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The Van Buren press., 1860-10-26

.~ROCERIES.
VI $50 bags Rio COFFEE 100 bbls SUGAR,
bbls crushed Sugar, Loverings Loaf Su-
gar. Is bbls MOLASSES, 25 half bbls do 200
40 boxes do 1 h papers, 5 bags ALLSPICE,
$500 h STAR CANDLES, 20 boxes STARCH,
% boxes Of SOAP, for sale by
July g. 1859. WARD / SOUTHMAYD.
The Van Buren press., 1860-10-26

1T CURES
Burns, Boils, Bruises, Bites of Insects ETC. Cuts,
Corns, Chilblains, etc. Ear ache,
Eruptions, Erysipelas, etc Gun shot
Wounds, Goitre, etc. Itch, etc.
Mumps. etc. Neuralgia etc Piles
Pimples, Paralysis, etc. Rheumatism,
Stiff Joints, SPrans, Sores. etc. Tooth
ache, Tumors, etc. Warts, Wens,
- Bighead, Cracked Heels, etc.
Fistula, etc. harness and saddle Calls etc.
Poll evil, Strains, straighalt, sweeney, SPAWN ct
The Van Buren press., 1860-10-26

TNO sPORTsMEN.
10000 G. D. Gaps,
10000 Walker & Colts Caps.
5000 ib Neosha Bar Lead,
5000 Baldwin's Gun Wads,
Is bags asstd drop and buck shot
spr steel barrel self cooking pistols.
4 "Allen's self cooking shooters.
4"Colt's improved shooters.
for sale by
July 6, so GEO. E. WHITE.
The Van Buren press., 1860-10-26

BRACES ARCTIC LINIMENT.
. There will be no difficulty in fiuding it.
All respectable dealers in medicines keep for sale
1t is valuable remedy for diseases affecting the
most
Delicate Human Organization,
or for the heaviest and most powerful
DRAUGHT HORSE.
The Van Buren press., 1860-10-26

N AIS
70 kegs assorted cut nails,
20 Bags Walkers Horse Shoe Nails,
SO doz saddler's cut tacks, for sale by
July 6. so GEO. E. WHITE.
The Van Buren press., 1860-10-26

SUNDRIES,
y 1900 Il boxes SARDINES.
100 dog McMurray g and u can Oysters
Us Bags Rio Coffee,
Is hhds prime sugar.
25 bbls sugar house molasses,
25 kits choice Mackerel
40 boxes Scotch Herring
25 boxes Pepper Sauce
10 Tomato Ketsup, for salo by
July 6. '59 GEO. f. WHITE.
IRON.
L 1000 h. assorted BAR IRON.
5000 IL. = Is d"
1900 Ii Horse Shoe Iron.
1000 Ii Dandy Tire Iron.
300 ib Hoop Iron.
1900 fb. Plow Wings
1000 Ii. asst. Band Iron,
1900 b. Slab Iron,
1900 fb. asst. Round and Square Iron.
10 Smiths Vices,
Mouse hole anvls
IL Sets, assorted, Stock and DYE,
% to 36inch Smiths Bellows,
300 b. Smiths Hammers. for sale by
July 6, so. GEO. Z. WHITE.
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NEW CONCERN.

M have THIS d asucia. together for the pur
w Jus" al cpiua t'iE Nrptcry
sisiu>, Hlrr Inc syn a AT >fHkroS HERSHEY nj
81 iutiVi
uur-,
~ val keep constantly IN lH'i good assortment of Gro
ccrIe. ~ ''rn every article usu
All! No.. la - tr"cu,! osulll>.,ai,L.
iuruv.ilt avion IsiI s3cuf Tobacco Whcat Flour
und al "iihis 81 riul,II prudutr.
Msu, sct nIivn.hh 10 merit the paronnce
o our neHis and tic PGo.tr .,G,GiHy.
M. II. SrRATToN,
ie3 LIS SAAL. W HENsLkY.
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=. HATS, CAPS, AND FURS. siSP
"a JOHN DOOLEY,

