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Blood Purifier and Blood Pills
DR. ROBACK's
Scandinavian Remedies.

WHEN Dr. RolAct the Cclrlr,srd Swedish ph,s.
,,n ician' Introduced his Hood Purifier and Hl6nd
Pulls ~ The United eiea, he ~ firth Ia plain laura,
il,cir curative power Thii wns wears ieo Tiis ial.
p rscon,mendins them hos since teen taken onl Il
sound iudgefncnf aud philosophy ii, es tleir oilnan.
weight n ,he commuhity, men Who olesilc, fraecf,
nIe everywhere approving and urdne the ias nftheer
Solse5ig o,,, s preIsTriee,es A who sophe y w W.
portant subject.
Dr Roi"ck invites !be gt'g'iou Of the -ck 20 he
nom inen,bers Of he Medival Profession Editors "a
pd pni' ~ wv M hhoNn Meitimhts am fnifiltir
Of oiexraordinnfy cures wrought Ny the rt,it,lea ef
which cures they thelpseyes ,, were
These parties may be consulted personally n 81 lei
ieF, by those Who have any doubt on the snilst The
ewdence IN The possession Of d. Ronrk, Whrh IA NJ
a times accessible iie public, establishes tn inflow
FtrfG
That the Blood Purifier and Blood fnlshase heen
Cbafail no Ahnerai;
That they cure the almost universal compla8,t,
with unerring ocrtaluty and in very shSFt ,ine
That amer all other medicines have pfov1 d.eisss,
Liocr Ossrsoist
and restore the health and strength Of ~ snlsrer
That
who have langiished fof Year, in helpless rua,ue,s
and despondeny recupefRie with great raIddity under
their n'lgoratlng operation. That an scxn8 disnhil.
49,, ne ti'H ''ihil hd zenith fufluln-
""b P'"P'I"es' nv tlel recruit
AAofterei fbgsfRnfioaa,
hpWehei Wey may nave been tfhed With ntl abused;
' @ .pel ,lIIvl 'eulMy !. 70 strengthen lEr aas rem
W W ;. sIguyene' lml Hung directly npolHhe pdls.
ohs"' "lH'aHe'h u,e l1ood' 'hey sf ff 49,
td,ss sou 70 Hcoi,
hd % als,hhrge rom the system every inni seroflH,
whether hereditary or g'heeiYise; Thntihey
hecrW no D.oihefei
% ~ & ,i efe ~ Y no u-en-e q The stomach a hauels,
a ,l,er' wv heaNos system the skim fansr hud
ll,S' NliNliie noih impurities Of the ldntd and
'wi,1elr w ~ Wheh uhey 90 not give piompt utl and tf
w iluie me very oltedei ui Ute f hpeli M
Nn,iouil eiect laliiesS alld perfect cure.
beNl W H,iu uat llte stnldnnFina ftnfiaiif blood
nhN Hle endorsed ~ the experience of ffpnrnnds of
nYnk Nluiesrer who m letters nidaiir aud ms dicai
Norks' and by word ofmouth, proclan thorn 70 be the
very lFrt preparation ~ the Kind ohared ~ the
broken down NHtnns or Wy hepitll They hant disease
trouRhe every Hyene and orRpn u he system, mud to
eNpei ihoru'ighly and permanently. Is-l
no N" 9,ie Gun aonpt Their speuolIty after one single
ll.ney y, ne no not ohy beiier hut ~ ict thenper tlnn
hy o'h'i flls cents per box OF boNentr one dol
Hr -, a., .eifs "
nfen nfen ~, hoiackr Special Notices and Certificates,
lNMNheu w conspicuous nar Of this paper nom time
10 uhs, ,,, aLal
1T hounoh MetlNAl Ahnlmc and Fninily adviser,
roi,uh,agh gFH variety ol Interesting End valuable
inel,t, hnrlnhlon, 'fin ir had traits tf amy Of his
Afeil,a ,,s,nl'1, ahi3''gl'onl the country.
IN hdlfhcult 0t complicated cnrea DF. Romek may lie
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DR.. r. A. WILeOMI9

