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kILLED HIS DoRG-Some rascal, who had not
the fear of wrathy editor before his eyes, has
killed Crosette's dog. Hear him:
Some sacreligious wretch, instigated by the
spirit of the devil and not having the fear of
detection in his base and well colonized head,
on Sunday night poisoned the old house dog
whose merry gambols had welcomed us home It
all hours during the past three years If it was
the act of a burglar who wishes to commit petty
larceny by entering our premises, we fancy we
can avenge Turks death when the scoundrel
presents himself If it was the act of chicken
chief we will fatten cur poultry upon carcases of
Cinnamon until they become Shanghais. Who
ever it was, may he lead a dogs life and die
with hydrophobia."
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COUNTY DIRECTORY

NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
SHAsTA-Third Mondays in January, MAY and
September.
SrskYoU-First Mondays in March, July aud
November.
TRISIrY-Second Mondays in April, August
and December.
Shasta County Courts.
Held on the lst Mondays of January Nav and
September.
At said terms, the business pertaining to the
Court of Sessions shall first be disposed of, and
after that the business of the County Court and
Probate Court in such order as the judge NAV
determine.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS lst Mondays in
Nay, August, November and February
County Officers.
District Jadge-WAlaa P. Daiagerfeld, OIL
Shasta.
County Judge-Joel T. Landraun
Associate Justices-E. X. Shed E. Dickinson.
County Treasurer-James Hayburn
Reeorder-J. R. Durick
Cierk-John Anderson
SherD-Jchn S. Follansbee Under Sheriff
VIM. H. Angell
Tar CoLlector-A. Skillman.
-4sse,sor-B. Garland
{'ub. Administrator-Dennis Dunn.
!Surryor-A. G. Quait
District Anorney-James D. Mix
Sup. Pub. Instruction-G. X Godfrey.
Board Of Superuisors.-lst District. Jno. A
Dreibelbis; I'd District, J. w. Romer: Sd
District d. C.. Johnson
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nedy Farm his assumed name.
The names of all the partiesengagel on SUM-
day night, except three white men whom he
admits he sent away on an errand are as fol-
lows with their proper titles under the provision
al government
WHITES.
OFFICERS OF THE PARTY.
General John Brown, Commander In Chief,
wounded, but will recover.
Captain Oliver Brown, dead.
Captain Watson Brown, dead.
Captain Aaron G. Stephens, of CONNECTICUT,
wounded badly. He has three balls, and cannot
possibly recover.
Lieutenant Edwin Coppich, of Iowa, unhurt.
Lieutenant Albert Hazlett, of Pennsylvania,
dead.
lieutenant VIM. Leman, of Maine, tfes
Captain John Z. Cook, of Connecticut, es-
capped.
PRIvATEs
Stewart Taylor, of Canada, dead.
Chas. P. Tidd, of Maine dead
VIM. Thompson, of New York, dead.
Adolph Thompson, of New York, dead.
Captain John Kage, of Ohio, raised in Vir-
ginia, dead.
Lieutenant jeremiah Anderson, of Indiana,
dead.
With the three whites previously sent off
making seventeen whites.
NEGROES.
Daingerfeld Newly, of Ohio, raised in vir-
ginia, dead.
Emperor, of New York, raised in South Car
olna, not wounded, but a prisoner. He was
elected member of the provisional government
some time since.
Lewis Leary, of Ohio, raised in Virginia,
dead.
Copeland, of Ohio, raised in Virginia, not
wounded, but prisoner at Charlestown
Gen. Brown has nine wounds but none fatal.
A late dispatch from Harpers Ferry foots up
the killed and wounded as follows: Killed, six
citizens and fifteen insurgents; wounded, three
insurgents; prisoners, five.
The following are the names of portion Of
those killed by the insurrectionsts Hayward
colored man, Joseph Barley, Sam. ?. Young
Fountain Beckham, Mayor of the town-shot by
one of Browns sons-and private Rufert, of the
Marines.
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FRENCH GULCH LODGE, NO. IS, meet
every Saturday Evening. |. Bloomfield, N G. ;
VIM. Watson, V. G.
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CLEAR CREEK LODGE, NO. 60, meet t
every Thursday Evening in Spencer's Hall, at
HnrSntn,rn
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A SCENE IN THE STATE PRIsoN.-Archbishop
Aliemany and Father Joseph Gallagher recently
addressed 500 prisoners in the State Prison.
The Archbishop addressed them in English,
French Italian and Spanish. As the venerable
prelate proceeded with his stirring remarks,
many of them wept like children. The Arch
bishop then celebrated Mass, for the first time
within those gloomy walls, after which the Sac
rament was administered to many of the pris-
oners.
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Rag WILLIAM NJ. ALLEN, r. w. G. W.
and D. D. G. M.-Residence, Horsetown.
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They were directed to AZ Smith l. Sons, Ken
nedy Farm his assumed name.
The names of all the partesengagel on Sum
day night, except three white men whom he
admits he sent away on an errand, are as fol-
lows with their proper titles under the provision
al government:
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NUMBER 81

