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The DEGSADATIos OF puas-.-There
IS man now living in Cincinnati. a
Frenchman, who has experienced a ysrv
sad reverse offortune. ho was born
IN the midst of prinoely luxury, his
father holding high position in the
government OF Napoleon I. His hap
tlsm was conducted ailh almost ROYAL
ceremony. Prince Murat standing as
his godfather, and no less q persopage
than the Empress Josephine as his
godmother. In the change of govern
ment which followed, the child was ban.
lshed from France, end in this country
has lived life of extreme poverty.
lie is now hog-drives in the vicinity
OF brighton. He is dissapated in his
habits, and drunk most CT the time.
The French government allowed him a
small pension, but he spends that and
all his trifing earnings for whiskey.
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The tarabis property Of So. Louis is returned
by the assessors as 00.00O--an increase
since last year of over S5,000,O0O.
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sTARXWEATHER e. CO.,

N1t0rv Public and Translator, Land and Insurance
A,Snt Business transacted in French German, Sweed-
h. Danish and Norwegian Office at the Gravel Foun-
" corner 81 South and Exchange streets. 1y&l
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JOHN WILSON

VEIISHES to inform fhe public at large that he
w has settled up with every one of his creditors.
both East West, North and South-is now square
with the world and gives notice that all those who
are indebted to him will please call at his Clothing
Store, No. 80 Main street, nearly opposite f Rob-
lnson's Drug Store, snd settle up accounts due
him without delay and If any one has any just
demand Syainst him he will will settle up with them
promptly.
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NAILS, de-,
Those In want Of
HOUSE TRIMMINGS,
and Builders Hardware invited to call and examine
their stock.
BIaoksnlitEls viii always nd them we'll supplied with
Iron Of all kinds Horse Shoes, Horse Nails RAsps Wrought
a full assortment of
Bl0ckSnaitb's Tools,
among which may be found Bellows knvs, Vces sledges
Hammers, Stocks and Dies Rasps, Files, kppers, &c.
They will keep constantly on hand large stock Of
Cabinet Makers Tools and Trina Sal 9s :,
that pertain to their business.
Choice selections of English and American Tabs and
Pocket
CUTLERY.
Siver Plated German Silver and Aibatts Ware Of all
descriptions, together with almost endless variety OF
MISCELLANEOUS GOODS
Cistern and Chain Pumps with tubng well Wheels Cor
dsge Of ali kinds and in fact everything to the
hardware business comprising of the extensive
assortiueuts in the state.
The stock entirely new having been selected with the
greatest c2re from manufacturers and importers will
be sold for cash as low, lower than be bought
west.
Farmers, Mechanics, Builders,
And all others are respectfully requested to call and ex
anime Goods aud Prices watch will be fully and freely
exhibited.
z TR- y ri
or al descriptions Ok bows and yOkea rings and sta
PIES steel springs cultiVator teeth Nails little cheaper
than our neghbOrs wheel heads and iron bench
screws fes chss augers bellows grind stones
nous quantities of
TIN, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware,
Of our manufacture not surpassed by any tinker
this side of sundownI
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
CGs gsnpsaa Gsle0saya I

As "'e 0Ioest Paper sntae Stats 81 Hrs=sNss7 FrSas
ana O'ro"a'es FIFTEEN HUNDRED eepsts pa. ssssA
/o"rJyth' ofaohdcR arc IN Kenosae, oo;,asg seatSa
n'a6es1 desirable medium for Aaacs sss:~..
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-10-27

Dyvss Msaicires, Ois Paints, Pe,Jlnery, Fancy Ar-
ticst al kinds OF Patent Medicines, aud excellent
assortment sf every article kept IN Establishments Of
this character Corner Of Main and Wisconsin Streets
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q. G.. LANCE,

PhysioG0n aud Surgeon WI be found at HE Office In
srrEsestbers Drug store at his residence,
Chicago and Park streets, ct all times ready to at
end the calls Of the Public. 30
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WOOD & CARTER
(sUcoEasoRs TO YALE & TowsLRs)