INONiC, Cathartic and Ant. Dyspepho Pills. q never
Il Milling Antidote for Sick Headache, Dyspepsn,
iousness NeAgrlga, Cole neprNyed Appetite, Dsor.
dpTpd siplnarl Female Obsirictions 66 ptsee 2bcts
pef l,Qx. One PHI does.
THE GREAT FAMILY REMEDY.
Read the Testimony Of COY, Wise, Of ya-Wilsou,s
Pills afe Anie Rnd nnst useful Fnlnily Remedy nj
uonslipailoni sud Affections Of the digestive Orane
F9t hshaaehe lhey nave proved themselves specific,
Read the Testimony Of Coy. King df Ala,-I would
not be without Wilson's Pills for any price Fer Ind.
gestlOn and Headache divide pul and take the half
II gives immediate relief ~ g. ~ i q - N
bS-sold by Drtggisis aud Dealei Serywhere Pre-.
pared by u, Il, FAHNESTOCk &ftu.. Importofs aud
wholesale Dtngqals, No, 10 corner Wood and Fonrth
SIS Plll.bnreh Pa, sge pgaprelers ef y. u. rphnea-
stock Nermiflge. Also, oraae m Dayton fy j. w.
DIETRicH, ABBEY OVER, KoBNEA, and Wv
STEWART. npa-Umdaw
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C r o C ERIEs

f HHDs, choice aud low priced Ne, Orl.,t. e,..
10 2blls nice fne favored Country Mol,'tl'ss sugar
Country Sugar ''''''''
~ bags yellow Rio Coffee
ilsice leli new, clean Rice,
fboNes lsat starch
Iogelher With good si0cl OF prime frooer1os az An
i.I9nt Kinds, stode and Earthen Ware Wooden Wars
hardwAfe, Tin and Japanncd Ware Notions Al iotel,
recessed and nov ON hand and for sale ~ '''
- CHARLES POST 4 CO.
myb-hW East Second st., doora nom MAN.
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IA gI CD ~. ...,llss .A.g5 sF.-a,@
IN and oilcr Mouday April 10. 1850, mu further
' = hoc, tnuus will uuI us lolipws
Leave Dayton Union pvlotnt 40 and 2i0 T..
it nrrso NJ Union a. liigi a, M, hi,i b.aa D. m.
The 1in y. NJ frdn leaving dayton, makes close
councc lion ~ nion with The Express ifnn The BELLE
oninne Rad Cor lndinmpoiA connecting on ~ at-
,rl with mius or Lafayette, Toue iinute, and nli points
West, Norih md North Wcst
For ilokcta and further information. apply 10 SAM.
uEL w KING dcncrd Ticket Agent, Union Depot
sixth street
uo1l n e. griMsON sup't
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NaiIroaos
cincinnati. HnmllIou and naJton 4. R,

Lag 1..s... s.A..s ss.a..gs.t
nN nnd nnrr Mon,iaY Nov "a, ls1p paigrlgrr
" Trims will loays tho sixth Niott Depot, Nnytun
inr Cincinnati ~ follows
80 tu a fn, $40 n. ihs $50 H. in,, aud 0im y. ni;
1auatoiis 10 MililrloNn anil linfniliuu, only.
Leave Cincinnati inr Dayton HtuUun, ms tnU0 n. m.i
noti0 DANIEL McIAREN, supt
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Dayton and Cincinnati R. R.


