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BOOKS, sc
NEW BOOKS NEW BOOKS !

-sTgz1 NEW BOOkoi NJ" D|OA>0-
ZsLzLzzD Is. PAYNE has To- lay Peped The i"t
SH-H.X ng woiks;
40 l. rs Asoung lady 81 Hiritn''nd, V.
Va eniiar's History ut the CITY oi New ierk.
Aleaurs and Sermons ii tie Rev. NJ David cit ms
.ianafy. Riclnnen1, Va.
Hi.tar, Of y iyer Cromwell: by NJ. tiuiznt.
rhere's Narrative,
TIE Lswyers srry
Srrt Ma1e.taiian. Esatn ie anu BSl lained q, Dds
n rgarrf. or Pr iadiee y Home.
Aud War: by Jomin~
The atncom Of Ramei by W. J. Kiss
Aatal iostapty af 81 A-tress- Mr. hawuii.
SAIL. SIS 81 Sketches If be Irish Bar.
The Apocalypse Unveiled. ' i.
I. fe nnd Labor. af 81 Augustine.
Encyclopedia 81 P'rs all Adventures Of Travellers
Hunters and Sailors
Cruise Of he ortb Star,
The Winter Lodge.
Tie Sout cru Farmer and Matk,t Gardner.
Heoek's Field-Bo L ftr Railroad Engineers,
Busy Mpvemen.s of IN Iii. Woman,
Tho Seventh Census u. $3.50.
may lG-is
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CLOTHING AND FANCY GOODS.
VERY IMPORTANT
Sfiwler. McElderrY a Go.

TTAyE rcoeised another lot Of those elegant and du'
IL rable DRAP DIET E COATS They are
te, iaiey the most desirable coas that can be
possible worn, much so TINT they are heid N hg he
s,;ra,,;on :, ti,e South than the finest broad cloth.
To very large gentlemen woHia say thai "" csn
AMI. them in sire to from So 4n ~ and 20 breast mef
ure Also every article in the way IT Cotton, Linen
liauze Silk and Merino Shirts. Also most excellent
article of Shrunk Linen Goats and Pants very hand
sone an;cle As ENGLEDOVE.
80. ia,s far Stirler McElietry & Go.
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Lyncbburg Furnishing Marer00m.

ID r. LlGGAN \ son, uphol ssrs. es.sEss.:ys
h. sterer., Papei hangers, Mat szsa.ss..sssffA
Tres. and kope Manufacturers. Man *
Street Two Dsors below tire Market hou-e LyncibLIg
Va keep con.i a0ily on hand and make orcr Cufl
ed Hair Lhuck NJ, s. Cotton. Woodland spiral sping
Mattresses NJ d Rope Of every de-ctiItin
We have in employment some first rate Cab
mel Wnr linen: and intend keep hand surf ~ of
FURNITURE. Of our avn make md also Noithrn man
facfnre-surh Bureaus Spfas Wardrobrs. Btdseads,
Chairs Double md Single Lounges,-l000 Bead, oas
now on md. We ASK to attention OF MI sho navy
want articles in our line and pledge ourse i
IN rs reasonable terms as can lie obtained in t-
other market. ~ ecia attention given To the IT,
pairing # Furniture (un d6c's)
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sOUTH-sIDE RAILROAD
Ia la g E;:.sa.l


