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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-11-04
gsg- Monday is election day--a

eE Monday is election day all
created powers that be, are are on the
qx' eiee for something really astonishing
70 sranspire, take place or Be- seen,
Thsre is wonderful change is the poli,-
zeal horizon-the comets are on spree,
the stars are twinkling as If they had
witnessed some secret interview. OF had
been posted by john SlidelI: and the
+" man in the moon," has disfranchised
.hirnself Oh! what a 'lalaity have fallen
the sosereigps ofthis glorious republici
5ust think of man having to go to
the ballot-box and suffering for his
friends by drinking any quantity Of
mean whisky, and wind up BY getting
bis eyes put in mourning for " departed
spirits" 1t is privately whispered that
: King John won't stand showing.
as John Barleycorn has got his men all
I posted"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-11-04

~ Among The novelties advertised
in The papers are single and married
bed.steads.s
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-11-04

1A negro being asked if hssmas-
Ter was Christian replied. No, sir
hes member Of Congress"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1859-11-04

u Silence Is more sale than speech
when oas enemies ars the anditore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-11

The Hungarian Comu<tcc lately 10 Loudsn. Ia Qe
nev, hsa Therefore, for loDe time ksd is spocia. ~
linton ,hs pop' where, for years, great nun
Der Of the HuoRssi oil of 1850. aaa Of other
Gnpes ans, refugees had fodud occupation Ant ,srAl
protection Besides II s no secet-evea u tue Auslr
Mt THAI OF tue vast eUptso 10
inclp-d 90 geosrs trsurecoos, ssd mora aas,ted -
coWmepcs Iosurreot01ary moseueni IN 6soga v
thao tFspsylsnnia Tue r,ch dtosar'.a po',y VI xos
c0uOtry- Coaats Bsshleo Lsstc. rsyt, aAller sc
&c ARE sere5Nsrs enemies M tue house OF Haas
burg Toe @aisob (kodusol p,pa saoa, % Ia.
micsi n tire ho'sar's"s "a ls's, have CON
p,ey onspssc shelr ss mpa,hlas ana sstpAts,ss tue
nesyy taxes zoe iotrodacuon ~ tue tobAcec Monopoly
"a. cesuurtloe and ennaot OF all ord prlv,eges ae
Don tun m.o, Of the bnianS 0roms-s nsdo ia
iS4S-vH permsoent feeeron sxEes distributes OF
the pscoersY Il tee Hu"ssisu noo>es nplss
OF tie Rato, sitaous aaY reodsred these
oefencers Of austria .ud a.ospsrg Jrs nosule
th.o toe hrpg.risn popui.aoa Of tina otry
nurn the military opsrarous O, cody OF iasar.
esots Asuaost all auussrsa revolutions ent tusarrec.
Mos had their besnu'ng set iision
III toe AIps sno forests u this ,~osince
The circumstances tot the Rsrisoas Of tho towns aud
ior'rettse 10 snsyvaDIa COASTS aMat exclusively OF
taises scot frou the seat Of tos ooaasry
vii! aso cooubu'e 20 reader Hungarian iusurfecnon
move osug-roas rhere than aly ~aare elss
Therefore. Tor several fosmsu of Q UuusA
rsa rarps las dect cd aud tue leadership OF tni
pst OF the Hungarian movement entsdsted 20 Gu
Ve'I.r, veil knG~n On tus Of tue i,.ouc aud "a
Gen kts, 10 s48-4s OF the fortress
Of rtrsr ~Aroeap Ia Hungary.
The last Z activity az these very able
400 ve'y 9s otO generals tost t1s fr >uon OF the
uugsfisu o, WAiiG;his Shat tue
marching ds the Austrian froouer, aai els
pSesee by WHICH the Russ, ener d 10 1872
Every ell uncesstaat tue Agh importance OF etis
,co.enent, the Operations IN ls-y add tue tau.nso
eztustcn OF toe 20 vcA tmorosiS Ia Central Europe,
from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-11

