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liz ACRES, six miles from the City, be-,
" tween the Brant and Valley Turnplkes and
two miles from Kneisly's Mills. s6aeree bnler cli-
tivatiJn, balance go0dtiniber
1S6 ACRES excellent land in Shelby
1Cc county, o. miles from Sidney, and 4
miles from Port tJeterBonj loo acres under culiva-
ton, balance good timber Orchard OF grated
ffuit good frame house, barn, stable, corn crib,
sfanaryi &C. Three good springs and good well.
A very desirable place. -
ALSO:
010 ACRES in Hancock county, near a
GfOA Railroad station, good house and best
quality OF land. 100 acres Improved.
a-sfrts- ALSO; Hr
PINE Suburban property in foil view of,
IL and handsomely overlooking the city Those
having property to exchange wihnd 1t to their In
terest to call upon
FH CHARLES EqcLARK,
aug2e. Clegg's Building, ID st.
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oAPITAL sEooK. saoo.ooo.
ROBERT OGDEN,
Plumber and Steam Filter,
No. 63 JEFFERSON STREET, ABOVE THIRD,
DAYTON, OHIO.

HAVING been resident of this city but
II ashort time Mr. o. would take this ocassion OF
selecting one from among score OF letters he re-
ceiVed from gentlemen for whom ne did work In his
former place of Tesdence
FoRT WAYNE, IHD,, April s0th, 1863.
Having had occasion to use the services of
plumber, was introduced to Fir Ogden, gentle-
man who had just arrived In our city. The job
that was to be done was very difficult, and required
the incest Kind OF mechanism. 1 am happy TO add
that the WORK was performed TO my entiie satstaG-
tion, and as master OF his art, take pleasure
recommending him TO my fellow townsmeu.
PHILO RUhiSEY.
He would also take the privilege OF giving one
among several recommendations he has received
since his residence here:
Mr. Ogden has done considerable work In the
plumbing line in MY houBc which Ia very satislao-
tory J. Il. YOUNG.
DAYoN, Aug. 10, 1859.
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The Princess and the Physician.

Few foreigners who were sojourning in
Rome during the Autumn Of 49, can fail
to remember the violent illness of the beau
tiiul Princess c., which suddenly with,
drew from the, brilliant social circles oi that
city their iairest ornament The means by
which that illustrious lady was restored 70
health, when given over by all the faculty
in Rome, Is not however 90 generally
Known. She owes her life, and ia ever
prompt 10 acknowledge the obligation, TO the
most distinguished physician OF the age, DR.
Thomas Holloway That extraordinary
man happenedto arrive in the "Seven- -hilled
City" Just at the crisis OF her disorder, and
was Immediately summoned to her palace
He found the Princess in sad condition
During 80 evening drive through the Cam.
pagna che had been smitten, by the fearful
malaria which sometimes arises in poison,
Gus clouds from the adjoining marshes
The consequence was a violent bilious at,
tack, terminating in jaundice. The lovely
face which had dassled all eyes, and ecIip-
sed all rivalry at ball and banquet was
yellow as saffron, and tho eyes which had
kindled love and admiration in thousand
hearts we're duller than lead In feeble
voice she inquired OF The doctor what could
bs done for her, at the Same tiine protesting
that II the hue that now tinged her skin
were 10 remain after her RECOVERY. aha
would rather die than live Smiling at the
pGrdOnable vanity OF one whose queenly
beRntY was the theme Of every traveller who
visited Rome, he told her cheerfnlly that her
life and her loveliness were both safe His
prediction proved true. Under tho influence
Of his irr~~sstible Pills, the yellow sulfusion
agantV Is of; and day BY day, like a
t'r through cloud, her beauty
vas oped. Within six weeks II was
sne hat the Princess would soon
gladden. the eyes Of her admirers at an eve.
ming festival to take placo ut her chateau kt
TiyOli in honor Of her recovery.
II may well be supposed thar the Prin,
cess would willingly have displayed her
gratitude on magnificent scale, 6nt tlsis
DR.. IL would not permit lie refused 30
receive anything, save mere souvenir; and
she presented him with a most appropriate
one IL was double miniature, set IN em
eralds and diamonds, one case representing
the Princess as she lay upon her sick bed,
despoiled BY disease Of all her charms and
the other containing her Likeness a. she ap-
peared at the fele in the full bloom Of ie,
stored health and beauty Tho memento
was accompanied by note in which wers
these words, "Whensyer You look At the two
pietures, imagine II you can, 10y bonndlJsa
gratitude" Il may we'll be supposed thai
Dr. Holloway treasures this delicate tFibul,
10 his skill among his choicest souvenirs. :.
L~conrier Del Popplo, Rome.
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uER...dIna N nIsI % Eysry fageI1


