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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-14
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EILLEYiS STOVES

Into Northern Missouri 10 any extent has oeeA 10 the
last thee yeast since which time they have been
gradually Increasing the manufacture and sale oe then;
and although, owing to their being light and smooth
anl something new soma little difficulty attended The
sole and nj Rrst yet by always making Stoves ana
Castings Of the bcSt9uay OF Scotch Pig and Missouri
Mountain Iron, they have proved 10 Withstand 6re bet
ter thar any other Casting made in the Western eonn
Try, The Furnace Castings and Hollow Ware parlieu.
laly have been superseded by 1t, wherever has been
brought into use and always given satisfaction. nav.
ing lived here number Of years. and being permanent.
~ located here, purchases can rely Oaran(ee
aslo the quality Of the articles sold By US; and AZ 10
The operation oC our celebrated Prize PremIuA Cook
Stove, just read the certificates Of those who have used
them, aud are using them UNIV, And another adyau.
age purchaser will have in buying st. Louis stove
OF Us, he would not only getting stove made Of the
best material In the world but he al any time Tsl
an odd piece OF plate whou, any charge, by lifting ~
know that such is wanted all our stoves are war.
raned, aud, in case OF perfection, the article win
be promptly made good to the purchaser, which he
will not hnd the case with Cincinnati, Chicago, Pits.
burgh, and Eastern made S roVES, as you eannel Rsl
any old Pieces. Even II they were warranted \
would be impossible 10 get plates from such die
IlNce,
! We, the, undersigned, having used the 81, Low,
Stoves manufactured BY q, T. Fcy, Of ST. LoaiI, ana
sod by Carter W, Bryan, Al Hun,oal, No, nke
pleasure in Recommending them TO the public a. a.
rCror In point Of draft durability, economy, coay.pi.
encc aud ease OF regulation TO any Stove wb,SA W.
I \
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This story is continued through the first
four numbers Of the magazine, from Octo.
Der to January. With the February num-
Der another new story by Mr., Arthur emit.
tied "sporing to spend or, the lotions und
the pinkerlons," will be commenced, TO be
continued during several months, Thus,
ia the first volume Of the home magazine,
two nouveleltes by the editor will DO pub.
Gshcd, AS only limited edition Of the
first numbers OF the magazine was printed,
those wishing "the old mans bride" mus
send in their subscriptions early,
UP IN order to prevent misrepresentation
On the part of the public, we will here state
that the homo magazine is a monthly issue
Of the home gazette, and contains the best
articles that appear therein, thus fixing ID
permanent shape and for circulation in new
Channels, literary matter from the pens Of
many Of tho ablCsl writers in the country.
II is from this cause that the publishers are
able, in the outset, to furnish the work at so
low rate.
TERMS OF ARTnURs HOME MAGAZINE,
70 those who desire 10 receive the Home
N,ogo,,,, a by mail, we offer It at the follow.
inc SvIraor liiory low club pTiees:--
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Prepared nom RenneL ~ the funh stomach Of the or as
d,tcIuons NJ Haron Llehighr Physiological Chemist
BY \. HnuRh,on, ~ D Philadelphia, Pa,
~ INCEST" Such the Nue meaning OF the word eetsiN
lathe rhet elsmen OF great des,nH puepe OF lhU Gastric
solvent Vt the Hnd the purifying ptesrtVing aud
stimulating agent of the stomach and lnesnee ctaeled
the digestive stomach Of the thus forming d.
gevc fluid, precisely like the natural Gastric juice lie
chemleA powers and Mtnlshne complete aud perfect Sues
Uule tot u,
This IL Na,nrcs own remedy an unhealthy stomach No
art Of equal It, curative powers Il contains Nlco
ho hets aCids drugs II IL extremely agreeable
cannot eat water cracker without the acute distfesa
beware VI dtuFgvd limitations, rcnsia h net drug
Halt easpuONfun OF Rrpsln ntusd In watch Will dgcNt o.
dissolve ave pounds oCtoa bcefn ebou hours, OF the
stomach,
R Tho Secnne evidence upon which THE remedy II based
. IN the highest degtce eutlous aud remarkable,
Coil the agent and descriptive eeUAb gratis SWING
large OF sr,NnliAe evidence lnm Lthgu Anmal
Chemistry IT. Cumbrs Physniopy Nc DpCsOu DE-, pc,CrO
Focd and Diet Dr. John Draper OF New Ho,k Uniyet
sty; Prof DunrsoNe Physiology Of stuman, Of Yale
Colleges IT. Carpenters PhysogyI &e, together with reports
nI cures from all pats Of the uncd SlaUs,
Pcpsin Ina Fluid and Powder,
NJ, Noughuns prpsn 10 ptCpacd IN fewdet and Nv Fluid
Formand IN Prescription walls tot The uesnt lhyscians, The
powder will be W mail, nee Vt postage TOT dollar
sCnl tn Ut, Hnugh,nn, phladelphlA,
- OnSERNE TulS t-ENaty bottle nf the genuine fepsln
bear the written Signature OF 4, Hough,on H., so pro
pteot, Philadelphia, Pa Copyright and Trade Max srCupd
Sod by all druEass and dealers IN ardeInCs rries, oNA
7, /. DRITTINeHAM 4 BRo, IlapuIbSL
Nuag6ly Wholesale aud kNau AgvH,s,
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ST. LOUIS Stoee Store.
STOW, Dealer, shsS.iyen Worker, cspp.s.