A PASSENGER TRAIN OF CARS leaves The D,
IA pot, in Peter shurg every day. Sunday cxceIlu
at O'Clock, A NJ, ani arrives Burkevile at the Il
trrfeetion OF the Richmond and Daavillc kaiI-lta
at 10 eioek,A. connecting by that Road with Aless
T. fagg X Cos Smge Lie for Charlotte Court iinus
Halifax Cour House, DhlviIc and Greensboro, n [
aud arriving at Fariye at ll30. A. NJ. conneclia
there with M"ssrs. Flagg Caldwell & Co.'S Stage Lin
for Lynchhurg.
Returning, the tain leaves FarmviIe at |, P N
ntd burkevdr at q, p. M arriving IL Petersburg il
Tine tor the trains going North South conHeaiag
every Tuesday and Friday with the Apponlauox Rail.
hoadwttI The sp' ndid stea nshps Roanoke md james
'wh ton w-Nolk, which leave City Point at R NJ
and every Wednesday IN steamships for Philadep aia
which leave City Point IA. the same hour
ssergers nreierring in Petersburg the over
hlsh, can take the morni, North at ID, A. "
The james River Boats for Old / INT, Norfolk and Ban
more at 8. A. M, the fo.the South, at'y oeo
A. u.
Arrangements have been made by which through li's
els between the following poIts 'mU7 be procured
tile annexed iutes:
between Petersburg and Lynehburl through in
u'tt'eh hours, ----..---- ----.--:-.. =
Between Pelefsturg and the Swee, Sulphur
oPrIhg> through IN TWO days.
brtween Petersburg and " hile Snlplnlr 81 ms,
through in two days. --..---.-- u
between Petersburg Danye, through in twen'
iy-t"nr hours, Observation-Disclosures. >
Betw' en- Petersburg q ee sbor..', n. @, thlo
III Two days .-.-----.----.. ~
Between Petersburg and Salisbury. N 9 Through
IA three ddys.-- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. !"
between Petersburg and Charlotte, -..--....sS
freight train leaves the Petersburg Depot eye
Monday. "Wednesday aad Friday morning at 6, A. NJ
returns the same days. Any person wishing to see
iah's Il freight can obtain freight list by calling D
IA" Agent at the Petersburg Depot.
der3 Is E. l. WALL Sdpf
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Franklin Cloth and Clothing House.
MAIN STREET LYNCHBURG, VA,

(oprosirs THE cAHrLL BousE.)
cnti,e new stock of CLOTHS GASSIMERES,
"A and yESTiNGS, Genirmcn's furnishing goods.
Ac &c Alsea large stock Of Ready Made Cloth
ing which for beauty Of style and elegance Of furnish
is unsurpassed by any establishments in the Northern
cities Particular regard will be naid to shrinking Of
Hll summer goods that TO b washed.
Clothes Mode 10 Order
large AMI varied stock Of Cpth., Cssaimcres and
fesiings made 10 order short notice The best Of
workmen employed in making up work. We shall
al all hmes study 10 pleose
Mode Of Doing Business;
Selling geoa goods al kon p,ises = enable os 10 curry
this system Ia good faith il viii he ubsnlulely nee
essay. adopt the following rules. from whichihe pub
lie viii derive equal benefit with ourselves fr.t-To
EcoSosisE TIsE--io abatement ia the prices asked
for eoods the pce, asked the lowest they be
sold at. This vii enable sllesmaa TO do the work
OF the old plan OF axis onr third more thnn
they would he willing sell Tor. To sgLt ron cAsn,
sho,t terms, by special agreement which will en-
able buy goods principally for cash, winch we
do pen cheaper than those who buy
IL will also from 10 Is per cent. for collecting,
which will enable sell goods 81 least hat much
shear than those houses that sell an long time.
" Those rho pay wH aet hare 10 pig fer ttoss rho
do nor pay. GLASS * RAtNF,
naay 10 ] Dfxos, Az
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l.,s,, SOMETHING NEW & BEAUTIFUL

A..s,. SOMETHING NEW & BEAUTIFUL.
IhfsfFR A. VILLA Ms culls attention his.new.
ksJqf beauiiin varied assortment al Payer Book.
4SzszJ wlirhhe ha just received aud which lie 80
jccted I'm elf IT. the Northern .iie- bun few da
ngo; together With large stock nf flel. giral I'D
Mdrellareuas warhs. cunsis ing Of all TIE latest
mot inferesIiHg works of tn day.
The f1llpwi, ire sumo nt then:
Russia Shores by Oiphunt.
Maps of Europe,
Sketches Of Gteoce and Turkey,
Siimnn's I rayrl- IN Europe
Lie aud Writings of Andrew Brondn,
Thrilling Adventures by Land end Sea-
he Dsrarded Daughter,
Reverie- Of u Batelnlor.
Mrs. Bro - ming Poems,
u ,tUry of ireland,
frof j bn Randolph Of Roanoke, by ilughA Garland,
Woman in France. by Julia kavanaugh.
Woahr and her Master. by + ,deriek Smith;
Together with beautiful seee ton OF iancy nrtie
writing desks, til springs; large toek 81 mt
sic, pupcr hangiaes aud peliumery Of every kind aud
such nj, carrot fail 10 pleuse All he asks Il
rs... 81, irsute sales. mny ~
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rRANKLlN.wh oicsalc

