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Tri-weekly journal., 1847-11-13

HEALTH! HEALTH!

WOOD NAPHTHA.
TIE ONLY CERTAIN REMEDY FOR THE CURE OF
CONSU MPTION,
Asthma, Bronchiss, Splitting Blood, Pain in the Side
and Breast Sore Throat, Haorsness, Palpitation
ofthe Heart, Whooping Cough, Group, Hives,
Nervous Tremours, Liver complaint,
Diseased Kidneys, and Affections
generally of the Throat,
Breast and Lungs
Ofal the diseases incident 10 climate there Is
none 50 universal, and at the same time SO insldious
and fatal, as Consumption In this country especial
ly, Pulmonary Consumption semphatically seourge
and in its resisess career sweeps over the land as
Destroying Angel, laying low with relentless hand,
the strongest aud aircst Of our race. Hitherto all
efforts arrest this dread disease have proved vain,
and all that seemed within our power was at best al
deviation OF suffering, rendering somewhat smoother
the certain progress to the tomb.
The proprietor, in offering this preparation to the
public, would embrace the opportunity TO state upon
what grounds it puts forth its merits and the reasons
upon which it POUNDS its superior claims to the atten
ton the afflicted, that ali who require its may
repOse full confidence in its curative powers. Since
its first preparation he has had the pleasure Of wit
Messing its happy results in numerous instances but
he determined offer it to the public until
he mad become thoroughly convinced OF its efficacy
Having such conviction, he now confidently offers
as remedy without parallel for the cure OF Pull
MONARY CONSUMPTION and its kindred dis
eases. ...
Let the following speak for itself.
Il have used ''THoMsoN'S COMPOUND SYRCP OF TAR
& WOOD NAPHTHA, for some time in my practice, and
have found it the mos efficient remedy l have ever
used in COnsumptive cases, Chronic Catarrh, etc
when great irritability, with weakness Of the pumo-
nary organs, existed The rapdity with which il
acts is greatly in its favor where dyspuoea or Cypress
ion exists, when is immediately relieved by it"
! "ln Pulmonary Consumption it can be used with
confidence, being applicable to every form Of that dis
ease, and eonsiderit a medicine well worthy aha
attention oPhysicians, and exempt from the imputa-
ton OF empirieism." .a.lc al1tE
/ aa-t NJ. CHAMBERS, M. D.
/ Philadelphia, Oct l1th, 1876. 1if tL1-1.i
i ag-1he above medicine prepared only by ANGNEN
q Dickson at corner of Fifth and Spruce Streets
Philadelphia: Sold by c. BELL, Evansville,
and respectable druggists generally i .set
Price 80 cents or 81 per bottle; beware of imita
A
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-11-13
s.UAgRy OF THE WEST >,

which is very highly approved by all VINO have ever
used or examined forits capacities in the way for
cooking in every department, and for its saving in
way OF fuel The certificates below from those who
lions are not puffsn merely, buttruths of which all
may be convinced .----. .--. ---. .--
ALSO.-A large assortment of. every kind of
stoves such as, Premiums Parlors, Counting Room;
Shop and School-Room Together with large as
sortment of Iin-war>, at their usual low prices.
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-11-13
TO THE PUBLIC.
'COOKTNG STOVES

Are prepared supply the public their usual rea
sonable terms at their Old stand ON Main street,
Evansville, and take pleasure in being able to re-
commend il the very best invention and most val
liable article in the stove line, that has yet been Of
fered TO the public it being decided and acknowl-
edged Improvement over all other Air Tight stoves
Patented in the year 1916.
The many advantages of this Stove over all Others
has secured for the reputation wherever it known
of being the most important Improvement ever made
in that article The stove is furnished with Double
Hearths one for coal furnace and one for broiiing
and other necessary uses.
1t has capacious oven equal in size TO the Stove
itself capable OF contang tiers of pans and per-
feet in It's cooking. The fire chamberis arranged
in front of the pipe that boiling four of the holes at
the same time can be done without the necessity of
heating up the OVEN and thus Choking up the tlue
unnecessarily AS IN OTHER "AlR TIGHT
STOVES"
And a new improved damper has been introduced
in this Stove so that the heat be regulated at
pleasure and any required degree obtained with as
tonishing exactness. - ..--
The Stove is got up in good taste, combining in a
remarkable manner, beauty with strength and util-
ity. The furniture and equipments of the stove are
perfect in every respect, and form of themselves
complete movable kitchen. --.--
In addition Othe above stove the subscribers have
also secured the right TO sell the Double Oven Cook
inc Stove. .-...-..
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-11-13

