asst RANCE, as set forth by this Institution
II hc by the above statement, this Company
1lirSl,iGg condition.
information III regard to the subject l. FL
IAAI Ia nee, wonld do well TO call the
COMPANY, VIII" will give them information
w desired" or Tor reference apply to either member OF The Lo
PRESIDENT:
GFoNGE wy THE MuSFokp, Secreary Of Commonwealth Of
CTORS
Tros II ELLIS. president Jane, River Kaaaw ha Coz
Iuu- l. AUGUST Attorney ut Law
ions BAGRf, tfarmcr King Queen Na)
R,.y II Road. tPastor tnied Presn thurch)
Riv JAS TAYLOR, Correspond rs Sccy Sou.n Bsi
Convention
We p,lNr. Kent Paine 4 Co, Merchanis3
III X. ELLtsDS. (Snerffj
UtiAs " rukCfLt. (Bankcr)
WM NJ SUTTON do
JAMES rHoMes Jr. Tobacco Manufacturer
KuutE A PKYoi editor OF the States Washington, e
MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
l.. II. GIiMtH NJ u ANn TuohAs l. " ALhFR, NJ. ID.
Z W. BUTTON, Local Agent.
I l. wpRTIAM. GEM Ag't & Attorney for Va.
l.. w. TRO1TEE General Agent.
OlFlCE 10 MAN STWtt 7. RICHMOND, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-10

ttc "a MutkH l. cUuntrIitit, . the
o pEIIA kuuw b. tt alter mark. III " Nok
AMI l.st'' ms M Transparent itttct- The
DC" at dlt"'ils ttound each poi ~ hpN sold the
uirnfS, No ~ " Lane, York, l,ruu
slrfs. at Zoe tjc., /, d s. per box n pot.