XNTBLSON "a FRANKLIN wv hOicsalc
Wv AND RETAIL GROCEhS AND COMMlS
sian Merchants ia the Granite Front Blu .ing.
few dnnls nln,vo the Merchants Bnuh, Main Street.
LNnehhnIg, ' NOW receiving their spring supply,
10 which they invite the attention their freads and
tltr public gen,mk-
20 bhde O o and ST Sugars,
30 bbl- Retired Coffee do
3" 3" Chriied and Pulv"rsed do
l0A y Nes l.onf du
10 bids Crn>had do
10 binds Cuba aud O Monsses
20 hbls n d Sngn-huuse Sirrup
100 ga lis Rio aud LaRpiru Cn,co,
- Superior Brown Java do
&ennine Moe, do
Chests G L, lupcriu and BInck Teas
} ricrce. Nrw Crop Rice
300 Sles sole Leather, heavy aud ligh weights.
bales Shoe Thread,
5n00 lbs liaie Cotton, assorted numbers,
) bales Cotton natts,
100 Sacks Salt,
20 tons Couptry and Trrdeear Rolled Iron, asS'd
1000 b. Blsicred Steel
1000 lbs Cast aud Shear Steol,
5hoNos patent Axes. different blunls,
200 he S Nails assorted
! y " Horse Shoes
! 100 lbs llolse Sh ,e Nails,
- best Nlyn Scotia Grind Stones
80 boxes Sperm aud Aduwoetinc Candies,
! 20 lurpcnho Soap,
! 90 Ibis Mnckerd,
20 " Tanners OIL
10 000 lbs good Fanil, Bacon,
| 100 bushels Coverseed
! Ginger Spice, Pepper, Chockolute, Alum. Satpctor
| Soda, Starch Coppcras Indigo, Nader, large stock
| of Cotton Osn5btrgs, Brown Dc,nesti, s. Smple Dry
| Goods aud grat many other articles TOO tedious to
mention. all of whch they offer sell the very best
terms or 20 give neNchange for country produce.
IN
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Again i'm the Market

A MOTHER lot of those superior shrnhk Military
N Canvass Cents aud E.sis,
LAWYERS a. DOGTERS
VIII find a heuu nj lot of English Satin Goats,
Black Brown, ID NIB, and White. also some handsome
Pongee Goats and Vests heaboye articles wash beau
tifaily please call and see them
ma, 80 sTI6LER. McELDERRY & co.
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fEyIE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST RE.
4 specially call the attention of the citizens al
ynchurg and the adjoining country.to his large and
* splendidassortmcnto al BOOTS, SHOES. <AN3
~ CATERS. &c, of his GHN MAKE.
-<ss ab1 which are WARRANTED OF THE BEST QUAIL,
~ AND uF SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP
Persons wishing 10 hive good and durable Boot -
Shoe for the present season, will do well to call mo,
am determined please, both regards qualil /,
md price.
Don't forget o call atthe store three doors above tie
Franklin Hotel, aud Immediately opposite the Citizens
Savings Bank. T. +. GRlMALDl.
dec LIS
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FOR NEW YORK.
H. $. Mad Line per tLe SPLENDID S9EAHSHH
jamestown and Roanoke!

FON NEW kOKA
H. $. Mod Line per tLe SPLENDID SYEANSHfi'S
jamestown and Roanoke!
fEHE new and elegant .ide wheel steam sysIgs--r
ship MESTOWN, (Captq Parrish ssss<<N=ss-z"
will leave Petersburg via City Point, every ihesh>
Evening, and the ROANOKE, Capt. Cayendy,) every
Friday Evening. for New york
Passage and fare fram Petersburg, including
gtnte Rooms $40 90
stac,,pe na..nr. III
For speed comfort aud safety these Steamships M
xcrlled by none on the eolst and travellers will fad
The most peasnnt route Ia the north, they will there
y avoid the dust and frequent changes Of thu Railroads.
~ Tickets i.sLeda Yy ofIire Sycamore Streft
sAM'L. q. BAPTIST. dgt PeiersbmR
IEy- A passenger lrnin leaves the AppomultoN dePo
rveiy Tuesiuy and Friday half pBst O'Clock. ?.
10 connect with the Steamships ut City Point fassen.
gers by the Suuthside Railroad viii reach Petersburg 10
Tine 10 tn.,e the cars ioi the steamers. y CID.
july li-ts
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LADY's NEW FASHION BOOK

