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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-07
MISCELLANEOUS.
A NJ L; II CA n w a Il OH Il $
MAIZE ras
AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY,

AT WhLTHAM, MASS.
TTENTtONs invited 10 the follow Ing statement and The
~ accompanying letters Of recommendation and testimonials
of these celebrated Watches
gold medal awarded the Company by the Massachu-
seits Mechanical Association, is3G.
gold medal also awarded them by tho American lnsti
iuir at New YORK, IN iSaI.
The COMPANY also received the first gold media
from the franklin Institute, Philadelphia, In isas
These watches ha,e In the market for nearly ten
YEARS during which time thu, been tested accuracy,
aaFhiip, and rsnbHp In ever, conceivable manner and
have proved themselves to he the most satisfactory time pieces
offered to the public
This result has been brought about by strict application Of
mechanical sccuce To the The watch rum its
inception, rendering IT, when finished, NATL smdNHy
correct IN al ~ proportions, and necessarily, perfect
irnr-k Keeper ms II Is possible 10 make.
Tho Company have tested tcr Watchc, In man, instances,
l., actual d,,lg Noting, ad ne result # tsi si has been
Nias th,Vapneer. The follown lcas from gem
uencn Who have carried their Watches ih their daily
asucnous and are therefore, reliable Indications whit may
ho expected from the American Witch ordinary
L'fer from Ftpi NoJiy he celebrated ,asas Player.
NEW l"uk, Oct 10Th, 1sa9
Mn Il. L. RopniSs, Tr'ns hm Watch Company:
hF sa:Ihe American watch, M p2in presented me by
In New York Chess U linz proved he most reliable aud
necrnc time keeper almost for ordinary pir-
p,s II In nearly dive months sinc, came into my pos
session, and during that period Its variation
ha been hui uIhe than half mlntc. The follow ing
rr"rd Of It's performance II was set Juuc nj, correctly,
Juie u, mst seconds. Aug. 10, fast II seconds,
luiY |, |.
Il. 40 u, ~
Aux. |, ID Oct. I, %
EAe pcrms~ou 10 MAKE such Of this statement
,oi ma, think proiur, am, with respect yours truly
PAUL MoRrHY.
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i aluable Diamond Hill Property For sale,

-, INTENDING TO from the city, offer al private
si& sale MY RESIDENCE Diamond Hill, together with
c Acres OF Land thereto aacl'cdit being the same prep
"ty purchased by Alahson Winsons Trustecs This
a"fy eonesedy among the most desirable ia the eli!
IN" house is of brick contains II rpon in thorough re-
PAR and has attached all necessary Ouosts aud fine We'll
81 Mater The ground perfectly level and is ia fine state II
cultivation. To city purchasers this property needs desrp
unn as It, well the high character IL the ncixhboro in
Which is situated, is too well known TO require prasc
Tn.y ,I,xl 4. A COZ IipJ'Y
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NEGROES WANTED.

lL subscriber continues in market for NEGROES of both
sexes from Ten 10 thirty years Of Also, women and
i"ei The highest prices VIII be paid In FASH; and er>ans
@ iei To al irr houses by gg description naming prices,
~ 4'dressing ne at Lyncibnrg
mt4sly Nm II MOT'NTCASTlE
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ACCIDENT AT Emory Il IlENRy.-On Friday
! sht last as student by the lame Of Cason, OF
(azoo City, Miss, was attempting t"get u" the
train he slipped aud tell between the train and
,lattorm and tho Icing in motion he was
very seriously injured, and, Tor n time, WAS sup-
p ed to be dead. In this, as is generally the
ease mt that place the train stopped but All III
slant not allowing the young man time Of step
from the platform to the cars. We are glad to
here that the young man is better, and that hopes
are entertained Of his recovery. He had been
in bad health and was about is return to his
h INC aud friends when the sad accident occurred
49, dtingtou Irgiaian
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Notice: ao,scc,, so.ice!!.
ENgpGgiFllrlg. Va.

