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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02

The iiaca-republican candidate for gov
srnor in Ohio says: If ] am elected govern
or of Ohio-and expect to be-" Fugitive
sla,e shall be sent back to Kentucky: or an:
otber save State if cannot otherwise pro-
feet him from his pursuers, mW empN@y me
5gyonet, 50 help me God" lie would he
the first man to run if bayonets were used
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02

There was a very curious displayon Tues
day. in New York. The Umbrella Guards
turned out for target excursion. No fire
arms were visible, but each member of the
company was armed with large cotton UNI
brelia. AT the word Of command the com
panv hoisted their umbrellas, and made a
general and prompt spread. This Guard Is
said to be prepared for all weathers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02

The ruins of "iranstan," tue once prince
L. abode Of p. T. Barnum-where Es was
always glad to see bis friends in the days OF
his prosperity-ars being !eveled oil, prepa-
ratory to a new residence for TIN. present
owner. which will be placed considerably !"
rear of the old site.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02

Louis Napoleon has, it is said, frightfnl
nervous shocks which entirely Danish sleep,
and which we're produced by the battle OF
Solferino. lie sees all the dreadful scenes
Of the battle over again during these attacks.
If the story is not exaggerated, the Emperor
must have been considerably more scared
than hurt by his military experience. =
There is probably no truth in the story.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02

The proposals we're opened on Friday ut
the PENNSYLVANIA State Treasury, at Harris
burg, and the whole amount of s2oo'oo" IN
State per cent loans, was purchased at '-4
per cent, that being the lowest bid.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02

PolIrrc.L.-A correspondent of the Rich
mond Virginia Index, recommend, Hon. III.
Smith us the numineeO Of the Charleston Com
yention for next President.
4 correspondent of the Boston Journal
.u,,yests new Presidential candidate. nam
iDr Il for that Office Amos Kendall, now in re-
tjre,nsn, il. the suburbs Of Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02
There is some talk in Paris about the di

There is some talk in Paris about the dis
covcry of new motive power, said to have
been made by young workman named
Jacob. turner in copper. Although the
precise nature of the discovery is not stated,
it has been said that this, like many similar
discoveries, was the result of an accident
While seeking to increase the power of his
turning lathe. il new means was suddenly
revealed to him, whereby he has been able,
without assistance, to construct a machine
which increases 200 fold the motive power OF
one man, and may be increased to an unlim
tied extent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02

The two sons of Robert Burns, the Scott,
ish poet, are at present in Ireland. where
they have been welcomed with demonstra'
tiops of respect
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02

The dry goods sales of the past week in
New York, have been quite active, and mer-
chants from all parts of the country are
squariug up old business. Greater cnut,o"
than heretofore is observed in giving credit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02

The New York Sun is about bringing into
use an invention ia the shape of press
that will feed itself and print both sides OF
the paper OF the same time, and with the
same rapidity that one side is printed on the
manmouth Hoe presses now in use by the
Times. Herald and Tribune.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02

In Orange county, Va, many mills nave
suspended operations in consequence OF the
severe drought. The water in the streams
in all this section of the State. is very low
withstanding the rains of Sunday last.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02

DIR. David Dale Owen, now engaged IN the
geological survey of Arkansas, has publish
cd letter in which he states that there Is
possibility of finding diamonds in certain
narts of the State. We suppose this posi-
bility" will set some body or other to "dli'
mond hunting"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02

We have received from the publishers,
Oliver Ditson 4 Co.. Boston, several piece.
of Music for the Piano. composed by q. W..
Stra.ton--comprising Polkas Serenades, &c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02

1t is said that the nomination OF Hon. IL
W. Davis, for Congress from Baltimore, is
"a triumph Of the conservative element OF the
American party"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02

Intelligence from Utah to August 3D. re.
ceived at the office of the Commissioner OF
Indian Affairs, reports all the Indians OF
that Territory quiet. Some outrages were
reported on the northern emgrant route as
having been committed by Indians from
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02

A new steam canal boat has been finished
and put on the New York and Erie route Tor
Black Rock, with $500 bushels of wheat on
board. She can carry $500 when in water
five feet deep She is capable OF making
six miles per hour with less than sixty pounds
of stpum
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02
Political

