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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-27
NE w 4. 90 d.!
JOHN II. DAVIS q Co.

1.HNtuBlk G, Virginia..
RE offering for inspection large stock ut SlH1Nn
II AND SUMMER DNY GOODS Among which will DO
found all the styles Of LADIES DRESS GOODS con
part rich silks double 'krts and double Jupcs
Robes renadinc .ragr OEandy aud Jaconet double Skirts
and nonnccd Robe Grcnadn" Uerngc Ogandy Jaeoneit
and Law great variety, with full line OF Nantes Shawls
Embrodcrcs Gloves NILS Hosiery. llandkcrehiefr, 40
Their stock Of Cloths a. ssinercs Nesngs aud Mems Sum-
Goods IL large with full line o MI Kinds Of Servants
Gods,
They solicit call om all In want oi onse Furnishing,
where they will find nii stock II Nnyo Brussrs Ply,
Ingram and venan Carp ting, Rugs. Mating Floor on
Cloths. Curtain Materials, Table Linen, Sheciing SC
We ask an examination 81 The stock april ~ d&cts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-27
HEAVY AND FANCY HARDWARE.
SPRING l. SUMMER AnRlVAi..

HEAVY AND FANCY HARDWARE.
SPRING 4 SUMMER ARRIVAL.
4 I II ID, y 90.
AN now Receiving my purchases made last NORTH adapted
10 the rrrai comprising large and beautiful
stock HARDWARE every variety. b, h foreign and
oon site n'"Hnncturc embracing IN lal'--
Gsrn-.. S.rn,u and - H. = BtRdts Pnd uoOkst
Issi,inu, s.,ubbinu, Wedding, s.m,drm, Flower
s.rmin rndir. snn The. ,ssny mud s.nrd.n l.mLr.,
Shnim-. AM'iis, Vices, bellows, lies, s"sps,
Ar., Ac.,
Rope u nd toramgc,
Fine 1Vor, and other able Cut cry;
P"ckrt kni,c-, superior stock worth from g. to
10 llctC.
shears, SCISSORS mud Points, from the hes, manaa"
silver -poon- aud Forks, made Of coin.
silver rintrh Goods In great variety.
Wjn0ow all AIDES, beautiful stock
= IOor ait { loIIss, tram /. Ia u ards WIDE
Wood Ware. TABS, - uchrs-, ahWr8s, Ar., At.
Patent fcr s'rcnm GrCry'r. and WINTER aoOlrrst
H"tidina Hardware IN great variety;
French Nini"w Gins. "md PuU,t
Calf skins. a ii shoe makers Findings at all kind.
lEoa ~kiu.. saddle Trees. Pinsrs mad Steel Hits,
Plated aud strci stirrap-. F,iiing-. &r.t
I.cnihr nclii"x. dunn and Hemp s'nrLi"st
Iron Axtes .p' tugs md Snrringr TrimsninUst
Cns pruirr's. Inn"cr's md Ssnit y IOol-i
tirc0in "a M WUd Gross Ia Auw-t
Revolving and scit-s eriiua Pi~i"i-,
F.sh,Ux Inchic, Twisted aud pi"itcd s.inrs, 90
+ NJ SIMPSON,
april i dis AT the old stand Of simpson & Broher.
SPnlN. -ALEs:.Wc"rrn NO" receiving o"
- SPRING AND SUMMER stock Of
Hi";ri Ware,
Isou-c- EkccpImg Articles,
Farming Implements,
linrtirn bns plements,
CurpcnIrr's IOOis,
Coopcr's Tools,
Cnrringr nnicriais,
Rides.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-27
NEW LIVERY STABLE

wv L1V ERH ST ID l. Il.
TAKE this opportunity o informing flends aud patrons
that have aud always Intend TO keep IN hand. hne and
general assortment of YOU'VE WORK HORSES, which
offer for sale reasonable
! also keep a good stock Of HORSES, BtGH1ES AND
HACKS for hire which he had a notire Gall
at WILLIAMS brek Stable, opposite the Post ONCE
.ynchburg. Va.
apIIl T. WIIIIAMN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-27

A1Ew CONCKRN.-We have associNfed ear.
~ selves together under the style Of LANFORD AN:
DERSON purpose Of carrying the Lnmb Coal and
Wood Business the old yard Of Anderson Ianord Co.,
w. H. LANFOED,
april div. w. ANDERSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-27