A SOVEREIGN remedy for Ague and Fever
N This great Remedy: to which the public atten-
ton is particularly called has been extensively
used in the western g. south western states, as spec
dy safe and certain cure for Ague and fever, Dumb
Ague. Chill orintermittent Fever.
The unexampIed and complete success attending its
USE and so well proven have become its wide spread
victories over every form OF Ague in the west that the
'Febrifuge' is now superseding every other offered
remedial agent, and looked upon as the only one that
can be relied upon in all stages ofthe disease.
The many thousands Of instances wherein 1t has
wrought cures, while noinstance is known, nor can
be shown of failure, warrants 1t in being offered as
possessing the three cardinal merits, without which
no medicine can be safely used in Auge cases These
merits are, that its saie certain andperma-
nent, c. s. Mackenzie < Co Cleveland Ohio, pToprie-
tors.
0c5-For sale by Hoadley, Phelps & Co. wholesale a
gents New York and by Brinkerhoff & Penton- Chi
cago Ill; EwarJs & Francis, St Louis, Mo. and by
For sale by WM. NJ. WOOLSEY, agent for Ev-
ansviIle, Ind may I'm.
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-11-13
TO THE PUBLIC.

Thasb that
lon ~ a p F beef hned l 8
hm
nn Aguean
tbn tesao un t
ethe
81
the dconvct the
mi a We CT perform in Of
b
cd dpri lou l Toned as
Ibsweln the length o mphdHh nc wnnfrn those
the nt M emacn of homha
in
where yer lp o the es
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-11-13


John b Beggs, Charleston, La
DIR E Newland, Salem, Ia;
III. Thomas, Little York, la;
Il l. Ewing, Brownstown, la;
Geo. Moore, Bloomington, la;
w Nj & L l. Smith, White Hall la;
f. West, Bloomfield, La;
Andrews& Barrackman, Point Com
merce, la; h
Kern & Lackey, Fayetteville, la;
Il VI Gibson & Co, Mt Pleasant, la
B G Lawrence, Lafayette, la;
l g. / Alsop, Carlisle, La;
x Akin, do do;
Jas ID Riggs, do do;
Stewart & Jenkins, do do;
G Kendall, Leavenworth, la;
JAP McKOon, do do; -
Hyatt e. Helphenstine, Wash'toI la
+ Hall, Maysville, La;
Jas Waters, Darwin, Ill;
HPrepareb and sold by j. Ii.
And for sale in Evansville by Al
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-11-13

Josiah Harris, Columbia, Ky;
5 Il Wilson, Grcensburg, Ky;
I + Newman, Center, Ky;
McCord e. Brickell, Passport Miss,
b. Malone&Co, Holy Springs Miss,
Lindsey, Van Buren,, Miss;
law ID Thomasson, Richmond, Miss;
$ A Barnes, Fulron, Miss;
w Downs, Mt. Hope, Ala;
&c g. L n Owen, Moulton, Ala;
Lackery & Leggett, Courtland, Ala
G Moore e. Son, Sommerville, Ala;
CS England, do;
-;R III Cleer, Mt. Hope, Ala;
ii ID Edwards, Morganfeld, Ky,
VS. B Lanies, Brownsport, Tenn;
TT A Thomas, GAINESVILLE Tenn;
w Coleman, Williamsport, Tenn;
A Morrison, Nashville, Tenn;
y, Mansficld& Marshall ,Leyfayette,T
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-11-13

ID. WILDER * CO., Louisville, Ky. ...s.-,t..,.
: ALLEN C. HALLOCK, wholesale and retail jyl3-n
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-11-13

A safe and sure cure for CHILLS or AGUE g. FE
YER in the unprecedented short time of Five Hours
LAS thousands throughout the West and South
can testify, who have been thus speedily cured by
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-11-13

Nd SOMETHING NV AND MlErsI
~ Importan to Housekeepers. -ksI3
-ea' The Subscriber having secured the Pa u =
tent Right for the counties of Vanderburgh, Posey
Warrick, Gibson and Knox, for
Tri-weekly journal., 1847-11-13

