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OpstGrs.

NYSTER DEPOT. &C. s, "a ~
CRLFBRATED OYSTERS will be
RRCElV RID DAILY,
From his IN Ballimore-pu up In cans, an
Warrf nted fresh aud good, or no sale,
Aisi-HERhI ErlCALLN SEALED OYSTERS, LOB
STEERS CLANS, Spioed Oysters and Sardnos kept con.
stantlY on hand - ~. No., ID, -, q, .
viii ba received daily BY EHpTegk,
~ CR ACKEItS for sale, by the barrel
y ORANGES, LEMONS, and CIGARS, By the boz f,
w. W, GAINES, Agent
aeR No. % 3upolioT street.. ClevolaA4, o,
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GRAEBENBERG
Family Neilicimes.


HARTFORD Trumbull Co OHIO, March Y leet,
hereby certify that hnve been dealing IN the af.tlth
berg Mediciles ior TIE last year, and eau sHy bs
hhS offered medicines TO the puhho lhh iatu
with the decided appreciation OF the people thssg
pauiculnry the Pills aud Cntholicun They VIII fg9uY
uerform al and than promised for them, hhse
sold about 6y bottles Of the Cotholoon the past sensoh
and hear the hest results in every case.
!. H.C JOHNSON Medical Agent
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Me0itiuts.
SANFORD'S
Liver ImVigOPatOH'

NEVER DEBILITATEs.
1T is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
FROM GUMS, aud has tecome an established fact,
standard hIedCinot known anu appiNtSg u ~ W.
used n aud s TesOTted 10 Win conhuehce III h tue
aiseeo, ~, ~ c1r ,ghich II is recommended.
uoSs vs. & To- Cured thonssndsl within the lest two years
who had given up alt hopes = ol renI us lh9
unsolicited certificates IN my pO session INV Al.
The dose must he adupted = 20 the bihpeIdlel o tie
Individual taking b., aud Us ed IN tuch quhhles Us ~
pct gently on the bowels. g., - D. =, -
Let The dictates OF tgur x ndgme9i egIde you IN 'he
use Of the LIVER lN-SNlGORAInlity ana II
will cure Liver COm-I pialntsg hlllouS Al
= ~ =, m = r q o M - n uints, DYsente-
- U Uronsy, SOurZ stomach, Hahitunl
I5.tiVeness, ChOl--lic, Cholera, GhOleF
rn WOrbus, ChqlernJ N IN = u ~ @ @latn-
ience, Jnund &c 3a lBemnle w eRRik,nRSes9a-
gV EAAfITY MFDI-4ClNE. 70 viii "ure SICK
a II N ~ u + fns > thousands testif, J IN
i'uI q X nv MINUTES iFI=TWO OR THREE TEA
SPOONFULS ARE TAk-ITlEN at eoiAmehceh'h' VI
attack
All who it giving their testimony ~ ~
TF Mix winter in the m uth with the IN CAN'
and swallow both together.
Price One Dollar Per Bottle
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AYERS
A GU Il CUR f.,
FnR THE SPEEDY CURE OF