WASHINGTON. August 80, 1859. Senator
TrumbuII is in town for u few days, attend
ng to his duties ~ Chairman Of the Re-
publican Campaign Document Committee.
This body has been quietly but induStrousIy
distributing ammunition over the Northern
and Northwestern States this summer, IN the
shape Of tracts OH the slave trade, Homestead
bill, ontract frauds, Pacific railway, &c Sen
atur Trumbull is one of the most energetic
men in the party. and his influence is more
dreaded by Judge Douglas in Illinois, than
that # Lincoln.
Friend. of Douglas are now pretending
that all Northern democrats are for him Tor
President. hoping thereby to influence the
South. TO the same end they also represent
that \. II. Stephens, Of Georgia will run on
the same ticket as Vice President; that Sena-
tor. Brown IF Mississippi and Green Of Mis-
souri,. are for him: and also that the whole
SoIrh are al K, II, to supp OFT him on ii ground
that he is the only democrat who can carry
Northern States enough to help the South
eject IL is trick too trans parent to deceive
any one.
RELrcror> MEETr>.s IN LEEsDrRG.-A Sc,
ilcs Ol Interesting iI't JIIS- I'HViiiuicHCch
in the Episcopal Church Of this town, on
Friday evening last, the Rev. Dr. CunImins
preaching the opening sermon. The Rev.
Mr.. Prout preached On Saturday morning,
and DR.. Cummins again on Saturday night,
and twice on the Sabbath. DR.. G. is one Of
the most polished pul pit orators that We ever
listened 10, and his efforts in this town were
received by large audiences with the deep
est interest, and necessarily much profit.
On Sabbath morning. the rite Of coniirma-
ton was administered by Bishop Meade to
seventeen candidates males and thir-
teen females.
According to previous announcement, the
Rev John T.. Edwards, Of the Virginia Con
ference preached on Sabbath morning and
night, in the NJ f. Church, South, Of this
town. These sermons Of Mr. +. were chaste,
beautiful, and impressive, and drew from
eyes long unaccustomcd Ia weep, meaning
moisture.
On Monday night, Mr.. f., again preached
to u very large congregation, III behalf Of
Foreign Missions. Iii. effort on the occasion
was .ich in brilliant thought, and resulted
in extracting from the audience about SlI5
for the cause he advocated. - LDu,ioun Mirror.
r.. FOR RENT.-Tke STORE on the south
al side "t King street. west of Pit street, at pre-
sent occupied by John >. Atwell good stand for
any business. Possession given Oh 1T September.
Apply to Laus 3i-5tI K. II. MILLER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02

New York city is said to hs So full oil
strangers at the present time that the hotels
have to resort to the packing system.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02

The only authority apparently (says the
New York Commercial Advertser) for the
report that the Conference at Zurich had
"come to dead lock-" is remark to that
effect in the Paris correspondence OF the
London Daily News, which remark is en-
tirey unsupported by any evidence either in
the letter in which it occurs or elsewhere.
The sessions of the Conference were reSu-
larly held, but of course its discussions were
kent profound secret The gravity OF the
questions at issue. necessltates long ana pro-
found dclibcration.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02

A New York correspondent Of the Phll-
delphia Press says:-Among the linen of
the road" who glory in fast nass and look
with profound administration upon those
unhappy people who cant go along under
the torty's' are Bonner of the Ledger and
Commodore Vanderbilt. The latter has long
been known in New York, as the most Prodl-
cal of men in horse flesh, giving his check
for thousands where the nag suited.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02

a large majority Of the men employed at
handling and loading coal at the wharves in
Richmond, near Philadelphia, have struck
against reduction of wages-their employ
ers having resolved to pay only -! cents per
hour to each man employed in loading coal,
instead of Is cents per hour, as heretofore
There are eighteen coal wharves at Rich
moud, and about fifteen hundred men are
employed loading the black diamonds"
when fair bushes is doing. At present
only about two or three hundred men are
employed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02

We have news from Kansas of Il renewal
of the border troubles. Armed bands of Mis-
sourians had invaded the Territory of Kan
sas, and on the 9Th of August one of these
parties forcibly seized on Wright, at the
town of Barnesvile. and conveyed him to q
point distant fourteen miles from the line
Captain Montgomery interfercd, and de-
manded the release of Wright. a conference
was agreed TO- the negotiations were COM
menced, but at last accounts neither the man
nor his captors had been delivered up.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02

Mr.. Otway, the British Minister in Next
co, has received a very severe reprimand
from the Foreign Office. He is required to
furnish satisfactory explanations of his CON
duct, to demand twenty-five thousand dol
lars indemnity for the family of DIR. ). Du,
vail, who was massacred at Tacubaya, and
70 treat the Government of Miramon with
coldness. Mr.. Otway understands these
hints, and will leave in October.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02

