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sHOCKOE POURDRY Il MACHINE SHOPS
CORNER OF GARY AND nth sTREEIa,
Rfcaa..D Va

TJvALBoTT BROTHER, Proprietor, Of the above wcREs,
Il building PORTABLE STEAh ENGisHS, o. n In
proved construction Of all Sizes from 10 forty Horse
suitable Circular Saw NILS Threading Aaehnes
purposes which they fatter themselves fully
osrior any Engines built here or elsewhere.
They will slso furnish STATIONARY sTEAh EseIHEs from
ten Eorse required peger.
CIRCULAR SAW tnLLA, OF the nes approved eorsrasros
and Of various sises.
PUMPS and WHEELS WATER WORKS, PORTABLE GRIEF
MILLS, and IRONS for MILLS Of al kinds.
RAILROAD WORK Of every description
TOBACCO PREssEs ELATTENIsG MILLS, And all article, u,.s
Tobae together with
IRON CAsTIEGs and WROUGHT IROS wOkE
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RTCEsnOND YORK KIyEK itAILBOAD
ATTRACTIVE AND CHEAP ROUTE TO OLD POINT

IND NUKFULk.
Fare So, Meals Extra.
ON and after Monday, June llth Trains Ia Eg
will run daily except Sundays follows Ef2 sxsS..
Regular passenger trains stopping only at Meadow, Dispatch
and Tuusalrs signal , -
VIII leave richmond at NJ. VIII leave White House at !
Pm. -,
Accommodation Train, carrying Freight and Passengers viii
leave White House si5 A. ~. VIII leave Richmond al
40, P ". . - -
The new fast commodous steamer, West Point Capt T.
Rowe will leave White House. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fr
lays Il ~, NJ, landing only at West Point Moody cap.
posk Bgrrs Yorktown. Gloucester Point arriving In time
4, upprr al Old Point at NJ Norfolk At 8tt p. NJ
Returning West Point will leave Norfolk Tuesdys Ihuis
ia Us and Saturdays 1917 81 and Old Point al la NJ
Ia ang only above arrive q; White House In Tine TO con
%, ct with the cars, arriving IN Richmond at ; p NJ
No b at landings will be made.
Freight received Tu sdays Thursdays and Saturdays Tor YORK
III is IHoS X ShNhf, sup /
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COkB uGATED WROUGHT IRON AND
~ WIRE RAILING(secured by Letters Patent Admirably
adapted for enclosing Public Grounds Cemeteries Balconys Cot
&c Sheep and OK Hurdle Patent Wire sacking Bead
steads with every variety Pong Iron Beadeads and Iron
Wire Screens Ore Sand and Gravel
Sereens Wire Netting for Mosquito Sheep Poultry and other
purposes Wire Summer Houses Fancy Wire Work In great
riety, fer Gardens, &c.
NJ WALKER L SONS, Manufacturers,
No 535 Market, n L corner Sixth street, Philadelphia
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ARRlYALSATP PRINCIPAL HOTELS
COLUMBIAN II OTEL.
JOSEPH n CRENSHAW. Proprietor.

IULI u 81 ~ u @ H.
JCSEPH r. CRENSHAW, Proprietor.
June 25. l>te.
VIZ T0Wnet Mecklen5'g John Webb, Als
K, Boyd. 40 a u J-fries Charlotte
Wm ID Telling. \ [ W Dickinson, Nott3way
A K Davis 90 heolman, Amelia
r. pggs. Va steger, Bucsm
Ms d Digs a syt. DO ICNaughar, do
A "a praup Chesterfield , W Young. Mecklenbg
Peter Grgy, Amelia W Everett, BALI
c., Joseph 8 Carragton, W W Wamru, Halifax
pstarstur1 Nss 1iliaul Wusbg
" Davis. Pow'n " A Fuqua Charlotte
Webster, Richmond A sunth, AppOmattoN
Haines sutton. Va A Basby
J11 F.ul roy King & Queen " b Xix 90
Melvin Walden Kent VI W NorGeet. @
sidney r. Jet-r Caroline Errs, NOttoway
Albert Pike. Arkansas Col VI Tay.or, Danyue
sl A Hester, Cl--ksyiue NJ Du-ret-, Albemarle
" Harris Prt'g % A Saunders. Louisa
Clas ~ea-es. greenwood DIP Nv Upsh-r, Va
Vim Gregory, Klus Wrl Middleton, 10
ur r. q Gr--rrl, k.s Wm a. NJ Anderson. Va
b Douglass, DO Williams. N0t;owsy
y Crart1r. DO
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PIANO FORTES!