n y aud amer Monday April ish idd until further
" noii,RIa song'r talns will ran ~ lollows
Mnl ffWh going southn SuD %. mn arrives in To-
leo ut ln20 m, prtiolt ~ too g. M, and Chicago
NJ via n Tuln gong East passes Clyde M i2.ui %.
m., arriving m tinQinnnu M 6:ln y. M, Indianapolis
1ju b. ms md S. Louis the next day al 800 D.. M.
Noht Express, going South at 1850 p m, arrives Mt
lolpdon l0;lh D. N, Detroit J0b ". M, Chicago Suu o.
ln., Cincinnati 7tb o. M, indianapolis l0.10 p. IN.
Cincinnati Accommodation leiycs Huntsville every
morning. ahd returning leaves Cinrmnnti NJ 4aD y M,
reaching Dayton ot g30 m, and Huntsville ntg43 M.
Mail Iuin going North leaves Cincinnati nt b.iD "a.
n., arriving ut Ccvemid NJ 0iOi -. M, and Dunltirk
and buffalo the next morning, nnd Toledo at 7.25 -. M.
md Chicago ut a.i6 ~ m.
Night Express Train leaves Cincinnati ut 500 n m.
JOHN H. HUDSON, Supt
NJ, g.. CLArp, Gen Ticket Agent. nnl
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HENRY C. sPALDING & CO.,
1S Cedar.St,. New Yorl,

Address Post. Office, Box No. 1,0OO
Annexed san Alphabetical iist of Articles which
damaged, may be restored TO their Original strength
and usefulness by
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE.
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SpatOius's GIur.
CPALDINe's PREPARED eLUE
sPALDINo's PREPARED GLUE,
srALDINes PREPARED oLur,


Economy nIsPATCHi
HS0'A srIrcH IN TNr sAvrs NiSs"-sa
~ neciilfs eW happen, IL roi-rsniiafsl 6paeu
hiH very desirable 10 have some cheap and convenient
way iT relnung Furniture Toys Orockery, Ac.,
spALDINos PREPARED aLuE
meets WI Hiioh uincUuncics, and no hnuscli can AZ.
u ~ h. without lt II h aWays roady and M 10 te
sucking point. There IL no longer neesslty ir linn
ing ehara, rplntered yeueers, henfllesa dolls, and
broken cradles itmlns the article ior cone shelf and
mcni and taste.
This mimmie preparation N used cold l,einq chem.
cny held n soluiion aud pnaseHsinq III the Valnie
quhiues ofthe host caidnet makers Glue II Ihny be
lsed IN the place Of or'hnnry nucage, being vastly
"tsEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,
N IA Brush accompanies eech lote. Price, 20
Wholesale Depot, No. ~ osdarr-st., NY.
Address HENRY @. sPALD1Na a CO.,
Box No. a,0OO New York.
Put mp Tor Dealers In Cases containing f,nr eight nd
twelve dozeii-a heautinh Lithoqnph show Gard an.
oommnying ench package.
~ A single bottle of sPALDING's PREPARED
vLOEWii save ten times H. cost annually 10 every
Sold by all prominent staiioners, Dua6sts. Hard.
ware Rnd Furniture Dealers, Gr0ceTr and Fnnry Stores
country merchants should make o note of spAI.
LlN6h PhEPARED GLUE when making I'M their
list. II will stand any climate
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-14

IN primary stages cur iye duys without mercury,
elect Of long standing cured IN ten days Nocturnal
Emissions speedily checked by new treatment Semi
nl weakness or npotelcy Of long standing cured IN
thres weeks Diseases OF the thrubt, uose, aud skin
speedily oBod Any form or character OF disease cur
Ell without meIpufgi
Young Men suffering gQu seminal weakness self
abuse, premature paus In the mead, hjci Hnd limbs,
nervous cough, general bodily iassittde, m6Fmd de.
sponency nd nvefslOn 70 hnoiety, inability 70 conceD
lrate the memory and Intellect are treated Dr Dyspepsia
Consumption or Liver Complaint, and through tbR igf
noranpe and empreolsm Of otherA, or fasO dcloaGy
OF thor own, drag out miserable existence by mffne,
tons Of the most imperative, yet simple avs OF their
bcinB.
MARRIED MEN,
Or those contemplating EaFnge who are suffering nm.
der any Of these earI mniadss, should not forget the
sacred responsibility resting upon them, delay TO
Obtain immediate rehef
Diseases peculiar to Females treated,
A CURE GUARANTEED IN ALL cAsEs
Persons at distance failing 10 get peinRncnt oilrf
effected elsewhere, mny receive prompt treatment by
writing all description Of their case addressed to nr.
Stevens, Lock BOX 0a0 Cincinnati, Ohio.
onico hours nom a. g 10 o p. m. apl8
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Coal, Coke and Wood.
The CAMBRIDGE COAL Comply

