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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-24

ISEKCOMPLAINT JAuNDICE,p MS.
Lpepsia Chrome Ncl vous Debility. Disease the
Kidney, atd all diseases arising from Disordered
Liver Sfornrh, suth Cor .tipatior, Inward r =
funeSs, Blood the Ilond Acidity of the SinmnrI
Nuu Heartburn Disgust tor Fond Fulluess weight
the Stnmarn, Sour Erucatiuns Sinking or furt"rns
the Pit i the Sr"nn, Il. Swimming of tn, II ad ilur.
rrd and dlic.lt breathing, Fmrisrine nj the Heat
Choakng ~ SullIcnns Sensations when in living pos.
Dmar.- at Vision, Dot rb. brf.re the light
Fever and Du Pain in the iiea , Deficiency "f Prrs.
ptnti"n, fclo~ness If tie skin and Ewes Pain The
Sdr B tck, Chest, Limbs &C.. Sudden flu,hr- of I,nr
Burning in the flesh. Constant Inagin 81 Evil.
gfent depression Of Spirit can be efecinp cLr'l 5y
D1cryR lIpoFlASps GtItRRATtD
GERMAN BlTrERS.
prepared by DIR. {, NJ. Jtrks"n. G'rmnn Medictnr
Store, No. l2U Arch st nnr der below SIKH Phninh
Their power ovcrtiIe above di-"n-e- - cxr"l"d
ii cquaed. by ANY othfr preparation j" the United
States, as the Cur attest III many cases alter sktgi
physicians lad luiled
rh,se b tt.rs ARE WORTHY the attention Of uvh,ii-
Possrng great virtues in the recticntur Of he liver
nnt lesser glands, exercising ihr nos -earci ing power
in weakness aud Affect ms =, tn" digestive organ they
~itih sac ccrhln and pleasant
VIRGISIA TEsrtaoSY. DR. J. NJ. Wilson, Lexington.
W., Feb 9th, 1852, said: Il am entirely out of thu
German Buffers. They have become nj rh' rsge N"'t
ny lse sells
The Tenth Leg m, Published nj Wood .toct Va
aid jan l0h. 1850: "a Great Med.cinr.-We ipve
niormly reiraned from recommending to the public
of the various patent medicines OF the day nress
thoroughly convinced of tErir val Ie. Among thusc
,n.ider worthy Of motto, the German Bers, in
cnted by Dr. Intland, and Irepmel by DR. rksor
Phiajep hia One instance. in particular in "hio
lie superior vitucs ut t,,'s mecinc 1--WE ben tasted
a. fallen under ohsrryhIi m During The last
mel, of MIR. AErnm Crnbil,. OF TIN. county.
cry seriously affected with Liver mplan', aztec
nying, in vnn. various lies he purchased bottle
of the Bitur aud after u,iHg H. much lelievc
of his distressing mt dy tam hr procur.a other bot
lie and i, ro.lared -it,re, To Iculrh."
luey arc ,n}iley We. etubc, ec from Nil iniuiio
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\. /. b. MERRITT.
paris, Dec 3ISt.I S5l
n obedlent servant.

ANS, Dec. 3ISt, ISol,
"DR. MERRITT Dear Sir. Judge Mason has
an effus!on into the right hemisrhere-the par
aysls OF the lett side arm and lc; has been com
F'ete-it is now slightly less. The hemorrhage
! consider to have been considerable. aud the at
Jack enlnently serious. He is now in a very
s5"Isinctory state and entertain many hopes.
'NIth many regards, yours, truly,
-. l.. BlGELOW.
"JA&rARY 2Sp.- Continues to improve"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-24

NV. Nh" oRiFANs, Jan. I9.-NIrs. Gaines has ro
d"i,',lPheed suit to establish herself legatee mn
a n Tue Will of Daniel Clark, her father in tho
freiate Court of New Orleans ~ '"'
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REMEDIES
WHICH CAN BE RELIED ON,