Chas Biggs, Westfeld, Ill;
DR. TIC Moore, do do,
JR Decker, Charleston, Ill;
NJ Smith, Alton Ill;
Thos Cooper, Fairgeld, Ill; g
John ii Rain, Mt Vernon,
| ID Richardson, Shawneetown, Ill
e Price, Wesport Mo;
Hayes e. Uncell, Ohio city, Mo;
NJ Swabacker, Roucheport, Mo;
IS l. Lang, Arrow Rock, Mo;
w ID Ferguson. Fruit Hill, Ky:
w L Short, Rumsey, Ky;
TR Mathews & Co. Greenville, Ky
Geo w Short. Greenville, Ky;
Rector& Oovershinor, Hamburg, X,
Kingsley & Myers, Skilesville, Ky
w II Lewis, Woodsonville, Ky;
IS Garvin g. Co, do;
w Mansfield s. Co, Scottsville, Ky
John Caruth, do; @
WILDER Il CO., Louisville,
I UvkT - IIATI nftK ..-l...I,... :, q,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-29
s,> T.yLoR,s CoRREspo>pENCE.

/ II will To recoIcced that resolution. moved by i
,nJ If the Administration, Was adopted IN the House
REPRESENTATIVES. calling upon the President Tor 80
III If the correspondence between the War Defart
=, and Gen, Taylor. in his opinion might he made
Nh. without dermenl 10 the interests Uf the country
r co,,esn ndcnce transmitted the last day If Il
and is now in progress # publication in tho iii
al ofsan. We wish HAT copy could lie Iacod in tn.
.j, every lnan IN the country aIlc to read il Fhe
l.rs Of Gen Taylor, IN point Il siylr. laodels Of
.a,snsiiun and fully sustain and indeed, enhance thu
na,ali., which he had already attsinel As cr,e per
.,c,ols and elegant writer Their literary merits how
.,,r are but secondary consideration The reader IS
c,.saty called pon /, admire the good seus. and pr,c
nal wi, IN which distinguish ever, opinion SGT fnth
AZ to military operations aud the rmucss with which he
nr.s,s aranst the understandable ineifr renee with his
pJ,,s not only BY the Secretary If War, but " Gen.
p,,trrs,n and eyon BY Gen. Brooke ty a Of whom
oo,ps were diverted from ther original destination 10
,on,, where they wore not wanted and 10 the di.cont
ur, of the plans Of thn commanding General.
The letter Of the jth October VIII ell We publish to
day. IS full interest, at the present moment. when
vent, have fully justified the s1unlncst Of the s!,ws
set f,hh The of the Secretary t, this dcs7sle
sn1 given. We W pulI ike 10 see what arguments he
could oppose statements and reasons such those al
leel Whatever may have been the reas ms the Secrr;a
r, WAS not diverted r IN his intentions. The Regulars
w,s Withdrawn, Gen. lAyors force reduced - ahout
thousand men, and an advance up San LUIS de Po
LOST with this han ltul Of men, subsequently ordered
II will be Fl IN the correspondence that Gcn. lay
1r entirely disapPrpye Of the petition Of Goa. Wei
az unnecessary ana a dePriyng him. for long time,
Of larry, body of god tro1pS. He never considered
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-29
hVAfPoSrSo.<-~--
">9,Ve7 ,lesz1- e. *
eesEBsllst. MARKETS.,
'r.eisdtof he sfeh ending Friday. .N,sc. u. 81
By Mcdaniel n Lee,
Groees and Commission .fuch1.s.