A RE delivering the best quality Of fYOU0HlOGHEN-
~. EN COAL" 10 ceptr per bg,hel,, CAMBRlpGE
COAL, ut a. Cruts per huShel. HOOKING COAL at
~ Couts pr hishcl. NUT GOAL, for snthhg, at la
Cents per hushe. ALSO Sawed and split Wood NJ
$40. Four Foot wood, S3,Ou.
~ Office and Npr Irt Street, head Of Canal Basin
Dap p. II. COiB, Agent
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REAPER Sc MOWER

REAPER S5 MOWER |
The ChalonR. Machine. new and improved f,r iseo
Harvester. ~ w
The superiority Of this machine over all other. has
hacoine liked hct. lti the aellnoW lgpi Chnuuop
81 ne held -'''cessiu cyeryWhore-n upyrr.hilnp
lend ~ harvest time always reNiy-oun lie rolled Oh
IN every caso-the only combined SolcRalting Raipsr
nnd Mower WITH liand-lt,long attachment made 'fho
pn D. ddipcroi N me site oi The machine out of tha
return Of the team, md an eutto field ,n be cut with
uut binding up win rake any size -hiufdp. red. A i
Ma motion the SeltBnker Is entirely tnlcr tho control
"i the driver aud as
H@nd-ItHISing IteRpcr aud Mower,
cannot he eSceed anywhere. The position ofte rsl,e
prevents side drin and unneco.sa sav w,.nr an tl, ~
rune AMI also enables the rutcr to tli-rlnr, M ,,
rom ne mmahne ia the hest possible uipuner for hipd
ing The large wheels which support and carry Mn.
lnanlnne make the duit very light Tor two horse. n1
WI pass easily and smoothly rough and Uneven
ground. ~ '''
!! is easily adjusted to eu any length stnlllo desired
without removing bolt or screw. Light simple dnr,
ne ana rellnhle IN ~ uportOfs mnd h. quickly conyrt
rH nto mower, Win cdnlgf be- efcac las mass cutie
with change OF pnions tho speed Of the lSnf. N y
mnoh inoreHsedto thnt necessary for MOVING reaun
lAt slow speed Of the team to cut amy Kind of t
nnd alAo lh- the advantage ofthe reel i tnoWn tbi
ntumes " very much needed ns In windy ,,ontber or
wheh ihe gfnss is lodged. The tongtie r. huoed ,nd
ipoHei uQh no weight on the h0r.esf uecks pert,oti
b. appreciated. ' " -" Ni'l !"
Hs-dH Mdchiies warranted rs ifoy,,le,,l,g
WHITLEY Co, sprinrfalJ obto
MARTIN hoHHHaGhR, General Agent mysvtf
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d Ou b le Shee t ,
Containing
Forty : Eight Columns,
Nbsno It the
Largest Weekly Paper in Ohio