Magenta; . Sumbx not incOugrusnt with the other
Frepch srd AvseviSn reports an shis battle.
There H. thevefose dosht that she Austrian toops
In the bait OF hsge fought sxccednRy sell even
ali the French ana SarGtisn resyJr freely
knowledge; hut Muss Aipo the compost
toc OF pe Austrian amy, of many paora, elem ep's
Is the feeble eide OF T. The ConuaDce, ia Chief
OF the Aussn amy esery moment OD,ged 10 take 10
utmost care that DO AigaisD I-lap req uept gets
occasion OF complete fsee si0n. The c,tcuu,kspse was
tue reason he Aotsp Gtnesnl lett the battle Ut
Magenta 60 suddeuly tho capital OF Lombardy MlsA Tie
Cos by the police, sec9e. tetVts that Hungarian vvgt
uopt One regiment of EyreFeo) end baissioa az the
Its,isu ne. n.pt no 10 about N frserpzs with
tie oitizeps no 10 evade socb dreadful accident no
cave 80 all suetrsn troops 70 N oGco leave Milan
e bad utt Ia fear the French Sandman army
both had suffered such losss the battle Of
Magenta that days ese necessary to reoganiss tho
shattered TePmepts. -
Tce~e are besides the regiment SRismond stll three
other Italian regiments In the Austrian army In Italy
VIZ
lhe regiment No. 3s--Hopcrsry C,Umsnder, Count
EURen Bsrewz. recruiting distic. Brescis statoaed
Dow at Venice
No. 10. Hcoorery Commander, Prince Hoheulobe
Iousebbug recruiting district MaUtua stationed nov at
Verona.
No. 23- copwander, Baron Paul Airoldi: recruiting
district Lodi station not known but probably IN the
corps d0,rse which ptesed days ago the Seis0
he Other ItalisE regiments in Hungary, Cal
liCia and bohemia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-11
THE HUNGARIAN REVOLUTIONARY MOVE
MkNT

COMMENCEMENT OF B0sTJLiTIES on The LOWER
DANUBE---6ENrKAbS B1ss AND vsTrEA AT TIE
HEAD oF A BUkGARfAN CORPS IN TIE D4SU-
BIAN PERSONALITIES,
Private letters itm Gepos give rs most important In
formation about tho going the DaauoiAn
Principalires. 1t is wei ths, a. mt ell
the Austrian armies are occupied Italy, the we4kcss
side Of the Austrian empire 10 eastern frontier Not
only the chiefs Of al sa.es bordering tue Austrian pro
vipces Of Trsnsylvans of the Wxoana the eoual and
Savonis the Prince or Montsnsgro the Prince N1cecn
pbrenowtch Of serbs md Prince Souza OF s4nacaa apa
Modava are decided ecemies OF ibe Austrian government
but also the popu'son Transy vaDs. insar,a.s as
well as Rouaos VI the Boat. nave bsep for Along
IN great political excnon. against Austria, favored by
the liberal and insursec,ouary MONUMENTS ia sne negh
boring Turkish provinces by the secret Hungarian PROC.
eapda and the open protection gisen % them by the
newly established goyernaoeris OF Saba ard .4e Prao
paltes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-11
NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JULY IL, 1859.

Oss OF the charms the berdess 4 the lake q Garia
IN the esIdecs, In TIE sSm u terraces,
whese orange tres are cultivated.
the Like oi Gs,os, which now Used - great road
Of ccumuprsuc beS Italy N Cyrol sung
by vTgl Caiu,Us ~ cell ~ By several poets
Cstpvs yec borders 1t the point OF the Scr
peoleu Tvips vhCh still seen there are COZ.
ssosred ~ hsv,0g belonged 70 his house.
THE FREsou ouSBOATs FOR TuK LAKE OF aARDA
litter ffoua Aessaeoria. dated 18th dne, says:-rns
pss~see keoch cavalry through tnis place hxs cease
arc the turn OF heavy Gtllsry add n the i'm
posing msttrAi oou posing complete siege DARK.
here several ohcers o, toe Freacn navy
which surprised me, az this place haa any
L. seree oD went ~ the railway station to Get
eypspsun relative 20 the appearance OH.
cers 70 far inland, aid there immense ian,tty
of naval ARTICLES among the large wseoos
ryips epnbua taken to peces easy OF coavey
sIoe me passee II those boats through this pace
corUspnd by buuber OF sailors. has been gocg for
tao hsee days These boats, when they LETT Frapce
we're 10 ended TO operate the Po aud to act
saaei Paonzs but the battle Of Magenta csuoed their
des,Da,oa to be changed They now being sent to
the Lske a. srds where they will LEND powerful aid TO
the army IN he siege Psechera, as ia against that
piece report says, shAt the Allies vii, FIRST direct their
forces.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-11
TIE ITALIAN REGIMENT SIGISMUND LAY
ING DOWN ARMS in The BATTLE OF MA.