The 200 !, honest Republicans hefeabeats,
do no, iuatiTy Old Beown in his murderous
purposes. They Join with the Democracy
ana al good people, in denouncing the Hsr'
pers Ferry emeu,e; they look upon those
who participated IN that affair os bad men
and traitors, aud believe they ought to re.
ceive the doom Of traitors Il is only a
miserable clique, clsquered by toe Journal
who sympathise with the traitors, and would
give them material aid, if they dared, and
who In its stead, dole on. to them The miser.
able consolation Of Pity. tits this eSeres :
senee upon the Republican party y-the fa-
natiCs who would destroy the uuiUn Of tho
States, and embroi the white and black ra'
COS in bloody strife--that we war against;
We do not charge these things upJn the CON
ssrvative, honest masses Of the Opposition;
and the Journal will fail IN showing 10 them
that we do. Those who read our paper know
better, and the Jourpaps lies to the CONTRA
ry, will only sink II deeper in the contempt
of al honorable, lair dealing men.
Speaking Of the journal reminds us TO
say to that class Of men in the Republican
party who condemn reasonable doctrines
aud reasonable acts equally with oursslf
that The Journal Is elIeeting as much dam
age to conservative Repoblicanism, and the
true principles Of national, republican gov,
eminent, as its poverty stricken, malicious
ability is capable of eieeliSg; aud those o.
the party who do net wish TO be set down Ia
the category Of apologists for treason and
its overt acts, will drop the concern unit
better COunsels prevail in its conduct A
present It is an 'incendiary shees;' and ii
course 10 regard to the Harper's Ferry in
surrection ia a shame and Disgrace, Abou
this matter there can be no difference o
opinion among law-abiding, patriotic citi
zens, no matter to what party they are At
taehed. The course pursued by the Jour
nal and other papers that sympathize with
aud justify the insurrectionists at Harper
Ferry, is outrageous, and it Is time the.
were discarded by the honest Republican
masses.
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FARMs.

Two HANDSOME andUIhghlyimproved
L farms, lying a0out miles north Of the city, 20
acres each. CITY PROPERTY win be taken in
part payment. ALSO,
24O acres in Hancock County, not Gar from the
county seat and three fourths of mile from rail-
road station. 100 acres improved balance excellent
timber. Very nne land, and will be hold at n bar
gain. 9 ALSO, fd7
100 acres one mile north westof Union City, well
improved; creek running through the .eenlre -
never failing water, large barn, good bearing or
chard, springs, &c.
o1 acres In Darke county, part good timber good
land, q No. barn, painted, gool house. 81, ,0OC
down, balance on long time. g...7 ~ arId
ALSO, If ..an..
Anumber of other farms vAriously located ard al
very cheap, together with large Rmouht of desira-
hle city property of every description,
jyls CHAS. n. LARKE, I'd st,
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FOH SALEI !
n pollaYs an AcreI

FOR good Farm in Darke County 6 miles
~ north east Of Union city. 70 acres under good
cultivation, balance g0oet timber; rich hack soil
Frame house OF rooms handsomely situated, and
surrounded by alOeust grove goOd frame barn, CON
crib, stable, aud other out buildings. Good bearing
Orchard with all kinds OF fruit.
This is a great bargain. e73ae EH.W
CHARLEs r. CLAnKf,
aug 20. Real Estate Agent, Cleggia Bullding.
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q A CAkD--The subscriber returns his sim
~ esre thanks 70 his friends for their very liberal
i wnich ne has received white In business
Messrss King 4 darcy, gentlemen who are well
W ior tHs busneAs aud deaerYe liberal share
" Vopts pnsi iuhase' GEO. dinner,
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cETY PRoPnRTYlI

