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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-12

GHERIFF'S SALE.-PURSU u BNI
to the command order OF sale issued from the
t1urt Of Common Plous CuyaOgu Coun y, at the sun
0f Iopntlau W. Kelly PIr'G nglinst owen n Kelly gnd
uhcrs defendants (t being proceeding In paruunnl 10
me directed shall offer Tor sale at Pnbhc auction at e
i,r u House, corner Ot ucCd ana thumphlu
streets in ths CITY Of Cleveland n the said County, on the
17th dov of August 1889 2uclOck p M OF said day the
nluwI described real estate u Wit 81 uate IN NE Cy
of rCleyeluud. tn county Of Cuahuga and state OF
lots Nos liO IA aud l2; said lot ueing thirty tet rout ON
e street and ruuuiug back hundred uud elgt iett
1I "A rear street Appraised at 5lOO, Also lot No; III
aud the Iesuay intel est u lot No NJ (belug the whole
ot nuer deductiug the dover estate Of Hannah Is
Kelly as igued tusleu), M John NJ WooseyS subdVls-
ION oi Cy lots numbered from 3l to l3s ct the OrguH
uum Ur thg vllu~o q lHve'nnh ""d 40 noHndc
front hv OHIO street, nurheasterY ny lot
~ ia ery Ia rear by Gardener lane, aud sOuth-
westerly y lot n l73 and is fifty ieet m width and one
LunirrI lptt u tcph said lot l7 appraised at 500 U
nd said sldulry IN said lot No l2, appraised at
SI M The duwor interest in lot III will be sud making
a rumpItt8 title to said lot. .-...---..- 100
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
Aug. ll-To 5 O'CLOCK P. NJ.

ENTERED.
Steamer Western Metropolis, Pease, Buffalo.
MAY Queen, Viger. Detroit.
- ArctiC, Fish. Toledo.
Propeller Jefferson, Boud, Dunkrk.
- Northern LIGHT, SpnldinE, OuiOnagon Bib lbs.
cooper, II bhs pork, Is y bulls fish. box and /
bals furs, 5 bbls dsh, Hanna " Co. l07}d tons
iun, Gordon, McM Co.
Tug Gsv. King, Becker, Bufiho.
Schooner Spy, Chapman Port Huron 20 empty
Works.
scow Mary Lucy Gerach oswego, sll bus salt, Otis
Browusil.
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6nr0mnre,
prrnnrp ngninNI NM

CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND
- r s7lo h ibe Ageut at Dis Depot No g6 Super o.
laWe assortment ul tlHsr justly celebrated WiLDERs
PATENT sALAMANDEk NAFES, tu which the uttpu
ton uitbo public is called
lel2dNw W = FAYNoIDS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-12

} Dickson, ct al PuasO Court Common n!e ~ pleas,
Hamilton smith, Dert n aey sad Gitsebmop'.
VNHB said defendant Hamilton Smith,
= is hereby noihed that dispositions Wi be iase9 by
the plaintiff n his actOn tho 10Th Jay Of August 1859
at the Office Of Gaiger Andrews, M the ctT Of Coz
umhusi Franklin County ono Ibow oen the h0uTs9i A.
NJ. aud Z. NJ TO be continued from day tn day tll com
peedi which dispositions designed to be used ON tho
trial OF { Is action.
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BUFFALO, CLEVELAND and CHICAGO LINE
OF SCREW STEAMERS.

ON THE OPENING OFs<@-az1
" Laa. Navigation, the Propnetors u HfiVtdN
this Line viii put upon the route from Ff41 -
Buffalo Chicago seven hrst-cluss A utsttdAsl.aaA
] Sorrow SLnanl Is nL ErnnL sLromgLL and .nEnL.
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c, l. Fish, pl'rrs At5. Att'i.I -777 iyI6.lN
SALE.-PURSUANT