NENIA.
Toe fires reports the battle OF Magenta spoke
o. Ooo prsocer three csnnons aud LOOT by
the Austri.ns
The official report OF Gyula Acknowledges the lnes Of
thtce out the number prisoners made BY
he Ffeuch 70 coo n compare these reports
wrb We Moriur oihcia' a1d other P.rean p,pers
may concnde that Tire of prisoners lost py
GyDoi dd not exceed 900 Bit even such O number Is
figrslt scfepsncy the OF only caun0ns
sne STANDARD, and Ouiv be explained by toe SUP
position tba whole ootes Austrian troopa laid do Sn
ihcr arms 90 tne battle ned without any COMBAT Add
;hst gas N realty the
Que entire ssiian regiment, ordered 10 attack Jard.
man dvigSn, capped, by consent suidsoe its
marco nr6,hre@ down tneir under cry, ViDr
PBolia! riro ~ re! This reymeot the reznen No
49, called generally BY the OF it's proprietor nhs
bey) regiment Sigsmupd the Arcn1nke Ssyismund Field
MARSHA lieutenant, beng It's honorary WAS
cstsblAned 1919, and toe OF IN the hattie
u Magenta Field Marshal Leutena Baron yop Vail
ttor. The iearupg district Of The regmf In Vcrons
md consists therefore cy,lns,ve,y Of LOMBARD. on
tbe 73 officers OF tho regiment As Esians aod nv
leg u ruIn as prisoners u OF ,hom ave nc ,epsS
rervicee in toe SardiDau army. Tue resimsat being
complete, II certainty mad undor 800 .p1 n 1t oyer
q 100 men
The only standard conquered ny he Freu b IN the BATH.
a hhgenfs and offered with 90 great dspay Of grace
FOL ceremony TO the Empress Ia sozonsty de y,raei
saloons a the ruerieo The standard Of this regi
mept.
We Hodp'. be 500 600 men OF this rrs meut III,
AratrS os 0V0 o, SOC prisoners In the battle Of
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-26
Quaker CitV Sewing Machine.

r HAVE rented and fixed up the room next door
l. to tho Adams Express Office, under the Vir-
ginia Hotel, for the purpose of exhibiting these
machines, and would most respectfully in
vite the attention of the public to them. | think it
entirely useless to pass any unnecessary enconi-
ums upon them, as it is to be supposed that all who
are in want will call them before pur-
chasing, but intend briefly to enumerate its mer-
it's aud let their performance speak for themselves
ist,-this is the simplest and most durable double
threaded machine in use. There is no part OF
1t at all likely to get out of order, and should it By
possibility happen to do So any locksnith can re-
pair it,
2d,-The sewed is strong, neat and dura-
bio, cannot be ripped though every sixth stitch be
cut
3d,--Anv kind Of thread may be used in sewing
with it, and 4th-tha comparative cheapness Of the
machine places it within the reach Of every family
They are furnished, put up at your houses for the
small sum Of fifty dotlars. will be most happy to
exhibit the machines to any one, though they may
not want to purchase, every who sees it
work will bear testimony to its merits. Call then
and examine it. j. NJ. CRANK Agent
milo 3mos-Spec COPY
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-26
ENT MA1KMT,
| TOWN PROPERTY AND FARMS.

