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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-16
THE + EMALE SY n EN.
Liver COnnlaint. Debility

Extinct iroa James llurri-. Esq Leuer Alexandra,
Na-Ater speaking of wunic,fh tures IN hin.clE hr
snys: Mrs. II has been suffering with the lvarc"m.
rleirt aud with inability, constantly complaining. tom
weakness, through her Whole Nten Sin. enjoy,
hclsr heptb than nf lai years, being entirely
ed by thu use of Hn1ipioa'S Iegeiabfe 7mcture.'
Diseased Side, Breast, Byes.-Ex,rart from
Letter from J. & ines. ESQ, Loulon county Va-"M,
lie has heen for yeas airted with great "rcl
pain in the breast, side aud back; pal pitation tho
ueat; feebenes ol the systemi iss % appetite
complexion saw the sight oil oEe eye almost gone, tie
'th,r We ) weak. | am pleased 10 ny, Hampton :
3act,ve has restored ertp perfect hralth Her ryrs
gona a eves fhey ere.
~ Gallund get niamlhets
Sod by J. II. SEAi. < CO, Lynel1e.rg; Sewers
ScousyllleA }, BROWN, Ctarlotte.si'le and by all
d. throughput Ibc state. var 2tdscly
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n oKEGE The subscriber, having purchased OF
JOIN A, Fansn hi' interest in the concern 70!
Franklin Brother & Co. viii continue the business in
III house door Liberty Nur, hou-, uudrr
tho firm and ,ty,e u Franklin Brotser. They
their thanks 70 their friends und the public generally
bcrt patronage extended them Tea the shori
time they hive bee in Nh" Grocery ard Commission
business, uud most respectfully solicit continuance ul
TN, prom sing their best cxcrtous give
t1cton all Wiz may do business with them.
JAMES FRANKLIN,
ian 2-dts EDWARD FRANKLIN. IR.
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ssVvHE MISSING BRIDE.-Th

GtNHE MISSING BRIDE.'-This work
l. is The last production of Mrs Emma ID n
souihworib. the accomp ishei author OF The Losr
Heiress'-a lady who wields mare vigorous an. quite
graceful pen any Of the talented sister, God
OF our country We predict extensive sale Tor the
work -Orlenns Republican Aibt,n, ~ Y
The above be Tad at K " iiiam-' new Book Store
and, also the following New Books Leave. from
y Family Journal from the French Of Emile Souvestre
author Of the Attic Phlos 1rhy in Paris Blanche
Desrwo,'d tale Of .dern Life: City and Country
Life, BY Mrs. Mary lde Torey; The Watchman, by j
A. M; Sister Reese by Chas Dskens; ulia Mansfield
or the Fate OF Ambitious Mothers, 10y Osgood Bradbury;
David CoPperheld by Dickens; Bankers Daughter, 6y
Reynolds; Fair Rosgmoni. the Queens Victim by
Edgar; Isabel Vincent, the Two Orphans b, Rev.
nolds, together with many piece. of Music Guitar
Strings, Accordeons Pockei Knives fine chewing To.
bacce ind Cigars. r. A. WILLIAMS,
doors abuve the Norve House Nam st.
June Cts I,nohbnrg, Va.
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RetMcc. RICmMnND aud \. VOTE
Twice a week between
R1LCIuOKE aud RICHMOND.
~ SrEANERS
pELVIDERE and POCAHONTAS.

-. The stetHer btL,InlftE ieaNr, b'fHnan=
49, every SArutDAY ,dtrrnaan IL Kslu. Ha ~
,..arHas. Irt,ss RlahnsnI every TrDn,Y nNrnepe
Tor Bal4mHfr
IT, fueAHnSrAs ieaves Baltimore esey NtptEf
DAY afternoon for Richmond, -ets fHHs leaves etsh
ffsnI every SATURDAY httrIuoun laf baltimore.
shipper. To- b uumare by the.e IVA Bouts maj hase
ihn4r ? DDS cre every Monday nnd ffiday o each -
1UDLAM & WATSON.
mary Eirhmruu. y -
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i2nUsn MOUNTAIN MIL stones

ilIsISh VOLUNTARY MILL sIOmes.~
- The unders gned are procuring from their cel"
rated quary, the Busa Mountain, Montgomery
Il, Nil, Stones and Burrs of Tie very bc.t quality Tn
reputation of thea widely hLow e, but Il
Rarond giving US increased facilities IN Hing orders
have APP. ointed Mcdaniel, Hurt Pest, n and Ice
johnson, - nchhurg, ents for the sale OF Il I'll
ahc Will recey and their untitled tEo
sl,ortc>t notice.
our Address, BIZ. >bur. Montgomery county Va.
ISRAEL PRICE n Co.
James NJ Williams, Danyle, V. Reynolds < Co
Leal lie, \. Q. are al-o ourogrnl lP.SCo
Feb l4-dtr
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FARMER OF VIRGINIA