No 81 Main Street, Richmond, va,
nna ready exhibit unusually large assortment oil uooos
/ m the Hat Cap and Fur line.
Ia. stock c.,nrss of all The popular sfyles OF
HAS AND GAPS
INV in use viz the rich and Mole Skin Dress Hat of
his own and Of Northern Manufacture; The son or Fell Inl,
r.noh style, Ledger style B.l er"~n; Planiers bt'ad bm
Wool. HAS,
nun tho quality 10 the finest saxony WOOL
MEMS BOYS AND Cii1LDREN's CAPS,
pf Fur, Cloth, Plush Hair. seal Glazed &c, &c.
LADIES EiDlSh HATS,
.r l,snur black and broye rieb, trimmed Nelrei;
CHILDKES', HAS AND CAPS,
m air,t st,.s some Iusi Purisrlcb patterns;
LADIES FtEs,
Ncpiln-s Tippe,s Hall tal"s ta"~ Muhs MunA'ecs anu
tbnlf,n $ and Misses Furr. all Qualities and styles
CARRIAGE AND iEASELLlS6 koBEs,
Wolf Buffalo, per.lnu thinc,s lined ngi rough.
N,an and dealers are particular. Invited Ia examine this
.,nst,r stk for no ,Ijr spared 10 make Richmond
good a market purchase other Ia this country,
h,5,i ,,I, JOHN DUDLEY.
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SAMUEL. \. ISI


New Fall Stock
lust arrived ffum the Ncrn Clues with full stock OF
- Al" AND WINNER tlul HAT. for gentlemen The
latest S!H ana Tue mos asionate apparel,
hl.' tah pe found nj our establishment, 40 B Nam street,
als,t "se suppl! o uehs Furnishing Goods, We
vi" - " or lhan any oihcr house city, the lat
,s s!s ioos shoes OF NIL qualities lruvs 10 suit lrnks
Nas aud tmbreas from ,ie factories are un
cNhh,,."n and Will be sold Cheap
oahs and Boys CLorhi>G Ia all styles aud qualities
le'st cal al iiiRsu srRAr Ia X Murrs
and I. lewis and look Our mutl, ia MA n i'm,
over been, selling cheap 10 Increase castuni
aua'ufers nd Farmers vail do we'll examine our stock
u Hrr,ah's Noihlng, shoes. &e, sept Adds
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IL. II. az q. \. DluGGID

Nstt-aeute % D III"VH'" q N'Ha,I
%-sr.y Wilt hsrp cunstaHfiA ls,i stock 81 all
s-~1E~ kgsss ~ M hta ,n.H nssiuiaeidfr
xr l. ...i, ,,! win',c i.easea snew ad friends
A<S-<AS Sad lau iIlZ".I sua, and tue pubir
X 4..4
az, ouhsaay un baud iarsr stock 81 Fi-k's
~ .LIL MA bAeIh, -, AT SAYS ai- large suck OF
i,SofitinA,
- a, ~ AZ ,ig buhia,ss a, al hours
80 -.-.S,.s a., 4. ~ -. pitGIID
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AMERICAS GUANo.

FkNIiI Nuiua3e
IL iA..Jr, Jarsis Island, III lac IaUlhc
possession to,tHd.
lhc a. -, ittaordi
Inospiae and
condition that caui! III az nan,
,si 4.
WT, !ieoas Aa,iulla 10 prrdIVe
ia-,ul-
u, aivr Uft' vscd.
Vac tioldeed ~ u-,I! al .tI u,cn
raiu. Liu
ulcd "i,A fVsus, "i! irOu,,u-
crop, tu-Grag sattfis g,h,. Ihis ,t
ha- Win Ids lllo Aniv,,l
IA! upon l,dCAds>, pure,
rIiIA IL. a.
sole Agent American Guanu COMPANY, I.iru,iihai.
a1psl.S I.AIl
6-dl, Assn. Lon i.,ncAoGrg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-13