PATIENTS
sute he
and the world
wot
fpaianH Put they knnw little into bair Which
An"" i"H'. J. $ ROSE ~ y ,rhila
TE MI Cou6H sYRUP ~ THE WORLD
syrup nat panetNea DR. Ro3ES CELEHRa1D ErPEF
TOXIN \ CotGIf SIRi i the co. Al
brun
tbeasiiua dernislS the
ions al ,lr tnewb 1nhotIep ~ ocs aud ~
OK y hoShN BHo0FNG totGHSiRtp gasnHieliftr teisi
its'l "a Nfsts Pr 90 Ct
= Y ,DNhtSf ROiP SiRfF
inhrstoua d-osse
"a sRa'E.fa orasu vii IA Nt sore Throat rans
CGI1ls, Pteaigh
bal nt frHArro Buoao rru,ede, u.ltor
4 tbs H'alicf, A A.
tsn ,ea and r' "Set 10 the whoe system us ain
fniftpplH ~ flHrtr
M d a. fss bf5ffrIc coaROGsD,
- 'tar f-4thTB rts
BR SfOSESGoLbhA FHLS for hlhus Of the Womb,
Wehtn i
la 'sss Air iiaus ~ i.ilRos piLsfheae ,li
remedy % h When used
~ Hose MttnFe,w The stubborn ai hlnu
% 6f,s~ sn
h rndtr
~hu-r mpacihy by
lweh
he "a
JAMES n THOMPSON
ttprnerk John r. wnghtsl
View nfua StnTs, ~ nlhbut
',re CO tn,slei $ c'rre CO, unos; alses,n-
Ns W'hrsr aud ofdese r"pern m city and town No t
H. Ssoisvttlji
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-24
NEGROES WANTED

N EGR OES WANTED The subscriber
continues in market for Negroes, OF both sexes, be
the al 10 and 80 year-, including Mechanics,
uch Dac, smith. aud CHrf'nlef., nd viii pay the
highest market pice. in ra-h H. ofi'e ia newly
erected brick holding an st Lvnch street inmcti-
arr, IL of the Farnrl Bunk he j. prepared
(having erected building. with that vir~,) tn board
ncgr,,- sent yucl5urg Tor sale otherwise. q
moderate and keep them secure M they were
placed in the jail Of The corporation.
SOP 28.lsc6m SETH WOODR0uF.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-24

ny; ,: Yesterday for murder They cont,..rd hi
gum. DIX thousand persons witnessed ,hs dr .,,'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-24
COKN MEALANDPEASTCR-

y slant supply at The nbuve really ground. i kept for
sale At r. onian NJ Ia. mites below LNnrhburg and
inmeiiuiely tue Canal The Meal is lie ri
superior Corn. mud will be .oll low for cash only. 1t
lie by Cenul boats Ia Lynchhurg Citzcns will
sor.eihing however, by setdrg their h7g4 and
Wagon. Ia the Mil. Orders directed Frcdpni,n
Mi. Canph, will be attended IL.
In lG -lM7L" WV A STABLES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-24

MOTHER AND HER CHILD BURNED TO DEATH
\ dreadful accident occurrcdat Newbury. Mass.
on Tuesday night last, by which woman named
Ford and her child about six years of age, were
burned to death in their bed. 1t appears TINT the
woman was "fintemperate habits it was sup
posed that they retired to rest, leaving tho can
die SO near the bed that it caught fire.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-24
Serious Railroad Riot and Bioodshed


BUFFALO, Jan. ga riot of very serious
nature occurred to-day on the Buffalo, Brantford
and Goodrich Railroad. The disturbance took
place among the laborers at Ridgewav, some 30
miles from this city, who, not having received
theirpay, regularly gave notice that they would
spike down the switches day. if they did not
receive the wages due them. As their money
was not forth coming, they accordingly spiked
the switch at Ridgeway this afternoon, and open
&c one or two of the bridges, thus preventing eff
tectuay all travel over the road
The chief officer of the road at once hired about
twenty five men from this city. armed them with
REVIEWERS, &c. and proceeded overto Ridgpway
TO take possession of and protect the tract. On
arriving at the scene they were fired upon by the
laborers, who were armed with rifles when reg
ular fight onsucd in which the party from the
city Jared the worst, one Of their men named 81.
mon Wemple being killed, and two three 9th
erS wounded-one dangerously. Two or three of
the laborcrs were also wounded.
The officers, however, succeeding in arresting
a dozen of the rioters, and orders were sent to
this city for irons as is supposed for the secure
mcnt of hose arrested.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-24
TiIoS. BRANCH & SONS,
WlCKEISSI1AM,S