MCKINNEY &c Co.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Grocers and General Commission Merchants,
Bank Square, Main Street, LINCHBURG, Va.
WE receipt Of our Spring stock Of Groceries,
Iron Steel Staple Dry Goods &c, consisting Of
Cuba ORLEANS AMI Coffee Sugars, various grades
Loaf Crushed, aranuated and Powdered sugar;
Iagulra, Rio Java, Mocha and Santos Coffee;
sperm, W az. A damantine and Talow Candles;
Brown AMI Fancy Soaps, various brands
Teas Golden Chop Imperial Plantation Delicious Oolong &c
Spices every Mind Sole Leather good and damaged
Cider Vinegar Liverpool and Ground Alum Salt Cotton
Yarns all Nos; Virginia and Western cured Bacon No
Halifax Herringn whole half barrels; No and Mack
erel, In kits No Peruvian GuanO Old Dominion Nails
Horse Mule Shoes American, Hammered Rolled and
English sehusd Band Hoop aud Sheet Iron Norway
Nail Rods Cast Shear and Bistered Steel Wagon Boxes
all sixes-ogrther with general assortment u Staple Dry
Goods such No. and Oznaburgs Bleached and Brown
Shrngs and Sheengs BLrla Plantation Linen
Striped Oznaburgs Prints Gngems &c &C. 10 which they
fully ask an examination their friends and the
Particular attention paid ronsguments Of all kinds
of Country Proiuce april 20 dta-hep' copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-27

STRAW G:OODH.-1s IL Though that my VA.
~ riey Of STRAW HATS for men, boys and children Is un
usually pretty Please call p. SEABURY.
aprii 5dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-27

Fancy Ha.kei.,
oil Cloth, AC., 40.
Comprising lirgcs and best OF
tered u the punlic Our CUTLERY Is OUR OWN IMPOR.
TATlDN ard viii compare, both for variety aud rnapnrss,
with stock In the State. We invite NIL house keepers,
charles oihtrH give call guaranteeing satisfaction
in Nil eases lmrrch S dts tDIIlul NJ a WILLS.
ID EHoV NE.-'rhc undersigned beg leave to
y inform hair friends and The public IN general that they
have showed this day their WINE AND LIQUOR btSl
MSS heretofore kept Main Street "pr"'" III" Norse
II their lncnlv MIIN STREET, opposite The
UarSik Hnnse and door To H. & Nieths bookstore
Ash VA hrru oar principle from III" bcging, I" keep
oH, he hs Liquors stil determined 10 offer nothing
fpr sale but what arc con, uc"d Of to- be- pure.
april HITS dpNTlilEh 4 PIATIER
4 tAb1 nd iOoh ~ the most Sas led assortment
N-d rich double SKIRT and robe ALIAS sting IT 1Is
sros Bag JErunrt Muslin aud Organizes well worthy Ito
attention at customers.
srrh dt> JOHN ABRAHAMS
S,IlsETs. HOSIERY, Ar.-Shirts, Drawers,
~ C,lars. Gloves, Hosiery. Hauikcrch,fs Stacks, Neck
T,s, &c. a. OF the latest sping style just rec"ivcdby
m1rfh 26 dts WM. J.. PAGE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-27

AZ II TlES. -Fnncy Neck ri,s Cor tee
~ Spring. Net Lace Tubular. 'ton. YAH, Be-. &C. Ooi'
ar. Gloves. Hosiery. &c. jnst received by A.
march 26-dia WM h. PA0k
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-27

DUIgOgNas LOTS AND FARM FOR - LIE.
For sale privately % BUILDING LOTS situated lhlf
mile of the city and adjoining tho lands Of Henry
Davis These lots convenient to the business
part Of the city Of them beautifully situated
Also for sale THE FARM AND RE ,IDENCE Of the laie
Christ Winec, containing 32 Acres more than half
which Timber II desired, VIII be divided 10 suit
purchasers. {. V. WlSFREE,
april ID d3taws Executor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-27
$4,000 IN CLOTlllNG

M si"h Ton spring sales full and most attractive,
" embracing the most FASHlONAHi y GOODS IL 10 found
In hs country iaeign markets, all "t which have been
mannilrihe hy "ua.lvrs IN that tasty aud desirable manner
iot Witch ott hHidng has -o long been celebrated
~ Look At otn ADvANTAaEs-they speak for Them
s,ses;
We manufacture for own houses exclusively nearly
hall million u Il liars annually.
W" pay IN SECOND. ar manufacturers profit,
huy goods Nv tho package from their
agents, ou the nest terms.
Mr'av" In mony years rspe ionce In This lin" Of
business, IA lbs cay,
W. ha'" ahci to please In our styles workmanship and
In our prir"s
THE REall.Ti
We more largely engaged In the m,rufctnre aud sac
Of clothing than any oth,i house In the State
when Npn va. our riy. call NJ
lO2 Main Street, Richmond, Va,
Where YOU viii. Ar ALL TIMES, hnd ,ha
LAEGISI STOCK
LATEST STYLESif
nESr BAEG AINSiii
nmi 2tCs. KEEN. BALDWIN y WILLIAMS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-27