RE receiving OF the largest and most cenpet
"a stocks of Goods in their line offered in the West
TAsir stock will embrace complete assortment Of
Agricultural and horticultural Znarle-
nGe9ttS,
ALI Of the beat make together with large Carpen-
ters Builders AAsoDs Mill Wrights' and Wagon Makers
II O . j. S
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ever brought TO this city. All those in want of
Trimmings will do well to call and examine our
extensive stock. We have every description,
which we are selling at low figures.
WOOD K CARTER.
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I'll. KNAPP, M. d..
[ToREERLY YORK;
Professor of Anatomy & Physiology
Gan be consuitsd a hi. u ,or,. ...I

RUNALs HOUSE,, KENOsMA,
EVERY MONTH, in regard all diseases which he treats
With unprecedented success Q system He cures
Chronic cases Of Diseases which have been pronounced
encrdtn by the Medical Faculty generally such as Ner
ous ara Neurag;a Ahections, Diseases OF wonsn, all
forrs OF ScIofzia Dyspepsia Constp.top skip Diseases
Cencerous And Iubureulous Affections including Pune
nary CONSUMPTION, Ihcnmasism, Paralysis Epilepsy,
Astana sail AAeHn, Remittent and intermittent YeFers
ne Diseases OF Children. Ali casea OF Bemina Ennis
soEe eheh earring thousands " The n ennuaiy
essts 81 the EA1 and Eye
kmenesr tts Doctor dora promise cure ell
time all ss00ss not Your ease mav he cnr,bIe tiSs
vea not @ssS-sO-dGs, not s-eyro.s hence the danger
ConsHlteria Free.
me Doctor vii be ct hs Rocus, Wednesday noon Oct
sS&, to Thursday Aoon Oct ALL 1vI3
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SANE - DDS
LIVER INViGORATORI

ID ' Lux DEIiiAEaLAIE4Se
It E compounded entirely from Gums has become an
established fact Stanard Medicine known and approved by
ali tbst have ueed it, and resorted to With sona
dcnsoi all the diseases for4 which it is recommended
il has cured thOusandsc within helSst two ears who
had up ell hopes of e. lief the numerous unso-
cited certificates in my posi- session show.
The dose be adapted the temperament of tbs
individual taking it. such qdanttjes "a to
act gently ON the Bowels Q
Let the dictates yourES Judgment guide Won in the
of the LIVER INVIGO- RAZOR aud 1t win cure III
yer Com plants Bilious At lacks, Dyspepsia, Chronic
DSrrhoea, Summer Com-I plants, Dysenery, Dropsy,
Sour stomach hRbtual Cos tveness Cholie, Cholera
Cholera Morbus cholera fantum FlSulenee Jana
disc, Female Weaknesses, may used successfully %
Ordinary Family Medi ~ cine 1t will Sick
acheas thousands YES tfy-n twenty rinutes If
or teapO0nfus tgkens at attack
III who il giyings- their testimony in it's favor
p Silk water in the with the
low both to- eher. rice Dollar per Bottle Also
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SPECIAL ENCOURAGEMENT.
FROM THE
Quaker City Publishing House !!
100000 CATALOGUES.
New, Enlarged and Rsesso9-No,o ReadS for Dis
tfthakt5s

Superior Inducements TO the Public.
nee and sars plan for obtaining GOLD ana SILVER
WATUHkS a,d s,hst salsNhe Priscs. Fall pArnoniars
Usso IN cssos iss, vhsh will be aen res 10 all upon
apple s,isn.
Van tht eis karts from Spe.nts 70 3so, susrSp.sts
- e PsfchsseS GleO t}in gins have been Distributed
" ny yAtsnt Sh,s "a. past sF montct-SieeVJ0 70 be
dit.ftbSiea Sgfi"f 'be nest "a months.
The iaiItReus Cs.yed to LEants are more liberal than
tho.e Of AEs other a. use 10 tae business.
HssGs seen - ths Flhiishus ard BaaAsenR business
SOr the i~st eE sears, experience easbies me TO
ths Gin EatsTPriss Sh the greatest satisfaction
TO ell
Eg-AEents wanted In every Town and County.
Tor ful particulars sd5fess DUANE RuLIS0N,
QnSker City Puhf.hne House
zE1T 81 RoEsh fRiE6 Street, FhilA., p
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,R. A. FARR.