fFERS Inrtr AND select stock 81 Cabinet Furniture md
thnrs article entirely newt and
i. among Which wil be found nanny articles la the
Iatr aud the ni" l Of which will he sold greatly
iuccd pricr cn s ,eeulN solicited from the old
Of hoi.a VIII the public kenealls,
Them that pains "Nerii"n will be spared civ. full and
,niirc satisfaction 10 nh.
Repairing of nil kind (citlcr in counry neatly and
promptly done. md nj reasonable rncs.
Hair and Shr"k Mairne and fuckers Ia,cn. Spring Beds
always on hand.
rug 29-dtrNy JOHN /. WINSTON.
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Npnt Bottom Chairs Split Botton Chairs
"oLD FaRGlNNY NEVER TIRE"
NUMEROUS enquiries having b,Sn made for SPLIT BOTTOM
~ CHAIRS furnish neat and superior article, AT
ftas-nabe prices the Old stand JOHN j. WINSTON,
sept 9-lts No La Main ST. opposite the Nortc House
Wanted.
WISH 10 small Family Residence in the city or
Iii within the suburbs which good price wiits,e paid
Applyto N. K B0HANNAN
sept 2S-dts Agent and Collector.
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.o1 T., Sc, saws the Richmond Dlspateh, The
d.. me Il Jn.eph 6. Baldwin, au hor OF the r lush
Emss" nov n Judge ofthe Supreme Curt q.
Mn ,ruia. prominently mentioned IN connection
XII ,ho vacant u. s. Senatorship from that Safe
!. !. fully competent for that or any other posi-.
IN - '' hs ,ar in tho State or the United States
b -. risen rapidly steadily and brilliantly in
~, i,tcrury legal and political world,and we trust
nav Ecsr on rising. Mr.. baldwin is one -! The
P,Ie,t and pures. of the public men of Amerlen.-
H., il native Of VirIinia-of course. lie i 4
,S,.bcw Of the late Judge Baldwin, Of Staunton,
!. ~ hi, father still resides in Lynrhhurg
This same Judge Joseph G. Baldwin, says til"
rir,nstle Whig was in 1870 the editor OF small
I c.k1y newspaper, known as the "Commerc'a1
llr,,iiser," and published in the town If bn''han-
y in this county. The same press upon which
published his paper is still used in this Office.
FIR Baldwin remained in Buchanan but a short
me. Poverty forced him to leave the land of his
hrth to seek his fortune in new country. lie
frs, settled in Alabama, where he som achieved
nm enyiaLlc fame rs n lawyer, orator and writer.
: me five years since, he went t." California. and
I. a placed himself at the head "i bis profession
in that State. Our Impression is that Jul.e
i is not more tuan forty five years Of age at this
ne.
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wines.
Slaves.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 6, IA IIi,195
Wcstern... ........ G00.434 Gj,3J9
OF the free black. 81 ABB are residents Of East.
crn, aud only 6,G20 Of Western Virginia; 80 that
the total black population of Eastern Virginia is
400, aag3. or about 10000 than the total white
population; and that the total black population Of
Western Virginia. 1879. or less than one-eigi4i
Of the white population Of that district.
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EASTERN AND WESTERN VA.-Thc New York
Express says that If we divide Virginia into dis
trcts, Eastern and Western, We shall fin the
paratve whte and slave population in each dis
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Fol ,,suEth steel GnEiaving1 Of
WASHl<GFoN %.lNEREI'T
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IN" l." n, Of |e.l aa'' in,,' 'SS"AHl enrr,
ri In to m , MI Ara Tiny oael, 25> il l',,
r,t cosfs>.>r .. - I1L =, nol eearsr, miserable
fst.ros haa he, n The public as ~arkso nrt and
rsf laly Ia cheap @ md mu11s .nfra, inihni T. IL df
1eit the, ORDERING
what they have ti In. ", have rai The first artists
hor own prices amounting I" N,NA rn"rsAsn n"Ii Az, I"
produce Eser, 49, rrliis rrNriftt, ~ we'll
r,ltR,rs, and that sal h Il, .'r-
lo,. sw- OPINION, 1ha, can b, tclie,lani
80 The llror Il tie Mr. lo,i discern "fhcsc
cnera,ings rcnan, woL. c likcn,s.c. a,luI
rarr The purrt %! Nr Everett vii talr lrc,d,ue, Il all
otlsrs."
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nnong tho ia ii 5o,ns. W. ha,a s'.n and TIll5fi T.
Il slI.Rs trE LIZ EfsfpNalfti Fox ALL fiiN
PROMISE"
TERMS. ALMOST CIR NTIS,
y, viii son1 rnet Yin, satar', packed In ralirrs-
iriEn ani - Magazine, srnr, ~
l'iu E>'ENviSes Aud t. ',A:nkac, one ,ear, t'r.
y" AniNr Nho remit a." at or nu,, viii have Mira
cory IF eaeh "ngra'rt III. Magazine a'e
Harper's,
The Knickcrbocker,
Cooley Lady s Book.
The Atlantic,
BlackWood.
- BY .csl .rift. i'e onftrr year subscription
tn magazines b a.s o,rl ,iarpu',,ers, aud -us
rrr,i,a -lri ar III, ,er Ircc ram their ro,Icc
publication oa ie cost III the ,ngraSiHEs paid only
ly the difference tween he wholesale aud regular
lnro Of the Magazine
S Enguyin-s ,cot ri once AID Subscriptions 10 icod
With eurrrt .,u" unless oherN .r ordered,
Nm, Mt II 4 Iro"f r,un Of having been lnac.
III impressions hre 1hc bot Therefore 'ud ary Ahlnr'
@. II. BAILEY Il 60,
,\f YIN. Hal y SONS Music s"reD
81 Brondany, New York.
gr,,ns'io 'uh-,e,s in tncnDrrs Specimens be
II i.rir stesc. nov 2tc4~amif
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WILTON nrc,r, south carolna, oct. Goth, 1859