II EGALuA.-ODD FEELOWa' RRGALIA
II and snowy syes Brethren respectful
ly invited to supply themselves for approaching
fstr a. Gail soon before they are all gone
mareh % dtsif WIN. L. PAGE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-27

SyMbUENO GUANO.-1oJ tons NJ PuOas
- FLA Il GlANo. Just from Sombrero Island wea In
dies the ''hsi dcpoe ol Phosphate 1T Lime known To tho
we eoha ming between ~ and ~ rent of Boas IAos
iadie 81 iTt aud 10 which invr tho attention Of
friends AMI the public general, VIII" deal In fertilizers
W"nrc s9J AohNrs for the sale OF this tiuano here and
Ilaec.
Pamphlets containing It's sna,s. furnished appl
Gallon ~ hN mail McCURkl.E \ co. Sole Agents,
april 1'dN'ts. Man street l., nrtbnrt, Va.
SWEEI pObATOE Pu a NTu Ma 100
- hushrl. SWEET POTAroE PLANIl NGs, best Kind
Just received consignment and viii hr sold low close
quickly. Iarrii dts LIE, ROOKIE 4 co.
SPlENDln ChaIlt, BnVcpc, priutcd Lava
~ aud Muslin RobtS lust received aud fr sale chcp for
ca4h, by lap,li 7 dia JNO. J. puRVIS. Agent.
4 GENERAL assortment 81 and chrnp
~ fngish French, German amt American DRY GOODS
Just received by laprll 7dts JSO J. rtRNlS. Agent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-27

WANTED TO He RE-An active, imsclikgcoe
w and honest SERVANT to wait In a store. lberal
hire given for the right sort Of boy Ehuis Of nn
apru w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-27
Sc WING M O I n D
onNrs' GOODS FOR ePRISo. 1859.

0GNTB 0OODb TON u x14zs0s - n.
NENTLEMEN respectfully invited y eal - szasl1
U the latest atyles OF FANCY CASHMERE: ynSz1ka1
CLOTHS AND FURNISHING Goods An va1e
really rood Goods styles and ade - 70 49, -
urs suited. Also. the very best Black Ooe pse
Etc LnsnA low price Cassinsrss for eoZs nsesy -
and Trimmings, &C., &c. ~ II 1AOA
auril l0-diles rfb ats &,5fgsi p 49,. " 2 ..-.-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-27

WALL AND CEu1uNGS FAFEkS, BOh-
w DERS AND WINDOW SHADES-In store and
receiving direct from tho oil the latest and most
fashionable styles of Wall and Ceiling Papers Borders Cen
Window Shades Of all grades and prices Those In
III hnd their interest to call and examine the
stock They will find the Papers to please AMI prices less
than ever before known in Lynchburg.
H G. VICTOR.
Ihave also made with prompt competent
workmen and will do all kinds Of PAPER HANGING In
roun,rv soIicit d. march l4-dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-27

NOR RENT-We eNet fer the property
II knnwn as the AMERICAN HOTEL, the lower end Of
Main Street Possession givcb Immediately For erms APP
pyto j. h. SAmL. TrREE,
feb l6 d]tawts Trustees
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-01-15

CyA gentleman who had very blunder-
ing servant, put down everything in writing
he wished him to do. Going to the country
ono day, the master fell in:o ditch. lie
called the lad, who, instead of Fastening to
his assistance, exclaimed: "Stop; let ne
see if it is down in my memorandum book"
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-01-15

Cy"Pa, what is the interest Of kiss -
asked a sweet sixteen Of her sire. "Wel.
really. don't know. Why do you ask"
.Bccause George borrowed kiss from me
last night, and said he would pay it back
with Interest Gtlcr IRE rere married."
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-01-15
: SCENE Is,A POLICE OFFICE.