FOR THE SPEEDY CURE oP
Intermittent Feusr or FeUer and Ague, Remit
tent Feuer, Chill Feper, Dumb Ague, Period
zeal Headache, or Bilious Headache, and BIZ
iOus Feuers-indeed, for The i0hOie class Of DIS
eases originating IN hillary arrangement,
caused bv the malaria Of miaSBlatic countries.
MO ONE REMEDY is LOUDER
IN called for by the necessities Of the American people
than sure aud safe cure TOT EeFe ann Asuo. Huul %
that t will eradce the dsoso, and with assurance Ouh
proof that no harm eau arise from ITS use IN any
Tat which protects from prevents this disorder must
m al utnanse service m the communities which pre-
apgs tho rk which be must run m violent 9taoks OF TINS
'alufil dstemper rus = CUTE eLpes the no ~
development of the disease U taken on the hrst approach
its Premlnitoy symptoms H. Is NJ only me Ogs1 rem en-
ths cheapest. the large quantity we supply 10Y dollar
brings within the reach Of every boJy and m bilious dls,
have and and It freely both for cure and pro-
lection Il is hoped tnis price VIII place Il within te
reach ahe poor we'll the II n. great superb
oriy Of this reueY other ever discovered LOT e
speedy and certain O tents 10 that itconHs
@ ., Ss,sa iaiS rous SifS,s. ,itrion
Those cured by IL len heutay as II lhey had never
Fever an Agc is no, alone the consequence Of the mia
muo poison, great variety oI dls15aeIs hiiSo ron ~ w w
Headache, Blindness TuothaGhe, Earnche Catarr Asth
ma Palpatiun, Painful Afgeion OF the Spleen HysteI
nent of tho stomach ali of which, when originating TIM
cause put on the intermtenttPe, or become pen9dlcu
This URE" eNpels the from the blood aud COnse
qurnty them all ake "a Invaluable pntectlu
to migrants and persons travelling ortemporay rosidi9
while exposed the infection, that will be eXcreted iron
tho syslrn, and crGng accumuluto n sufficient qnnnly
tertiun tlu cure and W will ever suhei nom lhermit
tents u they avail themselves Of the protectonhs RENE
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Reud what Dr. Bushnell saws Of the GraeisnefW
rinea nr ~. IS phy sicun uf extensive ptactCe anu
pl the successful in The county (rrumhulD IA VIA
be resides. . -. nj .
and M1rshairs CahOlcon, sold here BY ]. "a " JYhns,
medeines Dr o W BUSHNELL
Hartford, rrumbul Co. o Mach T. 1851
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NEW YORK MARKET-July 8.
fay TFLEGRAPH.

Fl1ur-NaIket very heavy aud c(gOu lower sales tlOl
bs al 50 4ODS6b5 for super Statc 9OaSO, Tor extra
state, So "a 81 90 Tor super wn n6GSJ 90 Tor cnmnno
good s1tra wsn; S66GO for fresh ground shipping ads
Ryr FlOur-Q Iiet at 81 o (di 70, sales 200 bis L..
Wheu-'pha murztt Is dull and dro1pnf Sales w
pus including Nw Club at sllO; Sl6O6lb1 nT red wfn'
RSS-Uae6angci sales at ss9'9o
CoTLFifInsT Sales z6 900 bu at 75c for Old mTsd wan
stone; 90 lr wsn yellow delyerel aud t0@9c ioI
i0nnd yellow
6aIs-Firmer for prime. Sales At AiC9i9 for State aud
Whi-ky inner Sales 100 bA5 at Z7Ne, =.
purk-Frmrr but quiet Sales 6lb bbls al Slg,2 tlPlu
iur moss, sl6 for thin messi sl2,t0 t1r prime. -
s3 Tor repackel Chicago $llal6tO for extra Prime ues-
Leef numin1l Ht sibQgs3i.
usef hams are held VI lb,gls -
Bacon-Du and uominaltI unchanged Shlos2bO0 uefUes
6ut 1lesis-AttTe Sales 500 plrs A. gys9Ck Tor by
aited shou der, 1E9lA for hand'ome pickltd doi esA
tuf dry sulted ham
Lard Heavy. sales go bills at lOh3n'
Butsr--Duil, il@l5 for Ohio l3gis for ais
OSWEGO MARKET-July 8
By rELEORAPH.
Fl1u --S'endy Sales 600 bhls from hlilW. Club wheat
" s6825 50 80 som red Ind sI26 nom vhIte Ind md
Whsat--Ia moderate demand Sales 5000 bu While srn
~ 80, and 90 bu Miw Club aud mixed Wis on pr
Com dull; rmsll sales III At sOc
RYe-Dull aud unchanged
H1slfy quiet ....
Oats-NO sales rep0Tte B.
Whisky 2hla2jhc.
CunaI ne ghis dnn snd unohd .
Lake imp0ns-4000 bu wheat, l270l bu corn.
Canal fEpons-2l0O hbls hoOr, 5000 bu whea', $40 bu
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1889. 1859.
CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE.
American and Western Transportation
Companies Lins Boats,
1859.