Nm the - / every motth Is published price I'd
W cents + 'nnk lie lies l. die Go2ette OF Pali.,
Lo ldou ant New York Fashions, containing 100 En-
cravings al the Newest Styles of Ladies aud Cnild ems
Hats Caps, Dresses, Mantas, &c, full size Paper
Pattern Of n Manln lalgs Sheet o. Patterns md ID
sciltop # CT che W r>, Articles on Relieve Leuthe
Work, Velvet Paintings, &c, EntrItniring Lit.1ar
Matter, Tales &c. Novelette, by Mrs. Ann Stephens
Als0--Each Pnrt contains II New Song Pi,ce 81 Mn
sic Arrangement. ib,e been comp eted ia Paris
whereby the Newest Designs will nppe in this Work
mcpth before tho Paris Fashion Books received
by the steamer.
Part issued January lst, 1854, and has been
reprinted sis different times in oIdr. la ct the demand
MI the back numbers b. obtaued The color ed
Plate is alone wetl money than is charged for
the whole Pant.
EXTRACTS From TIE PAPERS.
III is b, far the best Fashion Book issued in hi, coun
try Wecorlially recommend ~. Y Daay Times
ak SHE highest rank am NJ all journals of it, class"
N, y. 1Jitthc. This is uperb work. b iran.
script 1t is the best record Of The Fashion nov pub
is'ed" Sunday Times, Phi}ddeiPhia.-'.lt confirms
all the newest Fusons, and colored Plate Of great
beauty "-Home JomAal
One copy. yenr. So; two do, So four do 50 One
coryo the Gazette, and copy # Ilarpe. Patnam'
or Graham's Magazine, year -.
flee Nn 81 hn street New York, and Tor sale by
all Booksellers in the United Slaies and Canndas.
Hpl 10 d3m
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Summer Arrangement,
e % ss 9 7sEs
VA. a. TENN. RAILROAD.
Increased Speed and Chance of Honts

an and inter- Monday Aprl 81. IT,, Exnreu all
~ ahd Passenger Train will leave I.yurlhurr ds,.
texccW Sun'ays) at7A NJ. aud uni,e at Big Spring al
I0i a Nj.
Returning l"ayo Big spriagai3 45'P. NJ and ar
rive in l,nehbur at 7. T. NJ
St"Ppug each wf. ony u, Forest. Goodies. l.oaf.
Liberty, Oak Maea lisbon. Rufurd's. foasack !.
Gish'S Mill, BIZ Lii X, Salem, Dya's. Thuniis ami
Spring. THOS. SHARP Geul Sur,
mares Is
BLANKS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE
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Lynchburg, Sept % 1853. :
From m intimate acquaintance with Mr.. Geo q.
Cnrc, feel confident lint the l'iedf1 Works un,l.
his management, will fully mnu'am lis reputation
making Rai Rond Cars Is well rs in any and ell u !.
branches of mechural operations.
JNO. ROBIN McDANLEI. PrcsiLclL
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Cheap New Goods---Second Supply.
DlLLAHD n OGDEN,
Gr0cers 4 Commission Merchants,

Otter for Sale a Large Stock of Groceries
NONSlS L. u part of the following articles New
~ Oicans. Port' Rico aud Coffee Sugars; lava La
gu}ra and Rio Co1ee Iron. Stre, and Nail, of every
NarietN For ign md Domestic Liquors; mrgr as .ort,
ment OF staple DyG DDS Hats, Cap. Boots S oes and
indeed every variety Of goods usually kept in Grcrry
house h"tr stock - the largest II il has ever
been their pleasure t" offer the public Feeling oon.
hde they can scili low p, ny house in CITY, they
,e>feep y solicit all from their friends and the nu
lie generally, before purchasing.
WM. DI'LARD.
WIN II OGDEN
"f'o !" q rn,ite the Faiihef - Bank
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Robert Early, Stisle,, Neil leny x Co .
T. A, Atkinson, Baker 4 C,avey,
Simpson 4 Bro Bnrror CHS ShRier, & Co
john i. Wright. b. Sumpier,
Philip ". Payne, Glass &. Rainc,
Jno. G. Meem, 7. l. Dudley
VIM. Sitter, & Nj. Gurgenheimcr.
AGREE ~ McOanuhun @. Morse,
Mcdonald x Peters VIM. b. x G. Fisher.
&. NJ. Ruekcr, Il. Stablcr \ CO.,
7. Il, Gibbs. trustee of A. Boyd,
Baptist Church, w. I Anderson & Co...
Rosser x cawthon, Homer, Watson Il Co,
Norve House. McDanie, Hurt Il Preston,
Chas ]. Ice, Thos Sharp.
Warwick House. Gent Sup. of R r..
w " Lei,wcl \ Bro, Fre,wdl g. Hall,
Washington House, D. u. PaYc,
D. A. Langhorne Hatcher h LOCKWOOD.
Jas M Boyd, }Wariens of st Poul's
Sam. W Shelton, SChurch.
Those wishing to Introduce Chs cun certain the
cost and any other Information r"spe, ting it, by apply
ngto L T.. HOPPER SUI eripi, ndent
may iSdts
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!. DIUGUrD a. SONS.

