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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-22

Gen. Quitman in speaking on the subject Of
COR merclal intercourse with the Amazonian
valley. remarked; that there was a little 'slasd
IN the toay that he thought worth some consid-
81 alton, and referred TO the sabre and musket
as provocative Of civilization. He moved that
the question as to the improvement oil the nav.
igaton of the Mississippi be first considered.
He thought the first subjects TO be considered
were those about which no radical difference
ofopinion exists. The Hon. f. z. Siaunton
suggested modification of Gen O. resolution
so az take the vote separately on the several
points suggested by the Committee in their ro-
port.
Mr.. Keyser Of ST. Louis. addressed the Con-
ventlon very intelgently on the subject. ex-
planning the nature of he obstructons at tho
mouth of the Des Moines and Rock rivers, in
the Mississippi.
Mr.. Lawton. ofGcorga. replied in a very
animated speech discussing the views of Gen.
Quitman; but also de e.nanding on the strongest
grounds the Improvement OF tho obstruct'ons
in the mouth OF the Savannah river. lie
stated that the Instructions he had spoken OF
were created during tho revolutionary war. by
efforts to keep the British fleet from entering,
and Mr.. l.. passed glowing and sprit.silrring
eulogium upon Georgia. The Empire State OF
the South was fortunate in her champion. and
all sections united In their cordial cheers TO the
orator. at various intervals, during his admlra-
bic speech.
Mr.. Kasson.o OF ST. Louis opposed the motion
of Gen. Quman.
Judge Walker, of New Orleans, replied with
the usual point and distinctness, ably advoca
ting the claims of the Crescent City To the aid
and Co operation ofthe whole South and West.
He concluded by offering resolution recon-
mending that the mouth of the Mississippi be
so deepened and improved as to admit tie in
gress and egress of foreign and domestic mer-
chant ships ofthe largest class. as well as OF
heavy ships of war for the national defence.
MIR. Kennett. of Missouri warmly deprecated
the introduction of any exciting topics upon
which political difference existed, as tendingto
injure the usefulness of tho Convention An
alusion made by him to MIR. Calhoun was loud
y applauded.
After some further discussion on points in.
voved in the Report of tho Committee. tho
Convention adjourned. Should remain long
enough, | shall send you lew other items.-
Memphis is rapidly improving. and is assu-
ming the appearance of a large city. Some
fine stores are going up. among them notice
one magnificent marble building The streets
are well laid off and graded. but are void of
paving; a number of them are gravelled. but
this does not prevent the clouds of dust from
filling eyes, mouth and nose, whenever there is
much Of breeze. Gov Foote visited the Ma
Wy Yard yesterday and was welcomed with a
salute from the Battery. The Yard is at pres-
ent under The command of Commodore Plau,
a native of New York. Tho extensive Rope
walk in the Yard is an object Of great interest.
More anon. Yours, VIATOR.
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A VALUABLE REMEDY

vTNHE undersigned have the pleasure of informing
l. the public, that his newly invented HART TONIC
Ios been thoroughly tried, and has answered his
sanguine expectations 1t has proved itself to be
only remedy against the falling of the hair
the head thus eectualy preventing badness. but
brings il where it is deficient. In no instance,
lady gentleman where it has been properly tested has
il failed
But will let Of those who have tried IL speak
in its behalf.
1--WE the undersigned having used Armistead Pride's
Hair Tonic, take pleasure in testifyng its efficacy in
preventing the coming out of the hair. and otherwise
strengthening and causing thcken. We think that
fair trial will satisfy any of this and do not there.
lore, hesitate to recommend it.
HENRY LATHAM, JOHN CLARK.
JAMES M LAsaHoRss JoHs w. STEWART,
III. M, GARLAND, jr., A. O. LEWIS.
number of other names might be added 1t 1t wero
thought necessary.
| For sale at DR.. Lyman's, Druggist, and at VIM.
| Prdes's Barber Shop, door below the Marshal
House. Price 81 per bottle-When taken by the quan.
,ity thore will be considerable deduction made in tho
price
Orders from any part of the United States promptly
MT tended to, If accompanied by the money.
| sp 26-3m ARMISTED PRIDE.
| IVA R--20 bbis at hand and for sale ly
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TNEA.-2, 500 Packages Green & Black Tea, from
l. fair to the finest imported, landing from
Shin Hurricane w. b Palmer and other vessels, in
store in Richmond and New York, for sale low il
can be had in the country Dealers invited to ex
anime stock.
EDMUND DAVENPORT g. co.
June 16-ts
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BUFFALO SPRINGS, AMHERST