|IL|I- CIT Z F1kOEHItIt II n"
Jeffefson at.-A handsome Lot Weatside, below
6th at. Small Frame upon II.
second stS-House and Lot below Perry, north
aide House, TWd-atory Brick
Large and convenient. LotbOx20O
Brownst.-pppoaite Buckeye st. Large Brick
a aHeose and large Lot. CHEAP, B
Brown st.-Corner Of Ann, Two story Doubl,
brick House, good Cellar, We'll
CieteFn, 80. VIII rent TO pay Il
|. r-.t IL A : per cent. on the einvesiment.~
Me Donongh Bt.-Oppoaite nnrr Two-story Fram1
House, Iot6Okl6O. ~
FifthBt --cofRerof Montgomery. Fine Lot
t small Frame House.
ALSOs iaF ~
FORTY LoTsl--on the efiilIbetween "a and 9Th sta.
and large numbef OF vacant Lot
In ditierent parts Of the city Fo
sale cheap, or to exchange iofothel
property, -.
~ . CHAs. II. CLARKE5
Resl Estate Agent
Clegg's building, I'd 81.
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The iuausnratien Of Broek'u Monausut, and
the eslebrstiOn ofthsfor.y seventh aBtlyetstry
ofthe battle ~ QleeEstorn, by tho militia d
Upper canqda, tock place % Tbatadpy last
The militia nf ths ptsviuee was largely ssprs
ssrted. Geo. williams. ths beFo Of Ktft. aue
bic atH0, Sir Alisu Mtha -. fhe Ie1dfnR tsillsh,
oilssfs y csStdp weSis cad sslsfsps sfIsIa
Ssls Fnassnt,
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Grelusted Iisndsi on which Patents have not been
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The recent slatelnsht OF the Department that all
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RoH RbNT.

A FINE store room on Market street very
"a suitable for a Grocery or EatlnR House, being
thht part 81 the reora no pce ill Cd hy III Al M II
siofetthnt fonta on Market Street, may be either
Aiso,S iafge room on the second noor aexaO feet
suitable TOT ~ enlee l.ntIepef on Third street,
Z. l-ATg ETlNU lIfCBhas EgCLARKB
tyis keal EsiAte Agent, sdst.
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Land, Land.

| WOULD call attention TO Land now Of
l. fered to exchange foF City Property or Goods
located AZ follows;
oHIO-Shelby, Ross, Allen, Defiance, Henry,
NJ Fulton, Dt IKE aud Williams Counties,
INDIANA Randolph, Wells, W Wabash, Stark
l.la1-. IA Jasper, PalAski and Lake Counties
ILLIN NOIH-LaWrence Richland, Crawford
aud Jasper Counties.
MISSOURI--char Washington, Madison
tf-EEe q tFTRpleyf Reynolds, Oregon ant
3t-atasa ishhnaon tountes, EE-I
IOWA-Scott, Buchanan, Boone, Cedar and
Van Buren Counties.
MIHN HNHSOfA-Dakota, Ramsey, Rice, Scott
and Mcleod Counties.
The above are choice lands, and will he exchanged
on the Observation-Disclosures on application TO
trrf. rTCHAS. Ks CLARKE,
jY5 Cleg's Buildlngi Thirdstreet.
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LATEST NEWS b fEIE6kiFH.
! s.sarsaLy .sn r,ls alysonspre s.so,