=. rancs--He is AgentJo 0a.aoas Conpdntes o. ~
doubted credit and is prepared to issue P9fclea on h
nd P.ererty On fayorsbie terms see advertisements
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DIR. n. y. ARNDT,

Pdysician md Surge0n WouI9 r6spectjalEy announce
to Ills friends and thepubc generally that be has perma
nsnty himself Ia toe City OF Kcnosha. Having
pracssd his profession for the past seventeen years he
hopes by strict attention to business to inertia share Of
public patronage.
RsIDEscs street. two doors west Of the Court
House, share he may be found, At all times, ready to
attend professional calls
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LYMAN & BONE,

Boots Shoes Lest4sy, Findings, &C. Eusry pd,fety Of
every article pertaining TO their business may be bad of
them III She lowest prices. Custom work TO order
Lesher for sale. Hides bought, &C. Corner Of Mar
ket anuAra and Min street. See adYertssments
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House Trimmin rs

We have just received the largest and best select
ed assortment of
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:, G. MERRILL,

A oTnsy and Councillor at Lam, Solicitor N Caafcv,
and County Judge. WIZ attend to all iega business or
T. hi OtiCc-AAln street,
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ION II. JILSUN,

ErsvS and Ranag1tctUr'r Of Pale and An6sT LIt.'
A purs srtlcle warranted Brewery few rods east
As Gravel FOUNDRY at the foot Of Wisconsin ST. lJ4
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-10-27
II. A. BROWN,

hapinS, Hatv- cutting and Ssanspooilg Saloon 0ppo
ste the City HOTEL Main street. Old RSHors sharpeueo
md reunfred. ST.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-15

1t the residence of Philip Payne. Esq, in the
m illness of only few DAYS duration, Mr.. CuAs.
B. Buck, in the 5lst year of his age, Of catarrhal
fever, attended with sore throat.
To those who knew him WE'LL it is unnecessary
to say that Mr.. Buck gentleman Of pleasant
manners and estimale qualities Honorable III
bearing kind in sentiment, and just in his deal
ings with his fellow men, his moral character was
above reproach. So,iablc in disposition, with a
mind we'll stored with information upon almost
every interesting subject, he was an agreeable
and instructive companion.
He died among strangers, but his friends have
the consolation 10 know that he received every at
tention his situation required, and that every
effort was made for his relief that medical skill
could suggest.
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M ARRIED.

On Tuesday evening. March lst, hy the Very
Rev. McMahon. j. WIILETT SPALDING. Esq, Il
Virginia, and FRANCES CLARA, youngest daughter
Of the late W. W. Fetteiman, Esq, Of this city
PWsdaTg Past.
We publish to-day the marriage cf one Of our
best friends, J. W. Spaulling, Esq. of Richmond
We have feared ever since he went with Connie
dore Perry on the Japan Expedition that he was
'rcJmng rash and desperate. and sure enough he
has committed ulatrim N.Y. Well. there's no tell
ing what a man may come to- RaLeiM Register.
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Ayers Cathurtic pills.