4
The prisoner in this case, whose name was
Dickey Swivel, alias ssStove Pipe Pete" was
placed at the bar, and questioned by the
Judge to the following effect: Il Y
Judge Bring the prisoner into court
Pete-Here / am, bound to blaze, as the
spirits Of turpeutine said, wheng he way oil
afre., Il / I'll -
We viii take a little Ere out ofyou. How
do you live?
i amt particular, as the oyster said,
when they asked him if he'd be roasted or
fried. - ..-'.
We don't want to hear what the oyster
said, or the spirits Of turpentine, either
What do you follow? -.
ANYTHING that comes in my way, ~ the
locomotive said when he ran over little
niger.
Don't care anything about the locomotive.
What is your business? Z.
That's various, as the cat said when she
stole the chicken of the table.
If hear any more absurd comparisons, l
will give you twelve months.
lam done, as the beefsteak said to the
cook. 81 s.rf.....E
Now sir, your pun;shment shall depend
unon tl,e short.sss and correctness Of your
nns-~.. suppose you live by going around
the docks.
No, sir, l can't 60 around docks without a
boat, and l amt got none.
Answer me correctly, SIR, how do you get
your bread?
Sometimes at the bakers, and, sometimes
eat Eaters.
No more of your stupid nonsense. How
do you support yourself?
Sometimes on my legs, and sometimes on
cheer, (chair.)
How do you keep yourself alive?
By breathing, sir.
| order you to answer this question cor
rectly, How do you do?
Pretty well, l thank you, Judge. How do
you do?
] shall have to commit you.
Well, you've committed yourself first, that
is some consolation.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-01-15

CY7De Tocqueville, the celebrated French
writer who wrote political work upon the
United States, was at last accounts lying
dangerously sick at Cannes, a watering place
IN France.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-01-15

cy"Well Mr.. Snow, want to Ak you
one question"
sPropel, den, niger
why is gros- shop like a counterfeit
dolar?'
'Wel, Gibs dat right up
'kaze YOU can't pass it,
yah, yah, yah! Nigga can talk so much
'bout your eounft dollas, jis succeed to
deform me why a COUNT dolla is like an
apple pieI'
ooh, drops dc subjes, and doesn't know
muffin bout it,
''kazc it isn't currant.'
ooh, what nigga! Why am your head
like bag o. dollas:'
'G'way from newly am it?'
'kasc dar is no sense (cents) in it,
well, why am your head like a load Oh
new made hay?'
Stubs it Il p-why am it,
chase IT'S full Oh crickets-yah, YAH
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-01-15

CO" Smother, have got any children -
asked an urchin Of eight summers. Why,
no. What put that in your head, boy!'
ssBecause l read in the Bible toe day at
school about the children's children. -
"uerc, Biddy, this child is fcverish, wash
him in ice water, and put him to bed"
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-01-15
SPEAK OUT !

SPEAK OUT!
Don't practice prcvarication or circum-
locution, young friends! 1t may be true
of language, as judged by the dictionary,
and as charged upon it by a famous saitrical
writer, that it was seemingly invented to hide
thought instead of expressing it. 10 this
purpose the offs" and Sands" the ''per-
hapses," etc., are very frequently put. But
we warn you, the more earnestly, against
their prsvaricating use, if you are DESTROYS
of maintaining your self-respect and person
al integrity
No, no. Never prevaricate! If question
is asked you, answer promptly and squarely,
or decline answering altogether. And the
latter course it is your privilege to take, if
an improper question is put to you, from
idle curiosity, or some worse motive.
There is nothing more attractive in young
people, than frankness of bearing-frank
ness Of look as we'll as of speech-an open
countenance and a truthful tongue-an eye
that never winks or squints beneath the
burden of a falsehood-a lip that refuses to
let lie pass over it.
There are no words in the English Ian
guage more valuable than the little mono
syllnbles, eyes" and "no." There il no
prevaricstion in them when properly uttered.
But when they IRE drawled out into eyes"
and "no-o-o," then they become words
of prevaricaton. Out with them, in a clear
ring Of a voice, when You speak them! -
Only so will you do justice to your native
sense Of propriety. Only SO can you be
truly happy!
There is nothing so safe, in the long run,
and surely nothing more beautiful, than
truth-truth frankly spoken. Speak out d!
sp0ak out!
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-01-15

When Lord Erskine was Chancellor
being asked by the Secretary of the Trcasu-
~ whether he would attend the grand
ministerial fish dinner at the end Of the
session, he answered, "To be sure will
What would your fish dinner be without the
Great Seal.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-01-15
An ELOPE MENT.

