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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-11
SUPERIOR COURT-sPEciAL TsES.-Jsn le-Dei''' 's'
tice bOswoETH. ,,,,,,

The plaintiff 10 this case claimed 20 be the os9nSs
~ Poh nobisusn estates Ia bs native ins
nsi in he Polish revolution and sppysef
sd to TIA country. TIE Government eonsesteo ~ Ia
"A hs CIV child reduced from opusnce 70 oegssl
~ couutry with the Isnusnts Of shattered
go lT arrival h asoeTsinod thai her fathSr hso oeen
49, Pa.nd and vi then lsaguishing In dungeon whore
Ss ssbseaaently persisted Aer being "a sh county M
or1hs AZ ths yeaf 1881 the interesting Jua was ~paeu @
-or Il, Cbsyes Fedsrek Paul The cup OF ina1.a pil.
Ssnsd 10 be soon oVehrown, for stei the msIsss p
AsceTtAined that tho pernci0Vs Isu
fir.S itb Mormon p ocyes ADD AZ that tio nAG m
VIE residing In Lepsic DEED q ~ hirg sppontsd
frn.Ss or tbs lady the month Of Janosry s' tn Ss
- ssctsS ,th severe tootbsche. and wou INTO W.
sstaIsbmeDt al The defendant for relief a.
sSs4d betwSs0 them which ended e. ne 10y % a The
ne-nerhin svTaSTnent between then BY tno teIih ~
sgrssaSas ts LADY to fTnlsh AZ tue neeeS'~' 'p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-11
SUPREME COURT-CBLxBESS-JaE.-lo -BesOre Io'''
Wa

SUPPYNE COURT-CHLxBESA-JaE.-lo- 'o'''o~
LEoNARD.
THE HOLMES HABEAS cORPCs CASE.
In =. the Petition Of WIN HomaA -.
On thu return OF the writ Of habeas corpus 10 !ns
80 M Houpe, with her relative, was present ait
SaJfsey counsel Mr. Holmes sisted thai Ne wo"Io
Sru The application, and the was thus enseo TUG eU
nasinng In the cuEtsdy Of her motn.h -
SPECIAL TsEM-Jan lp-BefoTc Jussee bosWo
OPINION.
Underhin AIT. Todd Carroll "
There is q conflict between the aneBS'ots OF ~
.r+ies 70 agreement and the ccunstance annet
. dIeu ants erered into the possession Of the pen'e
s. Bowsry the papers before me ths
$50. 81 81 favor Of tie ents' lesstonN nut he
= a. h alleges plaintiff 70 let buS
No Is Ho@ery Mr. Todd for $50 per aIinnln
~. arsed 70 be let The plaintiff aese. hs H.
fndsni obtained possession by "a
possession gwen by tho
taken b. them under and In part execution OF Pso
b sss 70 tesn the they specify for SoO PEI
Under such eonhiet allegations the Truth csn DO no
sse oriy Ssertslnsd by The o,s examination Of the PIi
sDd wfnes before referee, then npOn ehdefle ntsoo
sxpsre snau De established thai thu plaintiffs a
IT. u NOT apparent that Judgment awarding damages
bs liability q respond OF
~ o. Der annum plaintiff reference to
free 10 and ,epO the fsets agreement
the plaintiff and Todd under which Todd
th ne defendant Carroll entered into posseesion and the
bas tsms tkesof the repescn ation which
d pade plaintiff TO induce the tter to give posses
~ hs ieys OF aid Todd and the truth or f!ity
-, and m her party dee ~ the order may direct tho
, - rsno aso the evidence that may be taksn ~ hin
Dspob be taken. this motion y It,
90 Of 20 be allowed 70 tbs patty ultimsey ~ ~ o
dps tbst he be allowed his costa Of tho sIon a,. nv
be eettle5 AID the rtferss desigDs.ed on TWO 0~1'
eitkas party the otner
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Together. ssN.rS 8
Fqps 10 y cent the tosi OF tho Lebanon vsss
bs been deemed preferable 70 ak for an ssseu.lsu n ~
negotiation those doe In 1895 whob crested In 1857 sb
s. The MORTGAGES w are rr.snsd uusp-s the .sos
fsnsns the first ens upon tho property Of the Company Hew
holder 5sasa. PEI , cent
WI prove acceptable 70 the holders Of the bonds whic. v
S cont es o. a ss have always Soen snsss the bet r
As tb. extension win rsads any further o. 1888 bead.
hand and 70 assd tho ssan
aorssss 70 the amount Of bosds actually In cslioa. vt
= a.tiss fer sh,' sI.ss.ieo would appear desirable ~
e Of The bonded sent Of hs company The tsss
@ recommend should be made 70 he ssi.sne
oeeD bonds they can be procured - isss
81 t.is can be dose a, or uoder
Resore That the report Of the Board Of Msnsssf this s
presented and read be- and the hereby secsptsd .
Rsorsd Thai the Board b. they are hereby .ashsa.S
IN their .op carry Into effect any ssaros ~
R,ort Thai the Board hereby authorized 10 enisr lus
such contracts they may deem sdrisb for working
1 T II s The & 2. III s.S. sss
and they requested 70 te such mems n they may ds
Resoesd TIA. the Board Of Managers hereby sussesk
to maie the extension from Harrisburg to Duphn and sdspe
such to secure the prompt completion Of the sas -
fssseS Tbs, The s1m Of $4,000 ofths future net prsss 4
n BOND. due IN e Ss q tie sss =
psuphn The car loans the Ioiny stock and imss
psny SonSed Se5 not m.,ar.d Be ss ss ssss
and 1 . &c .pp :sSss Z % sS ss ss.s
tho SSns. ofss cSIP.S' o wseS 70 1rn ,anS ~
se en such bond long ssshsy can espee.ey
s Oh under par and the bonds 20 purchased 's -
Rsd That nasmuch the sinking fund provided BY d
forging resolution r appropriate The profits q The c0"pss
Reso'rsd That Of Common Stock be Greeted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-11
MARBLE ID.

