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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-19
PEN\SIIN ANA

The following dispatches the Baltim Ar.ercrr
give the laes, intelligence published that page, d,
yesterday morning
Retnrns Of the Govcrnnr's election have bee ~,
from All the counties except ur. ifIh,s" four
as they did last year. Jhonsoa's ma my VII IT,.
less than 2000
The off ,al of Wesmorel md comfy Nss sine,
been received which gives pngSrrth 2OU mi ritT
stead f2400 as heretofore rep red and benz so IS
in favor ~ hnston.
The election i Painter, The Democratic Cana COu.!-
sioner, is claimed BY that larry.
LATER-T following despatch receive fr.l o~r
regular correspondent in Ph,iadrphil last nigh:
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
TRANSMITTED FOR THE BALTIMORE AMrEIc4H
PHILApELPHIA Der, ~ 2 NJ IA.
Johns.on's maj'rity. Increase. ~ the III a renrri
take The place Of the Geographic ep its, IN us TIA
jority may be certainly sed,wn It "vrr 2tl) -
\ Med,Ileswarrh. for Caual Cum iiis,nner, ~ w..
up to his ticket and think h. is t!ced. inr l.
foe have been claiming the election Of hc c1nt.ta.o
all day; but they may yet be mistaken.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-19
THE TRIAL OF HARE.

The whole Of last week occupied in The examna-
ton of witnesses and the speeches Of Counsel in the
al, before the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
Gerry for the county Of Nelson, of Hare. charged with the
murder Of Harris The efforts Of The counsel for the
prosecution and defence. said have been of very
marked ability The Jury unable to agree upon a
verdict and dismissed. 1t is said that all for
his acqutal but No attempt made to bail
Hare and he will remain in prison until The next term
Of The Court
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-19

The municipal election of Baltimore took place the
llh inst. ard resulted in The election of the Dem cratic
candidate for the Nayoalty, Elijah Stansbury BY ma
joiy Of s36 votes over his Wig competitor Griffin-
Fourteen Democrats and six Wings were elected to the
LIST branch of the City Council and six Democrats and
Jour Wings 10 the 2nd branch. The Baltimore Wing
papers say that the contest did exclusively upon
parry. and that there Wing strength enough in the
city 10 have elected Griffin. So mqch the worse
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-19
ANTHRACITE COAL.

.HE SUBSC RIBER lakes this method to Inform
Il his former customers, and the public Of Lynchburg,
thzi he has hand 800 tons of quality Of AnhrA
cite Coal suitable for burning in CRATES, Stoves and cook
ing ranges, &C. The Coz; was selected in person from
The approved mines in Pennsy vana, ard Will be
put on ard Of the bats in the Richmond bsin in good
order and condition. free Of drayage and charges and
shipped at s. so per lad Of Is bushels. Orders
Sent by mai otherwise. when accompanied by The
money approved city references, will be promptly al
tended 10, article sent warranted please in every
respect. have as supply of Lump Coal for furnace
purposes, which am selling at Sc 90 per ton
Richmond, Oct l9-w8wif JAMES DAVIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-19
Destructive fire at Wheeling, Va.

Correspondence OF the Baltimore Paroi-By telegraph
WHEELING. Oci. 1875 P. Nj.
An extensive fire took place in this city this a ernoon
about four o'clock. by which number Of valuable e.
adjustments We're destroyed, am"hg which are Phillips
foundry, Hughrs planning machine, lngard's carpen
Ter shop Lis cotton factory, ard eight nine dwell
ing houses and seyera The damage supposed
10 be from $40 900 To S25. 900.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-19

turned and this be done with almost any degree Of
despa example in transmitting the Presidents Mes
sage nv Morse's system it only be dune fast as
man can write On Ban's system, the message can
be cut into one or two hundred pieces and put into the
hands of many 1t thus be made ready,
wound upln the cylinder, and wound off again almost IN
slany This is the theory e the instrument: wheih-
would be fully stained by PRACTICAL results remains
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-19
LNRFNCH CLOTH, CASSIMERES VESTING>