NIU 40 i u ~ y E1hl LIN. - AAA9 ~ AAAN 4
WI to- The command OF a uecretal ord Of sale from
the Court uf Common Pleas of Cuyuhugi County et the
sui Of William Konucdy against Abraham Jones nud IA
ers directed shalt expose for sale at public auc
u The DOR OF the Court House corner OF Seneca aud
Chumuaiu streets) the city Uf Cleveland, on The
twenty seventh day Of susu, ls59 Of tive O'Clock ? M
the fduwne described art Tot of land situate IN the
CITY of CUveInd Cuuuyu tu5nnugu, and state of ONO
on the uouher ST. Clan street, az commencing
81 "a point tile nluhery margin thereof sixty feet east
ery from The intersection OF Wood and ST 9ir streets
said titv the southeast corner The lot known ts
the st. Clair Street Methodist Episcopal Church, thoncc
uuherly right angles with ST. ClHr street one hunurel
and nv feet TO am airy thence eatsry thirty three et
the iue OF said aey theme southery parable! win
tie first line huudTe aud my ieet 10 ST. car street.
feet 10 the place ut begnul
Juiy n, 1850 HENRY g. ABBEY,
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RANNEY, BAcKUs NOBLE, At,ys i.27.2l5
GHERItF'S SALE.-PURSUANT
tW,i oil which were issued from the Court Of ammun
Pleas Cnumbuua County, and one from the Court OF
Common Pleas of MuhUng County aud each ut the SUIT
shr offer for sale nt public auction, al the door Of he
Court House corner ut Seneca aud thamp1in streets
IN the CITY OF Ceyelani, lu mo County OF Cuyaloga on
the 27th Gay August, 1859, at o'ctck p NJ OF said
dnv ibe OOwng described real estate, to Nlt; lS de-
sCfilod niece IN the township OF Mddleburgt, u
lh- County of Cuyahug, uud state u Ohio aud knuwn
the buildings ard apuuuCuancoS thereto belonging, to-
serving 10 Trustees the Berea Seminary the eN.
press lcht to prohibit Intoxicating liquor from heing CIV
en- on sold under pTeeuCe ia mluuer except for
said lois the streets alleys adjoining suld lots Tor
ever which said parcel parce Of land Is sup sell TO
contain half Of land be the same more or less hut
subject all leg ID high Ways appraised at Sl5OO o.
I'd descr bed tract lu. uf land situate u the township
idd ehugh in the County of Cuyuhogai uud state u
Ohio, known as being IN lot No seven () IN lle
village Berea, being the lot decided the lh
iay 6f January 1853 by Henry sheldon TO John M Sterns
cntaiaug near fourth Of an acre be the me moie
e,s, but subject 70 ali legal highways appraised az
R described tract orlo Of land situate in tho township
0 Middltburgh, m the County O iuyauosa, uuu state OF
O TO- known us lul ut No sNy-nine (b5l, N tue
ne of Bereu the right The Trustees Of the
Seminary OF prohibiting the Sd e, use OF giving away
intoxicating quOrsUu said lot, OF m the streets OF al
caI pur ses ever containing Orty eight hundreIns
iuU) Of acre. DO the slmo more or Tess uu sup Get
10 all i gal h ghways; appraised a. SlUOOO
an desCuheu Of uuu iulte IN the township
of NJ ebugI, "a the County Gu auFE ana state OF
OHIO and known DO Bereu town al as part traction
&C." aud bounded follows: being on the east side Of
north ON line the road hundred feet to-
wards IIulbouk IS Apparatus Factory and the dlt *
euung back the centre ef the uyer be the sans moro
o' '''h' 'Il'' ''''''' d. L. wIGHTMAN, Sh'G
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1859. 1859.
CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE.
American and Western transportation
1omnonipS, Linz PnatS
1859

buve named Steamers are al Of the largest class
with ample accommodations for Freight aud PINser gers
being fitted up erpaessy for ths Upper Lake Trade
~ People moving To the WESTERN STATES ana
Pixies PEAK, will find this tue most desirable route -
The accommodations for Fmlhes with Wagons no ses ANA
Furu ture in particular such cannot tn TO i've sat
faction there being ranshpment Till they reach the port
OF destination.
~ Contracts made at low for Merchandise, Iron,
Nails Gc, &c, 10 Chicago milwaukee aud intermediate
POrs
~ Froights received at Warehouse for shipment aud
RcCeipts given
FOR Freight or Passage apply and oonsigu to ,,,-,,
mari Agent CleYelAud, ono.
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GHERIFF'S SALE.-P u RS UANT
lo tho cummnnd of au order of sale, issued from the
Count u Common Plea of Cuyatg County the suit o.
Ius. BrckoI & al pliTs, against EuWud Franks Den,
10 me directed sha oder Tor sale AZ public nlctlou ~ the
dn1r m lhe Court House (CuTur Seneca and Cham
strsl m The city Of Cleveland, said County, the "a
day OF August 1889 a. O'Clock r. M ut said day The fol-
IOWins described property, TO Wit
- pair gold frame SpeCtuClus,
81 " silver do do
10B stee do do
Bs " German silver do
white metal Glasses,
2s rsu ~ Glasses
NJ " steel do do.
Sd lot cGmprisiug sundy varieties Of Glasses and Spec
ss surh as doub le-eyed double isioned coucave
ract o11rei nc - d. l. WlGHrMAN, sheriff.
HERRICK 4 BARLOW, Pltiis Atpls. y22.A2
~ Above properly partly sold and sale adjourned to
'''' d l.. wlGHTMAN Sheriff.
Aurust al ls59td:243
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CLEvELANO FEMALE SEMINARY.