CARROL-PROCTOR- On Monday Jan. 4, Mr.. Daniel Ger.
roll to lies Lucresis Proctor both Of Liverpool
CASEY-LYkDOp Sunday evening. Jan. 6y the Row Ed
win T. Cook James Casey to Lucy Lynd all OF th CITY
DsVlES-PRITCHARD-On Monday evening Jan g. by the
rev John Els No 157 Rivinron street Dir Hugh Davies
10 Mis-, Elizabeth y. Pritchard, all Of this city.
RUMNEY-BUsTEED--A the resdeuoe Of the bride, In
BTookIyn Of Sunday jan by the Rev. Charles Harms Mr.
Thomas william Rumsey Of ths city, to Miss Maria Hckson
Busleed daughter cf the late George Washington Busted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-11
LAW INTELLIGENCE

MARJr6 COURT-TRIAL THER-JAz- lo-Before JSstaee
MAYNARD.
DYATH or JAMES d. BURcHABD.
A, Cha orening Of the Court to-day, the death Of
James d. Burc6srd, the partner Of James I. Brady
was announced, and, on motion, the Court was 40
iourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-11

NEw-YoRx STATE 6 PER CENT Stock,
UNITED STATES Pxs Csur T.sAsUnr Nss3
Pos SALE In amoants to suit. NatuFed Treasury Hs4A
taken without aisooust in payment for The above
THoMPsos BRsruRRs. Ne WstsA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-11