ERENCH CLOTH ,CASSIMERES. VESTING>
y AND ATS.-Gen, lemen IN want Of The
hove named goods, would do well 10 call and examine
The handsmasi .ment Of new style goods offer
ed in his place. and at The lowest prices Such as
Supr French cloth, very best make,
SUPP blk ribbed French cashmere,
Supr plain blk do Finest quality msde,)
Biz French doe skin casslmeres
Snpr do cassimeres, fancy from 73c TO 81 81
Vesngs. superior quality and styles entirely new.
Cravas the most beautiful ever in tie upper country
ALSO-l piece Ga Mazarine blue doe skin cashmere.
real French.
Tie above goods entirely fresh. and for sale low,
by b. H. LEWIS,
Oct l9-4t Lynchburg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-19
JAMES GARLAND AND WILLIAM M. CABELl
NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS.

0EALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
- dprsigned. for the Grading and Matchmaking i or
more miles of the Su,h- Western Turnpike between
specfca IONS which will be prepared for examination at
the Company's Offices Buchanan and Wyihevie, by
the 25ih inst The bids will be opened on "Wednesday
Nov 9Th at Buchanan, to which place they should be
addressed CHAS. B. SHAW,
Oct lo tsN Chief Engineer.
o. The yiheville Republican, Finca>tIe " hig aud
Lexington Gazette will insert this advertisement until
The 6h proximo and send their accounts the Compa
n,'s flee at Wyih-viIle.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-19
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RIG H M 0 Nd Markets.
RICHMOND. OCr. II. Is

RICHMoND Der. IL, lS4S
TOBACCO-We quote Iugs at 81 81 a 800; Common Leaf
2 25 a IS and 90; Mddng 50 and 25; good and
fine so a I So
CORN 90 So
FLOUR-Sales to-day, S. IS 81.
WHEAT-105 to 10 cts.
WHEAT OFFAI--Bran, bushel 12l
Shorts II
Brown Stufs 22s
OATS-Bushe % 80
RUM-Ncw England "a a 26
WHISKEY-n bbls. 81 %
PROYISIONS-BACoN: Smithfed and Tods,
hog round-l00 lbs 90
HAMS extra Sa9
Western ides 81 So
Shoulders, Western Al 81
LARD: In kegs 81 10
CoFFEE-Laguyra, per Id. "a u
Rio g. II
st. Domingo 81
Java 10 liz
BRANDY-Otard, Dupuy s Co. 2 25 a 80
A. Seignettc 90 a 80
Imitation 80 30
Apple a 90
MOLASSES-Nev Orleans in bbls % %
Porto Rico y 81
Cuba 10 20
SUGARS-New Orleans 81 5
Porto Rico AZ
Cuba Muscovados b 81
st. Croix u
Loaf Sugar ~ a
Live Stock Market, Oct II:
BEEF.-S2 25 to 81 Is, scale weight.
HoGs.-s5 90 nett
SHEEP.-Sl 80 to 50 So nett. JACOB SHOOK.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-19

The New Yrk Courier sneaking Of Norses and
Bain's Telegraphiny system says
The difference the Two systems 50 jar as "a
pidy Of operation is concetned, simply his: Ns,se
Telegraph, Cor any other excerpt ba"s) can ""y rams
mil matter as FAST one persun can wre n-oecause
only one operat.r can work a time IN Bans Plan
the matter prepared beforehand. and then wound uPor
c,l;rl. when il is 70 be transmitted The cylinder Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-19
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THE ETO.

The history of the Veto would constitute an interest
ing and instructive chapter in political annals w.
hope soun to ii undertaken by competent hand
We see it stated that the Veto has been employed rwen-
~ five times only since The foundation Of the Govern
ment-vlz by Washington 2, Madison 6, Monroe l.,
jackson 9, Tyler 4, Polk g. !.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-19
POSTSCRIPT.
Correspondents. Of tue Tim and Compiler.
Bal imore OF, IS, 5. p. ~
PENHSYLVAN!AAND Ono.