II. GALE Co. take pleasure In Inviting the zr7sEI.
IN attention OF Artists Amatuers and the pub bSSS{a1
lie generally their NEw SCALE ovERsfRuNG IRos II u m
FRAME PANo FORTEs, just introduced. The grow N
ing Piano Fortes Of than ordinary power and
bran Tone directed energies TO the production OF such
an submit the result without fear OF competition
Of the best well seasoned mate
rails supervision and guaranteedto give
whether ordered from direct sold by
throughout the country We solicit continuance
patronage which we have enjoyed for the last 25 years
A. II. GALE CO,
ap7-9m 1OT East 10Th Street, New York
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NOTICE wishing obtain tickets for servants
the Richmond Fredeflckburg Potomac r. r. for Wash
ngton City, po further North must in all cases be voueh
Cd for by some responsible white citizen Of Richmond In
known officers Of the Road tickets vi sold APP
rIled Tor by letter A. u. ALI EN-,
ma2O-Iy Ticket Agent.
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T sHIS@aa: y rf NoTFq p5a Ith gM
STATIONS THE DIFFERENT RAII ROADS WtST OF LYNCH
RUR You IRE required to make consgumen Of every
description plainly with paint brufh brand the weight Of
package the OF the consgaee diamond letter Ah
the point Of dcsti 1auon.
The tickets specify the weight OF package sdrdy
correspond fay with the uak, otherwise they VIII rot be
rar.ty, 4 f.r RECOMMENDATION Z J. SAMPSON,
i.2-dIm Genl Freight Agent, 4. D. Z. R.
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HARDWARE.

CLARKSON d ANDERSON,
No. LOG Main street. uichmond, Virginia.
IMPORTERS Of HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNs, Ae., have
IL for
1000 dos Pocket Knives,
5000 Knives and FORKS,
90 doE Ivory Table and Dessert Knives
100 Plated Forks,
200 shoe and Butcher Knives,
100 Rodgers wades and Butchers Raros
so Razor strops,
$50 Scissors and Shears,
1000 Gross Glmlet pointed Screws,
2lOO doE Butt, Table, and other Hinges,
800 sets Bed and Furniture Casters,
1000 DOG Rim, Pad, Chest and Stock Lock-,
I5O gross Tea and Table spoons,
5000 u Grlfhns Horse Shoe Nails,
200 kegs hammered Horse Shoes,
Iron Axes
10000 Carriage and Plog Bolts. &c, &C.
They are also Agents for Fairbanks Scales.
NAYEOR'S CAST STEEL.
WYE have lost received direct Importation large and
w complete Of MAYORS and Marshas best cast
STEEL consisting Of -
square assorted from ~ to ~ Inches
A. Ok
Round Machinery assorted from u to \ inches
Double steel assorted; all sizes
Mil Pick cast steel
Patent Hammer steel 3" T"
Wedge
To which spectfuy invite the attention Granite Work
ers generally For sale at lowest rates by
81 G. DOMAIN
mayl Iron Front W. Block Governor street.
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
MUTUAL SYSTEM.
Capital Sl,s0O,OO
nNE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS deposited with we
~ Comptroller New York and out Of the HANDS
Of the Company TO policy holders.
DTypEsps IsSUAtLY MOST Liberia
Forty per Of the premium Life Policies, wilt loaned the
insured when the premium exceeds $50
Policies issued and payable 10 the Insured on a. Vng ~
tain age the family Of the insured at DEATH INST 'D
happen previously 10 arriving at tina; age.
POLICIES for children, granted f he u"stfv
able terms
Policies ssued greatly reduced rates OF PR o. when Tie
Insured prefers not q participate In the DIVIDEND
All losses paid promptly and without litigation a.
We shall pleased have you call at once a1 urea pory
In t and reliable Company which esfe un .' 8
'''' WORKMAN WA
ofce lsA ~,
Few doors sbO rost once.
oHAB. L. WORKMAN,
General Agent and Attorney , "
MEDICAL EXAAINBRS:
Jas H. OoswAY, NJ. d.
70. T. COLEMAN, NJ. D.
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LIGHTE 4 BRADBURRY'S PIANOS.
CHICKERING PIANOS.