S. N SANFORD, a. M, Principal,
huvn glno O. II % O. { IN
EXPERIENCED SUCCESSFUL INSTRUCTORS
in ealne Of
ID
1urlva
and in CascoC u IN advance
Nov rut ttuc
Fru r pdnlu.
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NTllINN M NONTRAOTORS.-

NOTICE IL GUN IhAC1 Oho; -
Proposals will be received a he onCe %! the Sy Cy
ttueeT of the Cy of Cleveland. until " O'Clock Nj Au
sust 5 ls59 for the grading balasug aud paving tue
frruge and Curbug the sdcWaks ON NmeJhld street
belwren superior and Center streets
Bdder are cqucs ed 20 nte In their proposals the price
Ier cubic va CIGtyutOn, per square loot ur paving
with Medit sands $50 called N. " and per square
uot for paving wi SauuuSEy limestone Ns6purhGyJ ana
Der liueul loot lOr curb and Cr sswalk stone
ans and specifications bs seem anu more Pafcular
information be obtained, al sulu Engineer uihce' on
/ and ufter the Bth inst. q,
Each proposal must be accompanied by good and sum
rgu bond requiring the bidder To enter into contract vt
tbg puce named In his proposal should the same be uc
| Ccpttu
The Board OF City improvements invite 'he submission
nv order a., inc Board JOHN NHl1ELAW,
a1.5.O.24 Citv tlyli EuEnesr.
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Persons in any of the world may be successfully
treated h forwarding correct detail OF the case, with
remittance for medicines &c.
Address DR.. AMOS e. SON, corner Man and Quuy-st
Buffalo N. Y luu9l&Wlv2G5
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YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICUT.4R NOTICE..

A MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION.
An slrument for The cure of Nocturnal Emissions more
properly knuUn s Seminal Weakness, &c Can be perma
neny cured fifteen DAYS tn two months by tue use
ol this instrument when used cunointy with medicines
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-05
Illinois Legislature.

CINCINNATI. Jan. A dispatch from Spring
field, ILL.,, says that after the election of Speaker
yesterday, the Republican members Of the Legis-
lature left the chamber, leaving no quorum. The
Democrats in caucus Saturday night. nominated
Douglas for Senator, but tho Republican move
ments indicate an intention to postpone the cleo
ton 10y boiling. The Democrats intend that tho
election shall take place tomorrow.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-05

.. DEATH OF JAMES BRowS, JR.--We regret TO an
nounce the death Of the venerable JAS. Brown, Jr.
40 long the Second Auditor of the State. Hedicd
Yesterday morning from the effects of an injury
he sustained few days since at the depot of tl,c
Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad, in which
his ankle and foot were severely wounded by the
wheels Of the locomotive as it left the depot The
injury although serious, was one from which a
Younger man might have recovered--but the very
advanced age Of Mr.. Brown aud his rather feeble
physical condition rendered his recovery doubtful
from the time of the accident.--Rich. Dis.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
coNaHEss1bNAr