PENNSYLVANIA AND OH }.
Ford is believed to he elected G1vrrio- p . Il b.
about 600 majority aud Johns,ns maj rt IN Prnrsyls1
MIA IS reported 10 be 2U00.
The Enquirer Of Thursday has the foi'wn-. IL
postscript. We place emf lence ia 18th, rstlrns
from all the Counties but half >h ~ 'h't
Johnson is elected BY nij'rty not less 'hal ROD
The Democratic organ il Pennsylvania admitted tho
fact on Friday.
wAsHIsoros. Oct l6, UP NJ.
Nothing further fr'n ohio
PENNSfLNANlA.--Dem Ca1a C,n'a.s
sinner elected by $780, Gov sill in great I vt;
Thompson. -mocrat. re elected TO ~! es5; and O..
ner, Dem crat. in Twins Wing d strict. Gar O. n. q
popular vote Tor Congress over 1000. U;.i.n.
friend in Washington SEM, Us tie fdovny
gratifying despatch
WASHINGTON Oct. l6--7, P.
Iongslr Ell elected almost Ger amy b, small 'aj III
". Painter elected by large majority. De.n1.fatl,
Congressional ticket elected by three thUISand m''r'
Enthusiastic Democratic meeting now for,nin. t. III
three hundred gurs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-19
REI'lI\G.

The Enquirer of Saturday, says
1--WE understand that hets were made yes erday
viz $500 that Ca>s would be elected President and
$3.50 that Taylor would carry Pennsylvania These
b-r~ were made after the uuavurabe Geographic despatch
rs in the morning."
To this we may add that, on Saturday. 300 were
lef at this OFF,. for bet On the general result ou
there we're no takers even aet the Endulrer's news a
h,,, Obio Wing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-19
T0sIi011abie Dress SiIHS, VVsifsfs, SC.

THHE Ladies will please call and examine large
l. and general nent Of handsome Dress Silks,
black figured anh fancy culored. Also beautiful article
of New Style Visttes, French Cashmeres and Mnusn
de LANES, new styles; Hhawls. Ribbons, Laces and
Flowers; Kid Gloves and Black Egyptian Ni:tts, &c
All Of which will be sold at prices TO sui, the times.
Oct 10 81 BENZ. II. LEWIS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-19
SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTION


CHARLESTON. ). c. Ocl. "a f y
Nesss Holmes. Cocock, Wallace WoodNs-I, e
Bur, have certainly been elected to Congress ma III;
Mcl9ne probably.
Tie Georgetown District (Gen Co,rnnAot' -
elected two Taylor and one Cass representative Y.
Legislature.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-19
EENNAXINANIA

Correspondence of the Baltimore Patriot
PHILADELPHIA, Oct l4-2 P. NJ
All the returns from Pennsylvania have been receiv-
ed hut from SIX counres. ,hrsun's majority is 1851
and The counties be heard from gave Polk 6G6 major
ity in l644. Johnson's majority will be aOou 1000.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-19
ROCky-.NONMt Turnpike Company
MEEIING lE S'IQCkHQl DEkS

TNHERE will be general meeting OF the Stockhnl-
Il ders in the above Company, held at The franklin
Hotel in the town Of Lynchburg, the Saturday after
the 3ri Monday in Nov next. The propte,y of acoep
ting the amended charter, granted by the last Legisa
ture and other business Of importance. will be presented
for the Consideration Of the meelng is therefore des
rahIe that there should be full attendance, either in
person or by proxy.
JOHN W. DUDLEY, Sec'y.
Oct 1Q-fyt0SN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-19
OHIO
By Telegraph FIR rh- B,iim,r' .nc!cn7.