Groees aud Commission .ie,chp.h
Iobaeeo The prices Of all kinds are well sustained
without however any changes IN price worth, of note.
New lnRs. inferior, 15cts 10 81 IS Common 80
10 900 tiood 10 hno 30 10 3 % Leaf tobacco
lncriut. 800 10 $50 Common 3. 80 In 20 Shipping
ioo 10 800 Manufacturing, good $50 10 80; Fine.
SEQ 10 80 Stems, coumun, 40 IL rs. gopJ
/ 81 10 200
fio's-lho state Of tho rouds 10 such rs 10 almost cut
OIL communication ls Wagons consequently, no opera
tons olmlolianee-ony 81 barred. inspected lutirp IN,
"eok We hear Of no ssl's varying tom the wecL Pie
fious S5,s5 could Yesterday have leen obtained Tn
sdVees by the last mail such as to eause more
atmhess. II moi an advance IN price
" heat-Red In; White 10. Morr last,alea
Gram Cum % to 20 cts. pr hushel Oats IN con
siderable demand Al 81 Gu Ter hushel irum warors,
with slcs it3m storo At Ioand II cts Shea, Oal 10
10 = cts. per hundred pounds
Corer aud Grass SEEDS The 4toek of Clover Seed
is very light, with mn active demand to a limited eslen,
Nalea 3,1u Per ourhe Timothy Ae,i , mo per hushcl
orehard Grass sce1 81 per busbe llcnls Grass Seed
u2i cents per hushel
ffor's'o's iacon-only two parcels delivered du
tmg III" weoksold al 10 Il cents 10 IN. W. learn.
previous engagements Beet conta and lor superior
"tclv mofc npht perhaps bo obtained Corn meal 60
cent per bushcl lsh Potatoes ~ to So cts per bu,l
tsh-Nono IN mnfkct, except Maekeel which are
heId at $50 'r No. small 7.oO No ) largo, mud g
UOitr NJ 3
7daor-Na'cs at 10 cegt5
BraIdg-AfpIo continue. without much elaopc, be
M IN demand at IS 10 g eoas per gallon Peach Is
10 80 cents per Gallon
Uhishey-SaI,r during tho week u, % to % cts ner
gallon
Cotton l@n@lS TO Isl c,.
Iron Bar Ir'o-nonc received tnnag .Ilo week, PIX
Iron SO 10 SO per ton.
Liaseed OIL SAILS at ~ cts per gallon.
u oot-No aaes No quito IT. value. u, mmon 20
Superior . ccn's
" od Rois None olorinp.
Butter Sales at ~ 10 10 cents
Lard -Salos at cents aal in demand
cnisan- None oiedng.
Couig LUies outlruu scarce aud nons oonino
N.
cept IN bartol at q cls
Ginseng No operations
Flax Seed Wanted ut 50 cents pof bnshel
Hcmp-No sales.
S'qWs-Not 50 firm at fornvr prices ilgv8iock con
slstng mainly Of New Orleans winch We quote at Q L.
10 cts. for Brown, and - cts for CanGod Loaf Su.
gar ~ Is.
Cobec-RIo j 10 Q, cents; Laguira Q to 10; Java Il
to II; Mocun ~
.ho'a's" West India 81 10 40 cts per gallon \
O. 45to 50 caats
SM-t2,l2. 10 2.25 per sack.
Plaster Lump, 81 90 per ton; Ground Looso s 80,
nsd in barrels 1000 per ton.
"a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-29
OHM Is l. NIDNRN

an very much surprised that tins gentlemen should
he aftagncd and 81 ieate the public prints In Lynch
bury, lot his COURSE IN moving Reconsideration 81 the
DanNillc and Rchmold Raul Road Bull Mr. Nfsby
stated, Wrn he mated the le considerations that he did
II Us an act 81 courtesy and Thai he fell himself blhnd
vote against the hill Now state Il IN, uNn know ledge
ta, mute lan one vas ready 10 a consideration
OF that m asorc and would have been done whether
MI MoshN did ltor not. Mi. 1ansla could havr, rr,=
cured such "A motion itam almost any member Of the
HOUSE II VAS difficult Ia gel the II NJ aud Mr. Fun
siali benz near Mr. Mosly, thnh applied him cat
least 50 understood H. and Mr.. Misty did get the
Il 'er and made lhe motion -and tnf this he Is blamed
Il ANY man did nus represent the wishes # his con.
shlnen's, have r.astd /, know thai Mr Musls did in
his general ceufse. such WAS h, opposition 10 G eN
tension 81 The anal above l,nchhus thai had coca
."n IL say III NY speech upon th,l subject that Lynch
hnE"as pu1Enns suicidal euntse ! slw that she was
creating cnemes i the apparent sc4haos, Of her cousa
and fit hound 10 her ott Had IT mol been Tor
her opposition 10 The extension 81 the CanaI the Dan
vile and l'rhmeud Rad Road hll could NJ have
Inc " tst was mernsed against ynehlurs and often
htaH lNneuh1rg stlpnatsed as selfish
NJ. lansaa ht hrs bhrml course on nicrnal i'm.
iIa\fne'as W4SHso1y day gaining feuds Ia ms sehrme
whist tie Opposite ceuIso aiihe Camphc delegation,
III tang the VII II Their constituents. WIZ every day
hsin1 tttads Mr.. 'Funsalfs populatIt, with TN In
trfnal Improvement m,n ca.rrd his she,ac hrcausa M
sympathy was illr lar Yuthlufr. NH Mo,by's con
suluruis discard hun because Of the uuhol, Glamour
ag3osl h1n=l agaln tell them they are puf,une SUI
fdd course and they vii reap the htrf fruits of IT, for
NJ NJ shy IS very rapnarn the Legislature and the
e.ufse 4 rs constituents will be- noticed. expect 10
sa1hn1 nends lls card hUl had rather have enemies
~ 90 cause than friends N u bad one
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-29
Z. SEDEON .

