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ADVERTISEMENTS.
CIRCULAR.

THE UNDERSIGNED, IN CONN ECTION
II with others, having spent much time and
money in the Western States anil Territories, for
the purpose of collecting an assortment Of Geolog-
i'al. Minerilogical and Botanical Specimens, and
indian Curiosities, ARE now prepared to fill orders
for Institutions and individuals DESTROYS Of becon-
ing the possessors OF of the most strange rare
odd and curious Natural Wonders Of " Mother
EARTH" that are to be fund in America We have
Collections from many caves consisting of Stalac-
titles, ctalagmites, Rock Formations and Crystal.
cations of various forms and col RS; also elegant
and beautiful specimens of the different classes OF
Lead, Copper AID Iron Or's. From mountains and
ridges have large md extensively varied col
lection of pctrifcd sen and other Shells, Volcanic
Rocks Of many different compositions, rocks con
tanning the exact forms, in cry,talikrl state. of
many animals and insects, belonging 10 both sea
and land, many oi which entirely extinct, md
have not as yet been classified hy geologsts FROM
valleys our collections Of petrifactiUns and otner
specimens are far too numerous TO mention in this
short motto. Suffice it to shy. We have over
SIX THOUSAND DIFFERENT KINDS Of most
singular ruriosites that we wish to dispose Of
and We have fixed the price low, there is no one
but 'Shu can purchase at least one specimen.
single specimens with the exception of few, s
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GROCERIES! GROCERIES,.

GROCERIES! GROCERIES,!
TINHE subscriber would announce TO tho citizens
L Of Burlington and vicinity and to the Public,
that he has rented the Store formerly occupied by
VIM. Huat,y, near the CORNER OF CHURCH
AND COLLEGE STREETS, where he in
tends to keep for sale all kinds Of
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS AND
VEGETABLES. OF THE FIRST CLASS,
CHEAP FOR CASH, end no Mistake.
Coll and sos.
CHAS. STORRS.
Burlington. April Is, 1859. dawcm
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EMPLOYMENT.

EWFLO1 MENT.
q Sn MONTH AND ALL EXPENSES
cOPAlD. An agent is wanted in every
town and county in tho United States to engage
IN respectable and easy business. by which the
above profits may be certainly realized. For fur.
thor particulars address DR.. j. HENRY VAR
NER, Corner Of Broadway and 9th Streets, New
YORK City, enclosing one postage stamp
wJOV3m
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-05-06

Ow ED TO DEWEY,
BY HIMSELF.
Liver there a man with soul so dead
Who never to himself hath said,
"Give me, 20 wet my daily bread,
A cup Of Dewsy's Coffee :"
All, whore in any country town,
IL there n chap of such renown
For doing SO exactly brown
Tho choicest kind OF Coffee
What though you call in urgent haste
Your pre,ious timo don't run to waste,
For while your buying-to your taste,
Ills Clsrk grinds out the Coffee.
Perhaps you're badly of for Soap,
Or lack good lights.-but mover NOPE;
All that is quito in Dewoy's scope,
Besides tho bost Of Coffee.
To please the dainty appetite.
He's lots Of Cheese-yet not n MrrE,~
(Ths joke is good, but really quito
Inferior to his Cofeo y
In other things he wouldn't Gag;
But. though he doesn't like TO brag,
lie WILL say he can take the rag
From any modern grocery-wag
FoR CoJTsE-by the pound or bag
Pure, rich, delicious Coffee
Newly roasted
And ground
sprtdu To Order.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-05-06
WOOD LOT For SALE.