Stove Dealer, She0.lrOn Worker, Copper
smith, and Timer
MAIN street, Two Doors North ~ BRADY meaaN,
Sell, Al wAOl.saie PrIsSs, SiovEs AND I'm.
WARE I Invite purtlo liar attention 10 The PRIZE
PREMIUM COOK STOVE, which hes given unlytts
sal tallsaeiion 10 ell who have used Il warrant al
my stoves for twelve months and Il anyof The plase
break during that time, lINihh new ones lice Of
charge, - -.
as design remaining permanently ID this Pases,
the public are safe In taking my GUARANTEES Tor IN gOoa
performance Of the stoves Kept BY me. -,
An my stoves are manufactured oG MISSOURI
MOUNTAIN IRON, and for goodness 81 metal enc
beauty Of casting, they excel any stoves made IN the
Western country,
W The man who moulds Hollow.ware Tor q. p.
Filly Il considered The best workman IN The VRisse
States, and this accounts foF our hollow.WaO An1
Stove Vessels being much smoother ADD better haA
any Others you will Gnd In market, whether made Eae
or West
have constantly on hand, supply Of TiNWARE,
10 which particularly invite the attention OF The
country trade the quality Of my ware, and IL Pgi
ees, shall be such as 10 induce them TO call on ne again
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Having secured the agency Of them Tor this city, Aa
Stove possesses advantages over common Stoves, ia
thickness OF the plate and improvements in the dTsh
given up by all stove dealers aud manufacturers,
10 be the beat pattern tor DESCENDING au0 Of aav
stove now made East or Veal.
TINS stove wsa patented September, 1854, ana
wherever they have Been used, have gys9 RsAeTs AT
isCSeOn, This stove weighs some forty ponnda mere
to the number than any other stove ever bSeue 60 ha
city, The plates IN them from one, half 10 thrVs.
tourths at an inch In thickness. No. weighs over,
500 pounds, We warrant them all against area TAe1S
stoves have Patent Hot Air Fue, which carries the
front part otlhC stove, between two thick mates 40 thS
dFa At the bottom Of the Sove thereby sddlB RreSl
heat 20 bake wi on the hOttola and Ismsavi6FthaS
which han always been fault with slovea of a a..
seeNdlng hue, heretofore, ihe CHARTER cAk hxa one
Tue and ono plata more than any Air TchR stove Ss
/ 'nvtted' They will eook with oNa.Saf ne -
which enc OF the o,dDNA stoves vii. "a ,,Sn SsS
" twsNS Avs. SsNr., = mtllS6s,,
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MeNeil's Spring Style Of Hats,
Wholesale aud RrIAlL ~ aud 10 Market ST.