Heosipss sf Prs1.es.
MA 10 SssS ccsn asso Dc. os $500 pkA Pssvsss
iIO9 tA,A Lard, ~ sbsh WAhs@' arF
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ser;.snnusl dividend of g cent. The Continental
Insurance Company semi-annual dividend OF v
cent The Mercantile Bank q stDi-annual dividend OF
y cent pa, able on the 18th iust The Fulton Fire
Insurance Company BIAS declared semi-annua aiVi,
ae,,d of 10 y cent. The New-Orleans Canal ana
po,t;ro Connonv n seni-annu.l dividend Of v cent
ravsbe 20 The ~ registered here at the New
Yo,l agency, Office OF Morgan & Sons, No 81 VII
liam street The Bauk Of Amsrica, New orleans,
semi.apnua dividend Of cent, payable on aeiaha'
The Central Railroad Of Ncw-Jersey quAf'efy c'i'
dend of q y cent. payable on the 10Th inst. 1ns Is
On, - the earnings OF the three mouths ending 3lse
December. The Chatham Bank 81 y cent, psyao'e
10th January. .
John McClsve has cold four-story and basement
brown stone front dwelling on north eide Oh inl3
fourth street, known as No. $50, between MINI
ord T.p,b avenues Alo piece Of land adjoining,
feet front and rear, and half the beek In dePl' f0f
$14. 600.
The annexed table gives the per centge OF specie
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-31
From Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan 3o.--The sloon of war.
Brock yn with Vera Cruz dates to the . lth touch
cd at the mouth Of the river yesterday. She war
bound Tor Pensacola for coal and provisions.
Hon. Robert NJ. MrLane, L. S. minister to
Mexico, came passenger the BROOKLYN, and
took passage on the Moses Taylor for this cit, ,
where he will remain a week and then return in
the Brooklyn to Vera Cruz.
lie has important esraelcs for the U. S. Gov
eminent; no will await telegraphic despatch ,cs
from Washington.
AT Vera Cruz things were quiet. A detachm ent
of marines was stationed at ramuico and Tina
titan Tor the protection of American citizen in
consequence Of Mlramons threatened expedj ton
to the East.
The United States SLIP Saratoga was ut Vera
Cruz, and the Savannah daily expected
Dates from the city Of Mexico to the 10Th inst
announce that Miramon preparing an expo.
dtion against General Caravaa in Ilasca TT 9
clergy, however, refuse to advance " iramon fl r
Their funds for the Vera Cruz expedition, they g.
heving it a ruse to raise money. Miramon propo s.
ed Startling on the 2Sth.
In his proclamation, Mramon again pro tes IS
against the treaty of the British Minister, th o
ultmatum demanding indemnites from the Br j.
fish citizens.
The Liberals have rntaken all the ports on the
Pacafc heretofore captured by Mramon.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-31
LATEST NEWS Bi TELEGRAPH.
CONGRESS-.
WARRINGTON, Jan. 30'--SESATE--Much private
business WAS transacted


WAsHINoroS, Jan. 30'--SESArE--Much private
business was transacted.
Mr.. Nicholson. Of Tenn, NADIA Speech in
which. he opposed Stewards 'rrepressible con.
fict' doctrine, aud urged tho South to modera-
tion-adjourned
House or REPRESENTATIVES, Tie galleries and
hnor were crowded to excess an hour before the
time of meeting; the floor was cleared, however,
before the meeting, US it was impossible to lesis
late with such crowd in the hall
With the exception Of Brown, of Kentucky,
who has not arrived at the constitutional age
Clnrk b. Cochrane, of New York. who is Mt the
Insane Asylu at Utica. and Stallwurth, Of Ala.
hama, who is detained ut home by long.
continued illness, every member present.
Three ballots were taken for Speaker wi h the
same result the last stood-ncccssary to n choice
III. Mr. Pennington OF New Jersey. received
us; Mr.. W. n. IL Smith Of Moth Carolina. ll3;
Pennington received all of Shermgns vote with
the addition of Adrian aud Reynolds, Anti-L.-
compton Democrats Mlward OF PENNSYLVANIA,
deserted Smith, and voted for Pennington. Nc
Clay OF \. 7. and Sims of Ky, voted for Smith.
Before the vote was declared, Mr. Briggs Amer
lean of New York. denounced the action of Ed
ward Joy Morris and the other pennsylyanans ON
Friday as infamous md treacherous
Mr.. Morris explained, and said his action was
caused by ascertainng that Smith was not n SUI.
fcicntly sound Tariff man.
Alter endeayoring Ia get another vote which
was opposed by the Dem Gratis, the House adj
.journed.
The Democrats will hold caucus tonight.
Tue House will undoubtedly organise to NOR
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-31