CAUTION.
Persons living distance, should he extremely cautious o
whom they order Letter, Tickets tctacs 81 Packages u
1ickrla The country Is flooded with bogus and swnaln.
Lotteries Every inducemeni held uui To xt ,r>ns
money In them Capal Prizes ot rom t2oom t4ho"o
head snlemrswiii Tickets ut One Dollar. tlOou"p
Capital Prizes offered firkrts o. Al SUCH e'"r IN
stance, frauds AMI IL scnt 10 them Tor il.hela
Is away without ia" shadow Of chanre {"
getting prize, beware OF all loore where the Capital
Prize unusually large Ia the prize III Tickets
every where lar Fries offered Tor small
cost fickeis, put II dawn Tor u certain fraud
eE- An orders addressed To FRASCE. RoApHENTs n Cos
Wiminy ian nc, will meet With prompt attention. aud lhu
printed official drawing spn rs snn ~ over. -
FRANCE, BHuADBENTs ~ CO,
fed 2tlldafi a HHofngtIn. bel.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-13


PoElE E ALWAYS Al EACH DEPOT.
Il. K NrsisEn, ti.rk. July Idly.
-. -. MANIPULATED GUANO.
A.. the Planters Of Virginia Guano prepared by
\ fllo~s.
l.fa lu best Peruvian G1Dno TIM can be procured;
Giinno, containing 81 per CT. OF Phos
plar Of Lime;
2A1 do Ground PHst,f Tor which pay ~ u ton extra
PAINTERS aud invited Tits acr From
lic ob,an believe thu, MXlurr Is
u a that be prepared i,r the Virginia LAMBS
rrc Painters tis tom, - lvss per ION When they
furnish bags
TT Prepared and for nne by
EDMoND, DAVENPORT h Co.,
Richmond Virginia.
Tor sac by Commission md Grocery Merchants In clues
II" rulcr Ia Planters used the sonbrcro AMI
thu iulatyd Guaio hrn jas Galt E"i, A. War
MA, D.. T., dos Ali.n ESQ aulVi. H. su, Es and others
beuW pive d. n Iu's tthcmisl nj tniNcrsiiy o Na)
o samples from Il bags aud II shall lie kept
Ia 1n.t Standard:
n.n iow able to give YOU the result Of analysis They
ahps ia, Mixture Ia be what stated In former le'r AMI
c-,rc,d3 ri Peruvian Guano Ihe per eenagc ri Ammonia
huAe pure Peruvian 10 contain IA per cent? which "a
tiiBn average. The AnLitss ir as Follows
Measure t.hcn oil nj boiling Ioiil lon5
snpuuttc Aeid A+o; Lime, J6I.. vuJ
Anln,nna go
la, unc Matter ........ ............. ..,.... DO
\ ttuih quantity Of Alsult undermined. WRtor in
and organic matter .....,......,. 2l3
10000
Hoping that your fertilizer may meet with the which
II deserves, | remain yours,
t....dNcly ID. X. IfJLE'
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COZ - NC! CLUTHlKG!! CLOTHING! /!
VI. CT 100 l.. IL LII NJ L,
Rs.sr ana shine. a.. ttr~s.as

AZ Keep e"ns'anii, on hand good stock Of NftyeSse
w "he' VII re sold cheap t"r Cash. We cun hare In,
k''e ar,isisr Iiado " nTd,i II s..uli hole, ~
aug =" VALENTINE d HENINC
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-13