FINDING it inconvenient to give proper. atten
Il ton to property in the County, aud having de-
termined to settle nv sons in the South, am DO
sirous of selling, |. The PITMAN - X hi ca
the line of the Central Railroad and Scottsvie
Turnpike, about ~ miles from stanton. contain
ing &c Acres ; well improved with YELLING
OUtE, Barn. Stabling, Ice house, Spring house,
DC. About 100 Acres are cleared, and in a hne
productive. Ii has it choice collection of young
fruit trees, and is well watered. About IS Acres
are sown down in small grain, and under good fem
hazard nothing in saying that in my opinion there
is not a more desirable ''home farm" OF tho same
size for sale In the County.
2. A small tract Of about thirty acres situated
about "a miles from the above. 1t has ON 1t good
TWO STORY DWELLING HOUSE and Shop,
offering fine home for mechanic, and IS well Wa
tered, and convenient to market.
g. A tract of 800 Acres in the Pastures, ad-
joining the lauds fWm. Guy, Esq Has on II
good Dwelling House, Barn and SAW Mild
The land is admirably adapted for grazing, ana
produces crops very well, and is hAeiy watered-
being the land purchased of Samuel Gwinn
4. A HOUSE AND LOT in Staunton, ~ tAat
part thereof known as ''New Town." The House
is two story with kitchen and other out houses.
S. A House AND LOT in Pointsville, about
one mile from stanton. The Lot contains an acre,
and has on it comfortable Dwelling House
| will make my terms reasonable and accommo-
dating; and as | am determined to sell, persons IN
want OF the kind af property have for sale will
B. F, POINTS.
\ E.t. &c
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-26
GEO: e. SADLER'S
OLD .Zz.HKAET EEDTEK
RES URANT,


NO. 8 Main street. Richmond, va.
THE attention of Epcurcs is particularly invited
L to this well known and popular establishment,
where may be obtained at the shortest notice, at
all hours, from A. NJ. to II F. NJ, every delicacy
which the market affords, served up in the best
style to please customers
SADLER'S BILL OF FARE
Is varied according to the season, and his PANTRY
is kept constantly fled with all kinds of
CANE, FISH, FLESH AND FOWL.
THE CHOICEST LIQUORS
May be obtained at the Bar. Also, Havana, Re-
gala and Principe CIGARS, Of the most delight
full brands.
Oysters,
Fried, stewed, Broiled, Scolopei, Raw and spic-
ed. Ham and Eggs, Beef Steaks, Veal Outlets,
Mutton Chops, Broiled Beef, Clipped Reef, Sausa-
ges, Beet Tongue, SLICED Ham, Omelet, Scrambled
Eggs, Boiled Eggs, Welch Rarebits, Flannel Cakes,
Buckwbeat Cakes. Indian Cakes, Mullins, Butter
Toast Chocolate, Tea, Coffee, Soups, Be-, &C.. all
served up in style not to be surpassed, at mo-
ment's notice. Transient Board per Day 81.
GEO. L. SADLER,
Opposite Cid Market, No. Main Street.
Richmond, March 10, l859.-tf
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-26
DEER PARK !"

rTNHE cheapest and best Real Estate in market is
i ''DEER PARK on Sinking Greek. in
Craig County, Virginia. 1t is about twelve miles
from Craig Court house. (New Castle.)
The tract contains by recent survey,
One Thousand and Forty Acres,
about FOUR HUNDRED of which is cleared and
in good state of cultivation. Between three and
four hundred acres Of The tract is
SEaGk RCEtGNa7
very fertile. and admirably adapted to MEADOW !;
the up lands are very productive, and grow all
kinds Of grain as well as grass. The whole tract
is Limestone Land, with clay basis--is well water
ed--scarce fifty acres Of il being without spring
Or running water upon it,
The improvements are all new and built in the
NEST substantial manner; consisting in part Of
NEW FRAME DWELLING,
Cottage style.) Negro Quarters, Stabing for
twelve horses, Graneries, Corn Cribs, &c., &c.
This tract is equal to any of similar extent in
Southwestern Virginia, and from its location and
quality OF its soil, possesses the double advantage
OF being both q first rate grain and grazing farm.
The land lies well and could be divided into two
or mere farms II purchasers should desire it.
The price is low and payments made easy.
Ia'5~ For further particulars, apply to Col. r.
Nj. Wiley, of Sinking Greek P. o., Craig county.
Va, OF to the undersigned at Coyington, Allegha-
ny County, Va. II. Ii. ROBERTSON
February, 10, l9J9.-tf.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-26