THANK YoU.-Very good, friend Hubbell-we
+" owe you one" for that little present of eggs.
chickens and butter. The eggs came to hand
admirably smashed, wrapped the title page of
I" the Life and Adventures of Henry Thomas. the
Western Burglar and Murderer" The chickens
had been feloniously purloined by some individ
ual-probably Fisher, of the Beacon--on the way
up. However, ten very dowu-like feathers came
to hand in excellent condition, wrapped about
with portion of the Tehama Gazette containing
one of .D'Orville's charming songs, entitled
When Sorrow DER the Eoung Heart is Steal
ing" which lines were doubtless suggested by
the capture and imprisonment of the young hen
from whose tender g co3sea.cver- -the-fence-la last"
part the feathers were rsaescd tad by some unfeel-
ing wretch, previous to its sudden taking off,
The butter was fine, and sufficiently strong 10
undergo the fatigue ofa much longer trip. The
whole was wrapped about by piece torn from
the seat of one of the editors two pair of panta-
looms. Again, we thank thee, Dewitt (the witt
Hubbell
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The Late Postmaster at Philadelphia.

The remoynl or Gideon G. We.tcott. late Post
naster mt pbilaJelnhia. from Office has excited
considerable curiosity ms to tho nature of the char
res uron which il was based. These have not
Hitherto been fully understood. and their charac.
ter in some respects has been grossly exaggerated
rsnort Of Postmaster Generai IInt TO tho P,esdsnt
nnnn tho snh;cc, which hn, been mad, rmhlic -
Fran this document il appears that at ,he olose
of tbe second quarter Of the yeer 1857 Mr.. West
colt discovered there was a deficit in tho cash on
hand as compared with the account Of the receints
of the ofBce Of 81. .525 O5. Whether this monev
had boen stolen by clerks in the post Office or y
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oonversed with some of the Italians. His Majesty
speaks pure Tuscan. and with = facility which
surprised bis hearers. After m inspection, W hieh
laated about twenty minutes, the Emperor turned
TO leave. Aa be did so, and the troops who were
drawn up in uc waved their shakocs On their
bayonets aud cried out d thousand times, picc
FEmpcrsurp An old Italian patriot. who had
been in exile since lS49. approached and cried
out, with tears streaming down his face. yiw Na-
poteone. IL Salvatore della Haiidp The Emperor
seemed affected. and salated him kindly. AT that
moment the EmperorS eye met mine. and in the
hand. Ills Majesty deignsd with smile %
grasp it. This ia On incident which shall never
forget as long as live. The Emperor then lsft
by the gate Of Allessandria.
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LYNCH BURG COLLEGE,,
LANCMR RG. VIRGINIA.