Wii1"N ltr,r, South Carolna oct Goth, 1850
l.. |. EapriSs, Esd:
lrta sIR The ,hr"o watch If your which
purchased IN he used my plantation, proved
n'I correct iino Keepers have ever known give my head
Rn', head carpenter nl head each one
trm mud sincr they hh'c been their respective
everything the plantation uS clock work In con.
l'r'e of the extreme neearacy md regularity with which
these watchers prrlltn.
Truly ,oGr, LEWIS NORRIS.
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HnStos, Aug 2oh, 1879.
l.. t. E,inniNs, Treas Am. Watch Ca:
DIAN ~tm:--Iho "Mhthnu.' which I purchased somo ak
months sno' Inns given entire satafIctIon. l time
mil, 'lual I" thai Of "lodNham, which nore than
!rar. Truly ,ours,
ALBEIT MErCAIF, Go Franklin street
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=. WYATT &c Co.,
Tobacco Commission Merchants,

CHAR ESTON, II C.
uNIL1GENT PERSONAL ATTENTION given 10 all
i y si9nn,rnia, Hni prompt returns always made.
Liberal tonsgnmcns Commissions and charges
reasonable.
s%- ship 10 Iullnm Watson Richmond, and Ludlam h
tleincker New York.
lafr "Bnnk OF the State" thnrcsior \. CT Messrs r.
H. Dcanc Jr SON Mcssrs J. NJ. Ianghornc Co.. Messs
s-c Hare Co, Messrs e. Ford Jr n son Lynclburg Tho
Manufactures Petersburg; 81 nanyic and upper Virgin
Ia indeed, The Manufacturers or the state.
IAcfu
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nosroS, Sept. 9Th, 1862
NJ. L. /. RonmNs, Treas. Am. Watch To-:
DEAR sm:i rises giant pleasure comply with Your
request iar report of the performance the American watch
which purchased nj you De- 81 ISIS on lhut day
al s variation from the true In The 18Th uI iS,
mhru let II run down trn a'cnnis a.t
Ia the prcscn' Inns with nearly perfect strnducs having,
hiring The eight months tafrd than seconds
His With nc"mnianl> rough ange ul your
Hiicrre In the hi.h,st Terms
Nnuls, truly JAMES II. tTApp,
Firm Of chr. Fuller Bromr,' Bankers lioson
IL f''#r''b Is frpm y, itfr, M ,tt kroua MUipt
CffaHoa"isf d.i natriDfIe4-t
BosIoN, sept 9sth ls;D.
Mn l.. / E"nHiss, ltns. Am, Watch {"
hGN. str:- have sold during The last ,cnr II considerable
number II wntchesnl the pliham manufacture aud nm Imp
L. n} Tint MI al them without exception, nlncd NJ,
guaranty, and lave ph rn rai.Hrtt"n pnrcbn.ers
GEORGE l. PORTER
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ISegalia..
ATTENTION, RIFIE CNEYS