- co. VA.-Thcae Springs situated in Amherst
county. the Lynchburg and Buffalo Springs Turnpike,
ubout % miles from Lynchburg and % from Lexington,
| and Is from Amherst Court House. The undersigned
having rented OF DR.. james Saunders this vsuabe pro-
pory and much rosored to watering plnoe takes pleas
in informing their friends and the public generally
TINT they have recently undergone thorough repairing,
with many improvements, and furnished with new
ani costly furniture, they pledge themselves that every
exertion will bc used their part to render nil c1mfor-
table and agreeable thnt may favor them with call,for
either health pleasure. new Bowling Saloon and
Bath House hive recently been erected, and splendid
Band of Music engnved for the Their table will
be furnished with the best that the Lynchburg and
Mountnir ets aford-ther Bar with tho choicest
Liquors, Wines and Segarsther Stables with plenty
of all of Provender md their servants cannot be
surpassed by any in the State.
The properties ofthe Of the Buffalo Springs
the of the Greenbrer White Sulpbus Syringe
quite strong There has been very recently discover
ed spring Of tho strongest Chaybeat water, within
few hundred ynrds of the Sulphur Spring With this
short and bref description, of this delightful watering
place, close with old motto, only try and the
water and If entire satisfaction ia given, charge
will be mnde. GEO w. A. RA1NE, Ag't.
GEO. w. KYLE.
TERMs-Bonrd per week for $500
Children md 40, wants half price 400
Horse per week 400
Blythe month whole a liberal deduction will
be made. RAlNE q KYLE.
Inn. 9-IA lam
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YvAR--20 bbls. at hand and for sale by
l. May 5-ts JOS. II. WILSON,
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RICHMOND,
| MON sTEAMsulP COMPA- q
81

Il y A. &
~ Nf'S LINE o." STEAMERS-For Phl- -
adefphia, rio. NortoK-STEAMERS PenHsyipaai
"eintd. and Cay Of Richmond Capt. Bnymore. CaI
eal, and Mitchell One of these splendid steamship
will leave Richmond for Philadelphia alternately Mo
days and Fridays. ut high water,-Returning lea,
Phladephi fer Richmond Wednesday and Sntu, day
(unti further notice Mt 10 o'clock, A NJ.
These Steamers have been built xpressy for this lin
aud every care has been taken in their construction
ensure strength and speed. and their nrcomm iatioi
Tor passengers and attention ol their Captains aie un
qualed.
Passengers for New YOrk-We have er
tered into arrangements with the several Compt
nics TO forward passengers through New York. eit
er by railroad or steamels thereby Offering the
'ng community for that city, such inducements tn
following, viz: short trip sea- thereby avoidin
much o that great ob ecti in travelling by sea "se
sickness trip up the beautiful Delaware, aud
hccnt time is allowed Of requr d) for sightseeing
the "Quaaer City" Passage through New York,
cabin and found $40
Passage in 1st Cabin and found to Philadelphia, 8
do end do do do do ~
For freight or passage, apply to
RO. RANKIN, AaT., corner 30 h & Water Sts.,
Richmond, Ve
LEVI ELDRIDGE, GENT Aor,
No 7. North wharves. Phil n.
Notice 10 Shippers-Duc notice will always he give
When steamers will be ready receive freight
the hour of their sailing. RO RANKIN, dgcnt.
Anrl2-d&cts
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TO STRANGERS.