fINIsE sUBSCISfREIss having obtained tn,
exclusive right ofreltiiing Fisl's Metallic Bdrirl
Uases, TAXI IL smethod ofinfomngtbe people oi Lynch
burg nal The surrounding country tint they have now il
their ,knre Mnn street. lot of the abuveGa
u different siEes Ii would be dieIlt pzk To gvt
adequuic Impression oftheso Gases withont person
inspection: they are perfect, air tigh and ndestnc
.blc aud for projecting aud preserving the Dead, i
dinary nierments for vaults for poftntion
superior toanythng at the kind before invented. Those
unfortunate enough To need the above Cusos can be-
~nlied by &. DlBGulD& SONS.
'ertakine Ia the usunl arylcalso promptly attend
81 Ia. s. ~ SONS.
DURE TABLE osLS-Brlcaux ind tn.
u cauy, iu.i received by X STABLER& co.
ma, dSets
INsU, fish I've have On iand complete as
Il sortmcnt OF FISH, insisting nf
40 hof & whole bb-. No Clipped Carolina Herring,
40 " aud 3" ID. Family Roe "
IS nj " -" 10 Clipped Novn Scotia "
20 Eight Quarter bill. No | Mnel,ar'l,
10 bbi=. M NJ tekaic.
All pfwhich wewill sell o% Cal at
may 26 fAcNnERs X GaBY'S.
lGuT, H.aGmT-A supp, al flesh Cam.
rhene and Burning Fluid. cnn'mnty on hand nnd
Tor salr by JOHN II, SEAN ~ co,
may lG Dtuegis'
rI'EsE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RE
SrECTFl LILY ruil The attention al heir FRIENDS
and the public generally to heir stock al Hoo s. SHOES
IA llnts Caps, Trunks Can II I}ags aud aI-esi IA
III among which VIII BIZ fund j Mics .nssA
r.% SOM dress Bouts, 18th arfrU variety at Ludie.,
Misses aud Childrcn.' Gsiica. Bnsklr., slipper. and
Ties afnll co ots and szes We believe W. can say
with safety that stock i ln aud as complete :
an, Tint has ever been Offered nth4 marketall 81 whr
viii be plea ,ei To shaw all who may tnytr will
n cali, mud be sure to ook al our Canton tuts
npl / dts fRETW Eli 4 HALL.
VEAsT POWDERS. a suppl, OF Pa, Ton
Il n Mcril = aud Dunkro's Nenst Pow iers. Jus Il
| hnnd nnt Tor sale by JOHN II. SEAY \ co.
NIL I7.ta
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THE unir. signed having had charge &c the above
Works from - ncnrement under the turr q,
prurrilur. Mai A Ellison Ir; asks Ia say to the
Rail Ruad pub c that he la, engaged with the rre.e.
Proprietor will continue il rna,sue, mont hof PING
pis long 'fience ia Rail Dad works ard
lenun the work entrusted him, u merit TIE APP
probation aud liberal patronage oi tie public
A NETT ErON, NaH0sf,.
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GAS LIGHTS.