q .elf AATEh FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER cIROASSI AN.
ST.. JouNs, Nov. 24.--The steamer circassIan
tfon, Galway With dates to the l2ih, has just ar,
ansed.aAAs4s ~ So LIZA , G&5s1aHG ~
The steamer North Brisos had arrived put. :
=, fhrce treaties were signed on the 10th Of Ne.
vember, and tie Plsnipoientiariss would leave On
tAs l2sh .sit s.s - y - - s@os-T'.s. -
!, The Paris Moni.o. sAys France and Austria
have agreed to prsanotc the ebiscts II tho Chm
gress. but M formal proposition had been made
" England Tor Peace Congress. .Whsa ore 10
reosivsd The MINISTER'S will deliberate on It's ae-
csptanee: on tho understanding that the Ilaliaus
The Constitutional cxhorts the Italians to modes
ration aud patience. = ''
Tuscany had conferred the Regency on Oarrig.
nau. 3sHI .ii-sts' - = ~
Tho King of Sardinia Was under a pressure. 4
Ffance had refused to grant permission 70 40
cept the regency. 81
The Moors had attacked Cqua. H.traI
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.. 5as 4,
Cotton sales for the week amounted 20 Al. 900
bales. iucluding 3,OO0 on speculation, and 700
for exportation Sales closed with u downward
tendency, with partial deoline Of an l. Orleans
Fair Was quoted ut 7as; Midllinga was quoted
at u; Uplands Fair rs; Midlings e.. Some
authority shy tho market was cas- or, hut prices
unchanged. ''- h.' '.'- @@I' e
Brcadsluifs were firm, and all qualities slightly
advanced Provisions dull. Consols were quoted
Mt 9Gl to 0Gs The stock of Cotton in port arno unt
ed to four hundred and thrty-six thousand bales;
including 2o5, 900 bales of american. Flour was
quiet and holders demand an advance of ls.-
Wheat firm and advanced FROM Id to Cd. Corn
houyant and advanced Is. to rs. per quatter.-
Tea declined Id to I'D.
LoNDoN Markets Money unchanged Ahner-
can securities meet with slow sale, but prices
unchanged.
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ssasemeas :. - eozl JOB shd prosfocts Of our
Iemaie Colleges sn9<hs Conference, closing With
.ne 'olsoy lng tefplntt p yhlpA With the report
ss1 s "a =. -. =, =. t,.,.s1
Sb ssspivea. 1hAs mere y ample oeeaspn for
os.out 8reasnde p Almighty Ted, tor the success
n4a P5Qsper'ty Enlen hase astsNded our educa-
s'a.A, Tbs past year. and that
Nc I'M ScfventfY yinpiNfe ne ntfnuNucc OF the
pBaAS hless nas npon hasas IN lhs future.
a., "a !. resolved, That 70 the duty OF the Ministry
ana msmoersnip within the bonnds OF the eontef,
ehoe u fvseef our educational interests and to pa
ro"iEe or own educetrdnai tnstitntions IN prefer
ence toaiI others. whiic they Continue as At pfes,
cut. 70 merit c1gndence and support. .,
D. nosYlsed, We VIII, y ninisters, do all IN
our poHes prnperlJ 70 lndhcs ise Establishment OF
PRIMARY ane prafasaeisy schools Throughout the
oounass Vt put work, IA e., ,-t.#fs.l t=.
=. lkssplsels ihat Va. rsc0nanend tho regular
and systeht.tie study u the Bible, ~ tcxtIook.
IN all our SCHOOLS and colleges.
o. Kesotvsd, That ne scostDmcnd 10 our Female
schools ana colleges the bestownlent OF moro time
and attention upon Sacred music. .ls3 a. j.
o. Resolved That Bishop Early, President Of
ths Conference. lie and 10 hereby Responsibility
quested to make the following appointments for
the ensuing Conferences year, viz:
Ii. b. Cowles, Agent for r.. NJ. Collecc. u p
Wills, President Of WESLEYAN Fema.e College:
VIM. d. Rawzie, Agent do; Joseph Ii. Dxis.
Professor Petersburg do: James Jamison. Presi-
dent Danyilis do. s..-s.-.e
Leave Of absence was granted to b. II. Jobn.
son.
The following persons were a,,uounced Inv tho
Chair as the Clerical Committeeman in uc,ord
ance with the plan Of lay co.oreration adopt,d
yesterxfAy :essrsi r.;I1e' ia. =. -
On Ednoation--W. A. Smith. ID. >. Doesett l..
Russer N lIend W n Rnwz;e Jobn RI
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FREIGHT TRADE.-The,e were received at the
Depot Of the Virginia and Tennessee Elilroad
yesterday, 80 loaded cars consstingnf the fellow
ing: Wheat, 1928 bushels: Flour. 25l barrels
Hogs, 294,000 pounds; Miscellaneous, $4,000
pounds. There were IL loaded cars sent West
same day
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TO the Physicians Of the southern state
Wo1fa Genuine Cognac Hrandy, .'a.l
Wolfe's Genuine Polt Wine. aAs t i &.