All. I'm the Trraslror pro, i., r. y, LATHAM, ut DR.
y Owens Office, immediately ui dcpns, with him ti0-ro
The materials trimmings, sc fyoas uniform. All who desr
I" a,e their uniforms made by the tailor viii leave their ca
turea with Gins D. Rano, 1870 Main Street. the 4h Of Janu
nIy A. L. uItit,EIsS, JH.. Cnnaln
WS Il. TuRrfs, isl Serg't i,lec oats
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r1oR The ensuing year. No Cook, Washer and irones
without incumbrance She must come
Also sprghiy Girl i2 IS years old; one that has been
accustomed to Rurspg preferred. Appyte
dec 20 i3f j. II. dADDEt$.
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Notice.

N OLICt1.
MAJ by the nam" Of FRtyLR 10 the house Of
~ father, Mr.. y. D. hirkf Tuesday the 9Th dat
this month"; nb hirr Ntd ar saddle, aud Birdie
Ia FARM HE 'h the PROMISE that he would
hours. Whoa Ia heard um he ApponntiN Co H.,
offering said sallr ani bride. for snc This
ii the ui. aeI- !u3Ht id inrs, saddle and lrid'c.
Ih' anmaI tu away black lily, three old lat
spring; sall and hr,a" Frazer is about ~
- al Ar lu inches high, light
beard and u,i-jnclr 'inrk and eyes, wound
right breast lie dressed in dhTk Clothes, wilc
hrim, brown ciu bal ard shawl He remained B0okcrs
Hot FnrmNIi Monla! night. and left without pay ing
bill. HOBtEr VI. Dl,kEItSOS,
decI3-ts Prince | Ivnrd County Va
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-10
RUDGE

"Merrick" said the facetieas Counselor So
HER TO his Senior, when told that the jury had
agreed in The great murder case of Tas Co@-
monmeahh v. John White Webster, " there is
nothing for you and me TO do but to go into the
country and experience religion" Something
like this seems TO HAYS. impe'ed Mr.. Douglas to
leave the scenes of his iaNy for the scenes OF his
infancy; and, as Falstaf babbled Of green fields
when in the article of death, so Mr.. Douglas,
politically if not psrsGnaly in the same predica-
ment, eloquently Informs the world of his own
flial virtues. He kiows well that society is I'M
charitable he 10 aware that his late progress ap
pears to ordinary eyes something ike an election
eering trip; and he hastens to correct this errone-
Gus impression. Az Concord, N. H., the ethel
day, he inioruIed the company that wheo ha ief
home his only object was to make pilgrimage
" to the grave of his father -" quiet visit I,
" the scenes of his childhood" II must bs ADMITTED
that tho pace at which he has advanced toward til,
family sepulcher would seem 10 Indicate that b,
forgot before starting TO boil the beans in hi
| boots II is not uncommon for the bereave'
to undertake these pious journeys, but Mr.
Douglas Is tho first orphan bent upo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-10

At the meeting of the Poems! lvanis Demo cratic
State Central Committee, yesterday, resolution
providing for one cleo oral ticket, with Breckia-
ridge and Douglas as the electors, and tie one
having the largest popular vote to receive the
electoral vote Of the State, was adopted. An I'D.
dition was made, to the effect that in any event, if
the electoral vote of Pennsylvania Will elect either
candidate it shall be given for hun. Also, requir-
ing pledge from the Electors to carry out the n.
st1uctions of the Committee.
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mussOURI ELECClON.