+, u,on any liz NJ th'nl on yalr Phntninls here il
j Ulcer y, re Wf any dcse iruu, KIND or variety,
mstler who4r skid L dehcs hnW long Las b,
stHe Inc, upon your man or your maui servant.
mule cep, horse. cows or Dig. YOU, md
". sHsrHhtee Whit We LAY. use ,ur lRF OIL, aud
yol IL hhd it the mai gnnn, vel the
sin plest sore hat the form OF man or h,nst or
we rtf4nt In, money
TRUE TUEF oil
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~ + arc receiving every wee,. be express. FISH
W ING TACKLE towhc. Ne luy,etL' attention
Of a persons yaating nry,Lins IN line, ~:
Rods from ii sx lplpts,
Irou' rod. Win extra tln., full mounted
Four 10 Mt roas, at p,
Walking caHe IL 1n 3 and ioints,
Fl Is. grass. hemp amt bnir lines, superior quality.
Glavirston, Limerick auI }nginia HOOKS,
Bait nets with or " itoout rod-
Plain and h9e ree.s, lndia Rubber fish bait needes.
nrthria -. ,neods. md every tn ng in the sporting
inc, at the Gun store " X c. FISHER.
Opposite Nory Il House, Lyuchburg.
mi
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BURROUGHS SHAFER Z CO
L. N0w-NOTaslNGs.- and Demo
| crnts MI l..nncLulA lnNnd IN mil nnA nAn1nl-n

IN respectfully invited to call ard examine
the hest stock OF
GEN1LEMEN'S GOODS
have Vel had the rea OF offering, being selected
the best terms. in New York. by uy.'it. with particular
regard 10 ssyle and durability, and will he sold mud
made ~ lor cash. pnnctual payinr customers as
low the goods be bought ,isewhere.-
Among thu stock will hr found
French Cloths and Deeskins Of best make and i'm sh
nice lot Fancy Cas,tmer,. Drnp de etc, summer
CLOTHS Lmins DHIIlng- na1 Mar,urlrs tor pants P.an
and Fancy Ves'ings oil Slk Satin, Nar-a lies. SC Sc
and the best trimmings OF every kind Cotton ami Linn
Sht. and Braves. ~omc a inches. Also hand some
coiored bosom shirt with French cuff, tor ttayr,in.
ana summer wea. Conrs Al Liu,s and s.zcs. Cruyur.
Han dkerehies Gloves. Hail Hose ct all kitis &. t.
Andre e Page std manages the Tailoring D,put.
mont. bpt5.ts WN l.. PAGE.
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I'm FOR RENT small House near Mr.
Ell Warren GhHnaway, with shout acres "a
closed, and good spring within thirty yards Of the
donr Possession given Immediately. Apply t.
nar26-dts JOHN HOLLINS.
JUST OPENED-CALLAN AND SEE-Splendii Dra-
- pery Musiins heaatif Sun NJ ,us ns Chale,,
French Gngius Grass skirts &C., Sc. Also beau
tuI of Pai, Bcrages all coIors will sell
from date great bargains for cash. Call and supply
yourselves iune Its B. H. LEWIS
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MISCELLANEOUS
Pump and Fire Engine.
II. =. WiH.TTEMORE A. FRO

MOULD respectfully announce to the citizens Of
W Lyhehburg and vicinity, thai they munnfac.
turing, AZ their Agricultural Works IN tie Basin B
MlTCllELS PUMP Il FIRE ENGINE combined
which Il tile M 81 perfect article OF the Kind ever offer
r 10 the pnblir dies gnrd for Factory Fire and Cur
d'h hn1ne md i peculiarly adapte To private dwell
i'r-, Attending them Fire Engine lHlef their direct
Command capable nl Ia cling ~ui"r oser II two ,tor,
dwelling.
Al oIders promptly attended TO and Pumps pui IL To
N"l'- Sping' at fhea,uai tetes. ma warranted t.
rrrtaun vi t"r srf,t.
We ftre the exclusive sents o. the raunie- e1Carnp
hell, lnher-r, Bcdf,ri md ArromattoN.
sop H.
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These vessels of theirt clasa bail, in thr city Of
Baltimore expressly for this nnde and have superior ne
eommodations for passengers. They COMPOUNDED
ty experienced Captains, we'll qualified for the trade
aud who viii spare exertion to lccommocnte Thu,
will be tuwed mp End down the rivers by and may
he relied to snl prom ty as advertised
Merchants going North ordering goods from New
York will find it their ,;eteAt ship 10y this iae
freight viii a~nys be taken low by any Other
line Of Packets, and every effort will be made by
gents in Ri hmond Ncw.York give satisfaction.
Freight II cents per Whole. and 70 cents per ; y
Tobacco being about 80 PER cent. less thar charg,
tie Steamers. Insurance cnn be effected in the
mosd Fire Association b, this line at 3S per cent.
We respectfully sfk and nope IL sacceed i'll obtain
'ug a full shan al patronage.
Goods shipped by this line to NewYork will be for
Warded free ii commission 10 New Orleans, Mobile,
Charleston, savannah O any other southern North
ern port The vessels will lie in Ric m 7ni ri Eockrtts
in New York at Berth No. Coffee House. Sip, foot ct
Vail Street. DAVID CURNE Richmond, =
G. II. PIERhON, f.. !.
No SOM
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tOnsETs. u.NyLEs, ROBES. n,