Wolfe's Genuine Pol Wine. as re q
Wolfos Genuiue Made Ia Wine
Wofes Geiitiine ehorry Wine.
AM Supplying The rade With pure Coruue Brandy i,
bo'ii'r, both fH medical and priv The
c,s that hns mned my efforts pAcc pure DIN within tho
reach u al, under the oi AROMATIC sceA sehnapp.
h &" drive out q" the mark. Ia" cniclous compounds Soda
Gin throughout the country, led oany cans drugg ah
tcnr's ah1 medical for Years ss " solicit 10
pursue the In regard 10 the article Of indy.
'"nl hnvc complied with these requests from MI qua~ long
ago boi war deferred from II by The fact that owing To ths
brilliant prices Of Brandy francs sdptqueot upon the short
hcss VI Ge grape crop for ysar crc chance OF
my being able - import the choicest brandy, bottle 1t and sell
u nj moderate prices Fortunately Tor me, the grape crop fw
's- lust and previous ld The prospect l absn
nnnnd prices 81 Brnny iaien to The standard f years
ngo 1hcduty Brandy aiqo seventy per cent
have now nnde With four Brandy sxporlefs In
France. of M highest repuic, ind regularly ceisng
gnnenis Of The best Cognac Brandy which mn bofng amt
ellng woles Genuine Cognuc Dsandy suarani. with
my "eai labels aud certificates the Brandy aed by me-
ic pure unadnlieracd arce ind will be FUND, wcn used
medicine, bovcTgc, cordial, hcait aud IN vfgora
ing has bren matter Of universal complaint tim bottle
II pure unpiSel French Brandy, very difficult obtain
aud the purchaser nine tin.s In ei dcceed wifi vlic
manufactured Imitation or all descriptions Of nrJea spIs
brandy faom i price, mixers
and sellers have turned their attention and millions p gal
ions Of the soeallcd French Brandy have been scattered
nualy srong The land, and have been this primary
murdera suicides crcs and crimes have thousands
!" u" ma
niaapouand horrors nhhcs uusipwn, nptlI nprncpl4k
men began " make maddeung compounds and si
pure French Branl:. a.' #alel puas .taL III -
The virtues ofpurc French Brandy he a BY me-
lhsy arc known throughout tho world msdcins mild
mulaD, lis, Tho French nation poeticay l"fau
rr In yt the water oflife But this applies ID only when
and unnduleraed Manufactured with the fearful lngre,
4ienis that tnae uo n.ation II bscoa,es death DRINK NJ
anac.ns tcns of thousands ~ IN remea Aarfu
"Tii have commenced importing Brandy, boting ,5a se
mo L (nou Ilrandv
sewing eles from The druggists and oil parts
of De tnion, " sell IL for medicinal purposs siaqsrl
'A' 18TH s'"NEH UDOLPIIo WOLFE,
1914 ast p, s ~. No- ~ Deaysr Street. Now York. s.5a
tN~Agenis In New OrseanAi <. j. Hart Co.. 4. Gne6
$50, \. j. Moore & Co. $780,, - ih
-nol 7-zsIAcimif--s N. ?. 4 Co. sa1
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re- Iw. also receive and orwh. advertising ~ an; per
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,actinn. csa md b6aahfn. - c01H0uAB kfWILIG,
sept eo.dn II 4 z 81 81 00Ase eiseA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-25

FENB roieors of iee Machines claim. land prepared
l. U s,s,aniiaie the eaD that .ieir n-trnnnia sfiH
cute in the best manner any and M kin- o, nose,ook
Comnng, they do, nil tho improvements which experience
Inns proved to be- requisite the perfection vi the Sewing Ma
ehnes they commend themselves 10 the pUic the simplest
and most reliable instrument w the rk6t and adapted to
cry branch Of industry hch the needle Is required.
They will stitch hem, fell bind and gaihcr They make
strong lock stitch, be raselcd pulled They
make beautiful uniform STITCH alike both sides OF The work,
without forming ridges underneath.
The Machines have scngth perfectly simple, and
the management Of thrm easily acquired.
Any spool ~ cotton, thread sk may be used without
winding They almost nofses IN their operation and tr
longer than any other Sewing Machine extant
Let Manufacturers PspteYs Farmers Iiosekreper my
other search OF instrument 20 any kind
Of seoing done By ,aachnery make they the
best by examining ours before purchasing. Z
Samples If work sent by mail
p. HORTON KEACr, AaENr,
At Corinthinn Hall, Main ST., between S 10 mp tais,
nov 3-fAeuan Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-25

Thee % . very dangsrous Man
Trap on Ssvetth street. which, n II docs not receive
the a,tsutoa of The proper authorities. in time
NAY enure scune o1'esthesc dark nights, to get u
inn br6kef The place referred to 10 on the side
walk Of Ms. Huinlsxser's premises, and may cost
the city tfr1sand' dollars Or 10, by 4 law snit-
We think IL had. better be SLED. and save the city
an unnecessary expeAse.e tGs s. .'..aa.l