Ihe Democratic Cow enton. fer the purpose Of nom-
mating candidate for the metropolitan congressional dis
trio, met Wedn slay last. Three counties LOU a.
Goochand and hanover, were MT represented. We
have no particulars of the proceedings further Than that
Mr.. Seldom nominated and afterwards rcso-
luton was adopted declaring that the Convention did not
mean. by his nominations to express confidence in Mr..
calhoun appreciation of his course. Mr.. Seldom. being
apprzcd by committee of the action of the Convention,
rame IN and declined the nomination, the ground thai
Tue adoption Of the resolution. view ofIs know opin-
Ions was a Election uponhnselI
Walker y. ] cake vas then nominated. We do no,
ka J" 1th-f N, llJn Is T. RIA ). lad"Eendeni
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-29
TO THE PEOPLE OF CAMPBELL COUNTY

am again. follow c1ndIdalr 10 rlrresont
You in the next Legislature Of virginia sbort tine
SINCE announced that should not lie. pcrmit me +,
STATE briefly the reasons Of this chance Of I.rpd,e
When made this annnncalian. il vas >, th an inton
ton t, return 10 my home and in the walks Of private
lie to d, vale myself To pr cssloaI studies and pursuits
Public LIE has few charms for one af my taste since
that leIiud il has suited the purp,s Of certain political
opponents here who have awayQb .,n Iaifncal and I'm
is1 and whose halt it has been ryile and msropre
sent nc-abetled by few personal enemes-o make,
wha they are pt ased to sly IT, review Of my ,tescn
ta.iyc COURSE and in that f 10 prefer arainst me-
through the public press series Of charges IN. ST foul
ordinary and iasa h mn absence and with none
10 det5 me these charges have been 81 afcn repeated
and 50 dusriausly impressed on the pubic ear dat
geye L, find on nv return home 1hcy have exercised
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-29

-" '-ass --aai Presume NJ 1t la4,er. ltte - VI,
hoi!s e!eesioai. trseld La, ~,s.herle ls., -.
campcutars u '''.' Z
Nj Afddan IS one Of the lcw 4 the ...biyslr,, ,,l
"l' n't y hs conduct. rendered the qpiihst
'''' IL has sio,d mp u his principles throushou,
'a P5itsstd, al all times. admiration II Mr. CaIhnnn
u"5ooolfd confidence IN IN, integrity BY declining =
h''ninauoa, coupled with such insulting roo,n,a, ,s
las s' WI himself to he rtall, e,alri IN re,I,., aud
h"n'si II politics. Tie Conduct Of ;l,e ,ier9s # NJ
CALHOUN N Virginia has for years. been c,lcpr.t.d n
p'nl moral Nothing Is heiiar nsalIyouf the er,,,
aneS' OF hgh sounding Professions # very ,nblmatc MIN
cpos oipoltleal acion ujudge by their standard If fi
they are the purest Of The rure-when called ,rn IN ,
up 10 THEFT ptoesslJn in the face Of maiorv ,lry
have almost unfatmt postponed thcr creed and shown
'h' nSelYes the merest party hacks See the extracts.
"heh we publish 10 day finn tie address fthe friends
Of Mr.. Calhoun in lS4i. Mr. Seldom and Nh Thomas
> BocoeA appended their name. to tins address, Tho
fncr she"s that he hrev lie responsibility lie incurred
and has no reason /, lie ashamed Il having amended ms
eame to an oNrosIen efdcrnts 10 which. mood or bl
he sill adhcrcs
Nlr Beech 'silisht Nss he that # tho nynu fish
VIII mol say how tar he regulates the doctrine, Of
Tile iress but certain II Is he, the candidate Of
ar'ywnch "t'ers thc tcrces and most cordial denunr
llol's upon the head Of Mr.. Calhoun.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-29
THE SPRING CANVASS.

