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WATCH CASE LOST-Sl0 REWARD
w Lost the s,h inst. the cAss Of an old tsAooet
GOLD WATCH The fndrr will receive the above rerri'
BY ssvinF the L. Reyerne BARGE Ofee, loot OF " a
hsl-sI New-YSrk.
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Nfm Qnblifatione.

L + II III + ID T / . NJ
l. TX: MARvELs NEW WORK
+ u ID q T. d O y q S.
being Tory Fudse Record OF the BY ik Marvel With
illustrate n By Darcy. vols l9Do ~
Jusi tutli,bsd by CHARLES sCRIByER,
No. l45 Nassau o. New York.
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fine Arts.

DUBLIC NOTICE.-In consequence of the
popularity of the great Private Sale Of Ensli'h French
ana Ger man EpgIavipgs whole prices the will be
cor tuu,d until iurth.r notice Exhibition free Open Day
snc Evening.
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Amneements.

NNHE CRYSTAL PALACE will remain open
\ b TIE Publc unsu charge until further notiea Moo
0Hs Rxpasp ssa SsAssasy Ne stu % exhibition.
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forses, Carriages, Sc.

DROWN TROTTING MARE for SALE
ID Price with Harness, Sheet. &e.. eis0 kad fast,
-,nds without tying snd warranted sosnd No. Sis Wash
Il gor st
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Published this day:
THE SPELLER and DEFINER's MANUAL.

i BY WILLIAM " SMITH.
Principal Of Grammar School No Ns~YOrs, author Of the
Spoilers Manual
This vori designed 10 supply ee.der.1 lon, s.lt in the
about thousand Of the moet
u.fD VOID. in the kpssh isn,use. correctly spelled pro-
Tor sp.ilps presrss and ,u,es spie.' rules
for punctuation and other marks used In xnos
ssSrds,,.t &c TO- Which .ddsa voc.,a
larry wods which resemble each other IN pro
oooepy sbout -shth q the entire woh eontainns
ne, ,h. ss1d.ee P'ss. Inc .enie f 10, G Ss
S,d MI snS ,sDD %sns ,a. can be
se.a.s am N a. oIsnay dccnS or .pe.r Jun
rpos cannot fond te'e add presents
i've msrner /, IL sdsp,ed to be capacities Of chidsn and
viii essentially aid the t..cher in the cork o. instructor ey
quors End idea' that often overlooked
amid the sn1eties Of the school room
will be be OF the useful WORKS for schools
seltirsueiiOn .sued book and ito e1anna
nn wi .boss.Ity any friend OF
& ~ cent s s@ SSV Ss .ees Of s een
sss. .:'' o. ''' 6 S11 sJasEss
No. 20 John ct New York
DIsHOP McILvAINE's NEW WORK.
ID The TRUTH AND LlsE
p~sn'y s; ssT0 0S BY ss It. Rev e. r. Msi'An'
Tie sound secsl pincples the earnest feeling the
spirited pIsive style and the fair conclusive logic OF these
dourses adse 10 be worthy Of the excellent name they
bear. lEyan.slst
Ihs ,oq y. .1 pDss ch. ln.rsp
Tbs.e .o,ee. are e.ed with tn. ,.d .uthoi. h.he..
to the Mind These are the subjects -hicn por..dt
70 Man Ia bis present state ss sinner ana yet under the
I've have seldom net With more ,dnlr.bls volume of
sermons than the lying before ne. The sab
s' Varied Du in all there The 50 40 oaT .1s o
there fr'bn,. and pervading the WORK, which
delightful to find in this Of asy sentiment sod IDEAL
full Of sound doctrine practical 10 their
themes. vigorous thought aud graceful 10 STYLE aud
thooushy impesnssc with the sweet and ,cht
Such exhibitions Of truth will be acceptable TO all ~bo love
collection of Sermons. sdmrsbly prepared, on deeply
just psSl.Ssdb by ROBERT cARrEsa Bros:
"THINGss .., AB %! uI,, sPA1N''-
oosA 81, DE EsPASA' GOING TO MADRID VIA BARGE
Iona i'"0' '''n ssturd., March II:
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author of " The Boy Trained to be Clergyman" l2ns
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Go Uhom it FLAG Concern.