DR.. Julien Navier Chabert, the Fire King,
died in New York, Of pulmonary consump-
ton, on Monday, in the 9th year Of his age.
Dr. c. WAS native OF France. and came to
this country in 1852, and was first introduc-
ed to the public at the lecture room of the
old Clinton Hail. where he gave exhibitions
by entering hot oven of his own erection,
and while there gave evidence of his salaman-
der qualities by cooking beefsteaks t" the
surprise and establishment of his audiences.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02

According to the London Times of August
Il, there is no prospect of any immediate
settlement of the dispute between the ope-
ratives and master builders of London. The
former are represented by United Con-
ference of the Building Trades" and the
latter by the Central Association of Mas
ter Builders" Each has published state
ment or address, very irritating and crmlna-
tory, so that, in reality, the parties seem to
be further from an arrangement than ever,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02

> TONS BEST SWEDE SPRING STEEL Of
* assorted sikes, just received. Al.", s"rrly "f
Square AMI Oc'agon Cast Steel. All "h-rcd ut
lowest rates. GEORGE T. BALDWIN.
SEP l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02

The Baltimore Exchange comments on the
conflicting reports in the newspapers, and
from farmers themselves, with respect to the
grain crops. 1t attributes these contradcto-
~ opinions, to the fact, that they spring
from local observation, rather than from gen
eral views, and that while the wheat crop
has suffered severely in one section, and is
pronounced somewhat better in another, the
weld has been abundant i'll third. Such,
we take it, has been the case. IT however,
we may place reliance upon the statements
made in the Chicago papers, whatever may
he the character of the cropin other parts OF
the country, the yield Of wheat, in the gram
growing States of the Northwest, will prove
unusually large. But it is to be remarked
that the journals making this announcement
complain that the receipts OF new wheat con-
tinue TO be very light, and can only account
for this fact on the theory that the farmers
are holding back their grain IN the hope that
prices will advance. But this theory. adds
the Exchange, strikes us as admitting of on
" a limited application, for the number OF
those who arc in such easy circumstances ms
to allow of their storing away their grain, in
the expectation of selling it to better adyan,
taee in the Spring, must be very few indeed
when compared with that class of producers
whose necessities compel them to push for
ward their crop to market at the earliest
possible opportunity.
We are, for our parts, satisfied that the
wheat crop, generally. has not been as good
as it was at first reported to be, or as 1t was
exnected to turn out
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-wEEKLY BY
EDGAR SN0WDEN.
ALEXANDRIA,:
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER .. 1859.

The more moderate of those at the North
who have suffered themselves, on account OF
territorial questions, and the proceedings in
Kansas, to favor the so-called ''Republican'
party, hut who do not claim to be, and, In
fact, repudiate the title of, 1boiitionists,
are beginning to see the lengths to which
they will be carried, if they follow any Ion
ger the lead of the managers Of this same
Republican party-and, we observe, are
declining to pursue course which Will at
tach them to purely sectional faction, and
cause them to oppose the elevation OF the
best, and purest patriots i'll the country. The
fgu,ing of the n. York Tribune, to which we
referred some days ago, has done some good.
1t is now seen that the "Republican" party are
not certain with their ultraism, and with q
sectional candidate, of carrying Pcnnsyl-
vania, or New Jersey, or New York. Now,
is the time. therefore, for the Conservative
men at the North who desire the perpetuity
of the Union, and who will stand by the
Constitution, but who are opposed upon
principle, and honesty, to the measures and
policy of the" Administration, to take their
stand frmly -not only in opposition to the
Administration party, but to the Republican
party and its organization. If the Republic
can party were broken up, the Nation
al, Conservative Opposition. would triumph
North and !South-there would no longer, in
our opinion, be sectional parties or sectional
candidates
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-09-02

- FOR RENT-The STORE the south
"a; side "t King street. west Of Pitt street, at pre-
cent occupied by John y Atwell: good stand for
any business. Possession given Oh 1T September.
Apply to aug 3l-3tl K. H. MILLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-12-22
A G0OD ARTICLE,
PURE OLD RYE WHLSKE Y

A. r,r hs AHalyns Of TASaas AafiSeH, NJ 3D.,
PfsieSor Of CASniJfry MsdioeI Depart
NsSHf Gsoygsf edge ID. e.
Y cnnJstns So pet cen. Absolute Alcohol, 10 re-
| .,kstN ttv from FpsAL On. aud coErsiSs
> hITaLLIC SsuLrs or thrf matists oeir inca
Oh. ---in. 90 As"h. Pet CenIaRe, and spsciFic
Ds,yIrr 81 fAbSs among the Fissr SPECIMEN OF
- ..-sS
-..r.. ~ c,pseiAiy toT Medicinal and Social
w. Caustsuty GA baud aud tot sale BY the b-r-
--rrlnbr gallon aud stsgl~ oiile At The
DIPLOMA DIN RE wHisKEY W ARE OusE,
NurNs-,t ,uiu-. ii hO~afd aud Camosb sls.
" ur Ar-st JOHN 4. WILSON.
ID 50 st
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-12-22