EoRTY-oNE acres of Wood Lot at shclburnc
Il Falls, Vt, for sale. For terms enquire of
GEO. BLIS5.
Shelburnc, VT, April l5 w3m*
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-05-06

PATENT HER.PROOF
WINDOW BLINDS.
TIIosE intending to purchase Window Blind,
l. are hereby Informed that tho Undersigned
will manuficture KEtLY's PArEYr ''yAruER.
PROOF WINDOW LISns at the shop of .hass
Smith, south end Of Pioneer shop, wheI., he can
DO found during business hours. All enquiries o.
orders by Mail promptly attended to.
Those wishing To purchase Town. County OF
State Rights can trade with mo. J. II. GIBBS,
Burlington, April Is, 1850. w4lm3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-05-06

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO.. New
WORK Assets over 81 500. 900.
Burlington, VT. March 0. S. WIRES, Agent.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-05-06

(tITARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE Co.,
" Hartford. Conn. Capital and Assets. $500 900.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1859-05-06

VIyESTERN MASS INSURANCE CO., Pitts.
w field, Mass. Capital, $4,000
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19

MEssns. EDITORS Il am happy to say that the
Oral Sunday School which has been organized ut
ST. Pauls Church, is thriving, and promises to he
Il complete success. Should the school continue
to increase, the capacity of the room will scarcely
be equal to the numbers in attendance The pu-
pills develop unusual capacity for committing to
that are read to them: and it is earnestly hoped
that from these circumstances, and the abundant
promise which this instrumcntality holds out, it
will receive the encouragement of all persons who
feel interested in the improvement of the negro
race. Tho Annual Conference of the Virginia
District which held its session here some two
years since, declared that the vigorous prrsccu-
ton of Scriptural instruction to negroes, promo
ted the best interests of the church. the State, the
masters and the slaves. Most IF the other ccclc
siastcal bodies have recently taken the same
ton, from which auSur the most Gyorab" re-
suits. W.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19
Markets.

Few YORK Feb. lS.-Flour firm. Southern s.
90 to 6 Is. Wheat dull, Southern Red 81 30 10
-. White 81 Al to 20. Corn dull, yellow so to
SO cents.
BALTIMORE, Feb. lS.-Flour inactive; holders
firm, Wheat bouyant White ranging Mt 81 40
to -. Corn dull, White and Yellow 73 to -
cents
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19

Business MEMS PRAYER MrtriNG.--There are
regular meetings for PRAYER, Mt the room Of the
Young Mems Christian Association, AT l. o'clock
The public are invited to attend.
my h--ats
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19

THE New York NVs Some opinion be formed
! II the Of the Sewing Machine business the
fic' that company (WHEfLrH 4 WILSON
ufarurng machines at the of 5000 with
demand greatly In advance Of the supply The
other comp anies together manufacture prnba nearly
many more. WHEELER & wilson's sales room. No. sos
Broadway finished in elaborate artistic and costly
N an other in the country"
Sole Ascent in Lynchburg. WIN L. PAGE.
fab
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19

DISCOUNT CLERK.-Mr. Edward A. Langhornc,
has been appointed Discount Clerk at the Bank of
Virginia in this city, vice A. X, Woodroof, appoint
cd Paying Teller. Mr. l.. is young gentleman Of
intelligence and business tact, and will doubtless
give entire satisfaction in the position to which
he was been called.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Tho Rev. JAS b. TAYLOR, Of Richmond, will
preach in the Baptist Church in this city, on Sun
day morning and at night at the usual hour.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19

Premiums to Agents Getting Subscribers.
Those getting Club Of subscribers, at So each and
RENTING 10 will be outitrd gold pen and silver holder
womb - aud h stsciibcr will any
above aet'Cl he may select.
Those RENTING =! Tor 10 Subscribers will be entitled to
aulI pcucii with pen. worth 81
Th,sr getting club of IL subscribers and rcmtiing ego
be- entitled to silver wdc gold vest chain. worth
$40
Ihusp RENTING $40 for subscribers will be entitled
.i!y hunting Used watch. Yni! chain. wor SIS
Thn-c S6o for 30 subscribers will be entitled to
rulI chnin o n hunting caseh watch wor h so.
rrming s0 for 40 subscribers, will be entitled to
lady gui watch, worth $50
Thos renting $40 30 subscribers, will be entitled to
n gold watch. worth clJ
e. All communications should be addresscdto
NJ Is. DEAN, PUBLISHER,
dee oolawc s2aw dta rl3 sal 335 Broadway New York
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19
DIED.