rINHE LARGEST SILK, RiBBON
l. AND TRIMMING HOUSE IN NEW YOhk --
Thomas g. Stea'ms importer and Jobber ot Sttks NUN
nery and Fancy Goods 1862 Broad,cay, NJ Y, Has now
in and daily receiving and offering at the lowest
prices, complete of goods in his line com
psng all the various styles and designs consisting OF
Black and Fancy Silks Marcenes, Florences, Shawls'
Trimmings. Bonnet Ribbons Tafeta and Satin Ribbons
Dress Trimmings of all kinds Embroideres, French
and English Grapes Grape Lis.es Silk Cravats Gloves
ofall kinds, Silk Lace Mitts, Bareges. Laces. White
floods, Hosiery, L Hdkfs.
The undersigned would invite the attention OF hi
friends and the trade generally. He will Offer great r
ducements, to cash and short time buyers.
THOMAS G STEARNS.
l62 Broadwa,
Between Liberty st. and Maiden Lane, N Y.
dec 98-dacIv
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DAILY VIRGINIAN.
TERRY & SHIELDS, Proprietors
rEIaMS ..

v1RGIx ~ published daily at &c. and semiweekly at
The .lyanr. W subscription is taken for shorter
81 pr - mont- paper is discontinued, except at
time % INN Il the flOprietos, until all arrearages shall have
n inserted for SO cents per square Tor
AZ very INNER insertion and 81 cts for every utter
es 2 ~ 1nmber of insertions Is not marked the MS
one nblishe till ordered out and charged accordingly
S % YEARLY RATES areFor the privilege OF two squares
iMy inner form daily $40, semiweey $40 Every yearly
err be required TO onne ms m % his par
teun tI he charged ratahl7 for IL" excess
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DR.. JOHNSTON

Member of the Royal College of Surgeons London,
Graduate from one ofthe eminent Colleges of The
United States and the greater part of whose life has
been spent in the Hospitals of London, Paris, fhiade
phia and elsewhere has effected some of the most
onsling cures that ever known. Many troubled
with ringing in the ears and head when asleep, great
nervousness being alarmed at sudden sounds, aud
oashfuness, with frequent blushing attended some
times, with arrangement OF mind, cured immedi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-22

EDMUND, DAVENPORT a co.
iLRIC HMOND, offer for sale in ann 'oat,a
Wholesale
5000 Sacks Lver fine Snlt Marshall and other brand.
100 do Ground Alum do
300 tons Richmond ground Plaster
500 tons best Peruvian Guano daily expectee
500 bbls. Rosendalc Cement
800 bushels prime Cloveraeed
$50 bLls. Bone Dust
l25 hhds Bacon sides.
!27 tcrccs Sugar House Molasses
200 boxes Archer & Co.'S M | axes.
300 tierces London Porter
so cases Cross & Backne' Londen Mustard
% do do Walnut and Mushroom Cachup
25 Hampers English Cheese (Goucester)
Is boxes Maccaroni
80 Bags Sicily Almonds
900 bags Brazile Sugar
100 bags Costa Ricn Coffee
lIenacssey, GODDARD, Otard and Sasaraz Brandy. Held
SICK and Hungarian Lion Wine; Sherry, NM rin, -Id
Port Wine, &c, &c.
Many of the above are of importation, and
ye profess sell low asfhey can lie had in this coun
Try quantity and quality considered. Tens, good
assortment be had in country, adapted to tn
trade of Virginia.
dec 3Odacu EDMUND DAVENPORT & co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-11
MASSACHUSETTS, LkGIsLATURE.
SATURDAY, April 8.