4 NEW and full supply Of these splendid nstru- z,z,
II men's have been received - 49, ss45ssffssSa
addition the beautiful Box de Nox The Cir TaNT
Action and the Grand have now the Bou- j -
ior beautiful instrument Of an upright form
The Chickering's have received s. FIRST prize medals all over re
and from first rank Institutions and fairs OF
America and Of Europe They have manufactured aad sold more
Pianos than any factory In the world.
the Chickering's have cmsnated the best ana most perna
aent impoy emens have brought the Piano It's present
econ and by the great capital they have Invested In manuac
turing conyenences they fully fifty cent cheaper than
any factory None oth instruments leave the wareroom
without having been fully inspected by the best artists
this factory has than agency In city, In
Richmond only he sold by the subscriber
Tie factory all Pianos sell Orders promptly at
tended to.
north side Of Broad street, near 9TH and At Habi
ma,2 NATH'L oARUsI, Sole Agent.
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BLOWS FOR FALLOWENG-- a.
III CULTIVATORS AND HARRONs TUX ~SS-SS@~B
PUTTING IN wHEAT-Beleying that IhaVe - yS3iSSN-->
In my NEW PLOw Pow In USE lsAa1saaAs,aanxA
make this Farmers and Planters VIII lurhlsh hen
With these not better than those they nov
have they after trying them ree OF charge
rsS-Fresh supply Of Turnip Seed Just received.
p H. sTARKE, No 50 Main St,
q Dor hove
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SASH, BLENDS AND DOORS.


EyHE Establishment in Richmond where may be De nae
the above articles in perfection, at the shortest notice
Being giving entie satisfaction the subscriber sou
cts as heretofore public patronage Having recently audo
cabinet and carpenters Turning business public NOS
seQi-t MILES AdBLER, Mayo street.
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INSURANCE COMPANY
OF STATE OF VIRGINIA.
OFFICE FIRST moor EAST or CUSTOM
~ HOUSE AND POST ORylCE, MAIN sIElT, RICHMOND, Va
Capital 100000.
This Company prepared TO receive applications Tor FlKE
and MARINE INSURANCE favorable tera Also to guaran
e Negotiable Bills.
DIRECTORS
WV H. MAcFiRL,sn, Pres; Farmers Bank.
A. WARWICK firm ~ Warwick 4 Rark,dale.
VIZ G. CRysFlw firm OF Crensaaw a Co.
WELLINGTON CourfS firm II Godiin Arpcrson.
T. W MCC1NCs Grl II Dunop, Moncure 90.
q. A. BAEEsD.LE, Arm o. Warwick Bi-kudale.
JANIS a. GsAST, Tobacco Manufacture.
l. D. C.FN5RAW, 1rm Of Haxai, Crenshaw Co.
JOIS l. BACoS, fran Of Bacon a BaskcT'il
r " HaxttL, firm o. HaXal, CrenshHv 4 Co.
JOaN CUHNs, in snip owner
WV. y. WakGcE, ARA u Warwick Barksdale.
Jas. AIFHtD JoSIs, Attorney 1T Law.
q. C. ElLgrT, Builder.
T 6. RUFFS, AI.cg!t1rist sad Manufacturer.
Z. W. NcGFrurs. lm OF 5. McGEujer's Sons.
". ". CEUaP Attorney ~ Law
JAS DUNLOP, drr o. Dunlop, Moncure Go.
BOILING W. HAXALL President.
o. =. DRTs.E, seo'y. fei'-iy.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD,