OF pa mannry disease, Mt the University # Nir-
gina ~, the 18th inst. Mrs. Lrcr LA>po> DA-
Wis. wife of Prof j. S Davis, and eides, child OF
VIM. NJ Blackford. Esq, Of this city-aged 80
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19

A CANDIDATE. Judge Richard Parker. Of Win
chester, has yielded to the urgent solicitations of
large number of his fellow-citizens and become
a candidate for Judge of the Court of Appeals, to
supply the vacancy created by the death Of Judge
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19

TmANKs--Wc tender thanks to the Committee
of Arrangements. for an invitation to the banquet
to be given 10y the Sons of Temperance, at their
HALL, on the night of the ODD inst.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19

AN OLD OrFENpER.-Sarah Jane Seldom, n free
negro wench, and by the way. one OF the worst
of her very worthless class, was taken up Thurs
I.y n;sh. .rrr hours. and next morning ordered
fifteen lashes by the Mayor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19

FREIGHT TR,DE.-There were received at tie de-
pot of the Va. & Tenn. Railroad on Yesterday, 90
loaded cars, consisting Of 1872 bushels ii Wheat;
$4,000 lbs. Stock III bbls. Of Flonr; 10000 lbs.
Plaster; ll2, 900 lbs. Of Miscellaneous. There
were II loade,l ears sent West same day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19
a.,yr NO TaaE. AZ, Il

II. those indebted TO wi plrasr come forward and set
Il tie their the year has oloS aud ia no.
Of money and wish to new scti q" books Nrhercioe
ali accounts settled the old country
toners will please particular affection t. the HN" re
quest them they will please AMI
Yours Respectfully, j. MATTHIAS co
In H. Iac.iAA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19
European Advices

INV YoRX, Feb. lS.--Thc latest Liverpool
dates are to the 9th of February, Mt noon. Bread
stufs were quiet, and prices firm. London date
TO the 9Th, says the political dsquietude was in
crensinr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19

EM " -" """rf-'Sn'h n"''h re-
III formerly pi"l by { I iiClicd
Esq Irby & Saunders hcgs lrnye To inform hi
friends tina: he is still engaged in Ill" COMMISSION ai3 Fr~ard
Businrss aud keeps siHntiy hand selected
stock of STAPLE DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES which
he viii sell at pri thai will not fail t" please
His facilities for doing COMMISSION AND %TnHAGI l'rsi
unsurpassed having house upon tho Basin viii
we'll enclosed lot where onsienmcus of Lnmhr and T. Iron
VIII be entirely Secure.
i!ei sin Agent for Iivrst Ms celebrated Pnas aud
Plough Casi-es and will aw keep IN sentiment Also
t;uauo Cement and Ground PA ter.
t.I ills MM 7 ANDERSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19
CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

frriIc,riov having been made to us to receive
descriptions by the week tor the accommodation
persons who prefer to subscribe in this way.
re have concluded t, offer ANY facility that will
increase the circulation oil the Vir.nian especial
" during the campaign upon which we have en-
tered. We will therefore receive subscriptions at
our counter at la cents per week. payable i'll ad-
vance The paper will be delivered. if desired,
u. the residences Of the parties any where within
the city Limits.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19
IlL1siIis Ava 4 a. :

Itsis II Itis -. 4 N 4 a :
" ICAN X A ZOR s Just to
hand, fine assortment OF these
justly celebrated KAZOKS, war.
rani"d IN every respect, and II row
ell not to be good, or rot to give sat
another will be given IN exchange.
Al o. Wade a. butchers cclebrai
ed frame Back and Hollow Ground
RAIORS, warranted in like man
ncr.
GIL, hri-t's American POCKET
CUTLERY. Of beautiful style
and finish, and manufactured of Ra.
zpr Steel
4, l. iUYits
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19
BY TELEGRAPH.
Conversational.