Hhreine, Oct IA 10 y NJ
The very latest accounts here ta:' t'.-' "a g
lerted Governor by small uajry. pr,o, V r.:.
100. The wings have four mai r(y IN ihs H.lse =
10 the Sena e-pro5 ihiy Two.
The vote the Governor is clos ~ I'VE -ai;i
crnnot be definitely known until The ,fi la Ter.tra
shall have been counted.
The information above alluded 10, d ESP .1t g.
from Columbus at 9 O'Clock 10 night.
WheeiiHg. De-. Is p. ".
The Democrats here have rerni, ed drsr ~'rl t-,.r
Col umtu>. that W ei or is elected ui.t ke IL n;
10 have been discovered in Monroe winch WHIT
Weller eleven hundred ms cad Of i.', --U.
Official returns Will BE- repaired det.r"n h rrc,~
state of he Both parties claim The Gjv"rII..
LATEST.-We received The fIi,wi & d.spltcb Al
10 O'Clock last night.
UheeIing. (Ta) Oct. Is 81 P. N
The latest intelligence received here trnn z .u.t-
bus has causei whig stock rise cunsde'nh f. FL,
majIrity, however, will be small, prubapl, not
500.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-19

o. Thomas Swami, Of Bal more. has been elected
President of The Baltimore and OhoRail Road company,
vice Louis Mclean resigned
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-19

R0cky-.N0unf Turnpike Company.
4TH. REQUIoiIION.
TTVHF. Board Of Directors of the aoove Company have
Il ordered requisitlon of five dollars per SHARE paya
BILE the tn inst Subscribers will please pay up with
out delay. JOHN w. DUDLEY, Ireas'r.
Oct lq-w4wif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-19

RussELvnLE, Putnam codny, Indiana, JULY t. l94r
of Indian Negct?bie Pills have sid Is III
great demand lately for the Fever Aglc NJ
James Boyd has who has been laid up with
ASue, and had tried various other remedies, 81 ar ryici
proved Of no avail He determined TO Tndia Eece
table Pills. and BIZ using box he is npw Sound an wei
Mr. T. Spencer had daug her Mr. Hugh. Grove, s:t a3
MIR. Charles Nichols three of his family down
the same time with Fever and Arue, had ac t,it o
BILE Pills restofrd them all to perfect heath
you what have vour lhiian Vegetable p.A
may be relied for peniaHen OF Fever Ague
Yours respectfully,
JACOB NURHAt,, IN,
Also, an Acting Justice Of the Pe.ce.
This to certify, that was entirely cured Of tie Chilli
f,o several months standing BY The De-,
pills EACH Of Wrights i..dan Vegetable Iis, rat
after taking medicine from regular physician for I
and have had no symptoms oft since, which was f eI
ago j. w SPr-4,CLK.
Texas, Chsmraien county, OHIO.
This is certiv that cured 81 the CHI a. Fa-.
by the Use at Wrghs Indian Vegetable IL IS ats1 hayiAg
had f'Iree attacks OF it. .I l,Af ! l. bi... IL
Sugar Grove, Fairfield couaty, Ohio, .'ov -, isl5.
Look out for ComteTefs!
This is the needul unrrncp-cd persons II 4
parts OF the country, paake and vend them
The genuine is tor sale by
Jams T. Galloway, Braokr,a
W. y. jerks, Mariners View.
IN Bedford County by
William G<h, Crors Roads;
Wright & Matthew .cilamblis-1.rs,r c.;
Alex. Casey, Einers;
Bassett Smith, Jopp. Mills,
w Lewich s sen, Otter Bf're;
And generally in each county
Offices devoted exclusively to tie sale Of Nri.:s N Tan
Vegetable Pills wholesale and retail, l69 hs:- street, Pbi-
leiphia 2SS Greenwich street. New York and
street, Boston.
August IS I'm 3p
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-19
The CONCERT TOMORROW NIGHT.

worthy meu'ber Of the Lynchburg Brass Band
Robert NJ Brown, JUS the Band wagon was starting
tor the Lexington Convention, was thrown from his
and seriously injured He has since been confined
his Jed unable 10 do any work It will be that
Concert is 10 be given Tomorrow night for his benefit
We think The casr is which appeals strongly t The
humane, and particularly to The Wings Of The town.
We hope there will be general turn out o-morfuw
night
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-19