Now Millinery and ,.4loy Store.
MISS ltOSENS i'll II - L lIN IIlEli
pleasure announcing the and
l. Lyacnbug nnd surrounding count. mat ihe! have
ine nuor of The hafsieA puse, where they WILL
and the lSu is, ohVr Inspection
and large stock of Pars Flow te-irs koUo.s bon
neis, IA IuiHuers Head Jcweir. prna
meats Lnoruiervs, kuchc tuIsets Hoop La
dies ,ioee, Gloves saxouy rrene Ihr.aJ
nnd bond
he Ladies' respectfully and specially solicited to call an1
examine our stock the latest Styles,
which viii sell nj wholesale r,ta. All ask
conhdent such pui
Yrs US inusi secure thetr orders sept lodi!
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SCIi

s.sp0 przss amounting s|Aooe
Ticket. t28, Halves t1o, Quarters ~, Eghhs t2is -
Certjnea,. u Package Of 20 Mhu,s cosis f2Vs w
Du 20 Halves. ll' -
- A. vi ,,unrt,r. .=........., u -
r ~. A. "a L'i,ih. ........... 81 81
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Wanted,

- Nlei to rent rait Residence In the city OF
Ia Ni.4n good pricv viii dc pad.
APPS az VI. h. HDliANNAN,
81. .,-dts Agent and Collector
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-13
Singers Sewing Machines.


REAf success always the most conclusive proof of great
before the public comparable Singers Sewing Machines-
they exhibited At the late Exposition Universclle IN
France, where they carried the highest premium: and
great nlllactory TO them has been built In Paris
In branch oi industry in which sewing to be done
these hines c used with immense profit As the speed
oi the hallway train 10 travelling loot sewing with
Singers Machines compared with hand sewing No ial,r
sloemakc dressnaker, carriage trimmer sader halter &C.
&c. should not be without The profit using one o
these machines regularly employed is One Thousand Dollars
year la all private families where there ing 10
be done these machines inv auabc Ptantrs
and hotel keepers find them particularly profit
able These machines simple in their
NcA strong and Durable being The only kind Sewing Ma
cilc ever made by which of work. fine
could hr perfectly executed Thousands inferior WORTH
less sewing Machines have made under various
Names bli singers Machines eyery-
where 10 satisfy the wants Of the people.
Piain rlnet Instructions for using, sent with
Chine from which any readily acquire the
gig lhen The machines packed securely go to any
part OF The world To all persons desiring particular
iornah we WILL on application by letter of off,
ccs forward copy Of NJ singer Cos Gazette, paper
wholly devoted 10 the Sewing Machine interest.
l. NJ. SINGER h Co,
Principal Once, No. 323 Broadway, New York
HRANcu oFficEsNo IL Hanover Boston: No. 81 Chap
81 ST. New Haven Ct Goser,lle, n. Y: No 274 Broad ST
NewarA ~ j. No l42 Chestnut St. Philadelphia No. lO5 Bal
tm"re st. baltimore: No 81 Westminster st., Providence r.
l.; ~" last 4th ST. Cncnnati No. Is North 4th St, ST.
Louis No 81 81 Charles ST., New oreans No. 20 Dauphn ST.
M"o1r fdec 34-dsctsl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-13

Grand Consolidated Lottery of Del,
ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
CLASS I'm,
To be drawn in Wilmington Del Wednesday, Feb 29h isCO
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EoRRRRIsa
CONSOLIDATED
LOTTERIES Of DELAWAkE,
ser February. ssoo.
ra NcE BROADBENTS 4 Co. hAsaoERs.
ss'1N sTEKiyc TUX DELAWARE
aNrrfCE Mt sCHuMn

Ae as.sr-r. en- attention u Inc pabe 70 The o~'na
s.ir"asd secsacs % arasa In win'ass Delaware ps
ss-'s -a'As1 AoNrrfCENT scHrMn.
GRAND CAPITAL FRIES
S57O.OO0l
Grand Consolidated Lo tory OF Delaware.
CLASS y. -
To be drawn In Wilmington Dbl. saturday February % Ise
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X GARD.
ssy.A vi ae6 u45a,, - esrlary 1859.