The SrEAKERsHIr ashngt IN,
January 29.--There have been many private CON
ferences to-day among the members Of the diff err
ent parties in the House, with view Of per!e :t-
ing the arrangements for tomorrow. regardi ne
the speakership. The prospect is, thatif Tho re-
pnblicans unite all their Sherman vote on Mr..
Pennins ton he will receive several accessons from
the ant. Lecompon democracy including MR.
Adrian, MessrS Holman and Davis, Of Indiana,
and Mr.. Allen of Ohio. the three dissenting Wa.,-
ern democrats, have not yet yielded to the per
-uasons of their friends % for Mr.. Smith, of
North Carolina, nor is it probable they viii. ac-
cordng TO what is Considered reliable informatio.1
Sncc Friday some gen tlemen have been makir 2
special Investigation into the political antece
dent, of Mr.. Smith, with the design of damaging
Ills position a candidate for the speakership.
There is no data for an assertion t, the result
Of the contest further than it promises to be dec
dei within tho week, perhaps to morrow.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-31
DIED.,

In Amherst county, on the 25th ult.. Mrs. NiR-
GINA p. L We, wife of Monroe Love- and daug hter
of e. Tinsley, Esq. Of Amherst CO.
Over twelve months ago, she had an attack of
typhoid fever, from which che had not reeovere /
when she WAS summoned to the sick bed Of her
father, and during Der attendance on him contrac-
ted the disease which resulted in her decease.
OF gentle, yet sprightly nature. her loss will be
severely felt by those who knew her but to love
her, yet they not those who have no
hope, for she exhibited satisfactory evidence of
.her readiness to obey the summons. She is not
dead, but sleepeth." for
There Is death;
What seems 50 In Transition.
This life of mental breath
Is but suburb of the .iio Elysian.
Whose portal we call DEATH"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-31

REPUBLIcAS CAUcus.-W ashngton, Jan. 90. 49,
The republican members of the House Of Rep re-
sensatvcs held caucus yesterday. Mr.. Ssh or
for Speaker, expressing the hope that h is
friends would follow his example and CO st
their votes in another direction. There was no
qu' ston taken the receiving of his decen sio o.
1t is represented that the discussion was II arl1-
cd by much spirit and earnesness. and that u T e.
quest was made that tho gentlemen present W oui
not communicate to the press the proceed ing 6,
which were considered in the nature of famil az
fairs. About nj e-tenths of the members ex pr essed
their intention to support Mr.. Pennington, while
the others remained silent. They rely or, tho
votes of Messrs. Adran, Riggs ard Reyn old ',
which according to their calculation, un itc'1
with those who have supported Mr.. Shern ian.
would give that party precisely half of the
House.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-31
Markets.

BALTIMORE, January 30.-Flour dull; iTow ard
Street and Ohio $3.50. Wheat steady; White
Sl,30 to Sl.46 Corn firm Yellow 20 to 70 cts;
White - to "a cents. Mess Pork II $50; Prin Q
Sl3; Bacon Sides s95. Whiskey firm at "a! ct ).
New YoRK. January 3O.--Stocks dull and hea-
w; Virginia 6's 92A:: Cotton quiet; Uplands
Mding IL. Flour heavy Southern $40 10
S5.G5. Wheat dull and dropping Southern NOM
iual Corn heavy New 70 to 81 cents. Por *
buoyant; New Mess HIS; Prime sl3.75. Lar d
steady. Whskey 23l cts. Sugar unchanged.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-31
MARRIED.

On the och OF January, at the residence Of the
brides father, in this city. Ivy Rev. A. G. Brown,
Mr. WV. II. JOHNSON, If Charlottesville, Virgin
il and Miss SARAH A. p. RocfHs, dau shter Of JAS.
H. Rogers Of Lynchburg.
On Monday, Goth inst at the residence of the
brides father, in Spottsylvana county, Va. by the
Rev. DIR. Broa,ldus Of Fredericksburg Mise MAT
TIE II. L,NDIuu. daughter of Willis Landrum,
esq, and WV. S. DAVIDSON. esq, of Appomattox
county Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-31
CRY AND STATE ArFA1Rs.