i the 18th Of September.
The location of the heatest and accessible
the entire soutn and the study both Classical and
Scientific equal t6hat of the best American colleges
The Military Department will be efficiently manf lined
der the Of Mr. f Bankenship graduate Of the vir
gnia Military Isiuo and recently connected with the
United States e ast survey.
The several professors will have exclusive charge Of the
Grammar School, in hh young will be thoroughly pre-
ared for college or business
FACULTY
Rev. W. W. WALKER Chairman Of the Faculty. Profess.r
Mental and Neral Science. and OF History.
LYCURoUs @ MATHEWS, A. NJ. Professor of Latin and
Bellies Lettres.
H. CAHELL 4. B. Professor of the Greek Language AMI
Literature.
E. BLAsKEnsBIP Professor Of and Instruc
Of Tactics
SAMUEL GARLAND A. NJ, Professor Of Constitutional Law
d. A. LAN0HoRHE n D., Professor of Anatomy and Phys
ioogy.
GIUSEPPE ADoLrHo sARroRI, L. D. Professor of Modern
Languages.
Board @ week: washing el IS per month fuel and
lghts elO term Tuition go In the Grammar School,
$50 in the Collegiate Department for half session
~ Catalogues containing further Information, be OBJ
tanned by addressing the Chairman If the Faculty
fob dts
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that NO allovAAes shall ~ pAeAa Hucmaa1uAfB
losses BY Are, robbery, Or thsfk Tts6ovsesnes6
70 thus very particular 70 shisld iysSaf y I13g ~
In the Post once Departmsat ~ ~ hafep06R
Ploysss strictly Irresponsible. Isiaisnassk sduhA
aud trust 70 IL kseping sums d Qpsk ,talsae.7
But the Department ssefns Car fF0m WbIS3 Il ~
acts towards ftsslf g f@es ssassta sssia ats =
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LYNCHBURG, MONDAY MORNING. JUNE Is. 1859.
MISCELLANEOUS.

4 M M6 IN. sides md m swld~sst 30 tarrees
wv Sugar Cured Hams, 10 hhls Apple brsn,ty u
bbs frrsh Ale and Cidcr 100 bb- Rum ~ eask Ness
casks Imported French Brandy iuo bbl. No
and Macker,l l5o bb and cs Cnba Molasses and Fort
land Syrupi Buckets and Brooua sO0 bbls supe
rior old due Whisky loo kegs Nais 3oO bbs Rehne Ma
no packages Green ID Black Tea $40 boxes Sierm
Adsmsn,ins aud Talow Candies 100 bbs N D Mos ssss
for sale by JONES' 70,
NAV NJ dts Rirhmond Va
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MASURY g. WILTON,
IN Faiien st.. and 30 AnnS
N E w YOR K,

IN q w 4 " n u
MANUyACTURrRs or
WHITE LEAD, ZINC PAINTS & COLORs,
OILS, vARNISHES. ETC.
IMPORTERS
English French and German Artists Materials
FINE COLOks IN OIL AND WATER,
Wnsor 4 Nrwion's Tube and Cake Coiors,
Il U S II L s,
MATHEMATICAL AND DRAUGHrsMENs INSTRUMENTS
DRAFTING AND TRACING PAPERS,
Stereoscopes, Stereoscopic Views,
ETC. Ell C.. ETC
/ called to the PATENT METHOD of puttins up
MAsuRY & WILTON are the Sole Proprietors.
These nteud by the Inventor to obvate the diff
f'uy existing In the putting of Lead and Zne
in small kegs AL consumers oil paint that the loss
Lead aud Zinc up in small roode poknses from TIRE
and in many much more owing the
Absorption Of the oil and tho hardening # the paint
against the woodto say nothing Of the addit nal labor
qnred mix paint ready for use after has beromc hard
the keg The LOSE Of the neg too is consideration which
should not be lost sight Of The Patent Can only obvses
these difficulties hut In addition thereto f nisbes tie
e with strong and convenient panp"t out o which to
thu pain hich alone worth thaa the diff,
o. cost between the cans and kegs.
The Cans packed in sawdust In boxes
which contain 200 lbs each that is 25 n Cans 20
Cans and they be safely slipped by rail oiher~
any part Of the United States
Circulars containing with full description by mai
or application. may 81 d3ns.
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.gUkNlTUnki FynrITUnE;

GratefulfoS past favofs, the su6eCT:6sF would
return his thanks 10 hs fkisnAs anA ~ -
lie generally and inform them ths6 y
has hand tands constantly adding shsssDsl ss
ortmept Of Elegant Furniture manufactured by skil wo
Of the very best mseria aud finished ths os =
rabe Ills every Anicla nssaly ~
up In the extensive manufactures
He solcts call from those wishing purehases feenf
uredthat he and will give Satisfaction In regard 10 oph
price and quality OF work. - ~ ~ 9s~ef@skf
Hair and Shuck Mattresses always on hand. n
EDWARD J. F0ExB8..
wsrerooms and MsnufaetcEy deoss yellow Ibsrty Ws!s
house. iADj dkcolf
XXTmEAT 1N6 MYE WfiI5KY Y--ASssy .
w Cos celebrated pnrs whssf ana Rye WHISKy frea
Augusta county, Ave years old and superene arcle-s
ale by ,tmavch <dfa JAME6 40N0A g0y
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81 CHARLES W. BUTTON
n II n VI = !:

The vIRGINIAN Is published Daily At 81 and Tr Weekly
nj ns prr aenum IN and Weekly 81 ~ Invariably IN
adv ne otherwise 81 50 will he charged In az e"s' W
ns ner M be at th. option OF The fropf
.,nr nm, | ali arr, araves shall have been paid
rvrnTISrMENTS are ed Tor "A cents Ier square
NJ 10 lines the hrst INSERTION aud " cents lot
connu.nce odrrei iaarr form or weekly ana ea %
cents n~r sauare i he charged or ea'h Insertion e
mn mbev Of iscrtio.s be not marked ON tho Ms "h oe
pm nblshcd I'll ordcrcd ont aud chars.d !" eoiasnsy'
TnE YEARLY RATES AXE; .,,
r." one sq""'r, -, ............... ~
FOR Wo sI"a,es ""s -........,..,,...... ~
For squares III we-kly....
gs Advert senents intended tor both papers SUBJECT 10
special conrarL Ii. ,...,..,,., ~.
hps,n.. mr. the ADV er charge at TRANSIENT rates
E- All advertisements appear tn the dai'y a"a "'
weekly papeu -, ,.. ,,.. ,ro 81, .rvoa
rseably for exc
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Orders solicited and will receive prompt and careful at
tention may 95d5ms
- and Mn slim RoBES lust received aud sale
by Iaprll d,s JNo. } ruRyls, Asen.
lNALI. mud leeh nj tho varied a..er ,sncas
sae. barge, Jaeone Muslin aud Orssndcs we'll worthy tho
april li.dts JOHN ABRAIyAMs.
RAcON siDEs.-we have i"-. .ccci.ca and
- offer fer sale prime bright. well cured BACON
SIDES to which We respectfully r.qss' saT lI" 20 70 ''
may l}dts
RAWBERnIEs.-sw Will have BY shc mp
greatly reduced prices See ra''n, unrs he r, e u @
VINES emsra""r "" thy genuine Palestine ar"ps o,de may
bo lsf with James ArmlscAd Lynchba'r, or 10 m" at
Capbcl and they viii be strictly at 'rd ~ aud
thankfully received. H. NJ. ARaisTGAp
may ~ d2~s.
tersous Mag nin" tor Jun hall ns Dollar henthly f
my q do. II o VICTOR
uu>r AKRlVKD.-s hnvr ja-s rrcei wed ."-
and fresh lot OF nurTER and new Han as Clipped
and r"ad. Of solamon decd are most ear e.,,
ed :" sve me call b.tr purchasing '"rwhere as hey viii
may as.dts MRS NJ d. SOLOMON. Adm ni.trs,rix.
llEDEORD Alum AND IODINE " aTER
ANn nASs,We a., r':r.,"s c..,.an, ] ..pi'. I ",
Mass j., .m, nr'o,e nia, n.r.s' ~ a. i'x scrt
ua all tutan'pus Discusses ot standing, too we'll
may >. ds j ii TnoMps ON & 60
pee al e ea.
LIVERY IaN meet with proof OF the ipconvr
IL nenco and damage resulting from the per selection
II Sper.cs uicat should b, taken the glasses
adapted 10 the
cd else permanent injury bt inflicted the
We have n store, splendid stock Of u ia silver
SPECTA and feel any
who favor ith cali Having Ind lar experience
In this branch of trade quite wm hIrnda
should ba,et benefit o OUT skill We invite them vail
and Sec inay "a dts SlLVERTIlUEN q CI.iFI.
lIURNETT's Cocsn Inc for the hmi :, Curi.ng
Brushes Savapes Ursina BArrys Tuco phcrais, aud
Mrs Aliens Zyiobasam, for sale by
may Ads J. II riioMT tpN \ co.
VDATExTEE EEnlNATOR.-Jm.,i : q I'm "d, ~ ~
y other lot II the Rat Mouse aud Roach .X1EKMlNA
TOR the best article for killing Rails houi ,aie
Fot sale I'm Y Idt,, J H. THOMl' son co
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Great Redacsion Ia Charges on sae~d. iro ns the