( 81, 10y g. tIl-1
4 .-,'4s., 49,, n.tke,
i,ttis - al Aiis vi
ss.-..i- nistt aa,.t. Is, Viii
b .t.v..4-iA
4., ~. .rcn 10 IA AID to all other
ni's .r. HHs usriH ~ ~ h,H'1r
s'.. sod lHe re"'. .,.. hfuc; so,o
l'i IA ~ ample
$50, u,aa,.sta HAsaltss-
Ie9 oSV.9. ttrsls. AGENT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-13
Natural Coke.
Tremendous LiNclIonent AT
1AA MAin sta1c.. a., aAa .sDuGS, va.

~. II u \1AI AZ ~ ~ Nj LA
~ returned from the North large aud b,nutnI
sivoa al FAii AND =" lNi bn nebpo, 10 "h,h lv al
tS..,on - Tie pintc Ia iaf'iehnili! u'l.eL
lnv .d,s Nclsai tiiat stock al Dtcs.
do",, tiDaAs .a, .oidl Of u,a!
So a,aen.ns wear have superior lot Of Cloths.
ahi ueng- uca,! ,.Bievts, huo,s, SHavs
d., Ia Wnivu all arr Ia, ga, uNaniuc
y. b.-,"untry Mutui's "ii o "eh ,ne ni4 stock
cAaahahuVu o.iurr gnils .>or. ~.
-. -Alls--LNu
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tItA Nl<l.i y 81 90,

E'ItA y l<l.iN a. 60,
WHOLESALE A"p RETAIL
GRVC FRS e. CJ~A4ooIoN ME CHANTS,
- .HIu .>tIe,t d"Dr 10 iibeftY Warehouse,
/. \ \ { IL IS l. ItG, a.,
\ ANEbN UAAItANp foE ALI
4 - ua-> iio Lag,nrA AMI Jana toilee;
lVD b"mH EAfa g., tiu>nvl aud fuNcrizcd Sugar;
luutJ "Ii I tultun Yarns;
2,W o.i lunlilIpn IA T.;
2,r' a.,es .INVi ,i"' aud ,ir-tblA salt;
~, OuNSs AIditat,int aiti ialiVW Candles:
400 sr.,s .,H'd aAatH,r;
JtJ i,taIiHCss,
10 ns ,ro,, ,anmcred, Eollcds Horse Shoe Round
tt,is d.l IithiIi,
II cases NAVY boots AMI nrogans. Shoes:
Nov ad Bacon Sides
li ~o-f a,Heet ~ rf,ls tree ahd Black ic!s
Sal Mimi, LNr,tt tu4Wtid Ind.n, Nader, starch
" nIan ta-s, iutt!, ,,hSvs Spades Shoycs
thiu ,titt S;dc Fixtures ilorsV SHOES. Ma
Inns, ~ nlic ,d' %tc, On, Upper Leather CAST
Si,df ahd D'N'ctd S'e, NAcs, 90" hope stacking Powder
sr Lead, iairad ueNV,e. sU.J boNes, Nests oil Tubs
Nfih- d'd M,ttlns tdlr, ~ht .hrta' wine, DeniIohu
N,ane To. Ntts, brown benolel and
f.unis, "d iiddAe., Na., A tc.as, &c., With lrgc
Gai -,ioriI at t, Liquors, NneSAc
'"f4i, ui,t a,chl'a aI OF iubacco heat
t-h, .h and al rauuee and prompt
ttiv,, i.'r ,c - uctZ I-d1cs
DISSOLUTION.
TkNllE parn, rNht u D" The undersigned
n ia! tiin,,nH. Al ,Visans ny against
Gv ruqt,-,d 10 ,,aal Tor settlement,
.naA, "a onct-as ~, business
s!,'sid s!,eotA sctded a. I. a. tOl.IlpUh,
i. LDW AID IoI.lOGN.
jAStAGY /, isda. J.. l. Mills.
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treat Reauclian IN rri,es!.