ST. LOUIS, MO,
Introducing my Style OF Hats for the Spring IL 1855
w0Old ask especial aeRnOh tue combination nFesenS
OF the most Important requisites Of article beauty
enc Uiy III llEh, YET slIong of proportions aud
etthe same time MY cdApled tor In the manu-.
Relut0 NC HRtS my nUO ID WGcelalOr0 The tchrNt ma
etial ave tho hcet workmanship united with lha uNITnR
tue molln,
have fall assortment ~ the hues sooda In my lae com.
ntisng all that Il rich and fashionable In Hate, Cans,
straw ana Panama GOOds especially Intended meet The div.
mands either wholesale UlN, ct Community INV Janidy
advancing In wealth ana Tehn those RhcAI wants
that follow AIthe same time can sell the staple Goods The
trade ~ lew any Olhrp In 81, Louie
lrspOliRlP Invite personal inspection of my stock,
mehlO In John McNElI.
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L0rillts.

Nsrnmack Cocheco, Phillip AlleG's, HHmihon'S
Lobe, J. DnnelrS, American, SprSgue, Globe, Man.
chester Mayfelu, Providence, and Bloomdals, all Of
which ATE Renswned' for elegance OF Style. 'kaSl
CoIsn aud durable, prices ranglnE from Sc TO -
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HEALTH FOR THE STATESUl
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.

CURE OF LOSS OF MEAL
OlsoRDEREp STOMACH, INDIGESTION AND
DETERMINATION OF BLOOD, 70 IHE HEAD
HorlccA, MsvisNstAiArs
To Professor HoLLowNN
slR-lWan myselro the first opportunity cflntorn.
ing you, that for very lolg period was atlicledwih
a dangerous giddne.s aud Gsqurnl swimmlngp in the
head attend by loss Of appetite, dsorered stomach
aud generally impaired health, Every means had
failed 10 give me any permanent relieL aud length
became 80 alarming that | was really Nhaid OF going
about wi bout an attendant In this melancholy con.
diion waited personally upOn Mr Hughes, Chemist,
HAr eeh Tor the purpose OF consulting HIN as 10 what
I he'd better do he kindly recommended your Pills,
tiled them without delay, aud after taking them Tor
shOr, time ON happy To bear testimony TO- their won
dcrlul efficacy I am now restored 10 perfect health,
and enabled 10 resume my usual duties, You are at
liberty 10 publish this letter IN any way You may think
proTer. lam, Sir, your obedienl servant,
Jo"'S b 'Ssg sTs Of y2 bhSP EEofo
Extract oCa Ertlr from E,Ood Ro,r'y, Esq, Of IHdia
WoiE, T0bdgO, dated ,Sprii STA, 1872.
To Professor HoI LoWAW
DEAN sal deem Il a duty owe 10 you and the
public al large, 10 Inform YOU Of most miraculous re
eoYery e. m hat dteadOl dis, ase, DNorSY, aud which,
under Cod, was Effected by your invaluable Pulls
waA tapped i've ines within eight Months, and skill
fully treated by two medical practitioners, but could
Mt get cured ua had recourse TO your remedy, aud
not " outstanding all had undergone this miraculous
medicine cured the in the course OF six weeks.
(Sgued) EDWARD RowLEY,
iNFALLlBl.E CURE OF A STOMACH COM
PLAlNT, WITH lNOlG &SrtON AND VIOLENT
HEAD. ACHES,
EEtrsd Of a Letter from nv y. G0trsn, Chemist, Of
Clifton, NsOr B'Siot, dated Jelly l4A, 1892,
To Professor HoLIowAY;
DEAR S,R-l am rCqu sted by Lady named Thorn
as Just arrived FROM the West Indies, 10 Ocquaint YOU
thai Tor period Of eight years, herself and family suit
(cred from continual bad health arising from disorders
The liver and stomach Indigestion, Loss OF Appetite
violent Headaches, pains in the side, weakness aud
general debility for which she consulted the most
iRenl men Ia the colony, but without any beneficial re
sult al last she had RECOURSE to your Invaluable Pills
which in Vsrj short time effected great change
fer the better, that she continued them and the whole
family were restored TO health aud strength, Further
she desires me TO saw, that she has witnessed their
iraSr!nary virtues in those complaints incidental 4
children, particularly in cases al Measles and SealA
nG having effected positive cures oIthCsc diseases will
no other tmedy, (SignCd) y. GOWEN.
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All Wool DE LANES.
Flhk, creCn' blue, black and mode, sc.
Silks.