i wAsulSorox, Jan. 4.-SkSxrE,- The Senate
t,ok possossan of the New Hall to-day with ap-
proprate ceremonies. Vice President Breoksn-
ridge spoke with splendid oratorical effect. aud
was followed by Mr.. Crttendeu.
Tho New Hall is greatly admired for It's light
ness, airinsss, chastencssand good acoustic quail
tiles.
The Senate appropriately commenced its sitting
by deyoting the day to tho discussion Of Mr.. John
sons (of TENN motion. that the Finance Com
mittee be instructed to report bill to check the
lavish expenditure of tho public money, and to
bring tho expenses Of the government within the
revenue receipts.
The Session was an exciting one.
House. OF REPREsENrArrvEs.--Th Military Conf
mt,cc reported Bill, paying tho unexpended bal.
ance due the State Of Georgia for military services
referred.
In Committee of the Whole, Mr.. Curtis, Of
Iowa, asked leave to introduce bill for the par-
pose of revising the present Militia Laws Of the
United States.
Mr.. Sherman wished TO introduce resolution
inquiring into the present state Of the Navy.
Mr.. Letcher introduced resolution which WINS
adopted calling for statement Of expenses
Supreme Court during the last four years. Mr..
Cofax Of Indiana, gave notice that he would in
troduce bill to erect Territorial Government
out Of parts Of Utah. New Mexico, Kansas and
Nebraska, extending from longitude lo3 degrees
to the crest of the Rocky Mountains, latitude
81 to AZ, to be called Culona.
The Committee on Commerce have decided by
one majority to report bill repeating the Fishing
Bounty Law, and an effort will be made in the
House to pass it under the previous question.
The Indian Bill, appropriating eighteen hun
died thousand dollars, was discussed. but no ac-
ton was had.
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The Weather.

New York, Jan. 4.--There is foot of snow on
a level, and is much drilted- still showing at
noon.
PnILApELPIiIA.-The snow is six inches deep,
and the sleighing good. Z.
1, WAsnINGroN CirY.-Thc day is clear and the
snow rapidly disappearing.
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Markets.

New YORK, Jan. 4.--Cotton frm--thrce thou
sand bales on hand. Flour dull and prices nom-
nally unchanged. Wheat very dull. Corn firm
Old White. so cts; Yellow IS cents Spirits of
Turpentine at 48a to So Rosin buoy ant at s. TO
GO cents.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 4.-Flour dull at S. 90. Wheat
quiet and prizes unchanged Corn n shade weak
er, Yellow 70 to IL, White &C to 6S.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-05

FArAL ArrRAY.-An ARRAY occurred in King
George county, Va, the Goth ult, between
JAS Mcdaniel son of a minister, and William
Hadsen, highly respectable Young man, in which
the former was stabbed through re t.eart and
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-05

nUR assortment Ia complete, Having addsd many
goods to ormer atck prepared
10 accommodate ell In want OF HOUSEKEEPING 0OOD0t
silver Plated Ware Table Cutlery Walters, Chsang DAss
Table and Floor Oh Cloths Oh shsdes Gilt Carnice Weodsa
Willow Ware, Brsss and Wire fends Braks an1 nFons
I'd And Irons shoves and Toags sasssss
Cutters, Shears, Scssors &c. ' #-l3 1888 ~
Pocket Cutlery Pistols double and single 0uns, mnsut
ton Carriage buggy Trimmings Carp<nssrs Mn Wnees
backsmhs and Coopers Too Farming and 0ardealng To-
psments Circular and all other saws mclsdag Pruning cd
Butchers saws Coll Rope, So, "a.
We would call special attention 70 ssoca o. RiFLEe
expressly Tor and warranted IN every y
stance. We also the agents for LEATHER nELTIN0
&c. &C. Our prices uniform and good seeessd viii
care Of the best quality. We respectfully nvs
nation by purchasers.
2e.dts COIHOuNS WILLS.
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FREIGHT TRADE.--There received at the
depot Of the Va. 4 Tenn. h. r.. on yesterday, 10
loaded cars, consisting Of 544 bushels Wheat.
%. 600 lbs. Miscellaneous. IL loaded cars sent
West on Ord Jan'y, and 10 do yesterday.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-05

ANOTHER REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIER GoNE.-Mr.
Peter Rife, revolutionary soldier. Sc years Of
age, died a few days ago, at his residence, in this
county, after short illness. MIR. Rifc was an
industrious, honest upright gentleman, and was
gifted with rare genius, such is seldom the good
fortune Of any to D ,sscss.- WltheriAe Times.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-05
Marine News.