Lopcrscs FuRSisnED.--James Fitzpatrick. an
Irishman, hsiling from Richmond, in search of
work. and out Of money, made application for
lodgings atthe cage Saturday night Wassccommo
latsd by CAPTAIN Dowdy, and next morning dis
,barped; and at the same time directed to make
nroyison for himself in the future.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-31


DISTINGUISHED VlsrroR.-We are pleased to he
able to announce to citizens that Mr. JoHx
MoFFAr, an officer of the National Division of the
Sons of Temperance Of North America, will be
in city Saturday next, the 4,h proximo,
and will deliver an address upon the sui iect of
Temperance. in the old Third Street Methodist
Church. at o'clock on the evening of that day.
Mr.. Mofat is second to no one rs an advocate of
temperance in the country at this time, and we
congratulate our Ieople on their good fortune in
being able to to hear gentleman so justly cele-
braed as public speaker. lie seems to possess
the power of investing his favorte subject with a
charm that few throw around it,
Colonel Thomas j. Evans, of Richmond. SO IA
vorable known throughout the State for the inte-
rest which he has taken in the temperance reform,
writing to friend in our town speaks of Mr..
Moffat thus;
"Our Brother John Moffat, the most worthy,
conductor of the National Division has been u
tour in. South Cardinals now in North Carolina
will spend day or two in Tennessee, and will
then pass through your section of Virginia. He
is lecturing in behalf Of our cause, and cause of
all mankind. lie is frstrate speaker, one of the
best in the country. Allnw me to suggest that
you write him and invite him to stop and give You
IL speech. lie is a true and tried man, and the
fact that he has been favoraby received in South
and North Carolina proves him to be unoblection-
able on the important question that now makes
us look susp;ciously upon every stranger. KNOW
him to be safe and conservative on that question.
He is no travelling lecturer for money. lie makes
no charge for his speeches. / may add he is n
gentleman end scholar Of refinement. ] know
You will be pleased with him, and trust the bro
thren in Lynchburg will not lose so favorable an
opportunity of having our eaase and order ably
presented 70 the public"
Mr. MofFat viii deliver another address in the
came house at o'clock on the afternoon Of the
following day-Sunday. In his letter accepting
the invitation to speak in Lynchburg he says
= will be with you on Saturday the 4th rroximo,
and will be most happy t, acoeel to your request
to speak on Sunday. l frequently do SO, and
often think that those meetings accomplish more
good than any other as we then have an oppor'u-
nifty of presenting the subject in its most solemn
asnect."
We horc all who can, will he present to ciioy
the lieu trent which is III store for ior them OH
Saturday and Sunday next
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-31

Drunk AND STEALING. Allen, slave to Mr..
J.hn o. TAYLOR, for getting drunk and disturbing
the family of gentleman to whom his wife be-
longs. was taken to the cage Saturday night, and
then ordered to jail to remain until Monday NOR
ming. when he wonld have hearing before the
Mayor. When leaving the cage he appropriated
+, his indi sidual use a blanket, the pro- erty of
tn. city, For this violation Of the sixth command
ment andhis other derelictions,he wasordercd thr'
ty-nine lashes, and at the instance of his owner
scnt to iail subject to the order of the latter
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-31

BAntrrroRs-W Palmer, lrishmap, found
drunk in store door on Main street Sunday
nieht, was taken to the cage. and next morning
leeascd, on his promising to leave the city forth
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-31

WE invite attention to the ivertisement of
Rev. S. X. Coxs Female College; the high char
acter Of which is its own best testimonial.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-31

VIOLATING AN OapINANcE.--Messr James and
Samuel Wright were fined 81; Thomns Garrett So,
and John Daggan 81, for violating that ordinance
and wagons from allowing such vehicles to Ie-
main on the street over light. the iiae being one
dollar for each vehicle 80 found.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-31

The MURDERED 1RlsuMAN.-The freshman who
was reported to have been engaged in slight
slindy with some Of his countrymen a few nights
since, and whose subsequent disappearance led tie
the report and belief tina he had been murdered,
has, we are happy to state, turned up in Peters
burg, which fortunate city lie claims rs his place
Of residence.
The Pathfinder says some fellow knocked him
down and he did the job handsomely, if the
changed cvlor of Pats eyes is to be taken as evi'
dencel but who WAS the man? ia the question.
Beyond mere hearsay, there is no proof Of a
breach Of the peace, except in the lrishman's
look, and ms that cannot be taken in the absence
Of other evidence, presume the mysterious
circumstances connected with the transaction will
be quite rs difficult of solution the vexed quos-
ton which has 80 long remained unanswered, viz:
the identity of the individual who once had per-
sonal difficulty with William Patterson, Esq.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-31
= SPECIAL NOTICES..