NEW YORK WIRE RAILING
Lon encio.'ns Public squares. ccnet,ry lots, Dwell
L liur,. q tares Ne Window Gapr,A-. Tree Boxes,
a.. snd ths manufacturer rri ~. Specimens
ca, hr 4ern Al my Mulse Works
ian IS lively JND - CiADbESS.
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Citizen of the Old Dominion
Cure IF rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Lirer Com
piaint The Jerdici has gone forth Al admit
that champions Iincture" has no Superior !

March 18th. 1888 \
NcssrS. Mortimer 4 MorbTay :-GruIcrn,t--- lave
been afflicted tor the last eghi ycur4 with hhenu al. m
Dyspnp.in and Liver Complnni sufiariue all the willie
wlnh Mains IN the shoulders hip, hatk md -idc shift
ing from side to the other, Pnpp'ion of the heart
los, oi nrreit cold swcHts NJ hieGt oxee.ivc cnztive
and great debility mud wcuknes-. tried many
rem, dies which ,luur eood bun lntliri rev
worst. Iast fail | advised Try "Hntnrtnn's
vegetable IinraIr and hmlnpPs sny ii ha cured
ne "n TOW ire tlon MI pain. nnd ia III" ealnlmrnl
III perfect hcahaud take pl'usurr in rccuue, d.
ing the Tincturc /" MI afflicted ns | hnvc hern.
Nnurs. JAMES NJ. NOEL.
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=, CINcINNATAI, Jan 2O.-Stephen Short & VIM.
Manning were hung at Greenupsburgh, Kentuc-
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BENEFIT & BEERS Pr,pricrnr.

M. 70 MuU ~, KlonIuonG, N.
AID fr SHE by ]. II Seay. D r. Lyman, J Il.
Thompson Co, I,nchbu,g, Va, mud by dra er. in
Medicine, e,crywl ere. sep5 ly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-24

ENos SALE Or SENT.-The hrlSe Il.
L bat present orcupici by Mr.. f. Lngw",i TIN
il can>idrrrd by many prrsnn-, of the dcs
RI .e t,.nily residences about
,l,., % 2Swts M1CAJAH DANIS.Jg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-24

ECEIVED DIRECT FROM Npy
~ folk and Petersburg daily. Nv Adan,a T.
Co.'S. Espest. ut the " dSul MOTION HOUSE EAT
~ SALOON, fine Oysters Fish and Game
aiming which l. alnny- Gnr To- al Pat idpes
~ frcr lIncL rve,, lay nj II o'clock.
II
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-24

AUTOGRAPH LETTER OF THE QUEEN.-Pcr-
hapS, since the commencement of the campaign.
(says the London 'limes,) to document has found
its way ITO the public gratifying in its nature
as that which we here suhjon The carnes tex
preston of her Majcsty's anxiety for the brave
lnen who have been wounded in the service of the
country will have the best effect in the army: it
viii console the unfortunate who have already
suffered, and animate to increased exertion their
comrades who have hitherto escaped the acct
dents Of war. The letter was addressed by her
Majesty by Mr.. sydney Herbert and through
him to Mrs. Herbert, by whomit mas transmitted
10 Miss \ipltiDpalc:
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WINDSOR CASTLE, Dec. &, 1854.