nUE ~ ncs OF Chemistry and Medulns have been taxed
their utmost to produce this best most perfect purgative
thes. virtues wh'h surpass Ia excellence the
binary and that they win unprecsdentedly upon
the all They safe and pleasant to take,
the Vi al ,iis Of tho body remove 10 osstrustions
purity the blood and expe jbeasa They out
ulnors which breed and grow dstsmpsr, stmnate
part healthy with strength to tho whos system Not only
the day complaints Of every BODY but also
diseases that have hAed the lest
sk While thew produce powerful e6ecs they
Al Tho the safest aad best phyc
that be employed for children Being they
pleasant take and being purely table, are Tres nom
lief they Stimulated by Of such exalted POSI-
ton forbid The suspicion Of untruth Many
and physicians have lent their names y
certify the public the reliability OF remedies willis 9TH
Of their convicttou that
contribute Immensely to tho relte9 q my aiee'
ID. differing fellow men. s
Tho Agent below named pleased to furnish gratis ny
American Almanac containing directions Tor ther ne an1 -
tif their Of the following complaints
Cosiveness Bilious Complaints. 1hep0AAlsn, Dropsy,
He rbnrn Headache arising from foul stomach Nausea, In
Fauency Of Appetite ell usssess aEd Ca
hich require evasuant Ooicns 6crou
Ia Kings Evil They ALSO by pufyinG 0e hood and slim
ulang the system cure many complaints whaee would
and Nervous Irritably DersAsements Of the
Kdneys Gou and other kindred arisnG
of the body obstruciiona of ~ fanctions
D be put off by unprnciped deaes win some other
pill they make profit Ask for AYERS PILL. and
take nothing else No other they give compares With
this It's intrinsic value curative powen TheeH want
the best them. and they should haven
Prepared by DR.. ,. q: Ax18,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, LoWoA MssA
PRICE % CTS. PER BOX. FIVE BOXES FOR 81
III srAy. Ivnehburs; PliRCELL, LADD = Co, RioA.
mond n T. RItES, Pe,ersburgi M. A. SANTOS Ncrselt'
all Druggists. w sl-ess9s,y.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Business MExs' PRAYER MEErING.-There are
regular meetings for prayer, at the room Of the
Young Mems Christian Association, at IL . clock.
The public arc invited to attend.
nov 5--dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-15

The WHEAT CRor.--We continue To receive
more favorable reports of the growing wheat crop.
The late warm rains and spring-likc weather has
had the effect Of giving root to the weak plants
which we're thrown to the surface of the earth hy
the winter frosts, and must have persisted had
cold, dry weather ensued. A few weeks ag',
where the fields looked unpromsing. they now
generally bid fair to yield an abundant crop cs-
pecially wheat that has been drilled III. Should
the present propitlons season continue, We stall
not only have early wheat harvest, bui An
abundant one. - IFheeiinq Times.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-15

LyNcmBURG EXTENSION. The rails are laid on
the Lynchburg Extension OF the Orange and Al
exander Railroad to II point five miles out from
Charlottesville. The length oftrack thus laid down
and finished in oil respects is four miles. We
understand that it is done ina very superior man
ner of the best materials and with improved ciors
a locomotive is daily walking over it.
The work Of track laying is expected TO ccn
mence at the Lynchburg end of the road about the
first of May; and possibly the Tye River section,
which is in state of great forwardness, will con
stitute third point Of tracklaying operations.
The great importance Of speedily finishing this cx.
tension, aud reaping the large revenues it will
secure to the company justities the energetic et-
forts on foot to hasten the work rapidly as
possible Aierandrid SentiAul.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Arrival of Z ord Lyons.

New YORK, March l4.--Thc British Frigatc
Curacao arrived here to-day, with Lord Lyons on
board.
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SAD CAsrALrY.-We regret to learn that
youth, named George l.. Walker, son of widow
lady, residing in the State of Georgia, met with Il
sad accident on Saturday last, while on canning
excursion. in Albemarlc county. In c.mlnny
with two or three fellow pupils of Greenwood
Academy, young Walker started out to shoot II
few BIRDS having in his possession gun, the cock
of which was in bad order. After getting the
hill side he discovered a dove below HIM and
started down to shoot it. The bird few before he
got within gun-shot range, and he was seen to
raise his fowng piece, but afterwards to lower il.
and Immediately thereafter an explosion took
place. One of his companions. seeing his cap
blown into the air, FASTENED to him, and found
that the shot had cut his chin and nose, and,
tciing his forehead. had blown out his brains
killing him instantly. Yesterday afternoon the
corpse arrived in this city. attended by five Of the
pupils of the Academy on its way to Georgia
Rich. Dis
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CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