Tbab,ye named Steamers are all Of the largest class
Mi, smpie sccOmmodaions tr Freight and Passengers
beug fitted up erpaessy for ne UPgeT LaEe Iraads
rS,s People moving To tho WESTERN STATES anu
pfKE'S PEAK will dnd this the m9st deslrate loule
rho accommodations Tor h miles with Wag MS lulhes wv
Eurn lure in particular such cannot ibi 70 sNe S
iuc ION there being transh mcut i'll they r"c lho 20"
OF desi inatun. q. a.. ,r,,,
T- Contracts male at low rates for Merclnndss rom
Nails Sc, &c, 10 Chicago, milwaukee ana "Isr"eu"'o
~ Freisbts received at Warehouse for shipment ard
FSfFrsis6t lr Passage apply and cunsign to ao,,r
mari Agent ''eNe'A"u' on''
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COOKING EXTRACTS-Of all ia
mv3 K. W. sACKR1DER.
pRUSHES--A fine assortment OF
j Had and Cloih Brushns also foeth Brushes OF lvoH
Hgns Bunnlo iiorn and Sandal WOod, forsals ~
frhA NAtk hlllFh
N UBIN'S EXTRAOTS-A full as
aOrWeut Just received, toEcthti with EfeA variety
isbs E W, sACKRlDRA.
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.Dhpsiriolls & 9nraeOrls.
To Chronic EIIUGItCIS.
DR. BANNING, (late of New York;
IL gives notice that he has located at
No. IA1 Euclid Street.

haVlug perfected MS hNS,tl u blAfANh-,
SPINAL Level X PROPS. BRACE IRVSSES,
PILE SPhINGS CHlLDBED GIRDLES,
AND SKIRT SUPPORTERS,
He is prepared treat usually without med emel the FOL
lowing aui analogous affections, VIZ
BRONCHITIS; with irritable thrt at, and weakness and
honl seucss Of voice in speuklug ann singng
WEAKNESS OF THE CHEST, with cough, bieedmg az
the lungs, pain shor Of breath aud papiaon ol The
BEREAVEMENT or THE STOMACH; with udiges-
ti0u ardity Of collapse tainuess, dull dragging
pabs n sides and an 'a gune feeling, winch are ag
gravutod on erecting tile body . -, ., ,,,,,,,,r q,
WEAKNESS AND FALLING OF THE BOWELSi
with constipation chronic darrbea, proapsus uni au
aURINARY WEAKNESSES, with irritable bladder and
tncuulineut aud painful urinttluuS
SEMINAL WEAkNESSEs, which n not arrested 50
generally eud 10 insanity uud physical tuiu.
ties the hips and shoulders uugruceiul gait ana pam
and Of the back which, n not arrested teud to
their increase uud to cons umptluu.
HERNIA: "a radical effected ION new prnciplel by
menns ut h new combination Brace Truss. ---.
DERANGEMtNT OF HE LOWER ENIREMl-
TIES with GOODNESS uumhnoss henyiness and swelling tn
standing .,,. .-.-.-.
large aud sharp shoulder blades aud atnCss Of the chest
which are indicative of early consumption, pleasantly
SKlRr SUPPORTERS The attention OF ladies is called TO
his Add mnal and Spinal shoulder Brace hru
Sk Supporter which most OF the above affections muy
Goy improved and weight Of the skirts held away iron
lie stomach lnvuds out Of the Cliy should inquire Wy
| letter when Ut. Is may be seen.
Tie medical profession invited to examine his sursi
| ca JTeNiioi TnNiy IN Attendance upon Ladies' declO
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HNALTn or AMERICAN woMEN.

Female irregularities, weakness uterine displhcththts
aud ali locl uterine dicues aud rYnst utinn9l
Uf women, entirely cured 10Y IHk HkA AEf' ENbEhu
AIARStiALLS UrFRlNE CATHOLlCON
g. this connection Miss B0echer, ster OF the Rev Hen
~ Ward Beecher letters to the people, page 29 says
l have nine ss an sisters l9w ana touIteeh le-
male cousins all led AID an elicato aud uiiing
Auid the immense IL OF NY ends aud acquaintance
eau ut ecal married ladies' born in this century and
country who perfectly healthy" ln cases however
where the raeleuherg CalhOlcoh has been used We mu
ay that health has rapiy taken the piece Ol seue AND
ladies have lust strong vigorous aud healthy
Mrs GLEASON, OF r ira says. "Beuutiu indeed IS my
chnGde trusting Uf women, but how much does u
need to be pratocteu by watchuuess that viii leud her,
Ia time o disease appeal to medical adviser OF Sren
Gc t,lucnon murat worth aud purity Of character All
these may be secured by addressing tue GraeeneB COm-
pany.
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COUNTRY INVALIDs