VIRGINIA: AT Rules held in the Clerks Office
of the Circuit Court of Highland County, on
Monday, the 7th day of March, 1859.
Hiram G. rcomb,-Plaintitf,
AGAINST
William II. Moore, Charles Gum and John W Ham
ilton, defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to attach in the hands
of the Defendant Charles Gum, 60 much Of the debt
due from him to the Defendant William f. Moore,
as may be necessary to Salty the Plaintiffs debt
in bis bill mentioned, and it appearing by satisfac
to evidence that the Defendants VIM Moore
O EJohn W Hamilton are not inhabitants of this
Commonwealth On motion of the Plaintiff, by
counsel, it is ordered that the said Defendants do
appear here within one month after the publica-
ton of this ooder and do what is necessary to pro-
teet their interest. A Copy-Teste,
A. STEPHENSON, elk.
March IL, 1852 -4w-SEIG Q.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-26
LeoEz Here Farmers Of the Valley!

A s agent for G. II. Mccormick, still in the
IN REAPER BUSIN ESS, and in due time will
have on, at the usual points, good supply OF tho
best Machine in the World. Please send in your
orders early. Beware of all proessedly two horse,
center draaght and hi &c machines they wont
do. present few certificates below. Read them
carefully, and know you will act wisely.
THORNTON BERRY.
Feb. II, Is5e.-4m Ag't for G. Fl. Mccormick.
Ma. THoRToN BERRY-SIa We are free to Ger
tify that we used Mannys Reaping Machine por-
tion of last harvest, and it failing to perform as wo
expected, procured OF you of McCorlnick's
which performed in all respects to our entire salts
faction, and especially in down and lod yed grain
it far surpassed the Nanny Machine, has more
strength and durability, is better adapted to all
kinds land and weather. much easier on the
h hers a. nH iniurins h oB IT 81 Ha 81 fen4
e. G.. MooRMAN.
Mn. THORNTON BEnHY-DEAR SIr I'll procure
from You McCormick's Reaper and Mower art
have used it two harvests in cutting my grain apt
grass. It's performance, take pleasure III sayir5,
fully equalled my expectations. The Reaper t.a
its duty ad mirablv, even in tangled heavy Whe.t,
which, when not entirely fat, cut it SO clean
smooth that raker with an hours expetie,'e9
could place the sheaves so snugly a careful btnc
ing enabled me to dispense entirely With the use
of my cleaner
The mower aso did its duty well-lny t4dows
being covered principally with mixture ., clover
and timothy, the work was executed ~ to every
reasonable expectation. kopBRT GCf.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-26
GROVER g. BAKERS
Celebrated Sewing Machines (!
PRITES $50 TO 800.

PRICES $50 no 500.
Office. 4s4 BroadaOay, N. r.; Mechonics' Institute,
9Th Street, Richmond, Va.
TT is no longer questioned that these Machines
i are the best in use for family and plantation
sewing, They
HEM. FELL, GATHER AND STITCH
in the most superior manner, and are the only Ma
chimes In the market that are so wen ana Simply
made, that they may be sent to purchasers WIN no
othe instructions than contained IN cifcuaI
which accompanies each machine ana from Mll N.a
a child of ten gears may readily learn no" w use
them and keep them in order. They make upWaTus
Of FIFTEEN HUNDRED STITCHES MINUTE.
The first place in public estimation is justly ac-
corded to the Grover Baker Machine, for the 1ol-
lowing reasons:
LIST. 1t is more simple and easily kept in order
than any other machine,
3D. 1t makes seam which will not rip or ravei,
though every third stitch be cut.
Sd. 1t sews from two ordinary spcols, and all
trouble of winding thread is avoided, while the
machine can be adapted by mere change OF spools
to all varieties of work.
4th The same machine silk, linen thread
and common spool cotton with equal facility.
5th The seam is as elastic as the most elastic
fabric so that it is free from all liability to break
in washing, ironing or otherwise.
9Th The stitch made by this machine IS more
beautiful than any other made, either by hand or
machine.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-26