fancy ngmCd, at pc 81, SllO. 81 Is, and 81 e5 Flor.
enee silks all eolor, GeughOuS, a: l2leCS2Ee, swiss
mus IN Victory lawn, Jaconet, Dard muslin, Enbroi,
dctd SWISS, Capnct, piece supsr6ns, White Dsm.
~ French wogkug cotton, linen aoSS.
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Where a club OF twelve subscribers ;" al.
us fifteen dollars, copy extra will be fur.
nished to the agent or getter.up OF the club,
or to any address no may designate. Al
these terms, the "home magazine" will be,
for the amount Of sA0lce reading matter
furnished, tie cheOpestmonihly publication
in the United States.
For three dollars, copy each Of the
I"llome Gazette" and "Home Magazine"
will be sent one year.
In making up clubs, il may frequently be
desirable To unite IN single club both
"hOMO magazine" and ''home gazette" sub.
scrbers, This can DO done by alvyovs nm.
king tho club price to the mage zine SShscri,
Der one dollar twenty-five cents, no matter
what the size Of the club NAV DO The
extra copy to the getter.up Of Tho Club, IL
all such eases can 30 the gaae,te or maya,
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BcragC DE T1aines

Fashionable Styles cOc, CSC, 9st, and S3e' for mper
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Persons wishing 70 buy stoves, Should give ~ eaH
and examine our new patterns Of
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Hosiery and Gloves;

French Embroidered CollNvs, Underslseyss, and I,
G, Hnde'ehcils' Linen HSndGerehe,C a, l2e Ia A0c,
Embroidered do, 90 Silk Wells, al s., 30; Common,
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SundrieS.

Paper combriCS all eolcrS, Irish linens pillow case DO
Russia linen Sheeilng, 81, zoe; bleaehed shselinR
l0i ard ls l. Table Diaper, IA; BeAehed Muslns,
Blown Sheeirg A'AaSSc' Snper6ne "a Ticking, 2Sc,
Good \, At Inc, Co,iouades and nshins 70" Chi.
dIenS w'NL al l2e@2se; A Biays Linen.
A complete assortment of
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Silk ESCrnIes.

Most beautiful patterns and Cashi enable styles, ase,
Csc, ASc' Satin striped both ways, SSe, plain, pink,
Niue aud black, i0c fancy silk tissues, Soei black, do
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LAWNS.

30 ps from the celebrated factory Of Hartmann, 100
So Foucy Fashionable Bingham Lawn, sSe; Painted
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-05

made by Democratic members to the "fact'ous
course" of minority Of Democrats ~ the Leg
islature IN attempting as it was alleged too con
troll a majority IN reference To the arrange
rnens in the Congressional Districts. DO am
mated and of SO angry character was the de
bate that the Speaker had more than once to
interfere In restrain 'members from lndnlgln
in personalities Mr.. Jackson OF ID. and T.
was opposed 10 the appointment of a confer
ence committee or to any compromise on the
subject Of the House blll and The senate
substitute. Rather than yield 10 the ''dIctn
ton" of what he termed small minority oi
the Democratic party in the Legislature, he
preferred failure to p1ssthe bill at all, aud the
election of / } members of Congress at the
next election in this State by general ticket
Tie discussion was arrested by the previous
question and The House by large majority
ordered the Speaker TO appoint a conference
committee 10 meet the committee Of the Sen
ate. And then The House ad Jou- ned.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-05
The Bedford Democracy.