NAV lAisss much sitk hand al present i,nn
40 ~ ,i.S,tsh al this nA'p drlofmh-
IN II tttleinS
~ ric, noon iT NV H.hi,g stock
NJ Bpss >ro.~, Rhits, tn!,. InnAS. sY'reids, dc
o5I lhis u ,,Ie year, fesenL
I.os All ao wer
H. I. AEMla TFAp.
iett4i. No. 10 Ma,n ~, ~ n.hbur,, Va.
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PETERSBURG ADvEarlsEM1sIa

No. ia Sycamore St.vIt, petersburg,
SI6 n or iHE "a LE)
hfFES his friends md puhit generaiy, or te
~ largest and choicest AtorkA o NA4IliEs dIN tik
SiiNEhh Aitr FINE tLp, kS ani rms f-CLA,~ tiuons
OF ever! variety Ia his IN" pf,euc Ia the lube
cheap brilliant md beautiful ndj Ia u,s ,sab
hsiI,h' tu uiivr country, Ia every departments ~
tirl,s manufactured imor,d oi the nemt%
The uuiue, classical aud claDora'e craftsmanship
r,pl s~i.s
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T. = IL Il L. \ Il =,

1--WE House AND Lof IN AAiiikEsi now occupied
4 tult. l.. L. " ili,rs-Hhuu mile thu rlt, l.
Nous, good .,ar, has AID ali the gu
h,-o l lot contains hhuu - hn oi Which Is u
gu-s-W ~ line orchard, gardc,.. NJ.
&C., ap4ns JOHN =. LANGHoRNE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-13

ksorSes for sale.
~ y have six goqt saddle and Work HORSES for sal, =
w Ihls" n nsed of horses will please give US 4 call
t."''~"" FRANKLIN 4 Co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-13
LINCNBlRC NAGON FACTORY.

NAGoNSi NAdDSS! WAGONS!
FHl 5ubsebrr making The celebrated ihimhl" skcen
Wagons, which runs IL the hrsc inn Tie
4."ued Wagon, Ma,,aiod Ia stand lie has "n
hand e stock III NAupN~, from the lghics One Horse
III, strongest NN Horse aSon In USE II. makes
kvtt, constantly haht kinds oi Wagons, Horse
tht>. nn,elbartuws, &c. frees Low AID terms ASH.
lln ai#ts JAO II. iAIi ~, Ag't
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-13

TI-ST received smother oI those CHEAP NUBiAs and
- fresh assortment OF White and Soor,d Zephyr Worsle,
shetland W. Chiidrens Hoods and "itr goods In linz
all Of which selling below regular price,
jan is-ts L. "A. r. kISsEY, 1876 Main 81.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-13
Only e'tssy eNolIn,

A(ahiHoLfs Lotk STITCH SEWING MACHINES
MAKING perfect smooth stitch Sides are reduce.
' .. o't o-.al.sI VIM. L. pAGE
. e,,,,,,r,f o II s y l. e.,
A SPLENDID 81 IONAnl f.s,,iSf. ~ horse uowcr
"A " complete oracF. u bargain can he iltinr
[. II A.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-13

LIVERY OrHGa TICKET A PRIZDl
PrlSos payable in full, without deduction.
N TnEsE LOTTERIES EykRi PRIZE ~ DaAws.
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hENEgAL fHEiGiiT oFFH Z, Y. y /. T.
T l tEapN, i1til, iilc iuilON ing re.snIallIn NJ

htrclnnss produce or Other articles of frtigh been
transported over raI or par, II,
bti". on ,ft i' l i' tih,n ana!
er"Ihin tTtaf JiI3 aony IN i,crci IN
siei Deiol, ntI iir As''i -I Viid
iciNHfa therti
"I mars SAID trttiv "a
poi ht!"id 'nv LIMO oe', a"s 4, I-wtt.
Srdi, one crtt per Jusdui Fi'r q.
''hei ,l'iVH, GA. YEN itf 'un'I IL tLlts.
IS. order Ii-L.> 4. II. It.i.ii> ten. FIR rt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-02-13

Ii 10 excrelin Els important ,,i sanai gi together a
IN hrsspi, meaa-, ""il AHA, HrgeaHy requr'
.fs,as aunt. 10 cnl aud settle or pa
wacu raed upon by the Isl DAP aaruh seA u vii b
lnse iaf Ia grant ia' hrs tdi'ec. b. ofhlln
l., .,y t rcqncs Vii fVrUt me IL The disagree abl
nta 49,, al g,ins ,heir aeoouns /" "ti,.r.
I.s.l :, l. L. AuMislEAo, Nj, li0 Main ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-21
The President and the Sons OF Tempe.
rance.