tUh FUhlt 1ANG lib bLOUDi
And for tbc speedy Of tho subjoncd varieties Of
Dis.faFE
Scroru1a aud Scroful Gus Affections. such Ne
Tumors, Ulcers, Sores, Eruption. Ptin-
pies. Pustulcs, BiotChes, BOtls, Blains,
and all Skin Diseases.
OAKLAND, Ind. eth June, 1859.
7 g. AVER & Co. Gcnts: I feel it INV duty % ac-
krowlal-c what your SGrslparilla has done for me.
Having Inherited Scro6lous infection, have suffered
from I'm various ways for years. Sometimes u burst
ont iu Ulcers my hands and arms sometimes it
turned inward and distressed me 40 the stomach Two
years ego DO hgukc ont head and covered my scalp
ami with sore, which painful anal oathsomc
brvoul description. tried many medicines and several
rhr-ii.n-- hrr hout much relief from any thing IN
fsrt, on. disorder grew worse. At length was rjaiet
o. rIl iu tlr Gospel Messenger tht You had prepared
lucrative uIlilit, for know nom your rgpu-
tIfinr fl.. thing wllr must ht good. sent 10
Cu.1uat and got To- and used 10 till 10 cured me. took
IT, vou advise, I'm small doses of % tcaspoonul over
month. ami used almost three bottles. New and healthy
skin BEGAN 90 form under the scah. which alter
while tel off, Ny skin Is now clear and know by my
ftI.- That che disease is gone from system. lou
can wcl h,l.gc THAT feel what saying WHOM It'll
you t1f hold to hc of the apostles of the age,
and remain ever gratefully, Yours,
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S.h-. % Do FOLEY Mitchell rI ..l GOAL. E o. U.s,Trs.
So Nlry. Todd, N1s...s. corn. s.c,lrs & Co.
SALE1.
Steamship Yorktown, Parrish. S. g., mise ana passengers
L..I.n Il Watson
steamer BsvIsrs, Ess1s Blo, ulss and passengers, D.
W. Clrr.e
7.f. Mary Tower -- I-Fl ..e l.,.-. -.t..
Games, U-rE'ar s'01 f1u- ans Seed. Vs. D. Co.4u.-
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ALFRED II. TALLEY.
81. AnthOny's Fire. Rose or ErysipeIRs,
letter and salt Rheum, Scald Head, Ring


worm, sore Eyes, Dropsy.
pr. Robert NJ Probe writes from salem, y. Y, 18th
sept, l>l- that he has cured iuyetgruic ease Of
Drurs, which threatened 90 terminate fatally, by the
pcrSey,rI use o' our >l-sap1ril1, and also danger
attack of Nicn0lt ErEspsUs hy large doses OF the
same, says ne cures the common ErtPtiJHS by It
stautly.
BrOnchOcele, GOitre, or Swellcd Neck.
Zbulou Sloan OF, Prospect, Texas, writes Three
bottles ol your >arsapIra cured me roma 10Hrc-a
hdcous swcn. ON the meek, which had suffered from
two years"
LeuCorrhwn or Whites. Ovarian TumOr,
Uterine liberation, Female Diseases.
DIR. !. r. :. Claiming, OF New York City, writes -
most chDcry comply with The request OF your agent in
saving have found vOur S1rsaparia most excellent
alternative IN the numerous complaints for which We en-
plov such remedy, but especially in FEMME Diseases
of the >crOf1oUs dlltheSiS. I have cured many uyct
crate of LCucOrhUa By IL, and some where the
complaint was caused by liberation Of the uterus The
liberation itself soon cured. Nothing within my
knowledge equals it for these female dcrugc
Edward =. Marrow, OF Neybury Ala, writes: \ dan
--.rOu- ofi. % the females my family.
which hail deeI ali tho remedies could employ, has
40 ltu lgeu completely cured hy your extract ot Sr
>8nlri'i' our physician Thought nothing but cNtirpn
ton cou' afford relief but hc advised the trial of yuur
~tr~Iua-I the Inst resort before cutting, and it
proved .Hcctual A0er taking your remedy eight weeks
no SYMPTOM Of the disease rcmuiu-.'
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80. NOTICE. 1860.
fs9 % g Us - s 80
pIcSpNIlN> EuIlG TOYFH--NEW ARRANGEMENT.

EkESE1f1cssZ-12-
TO PASSENGERS GOING h0RiH--HEW ARRANGEMENT
IMPORTANT TO TRAVKLLERS.
JHRO UGH 7ItkETSAFD IHROCGh CHEeha
GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE
CARRYING THE GREAT UNITED STATES MAlL
TWICE DAILY-sundsy night exeepted-beween ~
RICHMOND ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON, BALIiMokA, rh!l-
1pFfPHA NEw YORK and all important points West via Ac-
uuia Greek and Washington ever the
RICHMOND. FREDERICES RG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD,
To the Potomac River - miles and by SPLENDID and comfortable
encs Washington % miles, IN AL LOO rleS IN hours
being comfortable and perfectly safe rate OF speed
t1sy- Hours Of departure $50 a. H., and iVO r NJ.
sy Baggage under charge Of Special Agents, CHECKED
TIiRoUGH 10 Washington, Baltimore Philadelphia and New
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Fire Insurance, 5larine Insurance.
THE VIRGINIA FIRE < FARlNE INSURANCE COMPANY
OFFICE No. 1871 MAIN srsEFf, RICHMOND Va