ARREST OF A RuSAwAY-Ned a slave belong
ing to Mr. Charles Norman, was taken up II
runaway Saturday night. and next morning sent
to Jail To await the orders Of his owner. This Is
the second time within the last few day, that Ned
as M, L. the eff ,rt cape from his MASTER
lie was taken from Jail few days since and sent
homs on his promising future amendment
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-15

BIsnoP EARLY.--The Rev John Early. ono f
the Bishops Of the Methodist Episcopal thnch,
SOUTH preached an able discourse in the Wash
ngton street NJ. +. Church on Sunday. Though
the fross of three-score and ten winters have
gathered ON the head Of this venerable servant Of
God he is yet in the enjoyment of intellectual
and bodily vigor that may be enved to its posses
sor.-- Petersburg Erpyess.
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MnrketS.

Markets.
NV York. March li.-flour buoyant, Ohio 80
- 10 81, Southern So q To Is. Wheat LUCY
amt Western Red 81 Is tn 30. Corn buosant,
Mixed 81, White 81 10 90 Stocks dull, aud gem
orally lower,
BALTIMORE. March II Flour firm. Howard
Stcc and Ohio 81 b. Wheat steady, White Il
ID t. | s.. Corn duh and two cents lower, Whi,c
-, yellow 50.
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ADVERTISING AGENCY.

MERCHANTS AND TRADESMEN
OF NCHBukG.
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST
AND LEC THE PEOPLE OF
THE GREAT SOUTHWEST KNOW
That yea cas s~ii shcan isni gains!
n AN AGENT FOR ALI the fAfI.RS On TIE LINE
OF Railroad from iynchburg Cha all them
large circulation anune the people c south western
nray- ADVERTISE AND GET RICH -Sfa
IN ANY OR Ali OF rHE FOLLOWING PAPERS!
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VIRGINIA A\D rE\\fsSEE NEWS ! n,,.,l
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BRoWN LUw >KSoNNIiI.E rrnn.' W no
NINDICATpR ion e.nrouFi 1enn
DEMOCRAT Gree . lille, Tennessee
STATE SENTINEL, Rogc>vie Tennessee,
ApyERTlsEV. Chattanooga.
RELIGIOUS INrELLIGENcER, Mor'i.town Tenn.
nAztEEf STAR Le,ias,o".vu
p T,R",S1aS As'nsaop,v.
stSTaNS,i , Lee-'y,v.
SAIEM REGISTER, Salem, Va
THE VISITOR. Marion Smythe Va
VIRGINIA PATRIOT Independence ttcSys"nte.va
V HhmprHH Wine. ) rmcH,'Ir Va
STAR AND HERALD. Chu.tianshnry va
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wYrnEVlLLETlMES. "
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ADVOCATE. Jrlrersonvtl'c, acknowledgements.
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THE "sOUTn WEST "rcari.burs, Gics rounty.va
REPUBLICAN. Mineiostcr Va
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Persons "sinp to in a" the above rsl"rS "lu
lind il u call TIA" office vt tbs
LS nChhurg tuginau srAiks. where contracts " t to
nude and advert S"mrnts tnhW Ahnii Vino az Az
in the vued States \ WAbiilll.
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Murder of Wealthy Planter in Georgia.
M"oS, Ga. March l4.Cp Joseph Bond, ono
OF the largest Cotton planters in the South, was
killed near Albany Georgia, by lmeius Brown.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-15