And prulcdon CLEAR sew TYPE, mauuGatu aturcd
expressly for It, ut the ccrlotd founlS Oh. JOHN
son co, Philadelphia. Tho EMPIRE worked
IN and mailed Fridoy night thus cunhhne t to rr1ch
mom Of Post onircs IN tine section ct ths state snu.
day afternoon The day Of puHrniion
II Z F2NI $ .
One Copy, One NeRr...............,..s ! 80
i| copies, " +" ........,.,,....... - 90
40 .................. 80 90
Terms for the Campaign,
IRON uu 2ln .or Jr,r to 21ru Sow. leo--i ntoNun.
the ..........s 800
Ten Copies, ip ono ,drr-s s,.................. 90
Twenty ' . ...................,.,. Il"
fhy d" ...................., 70 40
ns-No paper soul unlcs paid iur u ads,ure,
Every postmostcr IN Montgomery aud ailoning
counties is emhonz"i tp a as onr agent Addr'-s,
l.. r. KELLY Il co., Dayton. o.
my2s.wl
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1FlrotraI advertisements.
PRIVATE DISEASES.

CURED IN three days at the Gin,
" cilmpti Lock Hospital, No. 70
West 'fhird street, beiWeon Walnut
aud Vine, up STAIRS, hy pH, STE
VEINS COnsuliaiiOn ifee.
DR.; Stcyers, from the hospitals
Of London, Paris a,d Bnlt.iore, i-
the discoyorer Of the only ceftWl
and reliable remedies for diseases
Of n private character By his spec
cial experience IN this, much neg
iou.ed ll5prh VI medical science, he
h enaLindliO puafg liep eolbe In the
most complicated Gasss
G0nOrrhca cured IN lilrea days
without change OF Diet syphilis
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SPALDING'S
PREPARED GLUE!

USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE.
sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE.
SOLD ny sTATIONEHs
sPALDiN0's PREPARED GLUE
SOLD ny DRUGGISTS
srALpING's PREPARED GLUE,
SoLD ny HARDWARE DEALERS
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
Sol.D BY FURNITURE DEALERS.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD Nv FANCY GOODS DEALERS
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD ny COUNTRY MERCHANTS GENERALLY
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-14
New Cash GrOcery Store,

rINE undersigned having established himself IN tho
/ Groccry troe 1t No, 500, Main street, Dayton,
Ohio Wherc me- intends keeping the est Of everything
viii sell fn Cash only, aud as low any other house
m Dayton lie rosl@eihy -olcite share of the pub
lin patronage. apll-U JOHN JOHNSON.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-14

NOTICE Of safe 10 pay Storage and
lN Chargea.-'fhe pNncr Of hye barrels Of Malt
Whisky mmed dos epiUcr," will take notice tlud
Will sell 10 pulo ruot9n, on the Oh daS NJ JWp nest,
"a pay chIRes, said charges are not sooner puid the
above Malt MhislY Sale NJ 10 O'clock June aDtlb at
nay store head VI the hasin, Dayton Ohio forms OF
sale cash my3Omlp A. PnNDEN.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-14

a aeciigf' tcW happen cfsH ~ rei-relafsl lolaRc
very desirable 10 have cheap md conycniof
way if relnung Furniture, Toys, Orockefy, Ac.,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-14

No. ~ West Eight street, Cincinnati
Also by w Steward, W Dietrich and Andrew
sheets, Dayton, II Jacksoni ChnmberHburg, A Max.
we'll centreville, Geo Beyers Miainisiarq II
Negleyr Germanon, 7 shaf.er, Farmersvile, Perry
Marker, Liberty, Meyers, New Lebanon, David Illsh
Anityi Vafef, pro %, rhllhpslmrsh Ehy st1cis.
lager pntep, ijna HhpVel, Little York fhlln QAri,
sighgsdSn u II Pnouts, Post Town Turner htydFtln,
sulem. fh mhie-iyAksg
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Springfield Agricultural Works.

NJHITELEY, FASsLER a. KELLEY,
w manufacturers of WHirELEY'S CHAMPION
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-14

Pup up in eases containing either -Four, Eight, OF
Twelve Dozen oaeh--A beautiful Lithognphic Show
Card accompanying each package
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-17
Con UrCSs.