SATURDAY Aprll ..
The Boston evening papers of Saturday, did
not furnish any report Of the Senate proceed
ings.
HoUsE.-The following order was submitted
by MIR. Underwood Of Dennis.
Ordered, That the Special Committee on the
Ursuline Convent be further Instructed to insii-
tute thorough, rigid and minute investigation of
the amount OF property of every name and nature
and under all circumstances, which may have
been destroyed by mob from the destruction
of the tea in Boston harbor TO the year of our
Lord 1889; and that thev be instructed TO report
a bill 10 The next Legislature Ito the cad that
there be no favoriism in legsla'ion) for the full
indemnify of fall persons or their heirs, who may
have been sufferers by any mob; and that said
committee be empowered 10 send for persons and
papers, and sit during the recess Of the Lessla-
lure; and that all persons interested may be duly
appraised of their appointment and powers, they
are hereby instructed to give notice in all the
public newspapers in the Commonwealth when
and where they will meet for the purpose aiore-
said.
Mr. Rich of Boston, moved that the order be
rejected
Mr. Wiggn of Boston, (the motion having been
withdrawn) moved that the Committee be in
structed TO report resolve approprialiag not less
than the SUN of $500 600 for the purpose of in
Identifying the parties the order might include.
MIR Lewis of Lanesboro opposed the order.
Mr. Underwood of Dennis defended his order
on the general ground that, if indemnIticatou was
just in any instance of suffering from mob riot,
it was so ia all instances. II a reconsideration of
the vote was moved, he would, however, with
draw The order.
Mr. Knight of Easlhampton, Che having voted
with the majority yesterday moved reconside.
ration Of the vote whereby the House ordered to
a third reading the bill relating to Inc sufferers by
a mob at Charlestown, as amended Yesterday
Mr. Underwood then withdrew his order.
Mr. Lord of Saem said he was ready for re-
consideration, and also to move suspensicH of
the rules that it might take place forthwith
The motion TO reconsider was then placed in
the orders Of the day.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-11
Palioe Court,

SATURDAY, Apri9.
Before Justice Green-D. P, Cutting, stable
keeper at the Nashua House, was brought up
charged with committing an assault upon the per-
son of James Brown, a pcdlar, on the Sth inst,
to which he pleaded not guilty. The dispute be-
tween the parties, which resulted IN this assault,
began by Mr.. Brown complaining that Cutting
did not take proper care of his horses, which he
usually put up at Mr.. Cutting stable An alter
cation took place; rude, vulgar epithets were
used by Mr. Brown, and, finally, Cutting struck
him.
Geo, F. Very Esq, appeared for the COM
pIainanl, and Henry Chaplin Esq, for the deen-
dant.
Mr., Cutting was find SO End costs. He APP
pealed.
JAS. Murphy was charged with committing an
assault on Thos. Mulhoand, on Sunday, Sd inst.
Murphy pleaded not guilty. MrMulholland stated
that he was. on Sunday afternoon, near the juno
ton of Spring and mechanic streets, when he saw
two men, Conner and Grace, engaged in fight,
and crowd of men sanding looking on. Mr..
MaIholand interfered to separate the combat
tents, when one Falvie caught hold Of him, and
dragged him round the crowd. While he was
demonstrating with Falvie for doing so, Murphy
struck him blow in the face.
The evidence of Mr.. Muhoand was corrobe-
rated by Mr.. Relstone.
Three witnesses were called for the defence,
who testified that Falvie struck Mr.. Mulholland,
with the back of his hand, in the face, and that
they did not see Murphy strike him.
Mr.. Murphy was fined 81 and costs
William Foley, respectable looking young
man, was brought up, charged with disturbing
the peace, on Sunday, Sd inst Mr.. Foley plead
ed not guilty. 1t was proven that he partially
participated in the disturbance, which took place
on the occasion when Mr.. Mulholland was as
saulted, but In consideration OF several mitigating
circumstances, the Court ordered that he be dis
charged. II. Williams Esq appeared for the de.
PENDANT.
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A CARD.-M,s. wINsLow TO THE LADIES.