CITY and COUNTRY ADVERTISING. -
~ Upon the philosophy Of Adveras arc inc best or.sa
CA F 10 Of Ios sgs roaOs
Buildings. Hsw-yors.
INVENTORS OFFICE, No. IS Wall.st., New
i Yok: No. A. (Ofce No ~ stafes Bottom. The object
csprssts whereby they esD obtain perfect
.he hole parts their inventions form eoone,ton'
Office hiss Iona been needed by aud insenioui
Mechanics enable them TO obsn s.Ds perfect th,r In
NIB rspdty and psce them before the puoc that
cy may realize substantial returns for the works Of their
rer'us ofiee houis from 10 A. n to Up ~
's'RlP to EUROPE.-A Gentleman going there
few mon'hs will attend to bushes. for oth"r. u Of
In ,osnce Particular attention siven TO the sale OF large
Of land satAetor, references nterch.nsed Address
MAYORS UFFIcE, NEW YoRX, March 6, 1855.
THE attention of Contractors and others is
called the following Ordnance pssed by the Common
in the City Of Hewicri Notice ia hereby given that here
.r me VIC FOX ss 1fy C6GEsSe UP or TIE
BLASTS IN rBE BLASTiNG OF ROCKS WITHIN
n, II o,sain,d 5v ne Msyor Hdmen and com.a,nay Of tie
Gin Of YER \ orS IN Common cotaefs e1nre"edi ,,-
M CIV c % .Sas Of GG lie. he and
hundred feet rohery Of So St each blast before hos
four inches thick ten iaches wide feet loeg each TO
and around each charge and % be n.d In place
h, three hundred pounds of large piled top OF
SIC Three miuutes notice before firing the blasts. shall
be aver by G.psyngs red flag s,sG not less III ten
fe,thsh oct in conspicuous place within twenty five feet Of
the POINT where the charge placed sna also oy calling cut
the ords blast" several times repeated ana loud enough
be inctly hesrd distance Of hundred feet from
the point of discharge. -.
Eorevey violation Of either of the provisions OF this
Ordinance the offending party the work be cooe under
cobsc complaint sud conviction thereof
before Police Justice shall he lisoe 70 fine Of twenty i've
dollar ard stand committed utt the same IL psid
SIC 4 This Ordin shall take effect Immediately.
ADOPTED ~ the Board OF Aldermen Oct T. 1881.
Accepted ~ the Board Of Assistants Nov II, ltoi.
Approved nv the Mssor Nov 10. ls5l
VVANTED-TO find the whereabouts of AME-
w LINE LEE, aged about IS years. VINO smeloysd
at.iy IN sbps charge INFANT No 159 Clntonst
HewYok Ii tina should meet her OF her friends
hsg Will plssse call upon ANDREW WiND AZ V. b. Pal
uers Tribune Buldiuas, New York.
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A CADENY Of MUsIC-ITALlAn OrEhh M
"A seventh sobscriptoA Night, en- MONDAY E'L"No'
March "a. 1855. ,,.,r
Flint appearance in Arserics Of The csieofs'eo lehef
srior Bh GSOtil 49,.
Primo Tencrr Of the Grams cpers ram eN
Bsb.s. Of the Empnyes Of the AcscemJ OF Oh "'cn
e,ror BRI6SOLI,
e s,snor CEsARE BADIAL.
Mad. Der rU SCA hARETZEk,
Mr. MAX MARETZEK.
b,v, poefy volunteered their 'slusbe assistance.
Donix,. IFS highly popular Opera. 10 three acu CT
LUCIA ID LAMMEaMOOh,
will be performed .
Eesro His FIRE. sppesrsree in this ecuntrJl Sig ersnoh
Mad Berfucca Nare,zsk
Ashsc1. Ces.e op1ian
C'io.t'
Artrr pig QnaD
H-iesi lire etor sus Conductor Max Msretyst
Box Offices will BE- opened SATURDAY AohNlNt
2oos att o'clok; performances commence oe ock
Besis ia be secured ON NJ until at the AIDE
py OF Music Hall Sons Broadway; Van Nordon King,
-
REDUCTION AND REGULATION OF PRICES OF
ADMISSION
Pnqpet psrquet Circle, and Dire" Chele...OsE uoLLAh
b~tobo
Secured Choice Sesp, ITO be secured in the day
Private holding from four to twelve PERsess, lAC
cosDkc TO LOCATION from &6 TO So
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a FEW ROOMS 70 LET, with BOARD, on ID
~ md Sd ocos. 70 families or angle sesoas. q No =
6leeekeru
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buar1 and Rooms.