THE snsatBc term 90 ms Institution IN &c a..
m~ncr on Mo DAY S-pirmtrr 5h asa
eoaiinus i've mon b.. Ter The charge ui Aessi.
Juhn sAhhoTS. fuactPai, and lane. D.
CtaightI GaNtsGt.
TIE h MS
For 'nsrueitob In he e As,trsfsrf
Msh~ms'trai p~Tarm~rf e2o 60
10 ths ort'aap branebes si EGg
hsh, Ike
Tor Session - Eve months,
Ettra ctsrg~ frr Ft-nrh
ET ApP'tcaL's 500 stmts,l,u must fnrsc, n
contnur from ihs tAv 60 atmi,,I,H O.. iks En-. u
the session N rilct,pn Tor absence PuptI.
from d"iancs eAn Do accom- "a s's.r1 with Rsatd
aeht ,hs honse O. rhr Punstpai. 80 Nj. krarI'.
OF SnotErass 90 ressulahIr t,tms
Nv exclusive AIT uutiTtrg a.rrr.tun to IN, m,
ties OF his profession Mr st. sHisavcyt %, az.
serve, a. he hopes TO SccuTc btrtat shAt. Of
public ps,fcuAge-
John sANRORN P,.a,rsI
JAS u. CRAiGulIL A4ss.a.t
tuFusta 1898 III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-12-22
Farm for Sale

| w I'LL ,rll nv FAf8I coma btpg - ACRES
j OF good Limestone Land lyiHs va CO - .s
va " wiirs E-s' 90 W inonr-sr I,is lad d -
sr ne ds-a'l or'uing to a BAN aud q iafrr ana
h>hhE P"ud 81 ~sIrT. Ths lmpr,vrsspn sts
g.oi CONSISTING ~ q large House BAN Con.
u"nsr. Granrfy, Caviag- House ice Hs ..
psity, House, s. SC Thrr- B. Sc. /,
We'll OF rood Lims'aur watSr a GarSsn nruIy
pa e. IN, anf pIenfy Cb.irr Frut Tr,,.
Isshs a. .ntl the purchase, Pos.r.st.r gty.u
'mntdiai'lr PETER CAIN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-12-22
Notice.

pas lri,rs,Tn- tsyiag quaihed a. Admtnis-
i Assoc ~ r Bcczh.m, deed, requests all
"a o.. 49,, against said estate 10 pItsen the
sam- m ---taJc. ) Tor adiaslmeLt and these To-
c.b.eu ~nt he required 10 MAKE symrhl - ithUut
delay. JAS LAW HOOFF, Admit
Dec = SO 1t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-12-22
Adorned Meeting.

vVNHE REFINE IAL JOIkl Of kNoll
il Rl mel .eevid,ns 10 pfcvios' n"'ier ."
ssios ,asi 20 nee ars,a a. tue 'CArsf H"s,-.
10 Chsrie,Ioss % Friday neHI the y 'es'' g.
IL 'el "a Tor tie purpose eel forth IN tn a"o'-
a.Uts. Az trf,,hs th'IsiUfS Nh" hsv' 'uth
clam. 81. bO,ihsG 10 pressnI them 20 Tits Tout
% O,s.rs,.e tLsy me, otso,ivr conP'Bss ion
b. orJrr oi M Iul"Eei
W ROWAN AejsUnt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-12-22

Take Notice.

DR O 2. MASON Aas removed 10 The hone,
l|.-, occupied BY Col 7 Gib.on.
De s 1859
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-12-22

T SHALL be a. Summii Poiat tor . leo DAYS.
l. aboui the Let OF January peIt snd shail erpeet
al ihdthird 10 me to b. prepared to eioss up IN
cash ., my removal NJ such . distance iIom hat
place Gill reader IL im possible 10 make more han
Ih.t ysn. c. b. HANCOCK.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-12-22
IBuiIdtng aous~.. Barn. AZ