N ~ HOME MANI FAUTrRE. -
Wy HOME MANI FACTrRE. =
-. HOME MANUFACTURES. =
sEMPLE's INFAIIlBLE BAKING POWDER
sEMPLES 1NFhIIIBlE BAKING POWDER.
NM, , sEMPlEs lNFALIIBlE BAKING POWDER
TIE REST IN USE
TIE BEST IN rSE.
THE BEST IN USE
For sale by all DRUGGISTS AND GRoCERs
For sale by all DRUGGISTS AND GRoCERs
For sale by ail DRUGGISTS AND GkocERs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-31

Track WiDENED.-We are pleased to observe
that the track on the bridge crossing the river at
this ponthas been so widened as to allow che mas
sa,e If the omnibusses without Difficult v. This
arrangement will obvia'c the necessity which has
heretofore existed of passengers exchanging om-
nibusses on the Amherst side Of the river, and is
n decided improvement on the former order OF
things.
The road lea ling from the bridge to the present
terminus of the railroad; has been widened and
otherwise greatly improved so that all manner Of
vehicles can pass over without the slightest dan,
ger of un upset, Of being submerged in the
mud.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-31
Among the Many Restoratives

Among the Many Restoratives
Which nature has supplied to relieve the Affections Of
(E humanity there is more 1a,nric Tor certain
class of Diseases than the "mecinal gum thu lid Cherry
Tree" hut h"wever valuable is its 10 hea 10 sooe,
10 relieve and 10 is enhanced ten fold by scientific and
dicios combination with other ingredients, in themselves OF
equal worth. THIS happy mnging exists in that
"tomhinaiun aud form indeed"
Of medicine known DR. WISrAR's BALsAM oF WILD
CHERRY, whose value in curing toa0 Colds. Broneb't's,
Wo0piRg cough, Group, ISfind, Pulmonary Igtooa and
IHcipteM tOnSUI It0n Is inesfinsabIe.
HOME TESTIMONY
BosroS, April Is lsd2 No Is MIN ST.
Mn. SETH W. FoWLI,-Dcnr sir aluahle medicine,
truly say, has literally snnic,d from the Last
Ju attacked by II sudden Cold which Resulted
Cough with violent Pains In the Side and Chest he
much reduced, that friends frankly told that
die. At this crisis heard Wislars l3alsan of " Id
Cherry. and Immediately bottle The effect produced
indeed wonderful My physician. Of the most respect
able in Boston, who hal previously told me that
homicS in, and informed him what had taken. lie
examined the asan, and isrd continue the o H.
which time have continued 10 improve daily and the
ply stefan who had given up, told days since,
that might yet live many years. Respectfully,
MARN ROWE
We chccrfly testify TO the truth Of the above statement,
Mrs, Rowe having been un inmate of our iamily.
WILLIAM BENNETT,
MARTHA BENNETT.
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS on the wrapper
Prepared by W. FoW LIZ II CO, BosToS md Tor sale hy
William A. STROLLER Co., and John II. seay, lhchnc; T.
G. Pugh Campbell G. H. aud by all Druggists and dealers
medicine throughout the city and country. Jan 20 I'm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-31

GENTS GOODS.--EALL 1850.
rEEHE subscriber has received his FALL AND WINTER
GOODS, consisting ull line Of Black and fporri
Cloths rom medium the finest best Doe kins plain md
corded Black tas,cs; best fancy French taSimcrs: Vel
vet and silk NUs''pgs, &c; STYLES Of
Coat, BUSHES, Hnd Vests and prepared with
the best wOfhurn IN the city, make garment Ia order
15iins WIN, T.. PAGE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-31

powDEaED, CRUSHED AND COFFEE SUGARS, FOR
i sale by ian 2Itsl JAMES BOYD ECO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-31

ORANGE 4 Alex KAILR0AD OFFICE,l
ALBxASpRiA, Va, Jan. IS 1860. "
OIDS will be received until FEBRUARY lst for frpishnr
ID TELEGRAPH POLES the line the Orange and AZ
cSandria Railroad The Poles to be Of Oak Chestnut with
HE bark taken or twentyf feet long less than ak
inches In diameter at the small end To BIZ straight and sod
Delivery to be made In February. -.
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