4 n ELEGANT HOUSE, near 5th-av. and 18th
- v,i b red, the Nay rresv- 80 ee family
fOARl tk> sne snse C,nteuen Parties vihns saperoS
dsons she ssse md hear al psrteasrs ~
'odessug Mrs Ike, uuien Post oece. heiesnecs
reapifed
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JOS o mORrON.)
JOHN cREeAa, Lecture Com.
n N rIMP3ON

Il. L.. sEew Social Unons.-The members OF the
Grand not6-6 that Special Meeting viii
B.. hello at Coru bia Hal on TUESDAY EVENING, tns 18Th
ipssL u ocock for the pupse Of orssnzirs new Union
IN, m,ues Of the der respectfully invited 10 attend
WIN ii. SCHULTZ, een., @. O. $.
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NEW THEORY-ShowiDg that the CREATION
IN and DELUGE miracles but that they red
In law sbou, the tme ant 10 tbs
and described 10 the Bible. few copies OF this
bsordipsry work can be obiained At NJ DOOO'S BOOK
store If sprocest and City Hall place Price 81 3D.
NNHE MERCHANTS LEDGER.-This tip-top
Family BusiI Paper constantly on hand sad for
sale capital ssetches spirited edi and
choice Generally are causing to ne 10 demand
thYopstout The Union. ROSS JONES l. TUU3EY
No N.ss.u st. Ne York
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TCtal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o4 S6
IOHN = GILES Treasurer
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superior business talents, take the sstrs Cd Of
I. lrle and important PATENTED MAsUsAcfURlS9
usisEss nov 10 full epei5o The party vI be required
70 pIetse one tenth Of the estsht $500 eeen eea
receive liberal salary tenth the produ os ne Ana
etUed soecs and admission the sales OF hs fsIea.
other ssa TAs soehodsss vssIthy sns noos eos
stnetI b.Da9 nssd apply q the lkVkaI0h onee'
NJ q BaB6. - 10 4 N3ck
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DOARDING-At Nos. IS and ~ East Broad
ID ~, Pie.s.nt Rooms for Geot-rssn Ia wivss
.l.o lows cor ST. gle Geatemen or Day 5o.rders
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CTTY and COUNTRY ADVERTISING. -
~ Upon philosophy Of Adyerls arc tho hes, praeu
mole Of esrryiDs out the system vsuabs Information
Hsy be had v PALNERS Advertising Agency, Tribune
Buildings Nsw-york.
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NOV OPEN-NATIONAL ACADEMY Of
EArI0sAL ACADEMY is now open dsily rom A NJ @
~, 10 N no az Brosdws,. e.twesn rDes sod sPriss
" ne eeheetioh formed exclusively Of Orifisal Pictures
and Sculpture, Living Artfs which have nsvsr before
esen exhibited 70 thS city Admission IS cents; Season
T,eAes, " sssn' 7, ADDISON RICHARDS,
CSs. ess'y n 4
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Just Pubisbed
NNHE MEDICAL PILOT; Or. NEW SYS