New York, Jan. 4.-Thc departure Of tho stea-
mer Illinois is postponed until Thursday.
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ONE DQ.,MI,JLAR

<lNE OF THE REST PUnGATIvE AND LIVER ME
before ORE INC ruI hat at. ..
Catartic easier mi'der and more cherha than ohc
rsmody, acting first o" the Liver to cjo lis morbid mat
ter then the stomach and bowels I" carry OF that mat
any Of the painful ceilings rericnccd the Operations
az Of most ca,h.rtts It strengthen. tae system at the
will strengthen and build /, up with unusual
~ Dr.. Saw o-s'. U.vissrn,or is compounded en-.
= rely from new articles Of medicine namely. Gums
when IL is known hat one bottle a" the invgorator con
much strength as hundred doses Of Cslomel
without an, of itsdeeteriou" effects
Though possessing medicinal powers these Gums
have but little known to physicians and nevel used
- razor which met with such unprecedented success as to
s9 % to 'ir as sd eass
- Lrer Complaints In their worst forms
Isdixrstien being caused by deran cd L'rei' cur
Jaandice caused by an inproper action u" the Lie
En- proof Il at the TsyIooRAToR relieves this dis
ease lei any troubled with Jsundce take the Iuvgo
- rator resuary and their skin will begin to
Cs.iivrncss be permanently cured by the Invls-
orator Take in small doses on rt'ing and i assists
dose, The bowei arc left in healthy statennd
~ SICK Headac se is very soon relieved by taking
e double dose Of tho which correc'' all aeidy
~ For an has equal, relieves
all oppressive or unoAsy feeling after eating heartily For
= Isighest terms.
- DR.. sanferds Invigerater came 10 us recon-.
mended as cure for Liver oomPanI. and all diseases
y Physicians In Its favor Induced us to try and
NOW certain that Of tho greatest bcs
sings given to Dyspept, for 1t made complete cure
before the frat bottle taken, and eat
edible without trouble while before nothing but
" the gIest would digest and often that pain
- Now what we say all readers H. If Liner
Complaints dyspepsia trouble you do not tail to Try this
ethe greatest remedy In the world Stats Fact
e We take infinite pleasure In recommending this mei.
cine as a preventive ,r Fever and guc q bill Fr.
- ivrV, and all Fever- ct a Billions Type. TAPER
ates certainty and thousands willing to testify
- its wonderful virtues.
q There has never been tried in family remedy
which such unbounded IN the
diseases incident children, DR. enDford's 1n.
viSorutor; alone for diseases OF children that
=. for Cathartc mildly and gently.
~. and seems renovae the system thoroughly that
think doing service TO all In advising them when
they need medicine, try this remedy. There
thai have under notice where great bcneft has
en- received of Liver, Stomach and Bow
~ els where all other remedies failed give relief II has
become useful In family that we will not be with
out it--Jacksonriu. Ala, Republican
PRICE one DOLLAR PR BOTTLE
SANFORD CO, PROJECTORS 345 Broadway, New York.
aug l2Gm . - : =
BLACKBERRY CORDIAL.-E.r Chiiarcx
ID sufering with summer Complaint Prepared and fol
tel A A.
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FAMILY GRO x HRS.
GEO. ID. DAVIS,
WHOLESALERS RETAIL GROCER,
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.