Yesterday Republican Confirms the pro-
eeed:ngs Of democratic meeting held IN Bed
ford. the 2Sth ult.. at which resolutions were
adopted: appointing delegates to District
Convention 10 be holden in this city. the 22nd
Of this month, 10 nominate candidate Tor the
Board Of Public Works: approving the course
of Hon. Paulus Powell and compllmentlng
his fidelity and ability; (daro we ask how the
latter was sbownD and declaring that the
course of Mr.. Brown, their senator and Mess
rs Goode and Davis, their delegates, com
mands their "warmest APPRECIATION Let the
reader stick pin lherel The Democracy OF
Bedford solemnly resolve that the coarse of
each OF these gentlemen deserves the "loarm'
est appreciation" OF their constituents Now
what was the course Of eachl Let the Bed
ford Sentinel answer" Gonde and Davis
went their full lcngthto prescribe every Wing
holding Office in the Common wealth. They
voted to turn Brown aud Richardson out Of
oflicc, while Senator Brown voted to keep
Auditor Brown in. Yet, Mr.. Trbble, (he
mover of the resoiuton,( and his squad cordial
~ "approye the course" Of al three. Goode
voted in favor of loan TO the S. SIDE Railroad
Brown and Davis both voted against it,
Mr. Tribble however, with boundless ampli-
tude ofbeneyoleoca, solemnly favors both sides
of The question. aud equally approves the
OF all The Bedford delegates, notwith
standing they stood face to face in opposition
10 each other, upon this. and nearly every otn
er question brought before them. Goode vo.
ted in favor of an appropriation to The Virginia
and Tennessee Ralroad--Brown voted even
against that Yet, Mr. Tribblc and his corpo
rails guard stand ready to"approve the course
Of both, and swear that their liability and fl.
deity" us cyinced by their course has been
truly rcmarkalic."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-05
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE
FRIDAY, April |.
House.
April 9Th, 1858.


Amendments of the Senate to a bill provd-
ing for the enrolment of the Militia by the
Commissioners of the Revenue the abolition
Of musters and a reorganization OF the Voun.
teer corps were agreed To.
Amendments of the Senate to a bill incor
porating the Independent Bank of Liberty, in
Bedford county, were disagreed to.
A Senate bill requiring an oath to be taken
and bond to be given before a license Ger.
rfcate shall be granted to retail ardent spirits
" as read the first and second times and re
fcrred to the Committee of Courts of Justice.
n Senate bill authorising the Caswell Plank
Road Company to extend their road 10 the
town OF Danville and also from Milton in North
Carolina to some point on the Richmond and
Dnnville railroad was taken up on the motion
of Mr.. Townes and passed.
A-Senate bill Incorporating the Clar<s and
Warren Turnpike Company was also passed
ayes 70, noes %
Mr.. Massey according to order submitted
the report of the majority and the minority Of
the Special Committee appointed some time
since To enquire into the charter and affairs Of
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
MIR. Nj. moved 10 lay said reports on the ia.
BILE, and to have them printed.
On this motion long discussion ersued-
after which the House agreed to lay the re.
ports on the table and have them printed
A bill arranging the counties of the State
into Congressional districts with substitute
of the Senate therefor was taken up and Mr..
Barbour moved that the House adhere ty their
disagreement to the Senate's substitute The
vote was taken,and the House adhered to their
disagreement-ayes 6S noes GO; and Mr.. Bar
bour was ordered to inform the Senate there
Of
Subsequently message was received from
tie Senate informing the House of the appoint
ment of a conference committee, by The Sen.
ate on the subject of the disagreement of the
two Houses on the Congressional district bill.
A motion was made that the House appoint
similar committee to confer with the Senate's
committee.
% this motion a long and exciting discus
sion ensued, in which frequent reference was
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-05
New York Appointment