From the Constitution, Jan. 201
Yesterday the Sons Of Temperance, representing very
large and most worthy portion Of the people OF the United
States paid their respects TO President Buchanan Up
wards Of one hundred and MY gentlemen, with fresh
ness and healthfunes Of aspect and general appearance
Of vigor and elasticity which temperate habits only can
produce, were introduced to him In the East room.
B CAN'T, the Grand Worthy Patriarch Of the Order,
addressed the President In cordial and glowing speech
He referred 70 the President himself Significantly - an
example Of temperance. His apparent health, his vigor,
his activity his capacity and habits Of labor AL indicated
temperance In all things The remarks Of the Patriarch
were to the point, and well delivered
Presidens Buchanan replied with his accustomed read
ness and felicity. He had always been temperate
Before societies had been thought Of he had
cised moderation in eating well - IN drinking, and
this control both the appeteS be attributed (under
Providence the health which he enjoyed Although not
total abstinence man. be believed 6& these Temperance
societies were calculated % do the highest good every
in the nation to practice their principles the
whole country would be greatly The better for II.
The gentlemen coustituepg the Order were then ind
vidualy introduced TO the President who received every
one with that warmth and friendship which distinguish
him in all bis receptions
This interview was particularly interesting because IL
sgn6can; Of the feeling which the people entertain
towards the President They 70 him not polit
cans, but iesds and advocates Of great moral cause
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-21

Ixr1oaoo At nm NKwAaK Gas woRks.-On Tuesday
evening explosion took place Ia the old building the
Newark Cos Light COMPANY The portion Of the bad;ag
in which took place entirely demolished, and Mr.
Hook, the foreman, buried IN the ruins. he sas
extrscaac and found to be severely njsrci feksi
that hc ~ hurt internally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-21
The Alabam Democratic Conv..t,o,

The committee appointed to draw up a platform
bodying the principles for the democratic party of
bama, made their report the 14th inst The plaol
takes the highest possible Southern ground. insists
powers OF the government shall be employed II necessal
in its protection 1t negatives Doug,asm in all its form
The report was adopted, almost unanimously r,
syth, Of Mobile objeetng with perhaps few others.
resolution was adopted, almost unanimously nstryl
ing the delegates to the Charleston Convention 10 insist
the endorsement OF the principles Of the Alabama 81
Democratic Convention, before the nominations for Pr
dent and Vice President In case the Charleston Conv
ton refuses to make such endorsements, then the a
gates from Alabama are instructed 10 return home
together this Convention and make their report
Inc following named Gentlemen were elected w
Convention a. delegates to the Charleston Conyentoas
the State ut large 49, "a N
Leroy Hope, Walker David, W. Baine, John A. wns1I
Alex. Meek, WA L. Yncey, Levi W. LAWYER, Fral
L. Lyon, Henry D. Smith.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-21

A Psounc Cow. The Marlboro Mass Case;s says
COW belonging Deacon John W. Brigham Of that to
was delivered Of I've perfect calves one day last week
The smallest weighed 30 pounds they would ave-
rage II least IS POUNDS each making their united weights
about ITS pounds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-21

TRIAL OF SrnrHxxs AND HAzLsr.-rhe Legislature Of
ginA hAving authorized . special term Of the &C
Court for the county Of Jefferson, Judge Parker
menoed on the LIST day Of February nsxs. II b NO.
stood that Stephens and Hazet two q the Hxxpcrs f
coosprators, will theQ be tried