COUNTRY INVALiDS.
Persons IA any uut Of the world may be ccessiully
treated hy forwarding correct detail Of their case with
remittance for medicines Gc.
Address Dr. AMOS tONs cornell. Hlalh tiu RNlA-atf.
Buiitlo M y iAn0dGwB26A
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BUFFALO, CLEVELAND and CHICAGO LINE
OF SCREW STEAMERS.

ON THE OPENING OFs~N-7z5>
\ J Lake NavigatiUu, the PrOpriCtors n HfIVl1A
This line will put upon the route from 1 -
Buffalo So ChtCagO seven hrst-cluss A l-1lillaalaA
/ S,.tesN StaanleTs OF Eroat u rangLh and speed.
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An irsIunent the OF Nocturnal Emissions more
properly Seminal Weakness, &C Can De ptfua
nuny cured from i eHn days. two months boy tht use
VI tlus Instrument when used oomOinty with medclur-.
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SANFORD
Family CathartiC Pills,
roSfpoVNDFD FROM

Pure Vegetable Extracts and put up an Glass
Cases, Air Tight, and lOiH keep IN any eli-
mate,
INC FAMILY CATHARTIC PILL Is a gentle l but - ac.
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cleveland Produce Markets
MORNING LEADER OFPICE. !

ay. tOD OO9 Z 99wstsrI ;E 516sll lSS lS q q
NM - aylh llia l6Mhite Lime 80. ---l0 W
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"a the State wloure members the Royal Culege VI
Surgeons LuudUn May be consulted from o'clotk ~
tho morning until ng la every stage and symptom OF
disease The treatment they adopt is the result upwuds
oil lLrty 4etrs extensive practice la Europe and
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DR.. AMOS & SON,
Corner OF Main and Quay streets, BUFFALO, N Y.
A RE THE ONLY PHYSICIANS IN


DR.. AMOS & SON,
Corner OF Main and Quay streets, BUFFALO, N y.
A RE THE ONLY YPHYSlCIANSlN IN
Surgeons, Luudgn May be consulted from o'eocs n
o ofngg Until g ng ia 5 every ISsS i I.S sR9 S'I% o.
thiItY ltars extensive practice la Europe and sroa
AMosr SCIENTIFIC INVENTION
oE ths GarS S soesarSS @ 1 @ 5s '
nen,y cured fiji cen days 20 two months by thruse
u tuS instrument, when used comomty win meul'"r-
YogEe MEN TAKE PARTIcgLAR EoTEcE lo .
have iayenl,d a mgoSa sTq@snt l9T tas zee eRTG % o.
and New York K as been declared he only useful msn
sy dississ caused by tile hstts Of youth Price
N B,--Dr AMOS SON. in order satisfy the most
skeptiral asto tho merso ls Instrument pledge them
tory M or lair trial the money will he refunded by
turning the instrument Ia good order
A CURE WARRANTED.
Dr. AMOS hQN nave devoted thelI attehtlu9 eAglu-
vey this peculiar class Of msadis and he Tsliei they
have been enabled % IenaeG IsI Is3S cree
escsut patients ard ohers daily arriving town rom al
Pas stons y, ~. hs % hys been % sdb the ao
signal advantages yet rl What lhey syo vL ln
from their simple condition to that OF the most dan
possiby Of their prev en6u aud removal and Likewise
invariably found that te most horrible and masnan' terms m
following causes Ignorance neglect or me uiec 50,
uuhkllliul Improper AledAiutnli anus
SON have succesded indscoverning in thea election OF
heir remedies safe eheca and cautious course omit
ting an combination Of remedies which bear an oquNooa
character we'll those whose premature OF audicous
might be productive O bad consequences IN the
unds OF private individuals ln short the auhHhe end oi
trremedieg is tie l6ssaning Of great mass Of human
suy by tho alienation, tehei aud preyention OF those
fsyOus Affections that reality the secret iucs OF life
nd which, whtu extensively surround uscal aloud
0rour skill and ntefie Ia their determination
COUNTRY INVALiDS.
Persons u any purt Of the world may be succesHull
treated hy forwarding detail Of their case, th
Tsmiitnncu for medicines Gc.
Address DR.. AMOS SON corner maln tla Rlal.st'
/ pnff,io N y An0lGWB2tA
C.COUTNTO EYTR AOTS-Of olI a.
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II gives me great easuro 10 certify the nvarahe Gu
ratys nciun Of the Gruefenbeg Marshals Uterine Ca
thuctn In all Of female disease and To the siu ana
high moral character Of the Medibul Department Vi the
Craeienbufg Company. . .,,,,,ru, =, =,
Auburn -Four COTners, Penn
lam Methodist clergyman My heart has fairly ached
10 witness the feeble health Of women rs have Travelled
my circuit preaching the Gospel. thHnk God however
that have seen all these diseases give way 10 the Iaelen
berg Marshals Uterine Cntholcgn wherever II ss qseu
used. Rev. PETEh SliAhft hluseWhN, n :,
furmer Of Western StaTk, Medhn On., .
" For sale y Druggists and Medicine Dealers through
ont The state
~ For medicines agencies address
n B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
marlS Agent Tor ONE
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Highwines FgRl 25 "a 25h
Whisky. y........... "a
gtFnnnu