WASHINGTON, Jan. li.-SLNATE-Mr. Bi"'cr.
o! Pennsylvania, introduced bill to suppress the
invaei"n If le territory oi one State ty another
referred 10 the Sclsct c. mmt,ee on the IIarpcr',
Ferry affair.
Mr.. tlingman Of North Carolina made speech
which was an able defense ,fthe rights If tie
South. He sand he preferred secession To II Iis-
honorable Iuion
In Executive session, Mr.. Faulkner was cor
tirlncl rs Minister to France
lloCsr u EErREsENTATIvEs-Mr. Underwood
Of Georgia. marie speech three and a.hal hours
long IN defence OF Southern Rights. and in con-
drmnation of the South Americans and Anti. L.
companies.
Mr.. Morris. # Illinois, defined his position.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-17

Tier could stay the ruthless hand u tire Destroy
er; aud the gentle little EErsY became another
victim.
Shall we weep for her?
why should VIC shed tears of cherries agony
when the tear drops which moistened her fair
oneek have already become glitterins gems Of daz
.'ing brightness in her Heavenly crown? And
her beautiful brow is now surrounded with u halo
o. immortal glory.
Here her cries shall cease to gric,c thee,
here her trembling i-ari fluids rest,
hindrr arms than thine her,
Softer pillows than Ia, breast.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-17
FUNERAL NOTICES.

The funeral Of Mrs ltnnERr II. GLASS will take
place from tie Fourth Street Methodist Episcopal
Church. this mornng, at zen O'clock. Thc friends
"t the family are respectfully invited t. attend.
The funeral sermon of the late GE, 3 THUR.
M.>, will be preached mt the Methodist Protc<ta,
Church. this afternoon a. two o'clock. The friends
and acquainiances of the family respectfully
invited to attend.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-17

Dr,1u OF SHERIFF. David A. Piunkctt
E.o. Sheriff of Appomattox county, died very
suddenly ut his residence, ut Apponattox c. H.,
Yesterday morning. Mr.. =. WAS II gentleman .!
treat personal popularity in his native county, as
was atlesed by the lar.e yntc by which he was
elected 10 the Office which h" filled nj the time Of
his death. Ills age was about 81 years. lie
leaves a wild Nv AMI four young children t. lament
his sudden demise
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-17
OBITUARY.

=, ELIZABETH ALLEN-daughter Of VIM. II. and
Nary E. Langhorne--born on the l0h day Of
february, 1854 died on the 23d December, 1880.
ih's lovely little girl was attacked with Dpthi-
rue which at once excited the fearful apprchen-
Sons Of lbs asonizel mother. and the anxious so-
tm"de of an idolizing father; but the tears of the
'0ha mother. nor the vigilance Of the anxious IA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-17

Orange AND ALEXANDRIA RMLRoAD.-The par
.o,.,cr triins ON this road reached this city ION
,;nco Yesterday and the day before, and both
t,n,.s br. ,ht gp,Ily number If passengers.
W. have not yet received any mails lay that
r,,,te but indulge the hose that the necessary ar
,.nsements will be perfected i'll IL few days 81 that
We Shall lie in receipt OF Northern papers quite a>
son ..s they reach Richmond. We invite nit"n
non to the advertisement of the Ticket Agent OF
the above Road which viii be found N to-lays pa
1,pr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-17

HEAVY LAND SLIDE.-On Sunday Inst there WAS
n heavy land slide on the Virginia and Tennessee
Rail Road near Martins Turnout. midway be-
tween Dublin and Central Depot, which caused
the detention OF the down trau some four or five
hours The obstacle, we understand, has since
been removed, and the trains are now running i'll
regular time.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-17
Alabama DenlOcracV.

MONTGOMERY. Ala. Jan. l6.-Me>srs, John p
Morgan aGl David Hubbard have Lern Gle ted
Delegates of the State at large to represent tho
ton.
The Convention adjourned Sine die saturday
night.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-17

DisoRntRLY.- Charles, slave to jaime. NJ Book
or, Marcellus, do. to Sally Taylor q Ro'ert do. o
II. Z. Burkholder, nftcr having imbibed rather
freely in the ardent; made their appearance on
Church Street Sunday night when and where
they behaved in a very inleeorous and disorderly
Manner were each ordered fifteen shes by tho
Mayor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-17
MARRIED.