Uypo,ie ht f'nsia,a hank LYNChBURG, Va
JUST 10 hand and in soreNo nav Mackersl In aud
bbs ths fas catch. No North Carolina os Herring In
bills bhI Cuha Honey strictly prime O,0Oh bacs Cotton
At factory prices To the trade 1000 lbs Loaf Lard At ba
prices I'll ad 500 seamless and cd BAga
sorted PORTO Rico C. rulvcrsed Crushed aud Loaf
Sugar Java Moeho, Iayaira and Rio Coffee Green aud
Hack Teas Wool Rolls Wool Raw Cotton and Hats nlAn.
kets Fn"d Cloths a,sine,ts, indseys AMI Flannel. Zinc
White Lead and other Paints idnsr-d Lamp and Tanners
Oh and Copal Nainish Hammered Rolled, Hoop Htrop,
Oval Round aud Square Iron Iron Asie CAST Boxes Shear
Spring and nstr steel, bellows Vices Anyils, herew
Plates and oi ,es Wax Sperm aud Adamanine Can.
dies and = Pine Apple and Enni'-h Dairy Cheese and
Rice salt Malta French aud American ula.s aud Putt, Clio
YER Timothy Orchard aud Herd rss seed and many other
articles all Of which will be s cheap for cash short cred
negotiable exchange for country produce
viii give particular attention to the sale Of country produce
aud make prompt returns. doc & dis
KYLE hn,r Nh cnn In n nlcul. 10 lmacn Of d. Il,
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died 10 few minutes. The act Vas comnitted in
seIt-detence- p 49,. - Il Z. e. 1. !
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THE GREAT SOUTHWEST KNOW
That ysa Srli sAess Bargains:
AN AGENT FOR ALL THE PAPERS on THE LINE
oi the Railroad from Lynchbnrg TO Kaoxvio al Of them
having large cr among the people of South
Virginia and Fast reHnessee.
Boy ADVERTISE AND GET RICH ~Wa
IN ANY OR ALL or THE FOLLOWING PAPERS:
NEW ERA. Floyd Court House. Va.
VIRGINIA AMI TENNESSEE NEWS, I p..,,
PRESBYTERIAN WITNESS, 5 "''
BRowNLow' 5 KNOXVILLE trenn' WHO.
INDICATOR. Joncsborough Tenn
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCER, Morrsown, Tenn.
y:kEEr STAR Ls.ns,on.va.
p pEs1SRHT |As'nsaon,v.
s SEMOHRAr Liber'y.v.
RALEM REGISTER. Salem, Va.
THE VISITOR, Marion. Smythe co Va.
VIRGINIA PATRIOT, Independence, t'rayso Va
VksIsS Miu,o, ) rneas,ie.va.
STAR AND HERALD. Christiansbnry, Va.
WyTMEvILLE TELEoRATH, }wythevilie, Va.
UNION DEMOCRAT Union, Monr, county, Va.
ADVOCATE, Jenersonville, Tazewell county, Va.
k kEgrTThki; Danvine. Va
THE "SOuTHw EST" Pearlsburg, Giles county, Va
SENTINEL, Alexandria, Va.
Hnd ISrEREsT call NJ the Office Of the
Lynchburg vrgnan STAIRS where contracts Will be
made aud advertisement FORWARDED WITHOUT pkLAY.
CI will also and forward advertising 20 any paper
In tho United States A. WADDlLf.,
scptia.ta Foreman Virpinian ONO"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-05

OUTRAGEOUS VILLAINY.--We learn that lady
from Petersburg was severely injured on the Vir-
GINA and Tenn. Road. on Thursday afternoon. Of
Inst week, near Donsnck's as the train was going
East. A stone Of nearly two pounds in weight
was thrown by some mscreant through the cnach
window, while the train was in motion The mis-
4ile smashed the window t., pieces and struck the
lady upon the neck, leaving painful and very
large bruse. the shattered glass also cutting her
face and neck very badly Wyther'ae Times
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-05

TOBACCO IN Sourn WESTERN YfReINiA.--The farm
ers in Southwestern Virginia are turning their
attention more than formerly to the cultivation of
Tobacco. 1t is very rapidly extendingin the New
River region. For some years good deal of To-
bacco has been grown In some of the counties Of
the Kanawha Valley. We learn from the South
wsst," Of Giles county. that the crop of the last
wear was the finest yet produced in that county,
Judging from the samples brought in by the far
mers. That paper suggests that the establish
ment of Tobacco Mandatory at harrisburg lin
Giles would be good enterprise, as there is a
plenty Of Tobacco raised in that locality to keep
It employed. $685.
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DLAC X BERRY cORDIAL.-EUr ChiiareK
ID sufering with Summer complsint Prepared and fol
sale i,y ljy 3lisl w. A STROTIER II co. &
wNLOOR OIL CT. OF - S.-RsrriYrd q few fays
u since most Beautiful pattern Of II feet OIL CLOTH
suitable dpingreous hai well WORTHY tue attention of
the.e desrng to purchase. ~ IS. ~ SIMPSON, 3
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-05

A MEXICAN WATCmEs.-Weha a
"A eeiveJ large lot Of AMERICAN WATCHES, In "a
silver Hunting cases. which we invite the attention A&
of tho public These Watches are much cheaper than
the imported Watch quality and altogether rsla
bile lime keepers Wherever hey have been used they
have given entire satisfaction, and they have been sum
GENTLY long fully oaed Those who may wish 10
know something ming their pecuaries Ia
vcd call and FAMINE them We shah take pleasure Ia In
dicating their distinctive features -
dec I6ds1 LIST Jcwclry Store above the Market