GORsETS, WtNTLEs, ROBES, &c
Y New auitIl. aud ju.t opened. another ease 1t
ha-e fine Ffcash Gpfsct7 nl The Ladies say they
an, worth dola ., apodc lot Jfeleatat SILK Mantle,
all eolors. with bnothcf supply 4 the mnI I'll gan
Barge De Lathe FIouured Drestes An cgfire new
.f1rBt ) dolls worth eilht ca al hoo at then ut
HE chem cash -taie Of JOHN ABRAHANS.
fp4vIg-a
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PIald. Bicorhel and Brown Dom stc. Calico, Linen
Dfl. Bod Cords md Plough L.. Hin lows Ghs- ood
fnny, Gorpar-, Aln =, Mndder and Indigo, Prriser
tiiae'r oni Spl,e. Spade, Sbovel, 1nre and >liaeI
Claims, Manure and Hay Folks Bnur Sho,- and HINTS
FIR -,lc oi excl uree TOR country prnduoc,"n nrcomo
.laf@Hg terms. tap 2lt-) JOHN HOLllNS.
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AND NEN.l Ohk FAJhETN--Ths new ss.sss
LONE line is composed Of the following vessels aod
.ails from New-l ork every three days. All owned in
tie city Of Richmond, viz:
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lpICs,,soNb ~ ssosT0N ZANE IS

These yrsrs of the ds class, bull, expressly for
= trade nnd nave superior accommodations for pass
ruEsrs.
They are commanded by experienced Captains. well
qualified Tor fhenaoc, and VINO will spare exerrion
Accommodate.
They will be towed ia md down the riyer bys',arp
aud may be relied l sail promptly as advertised.
Merchants going North ordering goods ron lu..
ton, will hud II tothrr interest to .IiP by fHts ane
it is the Only regular lur. and f,i i villleHys
a,en as low a. by any Other vessy. uld every eaoI
will te nude 10y the agerfsin Richmond and Boston
sivesa,iS action.
We respectfully o-k anil hoPe GO -roreed Ia o5
mining a ul share of patronage
The vesseI, vii lie in Riehm, y .. kockt'ts, -
Boston at Row. " hnf.
DAVID CURRIE. Richmond, -.
ALLEN 4 WELTCH, Boston. ns e"
aug 2-dts NJ. l33 State Sir.r.
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FOR OLD SORES,f every description.
~ NAN an IN ar, 4 - y

One teaspoonal equal to ounce OF any preparation
Known,
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BENNETT & BEERS. Proprietors.
No. l25 Main ST., Richmond, Va.
And fer sale by J. II Seav. d L. Lyman. ! II
Thompson & Co. r Stahler n Co. Lyhchbu,g. Va md
by dea.ers in Medieine. eN ervwhete. sons ly
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Space va not p,rma % name Anndreis Of Others, as
Geo. w Goodrrh, Capt. Iho4. Cauot, Robert Gault,
James Smyth, cures 81 rheumatism.
John Pe5vad "A. Griffin, lohn Iuk., Rev. v E,k.
RIDGE [, S. Navy, and thousands o. othHrs cured OF
Dyspepsia Scrotua, Cough Ii,'r Complaint. Broncbl.
t ST. Vit1s' Dance, NC We re et to citizens
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FIGAkS, CIGARS.--iust feceiyed u lot q. choice.
~ Cignrs, direct from IN importer. Far sa e BY
June l3.ts STh0THER s. WIFI EIIEAp.
SUPERiOR OLD FRENCH BtANDY-Ju.t re-.
~ ccived and for sale at CRAWFORD'S new Fs.aily
Grocery 81 so per gallon. may 2S-ts
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-11-10