Co BY reference to the proceedings Of the Common
Council, II wall be seen thai provision mas been made for
taking census of the Corporation of Lynchbnrg. and
for procuring such satiStcil Information as NAV show the
trade and resources Of the place This is done IN view
otthe memorial which il is proposed TO present the
Legislature, IN reference 10 the South Western Raj
Road Every citizen has direct personal interest
this matter. and SHOULD put hlmselfto trouble biz
ready,w called upon. give all the information in his
power. Much delay will be saved by having the returns
made out fore The agents appointed take their rounds
make their visits
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-19

II WILL SELL ON SATURDAY,THE 28rH.
Il Inst, where now reside. in Amherst q miles from
Lynchburg, my Stock Of HOrMrd Catfle, con-
sistng of Mich Cows, Bulls, Heifers and Calves all
young and of good quality. Also. Horses, Wagons and
Carts. Corn, Oats, Shucks, Fodder and Tops. cred
it of Twelve months will he given On the Corn. The
sale to commence at O'clock, A. NJ.
Ocl 10 2f THOMAS BARR.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-19

HE'LL, IL UCK Err y II x< o q X :,
LYNCHBURG, VA. l-r.f
TrAvE A NEW and BEAUTIFUL STOCK Of GOODS
for the trade thu present and approaching and
will be pleased to furnish all with goods who favour
them with a call.
Oct l2--f4t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-19

ELECTORAL TICKETS
FIFTY CE.N PER HUI ND r E d
For sale at this ONCE.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03
From the Louisville Courier
LETTER FROM ClSSIUS II. CLAY.
70 the Editors Of tic Louisville Journal.
MADIsox CoUNrY, KY, May 18th, IS4

MADISON CoUNTY, KY, May 18th, 1S4S.
.SirS:-As humble as you seem to deem me, |
am not so faIIea in solf-respect to enter into
war OF words with YOU. You have never done
me- or any honorable man, justice. Your course
therefore towards me such as anticipated.
IF all the Union knew you, aJ well rs the people
of Kentucky. should not take the least notice of
your determined caumncs. do not. however,
affect Indifference 10 public opinion, as made by
the press of our country. Every mans useful
ness NAV be impaired or destroyed, even by such
editors as yourselves and. whilst | shall always
rather struggle to be right, than to be rightly re-
presented Shall not lose my proper occasion to
vindicate nv character and my public acts. You
seem to think an humble man like myself of little
importance in the world la one sense 1t IS true.
Yes, YOU may add. that if |, and even II. Clay,
were bIotted out of existence, tho world would
move on unconscious of its loss But however
unimportant am world, it IS important that JUS
tce should be done me. 1t IS important thaI the
bumblest citizen in the republic should be sustain
ed in n free and manly avowal of his views, how
ever feeble. Of men aud measures. l have not
vet and trust this people have not yet subscribed
10 the faith. the world was made for Cesar. w o
arc all freemen; equal IN the eye OF the consul
tuition and the laws; we call no man master As
n member of n republic, whilst many have dis
played more abilities than have, deny that any
one has been moro ready TO make selt-sacrlhce
for the country'S cause. In venturIng, then, TO
give my opinions of men and measures, however
yon NAV regard me, do not deem myself an M
truder upon the public. Whatever may say
ovnact TO be estimated according to its truth and
its power. If utter nothing worthy of being
heard or the contrary is sure at last to be reck-
oned according to its worth. In selecting some
otfor man t;ian H. Clay for my candidate for the
Presidency, trust have not proven false to the
whig party, far less the country. The sentiment
if is better TO be defeated with Ii. Clay than tc
win with any other man, IS worthy only OF the
coIIovers of n Cesar and CROMWELL | am
confident it meets no response in the good sense
or the good feeling, of all true republicans. II
then a man NAV be honest and patriotic and ye
not blind follower of II. Clay. trust 1t is moi
treason to give reasons for such a course.
The denunciations of portion OF the press wa;
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03
IN CONGRESS-.