''hE asderssned ~os,d ssii ne sttsst,or ., ,1...
.so a.. "a wat ~ HOUSES. BtRNS 81 a
shfNS. &C. $r 60 toe fset that he ean - - - 10
tsei'uss IN ~. r"a-sssionD ssW The tBAsE tha,..
Pof'sblr ss~ Mill put uP Ard eomPlste b~.idas. 81
ASf And ~ the nast diious sBd tory an
ee' of we l'ast saa - sso"~Y. I.tsasg "a III. a.,
ssI Of the sdJoaisg coan'e. ~h,at- 10 wsaI o(sne1
e-'id'nt' ~osld DO yell TO eoa.ali h, b,kl.. =, h.
March ~ SO
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-12-22
Clarke Coach Factory,
BERRYvgLLE, Gm
cLAhhE COUNTY &.k8a
firgiaia. --.a.1R.D

THE Subscribers. tLsIkfui te the public Tor ID,
Il yefy libsfAl PsironsEe ihsy have received, wit
coHtinue 10 give attention 81 their
Coach Factory,
IN BerrJ''i'", to manufacturing and repairing
all sorts Of Carriage
BY The purchase Of The sram Saw Mil ~,
have iaet'Hies Tor The manufacture OF C.rriAx-s
po>ses,sd b. no other rvtAJitshmeHt IN The Sal,
We not only mAnuisoIure
SPOhES AND-PELLIES
ior our 49,. bu' ~ tor Carriage Maset, an Bslti
m re an PhrlAGsiph,a We Gao nov maauiac.
lure CarfisReS 20 The btsi sil Ia and the loo rti
eesoi he Esaefn ciues We will CON p~ie win
tie h-si E>'Ao ishmSs,s II ibelAnc iB the thTe- es-
seansi par iculsIs u sub>tsbtislity tkrspt,,.
All isss -psfirct saiisfac tioa will be fnsutsd in
svrrS case at p1fths,e
O~'Bs ~ the constant changes aud Improve,
m-pis sOsng on 90 have constant comai n,e alton
viii thrt est 60 ablish IA entsof he Eastern Cuss
and are preparri 10 flsnish graft. &. all vi.h,pk
To pBtchsts EArTisErs.
DRAWINGS executed IN Ihe be,i manner Of
the laitR styles an Im pruv-mrnIs
Patent wheel
We have JUS purchased the mosI vsIuabI, Pa
tent ihai has ever been issued los the saving OF ia
boz. money and time ana Iorsthr coayra,ener Of
those using Carriages The Parent wheel 4, 90
constructed hsebiifely 70 do away with hub and
10 OuIy hAn Of he ordinsr, weigh white ~ Ia.
more strength, simplici Durability aad taste thar
'any thar has ever before been invented twill
be exhibited aud explained at cur Pact. ~ TO an
one wishing 20 see o.
The hrt Coach Makers 10 The UaiIrd srate,
have bsea using IL and have used no Other Tor the
last three wears Aad noIhiag could induce one
20 use the old wheel no hA. ever iTisd Ihr ~ iai
one. II "a needless TO m.ation some oi the 6pi
names "a the UnHed States engaged 10 thisl bus !.
nee, such a. CiaPp. Beu.I.r spd othets who Asve
reeemmend-d as use The patent Will recon
mend hsslf TO ali judges
N. b. We van all persons against Infrins-
inE upon " PaIehi wheel, secuted 10 us ea,iIs-
W fOr the Cousty of Clarke
RICHMOND q STOLE.
0rt IL ha-Ir
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-12-22
..e,imeptal riders.

REGIMkNIAL Ceuti oi 4, Suuy VII b
"A AeIo sIAs Coau House 90 "Wednesday n'r'
Dee-nhsr he IIh tSJ9, fvr he PofFos' 81 a.
ss,.,bE dsu,sgs, a. cone 10 property ~ ne
uooe. and uthsl madeT. AtuitsLd ponciuIl al
,sne.pce Of The Otheets II the 5Sth Rec 'uSUt :,
RESUMED b. order 81 the Colu's
J. w. ROWAN AdI't
Dec. - 1859
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-12-22

whole Tickets $40; Halves $40; QaarIers SS.
EiRhihs sac
The ordinary drawings OF Wood. Eddy q Cos.
LoueItes VIII take place a. AuEasia GroTeia. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-12-22
APPROXIMiTING PRIZEs.

10 oTdsfiae Tickets OF Cenihesiss, enclose the
money to co. addfsss Tor vhsi you Ssh a. puf-
ehase name the Lottefy W uhich you slsh u On.
vested aud Sbetbsfy you Wtsh WhuIss, Have or
0aaItsfs, % Eiehihs 90 receipt OF vhrk us
srRd whstis ofdso BY hrstman, ioTeihsr eth The
sehsme.
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