Unless the Telegraph shall bring us disssreea''e
news before this sheet reaches the press we s0a,'
rest in the hope that Judge SAMPLE ORR lu0iOa!
has been chosen Governor of Missouri. The VOC
Willie close between him ard Claiborne F. Jackson
Irregular Dem \, but tie chances, as We write, H0
in his favor. The vote for Hancock jackson
(star.ed at the eleventh hour as BreohinrSss
man. but not supported BY Seoator Green 1nu
other leading supporters of Breckinrdss1" Vs,
light, and that Of James b. Gardenaire SEW,
but little greater. When il became ev''en' s
the race would DO clcse between Z. e. 'aSA"'
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lorsi, though the Supreme Court had adjudged

otherwise. .......
The People Of the United States, acting thr ,ush
the ballot box, are the ultimate tribunal They
make al modify legislatures, laws, constitutions,
courts. While, tbep, we render such obedience to
the judgments Of the Supreme Court, Dred Scot
included as the Constitution aud laws require o.
", we deny to that Court any rgttfal authority or
actual power TO foreclose the action OF the People
on questions esser tally political, or persa'nng 70
the National policy or distribution and use OF
power. What the Court bids us do or epjoius US
from doirg as subjects of the State, we must heed'
but IA voters. as ultimate Law makers, We are
beyond and above it's power.
But that Court has never yet undertaken to I'd.
Judge that we may not do our best to elect q Pres
ident and vice.President who viii appoint Cover
pors and Judges, Iudian Agents, Land Officers,
&c, for the Territories, whose official Influence
will be exerted on the side Of Free Labor aud
sgainst Sla9ery Extension. This is not Forbidden
even BY Tuney; this is Constitutional, bred Scott
notgitnstandinl this We know Abraham Lincoln
will do, ana this Stephen A. Douglas tells us he
will not do. He says be cares not whether Slav-
cry IDss OF does not 60 into Territory, nor
whether it be "voted up or voted down" BY tue
People thereof We do care; aud we want
President who cares also. And such without fear
of being epjoined by ChiefJustice Taney) we ex-
meet TO secure in the election of ABRAHAM LIN
Ed
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MIR. DOUGLAS, THE REPUBLICANS,
AND THE DRRD SCOTT DECISION

PALsYkA, N. Y, aug ' I5bU,
HORACE GREELgY-Dedr Sir: You, among ether Republican
writer's constantly oppose Douglas for bis acceptance Of the
Democratic Platform which thoroughly indores the bred
Decision and for his speech at New Orleans In Decem
ber 1883 wherein he said "Tho Democracy of Illinois accept
the decision Of the Supreme Court Of the United States In the
case Of bred Scott authoritative Interpretation Of the
Constituonr &C. sm Republican. shall vote for Lin
coin and expect aid in his election but would like to
ask you DO pe accept the deeision9
What else can we do? Can set II ct rongh? Or until
the Court Is reformed cause 1t 10 DO reversed?
would like from you either in tbs TgBuSR OF
nv Latter Yours &c CHARLES McLoUTH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-10

George V. n. Lathrop of Detroit was yesterday
nominated for Congress by the Democracy of the
LIST District of Michigan. He will be beaten less
by hundreds than any other mar of his partyi but
be ought to have considered that this is rot
{" bearing year" for his party, especially in the
North. West
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-10

Owing to the recent great Increase In the circulation
Of rss DAILY TRsuss and the necessity Of putting the ar
form Of the paper press early hour. compelled
70 dive notice to our friends that hereax al sdvtssmsus
must handed before o'clock IN the everrs With the SIN
Gle exception those intended for insertion among the Busne
Notices the fourth page Of the pape Tht oass Of save
viii be received until late hour but othe bs
taken after O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-10

We do not understand the 400 gain for Orr in
six counties of Missouri reported by telegraph last
plight to Include ST. Louis, where the reported gau
is $500. Consequently, We think there is still q
chance for Orr,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-10

In Kentucky, Gen. Coombs's majorites continue
to roll up. They now amount to ~, ITO. The
Douglas men hit hard, and it is most probable they
will be able 10 give the State to Bell ard Everett
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New9 lork Dailu @ribm,ps
FRIDAY, AUGUST 10. 1860.