"Would you tell Mrs. Herbert that begged
She would let me see frequently tho accounts She
receives from Miss Nightingale or Mrs. Bace-
bridge,as | hear details of the wounded, though
see so many from officers, &c, about the battle
field, and ma, urally the former must interest me
more than any one.
Let Mrs. Herbert also know that | wish Miss
Nightingale and the ladies' would tell these poor
noble, wounded and sick men that no one takes II
warmer interest, feels more for their suffer
ings. or admire. their courage and hcroSm more
than their Queen. Day and night she thinks of
her beloved troops. So does the Prince.
Beg Mrs. Herbert To communicate these my
words to those ladies' and know that SYM
pathy is much valued by these noble fellows.
VICTORIA"
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4 Medicine must have merit and great merit 10 stand
"a the tcst public opinion No art al
galvanse worthless article keep 1t up good
medicine. II II he not really
good medicine will live, be ome popular, aud
tend IT, snlc ycur ntcr ycur IN spite of opposon.
The pcol L. readily find is virtues, aud the aue at
them rass,, from mouth mouth with rapidly
Than newspapers snfrud it. living witness test.
lying I" medicine has made or him is of fnr
more service 4 nn any newspaper advertising.
In pronl al .hal above, refer you tu
HAMPIoNS NEGErBLE TINCruRE, mud H. cl-
iccts lis praise is in the mouths of multiudes. The
best men ia country give their testimony To it,
wonderful Among Them name Hon. II
CLAY, Hon. Rich NJ Johnson, Vice President at hr
United States with hundreds of others Capt. Thonas
Cannt--hr other To the celebrated physician oi the
Emporer ot fnnee-wa. cured by it Of disease ot
yeas stnudng altrr the skill o all the Doctors q
Europe aud America had hilcd cure.
TRUTH Is MIGHTY.
An Appeal to every Man and Woman
.inoihet CtREbg HdNPTON'S TIM TURE;
ONE OF OUR OWN CITIZENS.
The Rich, the Poor. epery mhere, bear The same
Testimony.
Read the follow ing Grrihoutn ircm Indy endorsed
IL 4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-24

by Postmaster u. /. Cooper:
CAros BRipok.
Hnmpshire county. Va March lat, 1854. (
Mr T. i. COOPER Drnr Sir: AgrcrahIe to Your ~
quest and my desire to benefit afflicted. heru
hv certify the preaf rrlle hive rcccyc ed from the use
of HamptoHs Vegetable Imc,ure
WAS takcn with violent p0ipi alton or rather flu
trring AMI trembling of The eari, Which continued
era dnys; II seemed i'm, heart lind almost forgotten
its office. fh' family became ,inrmod aud procured
hp tie of this valuable MEDICINE. and bctois had taken
near one butte OF this T.hctsre II Hdnp'on's
tirelv rcicved.
This Is the third Instance af relief in my ln,
the u-e OF h- valupbe Medicine TNu ur the. sent.
agol wasIad uf with liberation Of my anbte Her
Of wnat Is generally called rik leg had lns
aud appetite. aud the sore VII ia jor, ncht,
W and down, and huli wy nouod my ankle. rejected
effort 10 hrnl it until rrnsered llnmpton- Veg
etabe Tn"iurcone bottle al which r.-tufed h, altl
healed my ankle and am irrrr from swellins lua fu
the last tht'ip gtaJs.
dgaa, one ol my daughters very an from -rvel.
dNsene y, aud when size began Ia sit NJ her feet
menced swelling, which increased every ia nnl hogan
10 be very painful sc used bottle OF Hampton .
Itnctnfe; the lHins WEI" a-suAged, swelling sub
Al led AMI heI hrallh ,oluned-wc kept her lrg4 hnl
daged with strips o w'olcn uotil hen strength returned.
| have been thus pa icnlar, that others un Ter similar
circumstances might he induced To n,nl thesclve, of
Tins remedy. Yours with respect
ELIzABETn EpwAWbs.
d" hereby certify llpt | nm prtsonailj oeqwuo'cd
with Mr.. Edwards, AMI can .aG-ly recommend tbc n
bovc statement 10 hc correct
4. CGo.rH, Postmaster.
c,sPon Brdae Hampshire county, Va
fS' DELEGATE Ladies' and Children "jl lraee gj>ei.
ria
Sp,cf ra met P,rmu 10 name hn"drcds of others, NJ
Geo. w Goodr, a. Capt. Iho-. Cnno,. Robert t.ault,
Jnm"s Sn,yth, cured Of RhounN.n an.
JohnP",val A Griffin John Lux, Rov. V. Ed.
re'". u y. NnYy, und tlou-nnds 9TH. clll,5 #
Ds-rer,iu, Scroinla Cough. Lse Conpainl. Btnorht.
u-,St stu-' Dance, Sc We 10 own citizens.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-24