THE VIRGINIA FIRE y fIARiAE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE No 1S1 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, Va.
CASH CAPITAL, 100000.
HARTEgED in 1892 and having during It's existence twenty
years claims loss the extent Ct largely ever
WILTON or DOLLARS It refers TO the history Of the
adordinr the very best guarantee for the future
Being VIRGINIA COMPANY Its profits distributed amongst
citizens and Capital promote the Of her
Commercial and Mechanical Industry.
BY long acquaintance Of this Institution with the lnsuring
Public familiar With their Interest," and panE
viii spared information withheld The part Of It's ohcsfs
that will tend TO insure accuracy and give satisfaction
Country Merchants rerfrom the very
extensive country insurance already respectable
citizens In almost every portion Of the sate.
Applications for Fire Marine Insurance addressed to te
President or Secretary, viii receive prompt attention
w. L. C0WARDIN President
wu1IlH Wills, ia, Secretary mhl9-ly
Fire, Life and Marine Insurance.
TsNHE RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION with cash capital and
surplus ofneay S250,000, prepared to issue policies
the above descriptions Of risks reasonable terms rs any
similar institution the State and respectfully ask share OF the
patronage Of the public Applications will be received al the Of
Gee No 1861 second door OF corner OF Main ad lt e
officers E cheerfGy give Information required
Al losses promptly and literally adjusted.
DIRECTORS:
Ches. T. Wortham John H. Claiborne,
WIN. G. Torpkins, RobeEtM. Burton,
John j. Wilson, Thus 4. Rust,
Alex. Garrett, Geo. n dWathneyt
John T. sublett, frB j. Barns.
DAVID CURRIE, Presr
RosER- A. ToNPKrSs, sec'y se20
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Fra,egualIy yours, q. V. LARIMER, NJ. d.
RhrnmntI.r,. Cont. LIver ComplaInt.

Athentnuhl~nAs cont AaaNef oih pthihNs
INrrrrNnrNgI Preston Coz, Va, tjh July, 1859.
DIR q. e. AVER. Sir; have htCn afflicted with apaiu-
IN chronic Ef.afi, Cor lon time, which b1iicd the
skill OF rl. -, Iul ~lg, 90 me- ON spite OF All the
r.c.ali.- Couil U, until tried Your ~srs1iJll one
bottle cured iu weeks. a'I restored my general
health much That ann Oar better t'lu uriurc was
a.tlU,Ul. t.Iub 10 wonderful .la.. j. it.tAN-
.fui. Y. trf.h,. uf -. Louis, writes 81 have htt
afflicted years with CfttYY of fht Ilrlf, which,
DESTROYED rr health triI every thu. and every thing
fI.J 30 r...s. lG. and have hsn broken down utul
for years from uH other cause til r.fng ."f ~
q. It.. Ny h.t.. us~tHrtl E.'. Air Esiy advised
mp tI ~,gI .', l.H.. uy said DE kEyN YOU,
and auv ti. sul rl.e ui, worth trying. by the bless
i'm OF tnl has cured i.l has purified my blood
q- t1 m.,. new tuJu Ui Uty. feel Young again. The
t-t thar i, said o. you i- NOT al good enough
Schirrus. Cancer 'ruwors. Enlargement, IL
crratIon. Carries, and EXfOlinttOn OF the
ROnCs.
great variety or c1-s h7v1 h'u reported 90 Ms where
cures of these iurl. H'U c1u plants hl,. res tti ivm
On. use of t,. r.uHi hHt space here viii NOT Ni-
ut them. some %. Ja,m may hc found in our American
Almanac which fl' agents below u.ull are pleased 10
furnish -rltI, Oh u.l who emil for thcuL
DvsDrpSia. Heart Disease, Fits, Epilepsy,
Melancholy, Neuralgia.
MANY rcuIrrlh. cures of these affections have been
r,l, l rf Alternative power oi t~ medicine. u ,timu-
lts t. yi.el fractions into vigorous action, and thus
1..-rIf... disorders which wnui Doe supposed beyond
if- r,. such 20 rumty las long been rrJTiri hy the
r.. .- az tHa usaaU, agl Wu confident that this
will Iu Tor them an that my,I.iue can do.
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3'0E FIILtOELlHIi.-r- 4