Get tn ut.yfS nd tht-i1 y, limit 'ti"n
All p"rso. ttvilE ne requested
pr, sent aNhr, all i ii u. ou,r ht loud
open Will make Pa mont Al nsRW tb" out
stan,inc l,ts must oct d. Ia IL"
sreti i'y settled up JAMES ~Il'llN,
u 7 g ii.II.G~
1ANrANN 3.st ia SIElHf y Z rI1l ES
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FREIGHT TRApE.--There were received AZ the
depot of the Va & Tenn r. r.. on Yesterday.
Is loaded cars. consisting If bushels ll@o Wheat:
PSI bbs. Flour; 1900 lbs. Lumber; $50 900 It's.
Miscellaneous. There were Is lon1cd ears sent
West the same day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-15

DISCHARGED FROM J,lL.-Tommy Ryan, tie lest
specimen of Il genuine lrishman anywher" t. he
found, after indulging in pretty tall i,"hc Tor
several days, was. a short time since, sent To tie
Turpin House in order that he might cool of -
On yesterday Tommy informed the Mayor that
he was ''al right" and would take it rs nm esi'e-
ca favor to be released from durance vile. Tie
prayer Of the petitioner granted.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-15

STEALING MEAr.-Peter, slave to Mr. Alex.
Licrat,. and Hugh slave to Mr.. Stephen T. Peters,
were arrested on Church street Saturday night,
having in their possession several pieces OF pork.
supposed T., b. 1t. len. Tie meat had the appear
an~c If ha,i ~ beea recently hncherc'l. but both
Of the gentlemen most interested. declared their
total ignorance Of the manner in which the unfor-
tunute pnrker came to his death. Peter says
lie got the meat from Hugh, and the latter person
cYrrnhoraied the statement but alleged that he
rccci, cd it from two darkies employed by Mr..
Charles Scott. on the Amherst side of the river.
Hugh further stated that the gentlemen who treat
ed him with such princcly hberality. were stran-
gers to him: he never before having been refreshed
bv the light of their benevolent countenanccs. His
lInnor,the Mayor didn, seem to place the most I'M
,licit reliance in TIE statements of either OF the
parties examined and gave them to understand
TINT they must tell straitcr stories in the future II
they desired to escape punishment. They were
ndjudged thirty lashes each.
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relief aud ruutort.
Asrou HorsF, INV YoRx CITY, March s, 1850
DR. AYEH, Lowell, i"-l Il duty and pleaasre 70 iu-
what your Cbprg Pictorial has lone for wife, She
had months lab, ting under the dangerous symptms
of from which aid could procure gave her
much She steadily failing, until DE- Strong. OF
this cly where have come for adyics recommended
trial OF medicine. We b,ss his kndn-ss do
skill for she ha. recovered that day She u not VET ~
strong size but Ia rec frm her cough aud calls
herself " ell. .uIs ith gratitude aud regard,
ORLANDO SHELBY, Of Shebyville.
Consu ptir,s dn despair I'll you have trird ArEIs Cher
Nv Pseora of the best medical chemists In
the world all bespeak the high merits
Of Its virlue,- PAiladftphia Lfdgr.
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fpll Vudrsigt'l III continue TIA" Grrt towhfsst1h
Busrosr The II known stand. lately occupied hN &,
~csrrr the the Mirt"t nlr" he Will keep
hand and well selected stock If 'iotE
LII IiQubRS VINES Nc all"f wllth he " II "n'f for
cal cx,hupr tor cnunty produce, /" puncua
short credit. lie coul quests hts friends
asI pulr 10 extend to him liberal patronage. as lac is
81 q III, II. satisfaction
w r HARVEY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-15

AFTER HorRs.-Lewis, slave to Mr.. +. d.
Christian was found out after hours Sunday night,
and next morning discharged.
Stephen slave belonging to the estate of
Francis b. Shackelord, and hired to Mr.. W. A.
Read, was taken up, after hours, same night, and
ordered 10 lashes.
Joe. slave to Mr. F. h. Deane, was found in
disrepntahlc locality, same night very drunk, and
behaving in disorlcry manncr-adjndgcd 10
lashcs.