Just Pubhsbed
HNHE MEDICAL PILOT; OR, New SYs
i TEM-Beire Fsmiy Medical Companion and Comorn-
eium Medicine totally plan aud by which ali dis
ess be without mercury minerals or Po'sn.
vnsie,u especially Cobsuu pop, Rh-um.ism, Feyers,
Dyspepsia Nervous die etc etc 9TH Treatise on the
Of the female The whole W. irten In simple and
familiar lsDsuase suitable 10 every capacity forming ne
q medical practice; illustrated with anecdotes sad
eork e,Csyins: sy Thoms. Gibbon: huteau., A a n
D. No TAG Brosdwsy Of AZ place Price 81 Sent
part Of the Uni ed States and Cansds OGe
iboussnc Agents wanted on the most liberal terms
NEW K-BRUIN ABROAD
~ wALL-STREET BEAR IN EUROPE
Ths peculiar jouInsl desisred chiefly for private eirsu
siiop few copies bav sruek Cd and be
bsa of sTRISGER TOVSsEND, No az Broadway, and
DE WITT DAVENPORT, No 100 Nasssust.
Price 50 cents
NEW PICTORIAL WAR CHART.-Will be
IN ready On TUESDAY. 18Th, sTIMsON 4 Cos PICrO-
NAL WAR Charts handsome eolorcd heavy sheet,
BY feet inches covered with large Ensrav
the vsIio battles and their localities, With
correct Hsts the and suburbs Of Sevssopo sith the
nsp. position Of The various oy,ons CT the eonteHdas
Arui,s with then Fos Ba,tsi!ts &c &c all accurately
laid out Single eop' IS cents sent by Mail Express
receipt Of prize A liberal discount TO dealers
AGENTS WANTED 10 teli in every Town In the United
gtstts ana CsDsoss
Publishers giving tie above nseron will receive copy
Of the came STIMSON Co. Publshen,
No 50 Broadway, Y.
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OTIS to LEASE for a term Of years, and on
Lsceo IN odatirs terms FORrY.sOUR 10 rsof GROUND.
situate on ah and Cthss and 6oh and tlstss The Lots
are In condition tor immediate Improvement and Will b
lesssd together separe This believed 70 Do an oppof-
tuuity seldom offered securing OF Lots 10
city lying together ana espsbs Of be1s immediately
built pom. For other Psfticalsfs spply 70
FIELD K SLUYTEh. No. 81 Broadway.
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Is'RIP to EUROPA Gentleman going there
frafew monhs will attend to business for Other. II o.
I'm ,ortspce Particular attention siven 20 the sale OF large
scrs OF and sascto, ref interchsnsed Address
EUROPE st this office
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Mr. Flournoy i II man of fine talents-'i vast
popularity in his own section II coan'ry-ohe %
the best stump orators in the Sate-staha'
among the first at the bar in that quarter-was
once elected 20 Congress, aud nude clded
impression there's IN the prime ot life, fuii OF
spirit, energy, and promPtitade-ls the very
flower Of chvaIry end the very soul oil honor
From the crown OF his head 10 the sole OF his
feet h. j. n man aud thera j. ~ mi-iak" IN hin.
lie i the first candidate from tie South-dr, II
the best Of our recollection, since the late WI.
linn i Ge, was elected, more than quarter u
IA century ago.
Mr. Bea.c sa high-minded. honorable man
ndi>tiueuishcd Dcnocrnt Of the old lne--pi very
decided talents and of an Independence Of char-
acter which does him 50 much the more honor.
thai it + rarely 10 hc found in the pablo men ai
the day A. fearless the sword of BtHard,
he has set at defiance the blood hounds al pr
~, which have been set upon his track liz
honor Of the State will be safe in hi hands.
Of Mr.. Patton il i perhaps less nee say 10
speak than Of either of the other-. OF ali tn
men in Nirginia, he is probably the one who Is
best calculated to fiji the office to which he has
been nominated. \ profound awyer,hc Is eqnai
in this respect to the abIest men at the bar. But
he surpas,c7 the far greater part Of them A. II
speaker before jury, aud probably Done oil
them combines the two qualities in - high "a d.
gree He is wilhal gentleman Of high honor,
and scandal itself ha> never dared 10 whisper
aught against his iategrty.-Rtch POST
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TO mn Felton, Citi.e,s Of LynchJug.