The curious, in a certain street up town,
are at present exercised by piece of scan
DIAL involving the domestic relations of
downtown merchant. This merchant has
the reputation of being wealthy, and his
brown stone house furnished in elegant
style, has been the scene of many princclv
entertainments by night and through the
day, carriages "might be SEEM arriving
and departing at all hours. The philosophy
of the family inculcated the smallest degree
of self-denial, and a wagon load of empty
champagne bottles it is said, were taken away
weekly. ltappears that while the merchant
has been busy with his customers and nc
luaintanccs in other parts of the city his wife
has not: been idle at home. a flashy young
man was duly installed rs gallant-general
OF the establishment, and, it would seem,
performed his part in q manner so satisfac-
tory that the lady of the house fell in love
with him. At last, on Thursday or Friday
last, the merchant suddenly found his home
without a mistress, and discovered that his
wife had cloped with the young man in
qucstion.-N. Y. Ere. Post.
r.vMiss Molle and Miss Peggie are two
sisters. Miss Moiiie is the eldest. She is
not member of any church; but, like all
well-bred young ladies', says her prayers
before retiring. One night she carried with
her to her room pickle, and laid it upon
her bureau, thinking she would eat it after
hcr devotions. She kncls at the foot of
her bed for the purpose. Peggie entered
the room, and seeing her deeply absorbed,
thought to improve the opportunity by ap-
propriating the pickle to her own use. She
Mad bitten off piece, and in chewing it,
made noise, which her sister heard, who.
wishing to know the cause, looked up, and
beholding Peggie devouring the pickle,
hurricdly arose, exclaiming, go Lord!
grouse me a moment; Prggie is eating a2
my pickle"
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-01-15


the steamer T. L. McGILi..
20 HHDs SUGAR.
80 brls prime n o Sugar;
40 brlS Ciaritldc %
30 brls Crushed "
40 bris Pnlverized d
80 sCks Coffee;
40 brlS MolasSes'
80 hlf brls do;
so 10 gal kegs do;
30 brls n o Molasscs;
IS hlf
10 brls Golden Syrup;
10 hlf -
8 brls Lard OF;
! hrl> Lin>cei Url;
$50 kgs White Lead;
100 hris star whisky:
IS hlf brls "a
40 brls Rye and Burhrun;
IS Cks assorted Brandy;
6 hrls F. Rum:
Jamaica RunI
Holland Gin;
10 a. Tar:
10 ticrCc> Rice:
10 hNs Cream Tartar;
40 dcz BrooIns;
Chs
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-01-15

CO A couple of Yankee girls put bull
frog in tho hired mans bed to see if they
couldn't get him to talk. Daniel threw it
out Of the window and never said ord.
Soon after he put half a hashel of chestnut
hurs in the girls bed, and about the time
he thought they would make the least
shadow, Daniel went to tina door and rat
tied the door latch furiously. Out went
the candle and in went the girls; but they
didn't stick, though the burs did. Calling
to them, he begged them to be quiet, TO. he
only wanted to know if they'd seen any
sAbg Of that pcsky bull-frog. He'd civ
two dollars to find him.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-21
[CoMMuNIoArED
Mr.. G. Il. DeLOng.

Since the Douglas Convention was held at
the Oregon House, on the 10th inst, | have
conversed with many friends from different
parts of the county, and am highly gratified
at the reception given to the ticket. Mr. De
Long the cand date for Senator, is spoken of
in the highest terms. His claims upon the
support of the Douglas party are strongly
urged from every quarter. The contests
through which he has recently passed with
So much credit to hmself-with so much dis
credit to his opponents-are referred to rs
laying the foundation Of the political edifice
which Il Is expected he will erect for himself
in the coming election He came to Califor-
mia stranger, without friends, without
MEANS without name He can now num-
Der his friends by hundreds, and his manic is
familiar in every corner Of the State. No
person has ever charged him with dishon.
orable action. Through all the unmeasured
detraction and abuse which has been heaped
upon him, he has wended his way slowly.
yet surely. to the emnence upon which he
now stands. He is the candidate of the
Douglas party for State Senator; higher,
prouder position than will ever be attained
any of his villfers. Mr. De Long is a good
speaker, and we anticipate much good to the
cause from the effort he will put forth in
the county, and we believe the
people will do justice to Mr. De Long and
elect him triumphantly to the station for
which he has been nominated
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-21
IVMMU AILL
County Clerk and Treasurer.

The Douglas nominations for County Clerk
and Treasurer have fallen upon men in every
way qualified TO discharge the duties of their
respective offices. Both gentlemen were
nominated by acclamOton. Since they have
held their offices, there has been no com
plant or dissatisfaction exhibited on the part
of the citizens of Yuba county, for the man-
ner in which they have discharged their du-
ties; but on the contrary, they have received
plaudits of their fellow citizens for their cor
rectness and assidousness in business Their
experience in their respective offices, has
fully enabled them to become acquainted
with everything nppertaining to their de-
partments, which can only be obtained by
long practice. There is no charge which
can be brounght against them, detrimental
to their characters, that would bare scrutiny.
or could, in the least be substantiated. They
deserve, as they will no doubt receive. a
hearty support from their fellow citizens and
again be placed in offices which they have
so hOnorably filled. B.