North. via RItchMond aud ames River
a Kaunwha Canal. TO ., uchbntg,
Ihence by Railroad 10 the
South h-West.
NHANKFUL my friends and the public for their lib
eral patronage would respectfully inform them, that
owing the large Of business consequent
reduction have determined Ia reduce my charges
General Mchandisr such Dry Goods, Eoots Shoes Hats
Caps Sc only - per 100 pounds which includes all
expenses from the Whayes at hmond to the Landings
Denot Lyrt1burg.
Produce forwarded at very low rates.
II For SPECIAL rates, circular
ALFRED s LEE.
Forwarding and Con- mssion Merchant
ian 27-ds On the Dock kichmoud. Va
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n II. Il G.. \. DBCssC1D, Saccessors to -
LIE DlCGUlD SONS. will keep constantly hand q
stock of all kinds FURNITURE of their
acure which they viii be peaAed to shew the old friends aud
patrons o. g. Diuguid Suns and the public "erera /
They also keep consantly IN hand a.arge SKIS
metallic BURIAL CASES OF all sizes also isrge stock
WOODEN COFFlNE, os description and will pay
prompt attention the undertaking business all hours
ef25d&cts ID. y. &. A. DIlGI'Ip.
GINGER's aEwBNG MACUlNEs.-srcns
- ALWAYS the conclusive proof Of
public comparable to Singers Sewing Machines After e~ah
lhing the highest the United States they
exhibited at the iato Exposition U.v.rsee III France here
they carried off the hg rtsnui and great manaacto
~ to make them has cen built in Pars.
In every branch OF industry which to be done
these machines he used with immense profit As the speed
If tho Rsiw rain travelling sewing with
Snper's Machines compared with hsndscwiDR. No tailor,
shoemaker drcssmaker sarase trimmer saddcr halter &c
&C sh"na ne ""o"u, one Inc tar poH OF using n'S OF
these machines regularly employed One Thousand Dolas
Ia al private families where there is mnch sewing
he done these machines invaluable assistance Planters
and hotel keepers Bt them particularly and prof
table. These simple their construciion
strong ami drrsbe eag the only kind OF Sewing Ma
chine maae by which srt of work. coarse or tine
less Sewing Machines have been made and sold under
but S.gcrs Machines alone been found every
WHARF, to satiss" the wants sof the public.
Plain printed uHing with each
chine from Will ealy acquire the art Of
aging :hem. The machines pack securely
Part Of the world To all desiring particular in
hces forward copy "f NJ singer Co.'S Gazette, paper
wholly devotadao Sew ing Machine interest.
a l. NJ. SINGER 4 CO.,
principal Office No. 323 broadway. New York.
BRANCH QeFicEsNo ~ Hanover ST. boston; No 81 Chap.
el ST., M Haven Ct Glovervile, VI No 2!4 Broad ST
Newark A. j.; No. l4a Chestnut St., Philadelphia No los
Baltimore ST. baltimore; No. - Westminster st. Providence
r. No. East 18th ST. Cincunati No IS North eth st.. 81
L"ua; Nosl st. Charles st Now Orleans No. 20 Dauphn
st.. Mobile. fdee 24-dSrts
ECLECTlC MAGAZINE fer M.y. reeriyea n
II n
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Metallic Tipped shoes.