Nl't.rl t. H..t
.'y h .f. r.-' .Ii leave .n isa-sisy morning, OH.
--.. .Hst .f TOD ucoes
s-a 90 passage having superior te.e-a7lat,us, apIy
OBJ ..t Captain ou bo4.d. ,- to
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BURNING AND LUBRlCATlhG COAL OILS
THE GREAT KANAwUA COAL AND OIL COMPANY
"Conng OF own STATE has appoinedu Us
Agents for the sale Of their justly celebrated
BURNING AND LUBRICATING COAL OILS,
the quality Of which warranted and uSADULfSRArED
We invite the attention Of Apothecas and Dealers throughout
State supply, which will be large anu soid by e
'T 10 :. ~ ' '"'' f GOOCH ECHoJs.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-12-15
CattaWissa Rail Road.

Coz. II. STANLEY GoopwlN, readers have already
been apprized has been appointed, by the Caawissa
Railroad Company to the responsible position of Gene
raj Superintendent, the successor Of H. "A. Fonda
Es!., resigned We informed by those who bet
ter acquainted, than ourselves, with Col Good
wn, the ncNy appointed Superintendent that he is a
young gentleman Of fine business qualifications and with
large experience in raroadng, and ait to make
eticirht officer lndced have always found the
officers and managers of the Cattnwssa Railroad inclu
ding the Conductors attentive and polite gentlemen
glad to know, that the Company conducting
their business upon prncpl Of high honor and strict
economy, aud as sequence Of good management the
travel upon their road is ouCouragingy increasing and
the Company regularly paying of the old debts Of the
Road.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-12-15
Black Repub!icanism.

The relative strength of the Republican
and Democratic parties in Mercer county
for the past four years has been about five
/ to four. During that time the relative
standing of the men summoned as Jurors
has been about four to one in favor of Re-
publicans. Last week, out of twenty. four
grand jurymen, there were t,oo Democrats.
1t is incredible that this could have hap
pened accidentally, or that it has been ac.
cdental for so many years. Two cases,
susceptible of being made to take politi-
cal shape, came before this Republican
grand jury last week. The first was vi
olation of the election laws. A Republi.
can board of election officers in West
Laekawanock township received vote
from a Republican who had no more right
TO vote than a newly arrived South Sea
Islander would have. There could be no
clearer violation of the law stated. Yet
the board took the vote, against the pro-
test of responsible men. The grand jury
ignored the bill, and the prosecutor has
reason to be thankful that they did not
saddle him with the costs.-Wercer Press.
The above case is not without parallel.
In this city one Conrad Miller went to he
polls in October and voted for Curtin and
the entire Repu blcan ticket. How much
he was entitled to do so may be inferred
from the fact that he took out his final
naturalization papers after that election.
He was prosecuted, and every right-nlin
dcd citizen looked forward hopefully to
see the purity of the ballot box indicated
by the punishment of Miller. Yet with
all the proof to convict him, Republican
Grand Jury of Dauphin county met the
case at the threshold, and ignored the bill
thus virtually declaring the man inno-
cent of a misdemeanor that every person
knows he was guilty of.
Harrisburg Patriot.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1860-12-15
Court Proceedings:

jeremiah II. arman Abraham n. Harvey. This
action for damages, growing out ofa prosecution
of the present Plaintiff by the defendant for forgery
The referred to, abandoned at the
ond aner tue binding the innocence Of Ilar-
aud Ruttcr having been definitely aud clearly as.
ccrtaincd. This action for malicious prosecution was
instituted THc defense that The original pros
eCution commenced under advice of Couus !, that
there probable cause that there was Therefore 10
malice aud that they protected by law ia the
pursued. This rcbutted by showing the pur
sued by lIarman the negligence apparent in iuvcsga
ting facts and other circumstances surrounding the
1t vas admitted the trial by the Defendants
sell and clearly established also by the evidence, that
neither Hartman Rutter guilty of the crimes laid
their charge aud that the robbery of the mail and the
forgery of the check committed by other per
son or pcTsons.
The Jury out ON Saturday evening, and after a
short absence retarncd verdict in favor ofthc Plaintiff
Of sl33OO.
The ,Rsc tried by Clark, Badly, and Comfy for
arman; and by lIoyt Jackson and Wright for Harvey
salle Ann buckingham VIM. f. buckingham Di'
VoIce-granted.