d. CARD,-MTs WINSLOW TO THE LADIES.
Mira Winsow an old ana experienced nurse, and Fe-
male PHYSICIAN would call the attention OF The LadiestO
er soothing syrup for Children teetlng. 1t will i'm
m ediatey relieve them from pain, alay all spasmodc
action, soften the gums, reduce Inflammation ana i sure
TO regulate tho Bowels Depend upon it, Mothers, il
will give rest 10 yourselves and relief and health 70
your children o. Price, 25 cents per bottle
We have sold very large Quantities OF Mrs, Winsows
soothing Syrup during the past six thou-
sand the last yea. We believe il the best medicine in
the world for Children eethng, for the cure OF DIS
sntery and Darhea in Children, whether il arises from
teethns any other II gives universal salts
fciio-GeyeT heard complaint from any one using 1t
sold medicine universally successful in re-
Nevmg pain and affecting cures-reief is ABSOLUTELY
SURE. CURTIS PERKINS, Druggists, No. 40 COrt-
land street. New York.
CRAMP AND PAIN KIIJE
The world is astOnished the wonderful cures per
formed by the CRAMP ANDPhlN KILLER prepared
ny CURTIS O. PERKINS Its equal has BE- en-
known for removing pc in all cases. for he cure Of
spinal complaints, camp in the limbs and stomach
4neum tisn in all it, FORMS bill GUS choc, burns
throat, and gravel is decidedly the best remedy in the
word. For particulars, circulars in the hands o.
Ageats, fo gratHiious circulation.
y. BE sure and call for CURTIS & PERKINS
Cramp and Pain Killer An others bearing this name
base limitations Price l21, 25 So per 6ottltf
according Sold in nearly every town in the
State Agents for Worcester: BGsh Co., L. T Lazell,
C. Darlington Cherry Valley, Bonomey g. Gill /;
Spesctr j. N. Crout a Co. ; East Broo6fe!d, AlonzO
Upham w Bro9kliei, Fiske K Co BroohGeld, Geo
II Low * Co. oct27 dswly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-11

JUNGLE Tom" AT LAWNS Stoves ia
nous novel, after career without precedent in
literature, has tlast arrived where literature can
show plenty of precedenls-it has got before the
Courts. 1t seems that MIR F. w. Thomas, a
bookseller of Philadelphia, has caused "UncIe
Toms Cabin" TO be translated into German, and
has issued il in that language. This, Mrs Stowe
regards as violation Of her copyright, and she
has accordingly commenced suit in the u. s.
Circuit Court Of that city, against the publisher.
In her complaint, she not only alleges that she is
the author Of the original work, but that she has
caused German translation Of it to be prepared
and published, with the sale Of which, as well as
with her essential property in the book, the trans
lallon OF MIR Thomas is in conflict. She accord
insy asks for perpetual injunction upon his pub
lleailon- And, whether in order that the princi.
pie involved may be settled or because she con-
sders herself greatly wronged in this case, or with
view to prevent other transactions which might
be made, she has declined proposal to compro-
mise with Mr. Thomas, and insists on letting the
law take lis course. We are glad, for the sake
Of having the principle determined, that she has
done SON. Y. Tribune.
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CONGRESS-.

WASHINGTON, April s.
SANATE.-Mr Houstons resolution, appro-
priating ST. 500 TO enable Henry Johnson to
erect his machine in tie Chamber for taking the
yeas and nay, was reported back for the action of
The Senae.
MIR Hamlin preferred the yeas and nays being
taken in the old way. He thought the subject RI
diculous, and it might as well be treated as such.
Every man is to be required to touch key when
he votes; very much like militia trimming. The
Senators are to be arranged in line, and at the
word "fe' to vote. [Laugbter.l
Mr. Butler suggested an amendment thata Spir-
ituai Medium be employed to ascertain and direct
how the votes shall be given. Renewed Laugh
ter
Mr. Houston praised the invention as one cred
table The age, and wished to reward the ge-
MUS which produced the machine.
The resolution was rejected.
On the motion of Mr.. Mason, the Senate laid
on the table Mr.. Housions resolution proposing
to adjourn sine die Tomorrow, unless the Presi-
dent has further communications 10 make.
After an Executive Session the Senate ad-
journed.
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THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Europa,