1--WE Lync burg Gas Light Company nre now fully
Il prepared To furnish Stores, Churches Factories
oni private families with Gas ofa snperin qualify
Whether nsder the hriliaucy 81 the light, free
dom from erything caleulhrd soil rooms furniture
carpets, s cheapncss it is far superior any Other
gld in WE beg ienye invc attention Ia The
following reeomme nduton OF few o those WHO have
tested its qualities.
The i,ersigned, who nre u.ing Gas manufactured Mt
the LyRehburg Gas orks, take pleasure in recommend
ing II to citizens NJ large, being better, ehuner
and cheaper than any other l we have used consider
inc Ihn II of linlll nhtninrd
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PIEDMONT WORKS. Lynchburg, Va.
RAILROAD CAR MANUFACTORY.
"a 90 . |. a. sssss


PASSENGER, FREIGHT, BAGGAGE, PosT-oFFIcE, DUMP
MADE ORDER
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TUE attention Of TURNER'S also invited to Il ose
Works. A. hers will be kept always and all kinds II,
Agricultural Implements,
ay, Plows llarnws, Cul Yaors, Corn Shelters, Chu
ii various prte aud of the nrvrd and a -,
st, Aud Hay Presses and cyrrytb ne necessary Tar
agricultural purposes Farmers may rely IN getting IT,,
good is these Works "a they can at tie No.,
any otler works, md at Northern rrices
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FgVHESE WORKS have be- set in operation iiE
1 nil the latest hap,opcd Machiny for Wood and
IL IN work, and upon scale commensurate with tho
y It's of the $ outh and West for Car construction
More than hundred oil all description have
Ia, i Roai.
Presidents aud Engineers OF Rail Roads respect
lily ngit ii TO bestow therratrounge they may
" ppm ayiog their work finished in stict plinnce
". u "a swn plans and i aMings; after tie most
#,3vs plans Construction, prices satisfactory
Southern Esail-ks0ads
: ID. - i9nger be compelled obtain tfcr Cars from
i, snlgoct To large expense and is Of Trans
rortata.n. GEO. q. CURLE ProprSefor.
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RAILROADS, &C.
Virginia and Tennessee Railroa5

an an / ailerthe Goth ins. NJ ileipbt will
" Ell at the Depo in Ign hbufg Tor hi III if
after o'clock P NJ, until the 1t da, Of Nav .."T,
fmn Hut time u'ul Tie i,td 'y Of Oftober aeA, n
viii he received hitsi u clock Pm - none
Shippers will observe thai n,frlcs received G i.
mtit under this arrange tnent Will meet with H. up
dispatch they would under the present arr 'uhe
articles received ai'er o'clock ere never
any sooher That those reserved the heat ,ity " 'h
A J. BLACK
feb 20ts D.,
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by the author of Robert Reimcrs Let ers IN irfying
from Prudential Molise-," Kate Harper Dr. Il.
A. NORRIS PUBLISHER.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-10-04
4 4a5S5 !. ! %4 1 IEi, Committee
Hon. Henry Wilson, Natick.

NATIcK, Sept. Is, 1854.
Gentemon:-Your note, officially inform
ing me that the Convention which assembled
at Worcester on the seventh instant, had nom
mated me as candidate for the office of Gov
ernor of Massachusetts, was this day received.
l gratefully accept the nomination thus ten
dered to me by gentlemen who, disregarding
previous party ties, have united, in order to
meet the issues which the slavery propaganda
lists have imposed upon the American people.
The recent aggression of the slaveholding
oligarchy has impressed upon the public mind
the conviction that the existing political or
CARNATIONS are unfit to deal with the impor-
tant issues now before the country. In many
of the States, these effete organizations are
disappearing, and their members are joining
in the movement which is to shape, | trust,
the future of the Republic. The descendants
of that sturdy Puritan race, Which from the
beginning Of our history, has been ever prompt
and resolute in the defence of liberty, should
now be foremost in the effort to overthrow the
domination of the slave power in America
l deeply deplore the results of those perverse
councils that have partially thwarted the ell
deavors that were earnestly made to unite the
people of Massachusetts on this momentous
question.
The resolutions of the Worcester Conven.
ton embrace a system of Constitutional, Ma
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its own citizens and to enforce its own laws.
Massachusetts is not subject province but a
sovereign member Of the Confederacy, and
her own honor and the safety of her people
demand the enactment of new statutes for the
protection of personal freedom, as well as the
firm enforcement Of those which already ex
ist The scenes exhibited in the city of Bos-
ton on the recent occasion Of the rendition of
an alleged fugitive from Slavery. demonstrate
the necessity of A vigorous maintenance of tbe
laws of the Commonwealth. on the mart of
the State authorities. If elected Governor of
Massachusetts. | shall deem if NV dutv f., 500