WASHINGTON, Feb. ls.-SENArE.-An impor-
tant message was received from the President ask
ing authority to use tho Army and Navy to pro
tect the persons and property of Americans while
passing the Central American Transit Route.
House. OF RErREsENrArIvEs.-Theb bill nu h,r
izing the Secretary Of War to sell the Savannah
Barracks was passed.
The debate on the Army appropriation bill was
resumed in the Committee of the Whole.
The amendment to cut off tho clause withhold
ing pay under Lieut.. Gen. SCOTS Brevet title was
voted down.
The Committee agreed to curtail tho expcnd-
lures in tho Quarter Masters department four
hundred thousand dollars
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19
Dialogue on Board Steamer st. Nicholas

Col Friend u irr me intrsucc to YOU Mr. w II Frcar
Asen, ." t' Quaker .h> sowing Machine Non must bu,
D-Nc. t"i believe do Sewing Machine.
hut have always had great curiosity To see QUE In opera
HIS Machiur.
FCcrtau,y Sir viii afford inc much pleasure to graf
E your curiosity and have doubt, shall sell you Ma
chine before = part.
Adj the Cabin + begins To operate Males "a
pair OF Negro pants In Just ~ minutes
Co R-rherc u, You now what can be done hy the
Dh truly wonderful Ihni no idea that work could be
done SO rap,ds AVID With such ease II Mr. would only 70
Frhat unnecessary Sir m can losn your seans,res-
In couple {" hours nil that required cooperate the Machine
D-ii"w oncot my neehbo,s Ia. Machine that cost
eia and n.thrr his S,a,sress or shr
y can do an. t'"s with It, although they have had several
months
frhat Of The old complicated ones Sir. This ,ou
will find mn'i more simple Non have uny !" rlnr" two
dinar, spool" at Cotton III" spndcs In this
ulac the tension lay these ie at he ncclc In
thi. manner and your Machine Is IN working order,
p-W'p that crrtanl, simple enough. and of
having ." little machinery Is not liable t. Of order
FJnst 81 Sir Thor" Ia no clanc" nr them To get ont Of
order W." IN tact feel such confidence In ihrm thai
rant t" 10 run for and viii kcrP them in order fo
TINT time, itec nf charge
Col NV, u YOU whnt profit Tier" Is in hnvnr one
Of these Machn's tw"uld take S'an"trcss halt ia,
g. do what can h" done In twenty minutes N this Machine
Tour s'st's7 can Il" an Nonf work AMI earn ne 'ee "'
the Mnrhnr hcs,' IN months Iha,e purchased t""
Tor plantation use and on" tr my "'y io tine work. qi
ing embroidery
p--roonoi ,ou h,inr large Planter Yen can lord h.
bny one or even W." hut am nsma " aud Keep u" scan,
stress mhk" the female, Of each family do their
ing nj might and ratny weather
Col RIusi tt, the strength this scam You viii
no, ir although y'n nj nearly ali I" pieces New II" y"
not find thai work, by each tamil, say lips
all IN c""s t'ri"rrn Is half worn cut
81 Ts,,a, .c ,tr,ash II ne sam Yea that ia ac,
Coi"nc H"dr it snmrn Inns docd,, will take
certain aud learn house maid 10 usr She counn hns
spar" time enough onHk' 10" iwnN haps
q ne nair my i1Ebic fhrodd famby Scw MrrAets
Is Tor sale u, ~ Ny 81 H'nno>n,NA, at tie low prices
IV- MS wANrl.p to sell thee Ma nrc, The
apply As ab"No ". II. iHiAK,
jan -iid1rts Agent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19
4 Profitable ana Well Established
PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE

7 HAVE for sale, A NEWSPAPER AND JOB hEfltE, in
good and healthy location--hc paper having A LARGE
CIRCULATION AND FIRST RATE ADVERTISING
AND JOB PATRONAGE. Any suitable person with u small
capital has opportunity profitable insoSment
ac either all hall Of the establishment The business
office In = hourishng cond lion For further
inormaion address the office of the ~eisiaH T., nch
burg, Va. A. WAppllI.
ian II dim. Newspaper Advertising Agent.
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AYERS
II ,: :: =: -: e: ::::..
~ (SUdAR COATEp)
MADE