VEGETABLES.
Potatos ~. .Y9bu 75Ca 80
OuiopR ........ -NO -
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fIs z ss....... vs. ID
GtLEV ELAND AND MAHONIN0
~ ORAlL ROAD-TlAlE TABLE, No TO-
To take elect and after Ihurd1y Febru1ry 10, 1859
GOING EAST GOlNG WEST.
ClgUelaHd 10 YOungs- RUaags!aigH " Clses
t0BH laHd.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-12
Vim. j. Robertson, ESQ.

1t having come to our ears that rumor
exists in portion of this Judicial Section
that Mr.. William j. Robertson, is in fee
BILE state of health, it gives US pleasure to
state that Mr.. Robertson is at present in
the enjoyment Of perfect health.
The arduous duties Of his profession to-
gether with the unremitting attention to a
sick family, during protracted session of
the Circuit Court of Albemarle, had enfee
hled him to considerable degree, and i'm
planted in his system the seeds of disease,
which maifested itself in a severe attack Of
illness last Spring The numerous solicit
tations received by Mr.. Robertson to be a
candidate for the vacant Judgeship from
men Of the highest standing in his own and
adjacent counties, are conclusive not only
as to his mental but physical fitness for the
station to which he aspires; whilst his
known fidelity in the performance of duty
and the faithful and laborions manner in
which he has fulfilled every trust heretofore
confded to him, give ample assurance that
he would aspire to no position the duties Of
which be would be incompetent to dis
charge.
We will thank our contemporaries through
out the section to copy this article.-CAar-
lottes0aUe Je1ersoniam.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-12

~ We in common with the people of
Augusta, know the Spectators propensity
to ride both sides Of the sapling, and its re-
luctance to commit itself on any question
1t has not been long since gentlemen of its
own party. failed to draw from it de6ni-
ton of its position on the vital Kansas ques-
ton. 1t invariably mistakes dullness and
timidity for dignity, and is content to drag
out negative existence without decided
or expressed opinion on any subject, except
when it takes advantage Of stereotype ques-
tons, on which all the world is agreed.
1t fails to answer our question, which it
knows to be pertinent, and gives the wrong
reason for its refusal to respond. 1t very
well knows that an affirmative answer would
prove it to be still tainted with the anti
american and intolerant views of Know
Nothingism, which its party has repudiated,
or negative response would convict it and
its party of miserable and unworthy sub
terfuge; either horn of the dilemma was too
uncomfortable position for the timid gen.
tlemen Of the Spectator
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-12

know-nothings, who now comes before the
people Of Virginia, and claims their suf-
frages in opposition to John Letcher. that
noble tribune Of the people, whose life has
been devoted to their cause. The result.
cannot be doubtful. The defeat Of the many
headed monster of know-nothingism, under
whatever new name he may fight, is sure
But let no overweaning confidence of VIC
tory paralyze the Democratic party. De
feat is not enough Let it be signal-over-
,chelming. Let no friend Of his country
rest from his toll until these Cloths are ut
terly expelled. We know their wiles, and
the desperation and hatred that animates
them. Let the Democratic party then, or,
ganize everywhere, and let every man Of
them feel as if the rights and liberties we
battle for, depended on his single arm.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-12
Democratic Meeting.