A. Hut, No no Brosdw.y sARAroaA srRsos, d a Agent
for the sale O! Tan TRIBUNE
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1883.
Elias mel. -. 4,027
Eihs'smsi... IS,

Eiss mel. 4,027 Ehssmsl... 8,5u
The vote of the State is at least IL, 200 more
than was ever before cast--ths great stronehaids
of either party showing their full force-for IN.
atance.
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Business Notices.
JR sTArroRp's OLIVE TAR.

vyEsN Oilys Tan Is INHALED, is nsanae oenanle
.sor. arr h'ought in direct contact ain tne 'nnhs NE"
A., nc .iaI Tubes, ssd az the Air Cels Of 81
=" Wv Lungs ..
Ieleyns at pain OF OPPRESSION ana hesns any
rr,ts,,os CT Inflammation
xu,vs f,iyp TAR u TAKEN iron SUeAR, II forms nj
,,.on.ed soothla and healing strip fd coughs aud 81
Pshrost diseases
xrx O,Iyy Tan Is APPLIED, its magnetic or conceu
~ nrsxe power r, ndeI Il most speedy and efficient
WV PAIN ASSIBiLATos.
fllirs Tor IS not sticky--d0es net discclor.
Fshy Ccnts bottle, at No. AZ Brosdway NEWTON,
an5 BY all Druggists
j. Z. STAFFORDS
IRON AND SULPHUR POWDERS
An. soluble preparation Of roa and sulphur identical
h thA, existing In the blood o. perfectly healthy per
Ison Uniting with the digessed food,
THvy RgyIrAilER AND PURIFY rsx BLOOD,
ruxy lspAkr kNERey THg NERVOUS SNsrkA,
THxr IKyieoRATK THE Liver,
THKy SrREserHKs THE DIGESTION
TsEY REGULATE THE SUGGESTIONS or THIS BopY,
l kxp AHR A SPBcIFIC FOR ALI FEMALE WEAKSEssKs
| PEICB 81 PACKAGE
AtEo. az Broadway, New-York, snd al Druggists.
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NOKTA CAROsIaA.

We doubt that Gov. Ellis's majority WIN much
ifany exceed 5000. The official yots Of thirty
four Counties, comprising sbost half the popula
ton of the State, sula up as follows;
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The Pony Express, with California dates Of Ju
ly 2S, reached st. Joseph yesterday morning.
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GREAT FIRE IN POUGHKEEPsIE,

JULY rs lo0V.
HERIlyG's SAFB THE VICTOR - -.
PUUeHXKsPsIB, July rs, 1850
My.sRs HzRRIse CO-GEN1LRsRs; ia the night OF the
2c ms FIRE In this place winch extended 10 sixteen
bula "a and 10 fntuIe building was one OF your
rsi which st cd before the IRE on toe store
fooT sd il such position make Impossible 70 remove
rons.oueptl, Il n sued floor fell when the sale Tell
ihe the cellar among Of maple and other furniture ana
co,pbusipv uoters, where II remained from O'clock IA
III, no ooook iron the ruins every book and
was found order Ii has saved US many avaua
e and Gun which would have been OF very serious
80 - 10 ~ 10 haxo lost ASDkUS DUDLEl.
PATRsr CHAMPION SAFEs the most reliable and
yt from hIo Anown eau De purchased ohy
sssSe s,ssIs-rl,ers HERRING d Co.,
No. Isl Broadway, corner Murray st.,
New-foJk
FAKKBLL, HsggISG n Co.,
Philadelphia
HERRING Co.,
New-Urleans.
reward l. still offered 10 any person who prove this
H.kKINS's SAFB ever failed 70 preserve
e ooptaDt. IN AL accidental hre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-10
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No ~ Broadway,
Corner of Warren-st., N. Y.
Attsptio n "a invited 10 their large stock Of
CioI.D and SILVIA WATCHES,
BIZ the follow ing celebrated makers:
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n n CooYKI john CRAGG,
n.x,a T.yIna CaAs. iAYLOK, Sons,
" ~ REPRESENTATION Co, T. h. ADAMS 4 Sons,
y n Joyssos ROBzKT RAFT u Co.
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YATkK PHIJIPE Co., u LkpAoLt
LOUIS AuDRHEks, 'ACbs~vN q ooNsiAii"'
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JULEs JCR0ESsEN, OopenGag-n.
Vh;ch ,hav ofer al wnOles all and retail u log pcos
AT ROBERT RAFT n Co.'s,
No f6I Broaowsy, corner OF " srren-st, n ~
Ia offered al and tetA lge and compete ~
Col and SILVER WATCHES
By ali the celebrated makers OF
London.
Liverpool,
Geneva
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