ARE MADE TO
CLEANSE the BLOOD and cUitll he SICK.
r".,""'...r'..:, ,: cad. .icis >, e,,e'-.
ron THE CURE o.
Headache, sick He"amche, Fga, s,omnst.
DR. J. q A,trS, have been rope aiedly cured Of tho
headache body can have by ao.S or two Of your
II they viii cure others M they do me- the fact Ia
worth knowing En- rnE%n sF OF
Billion. Disorders ana Liver Complaints.
ntr,nra.st ot :, rnf 80, .s' ,s.o@
SIN your ills in general and hospital prae
arc no bcs' cahnre wecmploy Their regulating action on
S rsmSd 2"'s @" organ Indeed
seldom bilious disease obstinate that Il did
not readily yield to '"'" fi %EoszS i nsi
! Dy-cntcry, IseInx, and Worms
POST ortwt lIsnrl.sp; Liy Co. Mlan Noy 49, sSs
have done ny wife good than can tell yo" She had
been sick and pnnr for noniha to be doctor
taking your which cured h., BY e1p'llns Large
s ai ss rasy d.
our neighb"s had bad and my we cured him with
s s asl %
entirely then Such medicine yours which
AZ" " and honest 70, 3 P asiSs Fin
From M :." l.:y s - &: css1e
Dn have used your Pills with extraordinary
sss 70 regulate the organs Of digestion and purify the
blood they Tho very best remedy have ever known and
Yours j. V. HINES.
WARSAW, wYoMIso Co, N. Y, Oct "a, 1855.
DEAR SIn II amusing Cathartc Pills In practice
find them excellent purgatve to cleanse the sysiom
-"' '''"' JOHN G. MEACHAM MD
Fry sipclns, scrofuin, KinS,s Evil, Tesscr Tu-
ners, and ea1a Rheum
From forpardiax Merchant Of s. LOUIS Feb I, 1880
Dr. AYERYour Pills the paragon Of all that great
upon that had proved ncuabe for
years mother had been long grievousy afflicted with
bloches rimpes skin and In her hair After
child cured she also tiled Pills and they have cured
her. ASA MOkdhlDiE,
Rhcumn sisns, Neuralgia and Geut.
From The Rer. Dy Haakss. Of the Mefhodit Ets Church
| PuLast HOUSE. SAVANNAH GA, Jan q, l-i6.
SIX has brought II did not report 10
cold my limbs and brought excrucatcg neuralEc
palms. which ended In chronic rheumatism Notwithstanding
II the disease and worse
until by your excellent agent In Baltimore, DR.
kenzic tried pills Their effects slow, bu
sure By pcrsevering In the of them, entirely
well. -
AYEn II have been antrely cured by pills of
Rheumatic painful disease that had afflicted for
years VINCENT SLIDELL.
Fer Drepsy, Plethora Or kindred Complains
requiring purge they excellent remedy.
FER CSstiveness Csm ~ fpatiou, md as "a Diu
ner Pill, they agreeable and efectual
Fits, suppre.sisn, Parni sis, lnla mnnsiOn,
even and Partial Diindness, have been
cured by the Alternative action Of these Pills.
valuable remedy In skiful hands, 10 dangerous In public
III thu dreadful that frequently follow It's
dcauous These contain mercury or mineral sub
stGhce
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19

Death of a Prominent Citizen of Peters
burg
PErrRsnrRG, Feb. lS--pr. Wooison, rromi-
nent citizen, fell dead today.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19
NEGROES WANTED.
NNHE SI'R&l' II IL Il II " Ms 10 hu

Der of Negroes of both from ten thirty Of
ago. also. Women and Children, for whom the highest cash
prices WILDE given Persons In the country will be attended
to at their homes by giving description and addressing
at Lynchburg Va. w. II. MOtNTCAS1IE.
"a bel
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19