Tie nomination Of Anthony Kennedy, as the canli-
date ofhe Wing party, in the frederick Congressona
disnei in opposition 10 Mr.. Bodnger, tie late Repre-
sentative, eo'n lc'cs the arrangement FIR an active can
'ass thr'ag ou the State. Wings are now in the Gal,
IN every district in which there the slightest pr spec
d success AMI in s1me, indeed, the '.anlh legion
Tor instance in which there the remoics hope
We feel an abiding confidence that we shall gain four Of
five districts. Tho viii be warm and active
lheoyes Of the Admin STATION are fixed upon Vailia
and The ISSUE oftbo Arrl elections watched with intense
s'lIeude They know that they can gan nothing, a,
ih" My Wing Representative in the last Congres5-Nr
Feadlotn-has no opposition. They expect indeed {
'ss and the extent Of that less is differently estimated
according iotemferament and means If information. We
Shall not lie content with loss than eight Wing
members and we believe with proper cxertions thai
many may be elected.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-29

" HE Washington Correspondent Of tie Journal
OF eommcrccno lad authority in all that concerns the
administration that Gen. Butler to succeed Gov
Marcy IN the War Department. We trust the report
may &c well founded It. is high time that man of en-
rgy and character the head of that branch Of the
public service. Ii is place at the present monest
tlr patty hack and broken down pllitIclan.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-29

e. Na'lngton's Birthday was celeb aiod at G.
margo, and an oralon-whch need not say was Gle
qnent-delIyerod by Capt Thomas F Marshall, Of the
Kentucky cavalry.
A meeting for the relief Of Ireland was held ST Tam
Pco-compo'oi of course. of officers and soldiers chief
y. Gen. Shields and othos made addlcssts We
question whether this not the first popular meeting
having IN view benevolent Object ever held in Mex
co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-03-29
kfsh.v'eM CLOTHS,
LEW & 1.MaL EDovE.
ClSSLHERES ND rESTLNGS

IA Z. W I . & z N q L Z u o v z.
Va Ol lplnost respectfully invite ler friends and
w thc public generally call and examine tieif "a,
tnsi se assottmento Cloths, Cassincrs Ncsngs Drapt
beta, l,aen Dullogs, Pocket handkerchief, Cfavats
Sc, NJ.
pieces superior Lhck French Clvlh,
- dive
e." - brown extra.
Superior hlnck French Cos,imerts (inesi qua|ity)
Fancy French Cussimercs Gall colours)
French Cashmerels tor Summer Goats, brown end
black.
I Fancy Fronch cassinnrcs (extra)
Rich cashme'r Nostings (new slyl,s.)
Dfap de Fla (inest in this marhct)
The aiovn Goods Will bo sold as ch a rs they eau bv
bought any house IN Virginia. Those that do mol
believe die above. viii call aud cSa'n. a. themselves
March @9--N2w LEWIS & ESGJFDuVF
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Ia Tbs NtHbINfNs.
[. l. MoSDf. '. N1TCTER AND Dir. SALN
Il'tRS

I l. MO>Hf, '. hlftlitR AND Dir. SAT y
DERs
.aieslls. Edifors Too much can not sad IN reia
ton l. ac esrSes Il the extra rdna excitement ,ech
has prevailed IN eur Iowa ii The last week dayz
The circumstances dcmand 4 ait ard unusifanrd ev
preston OF opinion the part 81 all VIM interested
IN Tia welfare ii INnehburr A one If her c1tzana
avail NSeli Of tins oppauAilN ut expressing my tn
fnaed disnppruatlu the course Il or late Repre-
sentative though may. IN duiug cal down upon
bead The anahuuas al thai gentleman. and these ii
ifanda WIN, III the hngeageet Mr.. Mashs. "wnald
spll Their hearts blredra hrs lthllf" laprtheud Sill
thai this contest vii be war If words aud that Nrn
sr5e,s consequences VII ia,r from it, and that Mr. Mos
10y : friends will MT have the opportunity Of making
violent an exhibition OF her pIotrrss, Mr. Mosbys
language would Indicate II the issues Arising out # tins
gentleman's course have assumed 4 brave aspect. Nj
Nosly aud his Trends take uron thtm the sole
sinnslby and ande tse Consequences. have read the
numerous communications and editorials Of de ncNsla
fers have listened 10 street discussions. cla
Ton 10 tins matter. anl have Vet 10 hrara distinct
eharse. cllltgg IN >Ilau MI Mesbv character
pan Of honor l'f e iissl Tine II VAS alluded 10 in
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suggested that hs private interest, m The city Il
Richmond. and thai he might MI mike efficient
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