In the House, n message was roceived from
tho Senate. announcing tho death of the Hon.
Mr.. AsHLEY. and the action Of the Senate thereon
MIR. JOHNSON. of Arkansas, rose and sald !;
NJ cBPtxrr. The message just received from
the Senate announces to this House the MEAN, an
choy intelligence that death has again yiSllea tIo
halls of our national council Inc hohoFa'l9
CHESTER ASHLEY, late senator OF Inc @'"'e VI
Arkansas, is no more.
he Is the second Senator. in the brief existence
or ArtoDeos os n State of this Union, who has
died. in the maturity of years which promised
wisdom and usefulness, in the full vigor OF a SCUM
constitution. and the enjoyment ola general gooo
health and promised long life. I, tho ooh Of Apr
-. .-., o,cIocl in the afternoon, after short ou
oainf1ly affecting illness. Conscious Of his nP-
proaching dissolution he made the fullest ProPdhr al,
aption. Granted to him, as it was to ENJOY IN
full possession of his intellect to the o'eS' NY
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03

THE WHOLE WORLD SHOULD KNOW IT
That Dr. J8ync's EXpectorant is Il certain cure for
| asthma, and that for coughs, colds, consurnytiop
whooping cough, Group, bronchitis, and every other
disease of the lungs throat it is sure produce the
most decided benefit. 1t is recommended bv thou
sands who have tried it. and all that the best
remedy, without any exception, for all Pulmonary
Diseases that has been known, for il always gives
reet, and cures when every other have failed
IAYNE'S SANATiYE PILLS.
hese pills may be taken at all times and in most
diseases in infammatory, Intermittent, rcmittcnt,
and every form of Fever--Jaundicc and Liver Com.
plant For Dyspepsia they really an invaluable
article gradually chFnging the vitatcd serrctions or
the stomach and liver, and producing healthy action
IN those important organs. They are veiy valuable
Tor diseases of the Skin, and for what is commonly
called the impurty of the blood also for Female
omPIants, Costiveness, &c, and in fact where a,
Fuired.
Dyspepsia positively can be cured by q perscycrin-
use OF TINS Sanutive especially if the Tonic Vcrm.
fuge be used in conjunction
rrePared only by Dr. d. Jayne. Philadelphi and
sold on agency by
r. STEVENSON, Druggist,
Van Buren,, Arkansas,
w. II. & NJ. EBS, Druggists,
~ Fort Smith, Arkansas
Where may be had the American Hair Dive warranted
to change the hair TO bcutiful auburn, or perfectly
Jet black color
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-06-03
THE PICTORIAL NEWS,
PUBLISHED NONTHOLY
by G. Ez. ETTE & CO.,
N LOUISVILLE, KY.

N LOUISVILLE, KY,
AT ONLY FORrY CENTS 4 YEAR;
Three copies for 81 90; srren for 50 co; e7erea
for So 90; fifteen for 90; eighteen for s. GO /;
payable dnrdrjabie an ddrance. Subscriptions
received At same rates for half gear or more, as
the publication 5cW be permanent
VH7IlIS is spondd well filled sheet, containing
X much Of the choicest matter, with elegant
illustrations engraved in fine style. Our large
towns, marts Of commerce, and busy life, as well
many of the beautiful scenes in our country
aPponr in lis pages.
Police reports, city manners and customs, as
well os rural life, are shown in most humorous
manner; our country, its mansions and cottages,
It's glorious institutions of public character, the
wonder Of an ago, can be seen in the columns Of
the NEWS, in which, too, tho word is exhibited as
it is.
Tho professional man. the scholar, the wit, and
the dro one, as well as the most common every
day character, with Generals, Orators and States
men-indeed all kinds and conditions Of people,
stand erect in the Pictorial News.