At Trinity Church, Covington, KY. on the 18th
Of December. 1859, by the Rev. I. n. hnll~ton,
hoRr. IiurcHIssox, Of Arkansas, to Miss JRNN,E
"lraERs, daughter of Chns. A. Withers, OF the
''Fmer place, and formerly Of this city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-17

ADMINISTRATION. slave to the estate If the
late Capt. Otev, and Wesley, slave to Mrs. Eng
lish, of Franklin county .were found playing cards
Sunday night ut the Tobacco factory of Mr.. tnn-
bers, where they are employed each erlcr-
cd 20 lashes by the Mayor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-17

RAILROAD AGFNr.-Mr. Gregg at present the
,grnt Of the South Side Railroad Company at
Barkevil!e has been appointed General Agent OF
the same Company III this city, rice A. W. ll>r-
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PosTroNEp.-The examination OF Frazier, tho
alleged horse thief, which SCI for yesterday at
the Mayors court was postponed until this MORN
ing. in consequence If the unavoidable absence OF
ND important witness
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I,rxPnEt We tender our thanks to C"l
NH phei,.- the efficient and oblsing agent Of
The Adan,' Express Company. in this city. f'r
Nav York and Baltim papers, twenty four
b,nrs in ADVANCE Of the mail, received rit the
Alexandria aud O.ange Railroad.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-17

GENTS GOODS.--EAIIt 1S52.r
TUyIIE stIbsrrber received his FALL AND WINTER
4 GoOIS consisting o Il full line oi Black and Color,d
Cloths from medium To the finest; best Doe skins plain nn
Black Cassmers best fancy French Cassners Vel
vel and silk yesngs &c a the newest styles Of Buttons TOR
rss fs. business Suits aud Vests; and prepared, with
~okmcn in the city, 10 make any garment 10 orue
Oct j.tffs W." L. ''"r'
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Markets.

NEW YORK. Jan. Ii. -Cottnn quiet. but prices
firm. Floar Fl m, Southern $50 10 sic, Wheit
bouyant. Corn dull, New 80 to IS cts Mess
Pork l6.l2 Prime 1850. Whiskcy % cts Sugar
FIRM. Tu,rentinc dull Rosin firm and scarce
at l,Gj. Rice quiet ut 3! TO II cts.
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F OR SALE.

FOR SALE.
I4 DESIRING 10 procure rntir press Ia be
TV rrocrhltd by steam power. lac proprietor of This
N2S 49, establishment oilers for al TIN wnri
FSxA ~ the ~ rgiuan Is prihtal. Ii . sui
SSZH iial ADAMS r"mLG iEis- propelled ~ hand and
>h~VI> capable OF making one thpl>uui >siuis
MIMI hour The character ui IL Wnk be deter
III b, the appearance al tins
10 the proprietor ri c"uh has ar nara crtu
.la, doing much job work Tins Plts wnnIt ln,or
time and money. II VIII be sold lar.aj an. II Is
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CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

Tue Lara GE RE Is. rurRMAS:--The rena rs
e ,,,r lameuted citizen, Geo. b. Thurman, vi o
Nd =. Staunton on Saturday last, reached this
,ity Sunday afternoon ria the Orange and Alex
andria Road. /,
The funeral will take place this afternoon, at .
o lock, ut the Methodist Protestant Chnrca, tie
~ Alexander Doniphan officiating. The Ma
.,ni, fraternity rs also the Lyncabnrg Hose tca-
any. of bath at which organizations. the deeea. :
aJ wa. A most useful and nc 'eptabe member, will.
unirc in paying the last tribute Of respect to ;heir
>leparted brother.