To my Feiior titlze,S Of LynchbWg
have determined To become II candidate for
the Office Of Sergeant of the city of Lypehburg.
nj the ensuing election fit shall be tie pleas
ure Of the people among whom have llfrd for
the greater portion of my life, and whose friend
ship hatter myself haYe enjoyed f.rthat pc.
Rod of time 10 elect me to that oitiee, need
scarcely say that shall devote all my time and
energies T. the faithful discharge II the duties
which it deYoye-. This is an office purely ct Il
business character: it has never been connected
with the party topics Of the day 10 hit pr',,
pose to change its character in TIM respect, and
therefore wish it distinctly understood. that
run as An independent candidate. free from all
party influences.
mhl2 dtsif RO. CAV iION.
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en-

The "Ben,onitu Democracy" had grand pow
WOW nj Il Louis on the evening of the OH.
They were not very harmonious. esam" looked
in duliug the night and created ;errbo excite
ment.
In indiana, wild pigeons ore living in greater
abundance than ever before known in ill.,, Slring
of the year They la.s over lerre laUte in
clouds by the acre. fhcir course is northward
in the morning aud southwardy in the evening
General Duti Green has written "a letter to
senator Hunter ehoat the Know NothnC,, and
says the effort 10 galtauizc the Democracy Iva
funeral ceremony over Gen. jackson, sword
cannot "curr the malady Of thu Democratic
party"
An Indian hung himself at Oatonarou, Laka
superior, the past winter He va, attacked with
the small pox, when he drove the other Indians,
from his camp, took his faithful dog and lung
him to the limb of n tree, and then suspended
himself from another.
In the Massachusetts House # Rcprcscnta-
tvcs, the other day, petition WIS presented.
and referred to a committee, from Patrick Il.
Broderiek and fifty -nino other Catholic citizens
of Fall River, for n law relative 10 the tenure Of
church property, so that those who contribute 10
the erection and maintenance OF churches may
have a voice in managing and controlling the
same.
The Indiana papers state that the reason why
the Legislature of that state adjourned sine dir,
without electing an |. ). senator was that the
Democratic members persisteully refused to 20
into Joint convention for the purpose Of electing
| the officer, named. because the majority ON ipnt
ballot was Of the opposite party. Whenever the
matter was preached in the House. the Democrat
ic members left the Session without quorum, in
order TO prevent action. In the SENATE. where
thee was "a Democratic majority, al motions to
20 into joint convention, were rejected. Hence,
nothing could be done except adjourn, which, at
ter "A long trial, was finally done.
The Auditor General and the Treasurer of
Pennsylvania have recently, in obedience TO a re-
quest frou the Legislature, compiled a statement
showing the debts of the State on tie first DAYS
of January, 1855, aud 1851, respectively; nnl
from this compilation IT appears that the debt /,
now larger than it was four years ago. On Jan
nary |. 1855. the debt was $l0,955Il5, On Janu
.rv 1851, it was $40 22l,257, showing an il
cre.se since that time of S760,9Oo.
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RO. CAWrION.
SPECIAL NOTICES

AUCTION CARD.-1he attention OF IT, rohiic
is invited 10 TIE -,. Of thu eltire -tJak Of FgR~urRE
Bcd. Bedding lao torta. Nc g., 10 mae Fl ,e ini'
,.ri,g nj nod O.. p.te.sssv at tA, G,5s House
I'll. n " H. ND>hf. A.. w.
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We are authorized to announce HENRY Dun
YISGIoN a. a candidate for re election to the of
fee of Sergeant of the city of Lynchborg
1nnr 2l-f1e
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Having no longer a well filed table and com
f,rtabIe bed To- resort to when hungry aud weary
he begar to think that he was badly fooled n,.g
ger, and left in the first boat for his "ld home II,
master finding him slowed away under pile 81
straw in his barn IA f.W mornings ago.
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