Notice to Travellers,
ys-f-syD. Our Stages will IL future lenve I.vncI
AlH-2-A burg Mondays. Wcdnes lays and Fri
day mornings; arrive at Charortrsv He same ngh, Civ
ing passengers slull nights going North
sep y -d3tawts j. L. HAMMER 4 Co.
N OTECE.-l haSr hand. my shop, niil.s
y irom the city Of Lynchbnrg, Immediately an the
Amber Court House Bond
-, aud Horse Iron Axle, (waggonl
Railroad and Ok Darts.
Pioughs lianon-, { 4.liyators, &c,
Bed Steads " asn Stands,
Tables, Safes. Wardrnbes, &c,
All n which wnIanf to be ma e of ID s.ty best mate
rails ana will sell henRs low, ii not lowe than such
work cand be Obtained elsewhere. All lor in want
a. such articles will lind it their interest give
cal as am determined TO offer such inducements asw
insure sales N Is. MAuhUDEh.
July 26-sd&c
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-09-05

LAFAYETTE AND THE ROMAN CATHOLICs-LET
FROM JARED SANDSTONE of the quotations io':
by the INSCRIPTIONS order is the saying attrl9~
to Lafayette that /" if the liberty of the United ~
is destroyed, it would be by Romish priests \
following letter from Jared Sparks as to the 81
ment ascribed to Lafayette is pointed and sal>1
tory: Ohio StatesmG
CAMBRIDGE, July q, 100"
DEAR SIR: On my return home, after lon:
sence, find your letter of June 30th, from Ni'5a
Falls. ,.
AS to the first of your questions l believe !. I
torcal fact can be better est abshed than that Ns
ington was not in Boston between the years IL
and 1889, and that he was never there Will
fayette. =.
That Lafayette said, If the liberty of the u
ted States is ever destroyed it will be by ks@s
priests" is so improbable that l could not C':'
it, except on the affirmation of some person tL1
heard him say So and even then should suspect v.
apprehension. Any rejecting man may conJ'-l
many causes much more likely to say the Ica,
destroy our liberty than the Romsh preSthoo,.
often saw Lafayette in Paris in the year l.
On one occasion l attended, by invitation, the
ding of granddaughter in one OF the Pr,I.
churches of the city. The ceremony was periA.
by Catholic priests, and Lafayette appeareu
tend to it throughout with as much soiemn''! a.
person present. At La Grange, where pass.
or three weeks with him, he conversed ANU,
schools in that neighborhood, in which DC ~
to take strong personal interest. lremenOe'
ing him say that he thought the schools loO r.
sively under the direction of eccIesiastlcS a"I
the laymen ought to take more active par t ~
but never heard him speak disrespectluh!
Catholic Church or clergy.
am, dear sir, very respectfully, ~ oI IpEs
JARED SPARN'
RI Rev Rishop SHADING
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-09-05

Mr.. Ellis, of July 2sd, which has b.au
do not now deem the publication of t thop ub6she
important 9 The copy of it which ' Won one to 7
s0u n ne to was the S
ing the publication of that of the Gti NY requs
possible OF which letter, however, had as Soon
copy when written. l Naa retainsi
As to the statement of the Union Of J,
fh% es ADMIT s1G T ther sU Rns my
as soon as 1 saw notice of it in a2osa Al
Qor did not See the Union ITSELF TIcsnef papa
dated July Both, to the Editors Of tba sent hog
which enclose copy. Whether it baS pa pape
O Oa nft from Ho1r papsr do not %
once, forward copy with request tb aHi agar,
hshed, or that the offensive portion of IT. os put
ment be corrected. VI The Slss
1 remain, very truly and Respectfully,
Hon. KENNETH RAYNER1 ''iNUER
Raleigh, n. c.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-09-05
Rt. Rev. Bishop Spalding.