New York, April s

New York, April 8.
The royal mail steamship Europa arrived at this
port at half past 8, with IS passengers.
The steamer Humboldt arrived off Cewes on
the 25th.
The Turkish question has been amicably settled.
Cured at Marseilles.
The Madia family will remain at Marseilles
till francesca health is restored.
The Morning Chronicle states that Spain has
assented to the British request, to liberate before
the year is out, all negro emancpadoes, and to
make arrangements for emanc Ing Others .
Capt. Erlcsson's brother has patented the Ca
loric principle in Sweden
commercial treaty has been ratified between
Denmark and the Doninicans
The Times publishes spurious revolutionary
manfestoes TO the German troops
Nolhiag new is received from unhappy Lom
hardy Several POLITICAL executions have taken
place at Perati.
DisaffecuOn in the Hungarian garrison at An
coma had been discovered
Russia s demand is supposed to relate 10 an in
demnly for the occupation of Moidayia and Wal
acha; also claiming the protectorate of the Greek
Church in Turkey, and the passage of the OAR
danees for the Euxine feet
English Consols fluctuated during the week,
from SO ga, highest for money, to SO ii, closing
at the former quotation.
Aterrifc explosion took place in coal PIT at
Wgan, on the 23d. 3Oto 40 persons were killed.
Some students Of the University of Prague have
been sentenced TO be beaten with rods for making
wanton demonstrations in favor of Kossuth.
LIVERPOOL, March 26ih. private letter
from Paris says it was reported that the. Russians
had entered Buchareste. No authority is given,
and it IS mere rumor.
The French funds had again advanced IL,
notwithstanding the report that more ships Of war
had been ordered 10 the east
The ''Siecle" says that the most perfect con-
cord exists betw cen France and England, on the
difficult question of Oriental affairs, and that all
misunderstanding will be adjusted peaceaby
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sI-n00 REWARDl

DR.. LANGLEY'S ROOT AND HERB BITTERS.
It shall he left TO all the peoples VITO shall be
titled to the above reward after using bottle EACH
and they will be to he cured Of the Liver Complaint
or Indigestion, Jaundice, Coughs and Colds, Costive
ness Files, Weakness, Headache all complaints arising
from impure blood loss of appette,-in fact, all the
complaints which every body is more less troubled
with, after thawng ont in the Spring Langey's Bit
always do good and never harm and very pleasant
to take. only rs and 81 cents bottle
Sold in orcester, by James Green, and M B. Green,
wholesale and retail d. Scott, F. IL Marsh l.. T La.
ze and all other dealers in medicine. Also, by dealers
in Hll the towns ana villages every where.
Wholesale depot, 81 Union sire t. Boston.
marl6 daw6m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-11

- The lecture of Rev. Henry Ward Beech
er, before the City Anti-SIavery Society on Fri
day evening, was listened to by large and intel
llgent audience, with he closest attention. The
subject was handled in the intrepid manner which
characterizes all the discourses of this talented re-
former, and his unanswerabIe Arguments in favor
Of the right of all men to liberty. may be consid-
cred as very excellent ap,ldote to the dose Of
old-fogeyism which was administered by another
distinguished clergyman, in the same place, and
before the same society, not long since. =
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-11

" The Managers Of The Worcester Dramatic
Museum take this method 10 inform tho citizens Of
Worcester that the Museum will be re opened on next
Monday evening" Win the best stock Company that
ever Ind the honor of appearing before a Worcester
audience The House has been thoroughly cleaned ard
painted, and everything has been done TO make an
evening spent in this place agreeable aid interesting.
The Managers trust that by having nohng put upon
the stage which Con be found ffult with by the most
astdious, 10 merit share Of the patronage which was
so kindly giyen the past season. II.