We are authorized 10 announce NM. -.
BRANCH n a candidate for reelection 10 the
Mayoralty Of this city.
mar 2l-fde
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-21
THE DEMOCRATIC PRrss are endea,orinr 10

HE DEMOCRATIC Press are endeayorlng 10
create prejudice against Americansm by charg-
ing that it is Whiggery in disguise. In oppo-
sitlon to this, the organs and members of the new
party protest that they know each other not as
now, or ever having been, Wings or Democrats
but as brethren of one faith circumstance
has come to our knowledge which at least mega
tiyes the conclusion of the Democratic press
to-wit: that IN the late Winchester Convention
the delegates OF democratic antecedents came
within small fraction of composing half the
body. OF one hundred and foar delegates, we
learn .forfy-strfn had been members of TINT
party. 1t is likewise notorious, thatof four nom
inees for office by that convention, three have
been members of the Democratic party. viz:
Messrs. Beale Patton and Morris, the last for the
Board of Public Works. We do not see how,
with these facts before the public, the allegation
can be sustained. that Americnn-m is Whiggery
in disguise. 1t would be no difficult matter to
account for the sympathy existing between the
American and Wing parties in Virginia. without
impugning the integrity Of either; but the occa-
sion does not call for it, and do not choose 10
90 upon the defensive If the Democratic press
were better advised of the proportion Of Demo
Gratis who have entered the Order, they would
conclude, TO their sorrow TINT Americnnism is
something more than Whiggely in ambush. 1t
is hard thing for them to realize, we know, tint
the compact and adalnnntne organization to
which they belong is undergoing decomposition
it never seems to have occurred 10 thcn TINT the
solid mass of Virginia locofoeosm could be dis
solyed-hrt they must soen learn this melan-
choly lesson We advise them 10 begin the work
of preparation. The same agent That has melted
the granite Democracy of New Hampshire can
sever the conference Of the party in Virginia
and when once fallen apart. when again shall itt
broken fragments be reunited ''Quotl the
raven -ncYermorei >"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-21

At Winston, ON tire i'u instant, by the Reg
J. b. Ross, Mr. JoHN q. ~AIIH 10 Miss ADA b
IlfNBA, daughtcrof Edward y. Henry. E-q.-
nh If Ehnrl.lfn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-21

\ RuNAwAY liErURNEp.-W c take the follow
IN from the Washington county (MdA Herald:
4 valuable negro belonging to MIR. Henry Mo.
ta.lcY. of this county, runaway from his mus pr
about twp months Ngo.aud went t" PENNSYLVANIA.
Nobody pursued, and m efforts were made to re-
cover linn. consequently abolitiouiSts hud no OPP
portuni,y Of oniziug him,and left him to scratch
| Tor himself among the free dirt of Pennsylvania
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-21
DLA>TEss-LUMP AND GsotND

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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-21

WHY'S it TINT our democratic friends have so
little 10 say about Mr. Wise's scheme Of state
policy! Why do they not urge his election ON
the ground that he i in favor Of rushing through
the works Of internal improvement in which the
state is engaged Why are they silent about
his universal system Of free education Are
they afraid the people might begin to count the
cost, and might not prefer II "groon" under tax
alton What have they to sa1 about Nh Nise
drawing the sword Of the Commonwealth l.
almost the only thing promised 10 do IN his let
ter of acceptance? DO they think the people
might prefer that it should resi- IN its scabbard-
until then chose 10 draw il Come, gentlemen
let us hear from You on all these questions. You
think Know Noihngsm is not a practical ques-
ton in Nirgnia-then why narrow the rsWa-s
down to it We should Ike - know bg nebat
means MIR. Wise is to accomplish all be proposes,
Where is the money 10 come hom-und how
much Give MS light.