In this place, Wedn esday morning last, Mr..
JoHS H. BRowN, in the 36 til year of his age.
On the 18th instant, ABRAHAM NAY, of Highlan d
County.
On the 18th inst, at his residence in this County
Mr. GEORGE ENGLEMAN, after protracted illness
of over 6years. aged 76 years and days.
HORACE SEELEY formerly of Ogdenburg, New
York but since 1881, citizen of Staunton, Virgin
ia, died at his residence after lingering and pair
full sickness, on Thursday 18th March, in the fifty
second year Of his age, leaving aectionate wife,
son and two daughters to mourn their loss.
But they sorrow not those who have no hope,
for he gave satisfactory evidence before he was ia
ken from them, that his peace made with Go l.,
and whilst the minister Of the gos..el was engaged
in prayer and praise he calmly fell asleep in the
arms of DEATH
Brother Seeley sustained good character and
was remarkable for strict moral department, gen
erous feelings, rcfinei and courteous manners
But however these might cndear him to his friends
on EARTH he felt that the speaking blood OF
Christ alone could commend him to the favor of his
God. A FRIEND.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-26
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.
TICKETS OyV.L Y SO.
NOTICE TO THE PtBJ

NOTICE HI OttXnCe
As the members of our firm have, BY way of pur-
chase become the owner of the grants chartered bv
the States of Delaware, Kentucky Missouri, and
part Of II ose in Georgia, under the management of
Messrs. Gregory Dc Maury, of Wilmington Della
ware. we have deemed it expedient to change the
name of our firm, on and after January LIST, 1859,
to that of WOOD, EDDY co.. who will hereaf-
ter have the management of the Sparta Academy
Lottery, and the others, as above named
In all transact ions we have endeavored to con-
duct our business with integrity and promtness,
and we can assure the public that the patronage
heretofore bestowed on us is well deserving Of be-
ing transferred to our successors.
Very respectfully
S. SWAN & CO.
Augusta, Georgia, Dec. Is, 1858.
WOOD. EDDY s CO., MANAGERS,
Successors to s. SWAN s. co.
The following Scheme will be drawn by
WooD, EDDY &, Co., Managers Of the Sparta
Academy Lottery, in each Of their Single
Number Lotteries for APRIL, 1859, at
AUGUSTA, Georgia, in public, under the
superintendent Of Commissioners.
Glass Ii draws Saturday, April 2, 1859.
Glass Is draws Saturday, April 8, 1859.
Glass Is draws Saturday, April is, 1859.
Glass II draws Saturday, April %, 1859.
Glass Is draws Saturday, April 30, 1859.
On the Plan Of Single Numbers.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-26
Conf Oil,
Coaa Oil,
Goal Oil,


TINE COAL OIL AND PARAFFINE CO., of
u Baltimore, prepared to offer for sale,
at their Store, No. II West Baltimore ST.,
a few doors above Cav, their
SUPERIOR COAL OIL,
Wholesale and Retail, which for BRGLLIANcY OF
LIGHT, ECONOMY OF USE, and remarkable freedom
from all DisagreeobIe Odonr, cannot be surpassed,
and little liable to smoke not to soil the
chimney when being carried in strong draft
The very great difficulty which has heretofore ex-
listed in regard to the supply of OIL OF AN UNI
FORM QUALITY, will now be obviated, as the
Company have made complete arrangements for
MEETING ALL DEMANDs. Dealers in the country can
have sample sentthem upon application. Address,
COAL OIL AND PARAFFINE CO,
No. n West Baltimore St., Baltimore, Md.
March II, lS59.-ly
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-26
HURRA FOR BARTHOLOMEW

A country Squire just come to town,
While walking down Main Street.
He met friend Of judgment sound,
And glad they were to meet:
Quoth he, 'Dear friend have watch,
.'And though It's not new,
~ much desire to have it left
sWith the famed BAR-THo-Lo-MEw;
fIve heard his skill is past compare,
s'And loving this old ticker,
s'No other hands but his shall dare
''To undertake to fix her.
''You're right, you're right his friend replied,
81 must agree with you,
'sThat few do understand watch
''Like the great BAR-rHo-Lo-MEw.
t'Mine he repaired, and | must say,
''Though little worth before,
cit runs well | would not take
''Its value ten times o'er."
sfTrue merit should be patronized,
"And Squire tween and you,
sYoul ever bless the .ncky day
"You tried BAR-TH O-LO- NEW"
Who has had an experience OF 20 gears IN Londo,
and America. Corner Main and 18th Streets,
Richmond, Va, Opposite American Hotel
March 5, l859.-iy