n PO(NET NOON 6.ONT ok NJ VII n
"A. large RED LEATHER POCKET BOON WAS taken
- lr ttlc 9th ni January
number valuable ravrs Receipts Kuuis a.. W All
will be Of vain" 10 'Nr"Id mys'Ii. Among thr
Bonds. the i1low ing, a. | now irroil"rti
Bond due n,ih Harvard Najpr executed Ia WIN Major foi
$3.50 oui due from same, executed Ia ntmron, for 60
bond due s-7 lIonl dur from toorge
dersn payable for 81 H"ud dre by l. Ry nolds
for sac Boni due by R"tut 1urpiu, tn Roud due by Il
A. Wright fn 80 30 Houd due hv q Is Reynolds.
to J W. : /. wright Tot 81 Two bouis duo h, II, II
shackicfd ot Them executed Thomas iankford
Sc aud the other executed & MIit.u $40 Bnnd
due by N ! Davis, ir executed Ia S,nry Whcly. aud
transferred te IL" 10y II A. WAit"y, r 80 H,nd an L
Menns 49, and III. I,-., Z spinner Il oI
Ss2, and 9th, !. rrCollrctrd
will pay altNl ard p" for tho delivery al
the above named Pocket H.. + St,hie Ia the
OF Iynchhu1E JAMES W. WRIGHT.
feb I.tlH "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19

SURGICAL OPERATION. An interesting and high
ly successful surgical operation performed IN
this place on Friday last. hy Dr. X. h. timers.
the subject being IL negro man from the county OF
ii .iak. The negro was afflicted with "a a,eased
arm aud the disease had reached such Il stage rs
to render amputaton of the limb above Tie elbow
necessary. Chlorofnrm was administered, tie arm
amputated, and the patient did not exl ibit
the slightest indication Of suffering during the
process. An ineisCn was first made III the arm
below the elbow to ascertain whether or not the
limb could be saved before the amputation was
made, and this rendered the operation much more
tedious; yet 50 completely the subject under
the influence of the Chloroform, that there was
not even q witch Of a muscle during the severe
process.-Dan. Reg.
TIE DANviLLs BANK.-The books Of this Bank
were opened for receiving additional subscriptions
of Capital Stock TN the 10Th inst. and already
the capital has been increased to S250000. 1t will
probably gn up to three hundred Thousand dollars
in a few days, when the books will most likely be
close for the present Three individuals, twn Of
them citizens of Danville own sixty thousand dol
lars worth OF this stock--each one so, oO0.--U
DISTRESSING SrIciDE.-We regret to learn, says
the Woodstock WAY Tenth Legion, that Mr. Isaac
Foltz, of this county, committed suicide Satur
day last, by hanging himself with IL small chain,
in II black smith shop near his residence. He had
been laboring under mental arrangement for some
time. produced by sickness and doubtless commit
te the deed while under the influence If this NAL
ady. Mr.. Fuitz was good citizen, and we sin
earey svmpa'hise with the afflicted family of the
deceased, and his aged parents in their bereave
Ment.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19
AN EXTENSIVE BUSINESS.

TCsT received, TIL Omnston Lime ana 4 "a I. inesl
- Plaster In prime order, and for sale cheap. by
feb JAMES BOYD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19

SENT TO JAII-William McNeara, an Irishman
living near the City Hotel, arrested Thursday
night for being drunk and threatening violence
to his family. Men. !. usually peaceable man,
but of late has been INDUCING in strong drink to
such an excess as to produce mama a pot"
While in this condition, he made certain hellieose
demonstrations. which so frightened his wife and
children, as induced them TO make complaint to
the officers who at arrested him, and deposi-
ted him in the cage for safe keeping till the next
morning when he was brought before the Mayor,
who. after hearing the cnsc. sent the offender to
mil, in order that he may cool off
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-19

NEW cove u RN!!
At tho stand latcly occupied by VIM. T. Anderson.
have associated ourselves together under tho and
" firm Of JAMES BoYD Il co, for III, purpose Of rana.
citing general
3,oceiy, Commission. Storage and Foiwar ding
NJ N ~,
"A, Tho stand lately occupied by VIM 7 Ander-on first house
hovc III" Va Tenn Haoal Depot where they VIII keep
CONSTANTLY hand, general assortment Of RoOER1ES
AND llQlDRS. alNn, uuano Lime Cemont and ground
listsr tot sale on accommodating terms
Win their sonal Tho sale of cONs0s
aud remit sale objected Hay
facilities for Storage, they prepared /" Stora
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We hope prompt and attention To business To
slnic the public promising that Of
" III he spared 10 render satisfaction.
JAMES nOYD,
ian ,6dt orc A. klNNEAR.