The following is correct list of the New
York appointments, made Ivy the President.
For Collcctor. -Danicl S. Dickinson, of
Broome County. x.Senatof-Hunker.
For Naeal OGcer.-Hermon J. Redf, Id of
Genesce County, x.State-Scnator-IIun
er.
For Mary Agent-Conrad Swackhomcr. of
Kings County. ex Member Of tho Legislature
-IIunltct.
For assistant Treasurcr-Johhn A. Dix ex.
Senator I}urnburncr.
Fer District AAo,rcy-.Char'es O'Connor
-Hunker.
For MusAo1-Abram 7. IIlycr-Hunk-
or.
Far Posimaaer-T. V Fowler-Barnbur.
ntr.
This arrangement IS generally thought to be
distastefu To Marty, and as indicating that the
slippery attorney from Massachusetts, has more
Of the ear of majesty tn an tho Premier. The
New York Express arrives at a different con-
cluson and Considers it a great coupd' efak on
the part Of old PATcuED BREEouEs. Eek Sen.
alor Dickinson,it says, is his enemy aud he has
buried him, not in tomb exactly but in a
living La2aretto, where he is sure to die in the
end, from the tormeRts of office seekers and
from the responsibilities of his position. He
demorallzes him by removing him from dis.
interested position To the mere distribution of
pills among some thousands orrampant, rag
ing men whose hunger could not be appeased
If he had whercwiihal to appease it, but for
" hom in fact he has not even half n bone a.
piece. If he accepts, therefore, he is a
ruined politician ;and if he does not, why "Nlr.
Marcy has been generous, and offered him
one of the best places in the Cabinets girt,"-
Schell and cohort are got rid Of by substitute
ola higher rank than Schell.
Then ex-senator Dix, a man Of mark in his
way, and probable rival of Gov. Marcy in
his State aspirations, is shelved in the New
\ DIRK Sub-Treasury; converted into an lnspec-
tor ofan iron safe with six or seven millions of
gold in it, but with the suspicion attached to
him that he takes the office for six thousand a.
year and the consequent political demoraliza-
ton.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-05

E The Wings of Tennessee are preparing
vigorously for the ensuing State election. A
State Convention of the party is to meet at
Nashville in April to select candidate for
Governor and the local press bring reports of
numerous county assemblages held as preIim.
naries to that proceeding. In all the resolutions
that We have noticed, emphasis is laid upon the
necessity of forbearance and harmony, to Sc,
cure and perpetuate successfully the principles
for which Tennessee Wings have battled long
and in The main successfully.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-05

The Union makes NJ. EygRerr leader,f
mol le leader, Of the Wing party. No better
purer. more accomplished statesman-no FIR
mer patriot-no truer A merican republican says
the Alexandra Gazette. can be found IN the
country. We would willingly see him head
ing the Wing phalanx. In judgement, dis
erection, soundncss, aud liberal yet conserVa.
tive sentiments. we have great confidence. II
is fortunate for the country that such man IS
in the national councils. Even his political
opponents must respect his character, ad.
mIe his talents, and do justice to his integrity
We believe that The Democratic party, them.
selves, pleased that Edward Everett. is in
the Senate Of the United States-lor the sake
Of The country.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-05

The Washington correspondent of the New
York Journal of Commerce, writing under date
of the Goth ultimo, says:-l have now positive
information that the International Copy Right
Treaty will not be acted upon at this session of
the Senate, nor even reported upon, nor the
injunction of secrecy removed in regard to it,
Thus, we shall be still at loss as to the pre-
clse terms OF the treaty, which have never been
divulged.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-05
candidates for Office.

Mr.. Edil0r Please announce TO The voters ct the
city of Lynchburg, that GRANVILLE JoRpAS, ESD viii
he run f1r the off, of High Constable on Tuesday next
the 9Th inst II i. unnecessary say anything OF his
qualifications 10 h said Office, he has acted in the
capacity of both Sheriff aud Constable for many years in
the County Of Campbell with entire satisaction,and We
recommend him as "A suitable man and efficient obeel
should h. be elected. MANY VOTERS
Anri1-d9t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-04-05

From the tenor of a conversation in the Sc
nate on Thursday a motion to adjourn sine
die on Saturday it may be Inferred that the
the body will be required by Executive bus
mess TO continue in session part, at least, if
not the whole Of this werksupposng it posi-
bls, that is, to keep quorum ofth members
present-of " hich the appearanceoftho SEN
ate is said 10 authorize some doubt