The FIRST -NoTH1NG.-An old Ne:-,,
friend of ours, who holds Bunyans "PI GRIM y.
gress" next in his heart to the Bible, Whine IN ,r
on Know Nothingism as device OF the ~,
cheat American mankind out of all the elenls-
vital and truly evangelical Christianity 1t hU|
sesses, has found in Bunyan the rea! touhu ron;
family he so reprobates, and accordingly
the following: 18th
"Much speculation has been INDUCED in WIZ WI
ference to the original stock, and from wL ,o1
present-delectable Known Nothing family sPruI% T
origin is not very honorable, if we are 10 u
family by the company in which it is i Gun K.
Nothin a5iS n h his Pilgrims r progress thus
when Humorous was got home to her noa Nr,
sends for some of her neighbors, to VII TowN
considerate, Mrs. Light-mind and Mrs M hno the
ing.'-This was council convened toi iona,
pose of condemning the course Of Ghl,Sb had
wife of Christian, who with her children G %e
morning started on pilgrimage to the
City"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-09-05
NEssRS RAYNER AND BARRINGER.
RALEIGH. N. G. Auq. 81st, 1856.

49, RALEIGH, N. c., Aug. s1st 1855
70 tie Editor IF the AmaericGn Organ;
Yoa will please publish the following letter from
myself to Hon. d. NJ. Barringer. This letter was
forwarded Mr.. B. at Saratoga nineteen days ago.
with request to the Postmaster at that place 10
forward it to Mr. B. in case he had left there: l
have waited till this time, in the hope that might
be able to have Mr. b. letter published at the same
time with my letter to him. But nasmucn as tnere
seems to be some doubt whether my letter to hlm
or his in reply, Raay aOt have mIscarrled-ano mas
much as there is a systematic attehpt oells naOG
to pervert and misrepresent this whole matter, l
feel that in Justice myself and to the cause OF
truth, osght not to withhold my letter any longer
from pubEoation, Ny letter will probably reach
the mail 1t is to be hoped Mr.. Barringer will re-
DIV, as he can and probably will, through the pub,
lie press. His answer will be as anxiousiy waited
for by me, as it will be looked for by those VINO
feel Cav interest in this matter.
at one time intended to have made publlca-
zion over my name, reviewing all the facts, and
reasonable differences growing out OF this atfair
may do so hereafter For the present. on this letter
the vindicaton of my opinion, often expressed
in public, that there an understanding between
the Roman Catholic Hierarchy in this country ana
some of Mr. Pierces leading friends, that the Roman
Catholic vote should be iven to Mr. Pierce on con-
diton that some member OF that churcn snoaio nave
. seat in his Cabinet.
There has been made unworthy attempt on the
part of portion of the anti-Amerlcan press ana
the antiAmerican advocates to evade the force and
effect of Mr. Barringers statement in his letters to
both Mr.. Ellis and myself by pretending to discov-
er an issue of veracity between Mr.. Barringer and
myself-and some ofthem have been base and men
dacious enough to pretend that I had been exposed
in Misrepresentation. All this is designed to divert
the public attention from the real question at issue.
1t is to screen from public indignation, the parties to
the bargain, by trying to get up a neae issue No
one who has read all that has been published on the
subject believes that there is the slightest ground
for Impugning my veracty that there is the col
or of an issue of veracity between Mr. Barringer
and myself Some will, no doubt, try to believe it
and some will pretend that they do believe it
but all such leave to the sefcondemnation OF their
own consciences, for denying with theirlips the
Eiction of their hearts.
Respectfully,
K. RAYNER.