E undersigned having been sabointed soe agonr ~ The
city Petersburg the sale tho above new style OF
tho Trade full assortment for Boys "uts
and Children good be had IN the State
WILSON McILwAfNE g. co,
Wholesale Dealers Shoca Of all kinds,
90 Sycamore Street. Petersburg, Va
Orders solicited and will receive prompt and eaeu, al
tsntion may 2j.,i3ms
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RICHNOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
- JOHN DOOLEY. -
AHATACAPM PMANUFACTUR -

- HAT& CAPMANUFACTURE -
AND WHOLESALE pkALEh ~
HATS, CAPS, FlRn, TRIM MuNssS, ~.
nAvE hand q complete and extensive assortment
Of every thing In line adapted 10 the SPRING TRADE
N which additions will be made during the season.
Ny experience and facilities have enabled this
aan. TO offer the LARGEST and In every way the most
COMPLETE STOCK OF GOODS that has ever been offered
In Virginia
would ask the particular attention of customers to m
stock OF STRAW GOODS which, tpr variety aud ehent
cannot be surpassed JOHN b0OLEf,
march 10 dis Main Street Ricl,mond. Va
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TIIOS. T.. GRIMALDI.
BOOT & SHOE MAKEI

Opposite the Czens Savings Bank,
VAIN STREET. LYNCHBTRG, "a,
20 whom n rard the PREF iu Cor the best
pRir .f Booss. exhibited at The last Fnir,
L'EEpS constantly on hand. and manufactures tonr
II der, every variety of LADIES and GENTLE "a
MEMS WEAR Which he will warrant equal to any
iactured In the country and at prices low uot
lower, than any other establishment in Lynch5urg.
respectfully solcis share of the public favor and
his thanks for the liberal
tofore bestowed jan 3-dGl.
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JOHNSON, YOUNGER d OTEN, d3 Pc1rI
- Street. bcwecn Main and Cary, RcHNohb, Va have
hand aud offer for sale
1000 bags Rio, Lsguyra and Java Coffee;
~ bags Mocha do
800 sides good AMI damaged sole Leather
500 boxes Adamaniiue Candles
100 boxes Brown soap.
l25 Fancy do
1000 kegs Did ID iminon Nails;
100 hA'res n. q MoIass"s
IL huRsheads Cnba Moasses;
10 d. N O. Sugar
100 barrels extra & Sugar:
100 do low grades Sugar;
% do granulatcd sugar.
50 do ground Sugar;
- patent cut loaf Sugar;
20 barrels crushed Sugar;
80 kegs Soda:
100 boxes French Window Glass
100 Kits No Markertl;
so ba rels No HcTrings:
100 bushels Clover. Timothy and other Or rs Seeds
Besides full OF GROCERIES, e ~ large
md well selected stock Of FOREIGN AND u bMESTlC
LQI'ORS We also Agents for OF the ires brands
of MOUNTAIN RYE WHISKY, all Of which ~c will sell
low march ~ d--1s copy.
Ok DOZ. CANE EsEATCHAlRs 0" 'or- nnd
<SD for sale low a HARDY e. BNl'S,
may "a Birds Street
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ANEW COPARTNERsIEuP.-

AIEW COPAKT so b-t tibcfT
~ taken the house recently occupied by YOUNGER
SMITH where they intend to conduct General Grocery
and Comm issoa Business the of SMITH Adams
will pleased the friends of the old aud
the public generally JNO THO. SMITH,
ian ats FF. ADAMS.
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OAA BALES prime = eshy asd Blme q
OU HAY, Just received consignmep and for sale by
NAV dta CAMP SMITH L. co.
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VINONKA u ANa.-1 case 81 very ssPcrios
Il TONKA REANS Just to hand and for sale by
april l5dts W. A. STROTHER co.
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GARDLB WORKa.-H receiving . tavGs
Nl MARBLE which offer for sale terms TO suit
the times Cali and examine my stock Of MONUMENTS,
TOMBS. HEAD AND FOOT STONES, &c.
april l2dis B. 9ADDES
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XXJATCHEA AND JK KWELRY.-The 4
w rlber has store, the largest stock EA
JEWELRY, he has had the pleasure Of Offer kA&
ing o the public Also nne lot Of CIOCKs-to all -
invites the attention Of tn public before purchas
ng. oct &dhl JAAES DINWIDDIE
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SPLENDID ChalIi, Barge, Prsased Law"
- Muslin ROBES received and for sale che-p for
by [april dta JNO J pURFls, Agent

NALL. mud loek nj tho nie.t varied Iwscns
~ of rich double skirt and robe ALIAS sting II It's
sues barge Jacone Muslin aud 0rgandics well worthy tho
attention Of my customers, -
april lldts. JOHN AbRA1,AMS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-13

OK DOZ. CANE sEATCHAIRsin in 'orr mud
LSD for sale low at HARDY e. Btb'S,
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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-02-24
CfRGUET CLERK,

~ We are authorized 10 announce ]. A. Hon,
LIDAY,a candidate for the office Of ClesIi of the
Circuit Court of Howard County, at the next
August election.
G5-We are authorized 10 announce SrErHES
RYNuM. candidate FOR the Office OF Clerk OF the
Circuit Court of Howard County, al tie next
August election.
~ We are authorized 10 announce CHAs. II.
STEWART. a candidate Tor the Office of Clerk OF
the Circuit Court of Howard County, at the next
August election.