Pursuant to notice, meeting Of por-
ton OF the Democratic party of Hardy coun-
ty, was held at the Court House in Moore
field the 18th Of FEBRUARY, 1859, DR.. j. C.
HAYS was called to the Chair and WIN. H.
OGDEN appointed Secretary The object
Of the meeting having been explained, on
motion. committee, consisting of Garrett
Cunningham, John Michael, and VIM H.
Ogden, was appointed to draft resolutions
expressive of the sense of this meeting as to
the propriety of Convention for the nomi-
nation Of a candidate for Congress in this
district. After brief retirement, the CON-
mittee reported the following resolutions
which were taken up separately and sunani-
mously adopted.
Resolved. That we are decidedly opposed
to 'free fights amongst the aspirants of
our party for Office, and believe it essential
to the unity of the democratic party of this
Congressional district, that fairly consti-
tuted Convention should be held for the Sc
lection of its candidate
Resol0ed. That 20 delegates be appoint
ed by the Chairman Of this meeting to rep
resent the democratic party Of Hardy coun-
ty in the Convention to be held in Harri-
sonburg on the Both day of March next,
for the purpose Of nominating a candidate
for Congress in this district
Resosred. That the Hardy Wing aud the
Valley democratic papers be requested to
publish the proceedings Of this meeting.
The Chairman named the following dele
gates: Joseph Didaw.ck, James Davidson,
| B MeAeeyer, 2 N Mowry, Almond Jen-
kins, John Bowman, Geo w Ramer, Gar
rett Cunningham, DR. N D Parran, George
A Shepherd, J w F Allen, DR.. Grove
Col VIM Piper, Isaac Hill, Geo W Pow
ell, George Warield, Christopher Martin,
John Michael, W H Neville and E Muntz-
ing.
On motion the Chairman and Secretary
were added to the list Of delegates, when
the meeting adjourned.
j. G. HAYS, Cn'N.
VIM. III. OGDEN, Sec'ry.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-12
The Baltimore Coal Oil Comnanv

We have just returned from visit to
the works of the Coal Oil and Paraffine
company Of Baltimore, situated on Leaden-
hall and Hamburg streets. The buildings
Of this establishment cover space Of three
hundred by two hundred feet, and we're
erected at cost Of over one hundred thou
sand dollars. They possess capacity for
manufacturing ten thousand gallons of oil
per day of superior quality as to beauty and
utility We are penning this article by the
light shed from small lamp burning this
oil. 1t is a-clear transparent~faid,.. closely
resembling the purest amber, and is remark
ably free from disagreeable odor, and may
be carried aboutwithout producing sufficient
smoke to soil the glass chimney The room
in which this is written is twenty feet square
and is so well lighted by single lamp in
the centre that we can see to read any or
binary type in all parts, while the light is
SO soft and mellow that the weakest eyes are
not affected by it.. Upon the score Of econ
omy there cannot be a question Of its desir-
ability
The light given by tAis lamp, at cost of
Il cents per hour, is superior to that of fue
good sperm candles. which would cost at
least FIVE cents per hour To the student,
the seamstress, and to all those whose hab-
its or necessities require them to use artiG-
cial light, this oil will be found boon of
very great value, particularly as under the
arrangements Of this company the quality
will be uniform, and the supply adequate to
the increasing demand, thus obyiating the
difficulties which heretofore have almost
caused the consumption of the the article to
cease.
The Baltimore public and those who WIS.,
it tae- city will do well to call at the store of
the company, II West Baltimore street.
where they may at all times see the oil b-rn-
ing, and Judge for themselves as to the
beauty and. economy of the light This
enterprise ishighly oreaitable to our city,
and is destined to add materially to its bust
ness. FAe company has our best wishes
for its increasing suecess.-Rah insese Re
publican.