OFT The superiority of American inven.
tive genius; Tot only over that of our English
progenitors, but indeed of all other nations
has become. too tangible TO be disputed. II
was notorious at the Worlds Fair in Lon.
don, that the Americans far outstripped all
others in the useful inventions which they
supplied. We beat the English in vessels,
railroads, telegraphs and manufactures by
power. We are beating them in the scien-
tific arts of Chemistry and Medicine, as we
have long beat the rest of mankind. A new
and practical proof of this assertion is shown
IN the fact that the principalremedies of the
allied armies ofthe East are furnished from
the 1abratorygef our own countryman. DR..
!. % AVER, of Lowell is filling orders for
immense quantities Of his Cherry Pectoral
ana Cathartic Pills, for the land and sea for
ces In Turkey. His medicines hive been
tried and approved BY those in power who
have found them the mostreliable which they
could procure for the sxigencies in which
they are te be employed.-N. Y. City
Times.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-11-10

EXTENSIVE BURGLARY.-The heaviest bur
glury which has been committed in Cincin.
natl for several years, occurred on Thursday
night. The extensive and we'll known Dry
Goods establishment of the Messrs. Gamer
on, on the north side of Fifth street, between
Vine and Walnut, was entered, and robbed
Of silks and satins amounting in value to ove
$500. The burglars effected an entrance
at the rear of the store, BY breaking open I
window shutter ahd cutting otit d pane o
glass, The goe ds stolen are portion of 8
new stock recently received and were shell
we'd in the front part Of the store; it is evident
from circumstances, that the rogues are "a
milial with the premises. One ofthe proprie
tors and two clerks were sleeping in al
apartment over the store, on the night of the
burglary, but heard nothing to warn them O
what was trahspiring below. = Gin. Cont.
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Fusion and Fun.

We copy the following from the Newar
Times. The prospect is that before the
meeting of the Legislature, our fusion friends
will be in lot water.
UNITED STATES SENAToR.-Very many oil
the papers of OHIO have already defined
their position in regard to the question of
Senator--some of them avowing their pre-
dilection for the present incun1 bent, Mr.
Wade. We even see j: stated in few iourn-
ais published outside OF Ohio, that the re-
suit Of the election last month, secures the
reelection of that gentleman, and that that
question had much to do with our success. L.
This is not so. Wade name was not heard
of in the contest at all--and had it been, stan.
ding as he does in an odious position to thou
sands of the voters of OHIO, there is no mis-
take about it, that coupled with the dislike
which was SO prevalent to Chsae, the sue
cessful ticket in Ohio would not have coun-
ted the large majority that it then received.
No Wade sag ,oe. Give us Bob Schenck, of
Montgomery, right as he is on all the lead
ing questions, K. N. and al--or if not him,
Griswo4d, perhaps, or Henry Stanbery, of
Cincinnati, and our strength will be added
to in Ohio score of thousands.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1855-11-10

THE SUPREME CoURr.--somc changes
occur in the organization of the next Sn
preme Court of the State of Ohio. The
regular annual session will commence al
Columbus on the first Monday OF December
at which time Judge Convers will take his
seat, for the. expiring term occasioned by the
resignation Of Judge Caldwell. The Court
at its December Term, will consist of Thur.
man, Chief Justice; and Ranney, Convers
Bartley and Swan, Justices. On the %
Morday Of FEBRUARY, 1856, the Hon. J. Brin.
kerhoff will take his seat. The Court vii
thereafter consist Of Ranney, Chief Justice;
aud Convers, BARLEY, Swan and Brinkerhof'
Justices. The terms Of these Judges will
expire as follows: Ranney, FEBRUARY, 1857
Convers, Febuary, 1858; BARLEY, FEBRUARY
1859; Swan, FEBRUARY, 1850; Brinkerhoff
FEBRUARY, 186l.--StatesmdR.
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The Cordaville Msnufactory, near Wor.
cester Massachusetts,, was burned on the Isl
inst. There were between eighty and one
hundred operatives in the Factory, and Sc
rapid was the flames, that all egress was
cut off, and the only alternative was to jump
from the windows or be burnt to DEATH
All the operatives in the third and fourth
stories were obliged to jump from the win.
dows. A few in the first and second stories
escaped by the stairway, but most of those
in the second, jumped from the windows
The Boston Journal says:
"It seems almost incredible that from 30
to 10 persons should jump from the Sd and
4thstories of building, ON the hard ground
and that but one should be killed and two
others fatally injured. Yet such was the
case. Many of those who jumped from the
building were walking about in the afternoon
some tf them; without even limp. e
''Marid Garter, aged l6 or IL, and the only
American girl at work in the mill was kill,
ed. She was the superintendent's sister-in.
law. Miss Garter was in the lower story q
moment before the alarm wos given. The
flames actually followed her up the stairs
to the third story where she sat at work
She was urged to jump from the window, but
she replied Il dare not" A moment after
her clothes caught fire, and was seen falling
to the ground-her clothes and hair blaze
She was taken to her boarding house and
lived but an hour or two.
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Additional Foreign News.

Z 81 Nkw YoRK, Nov. o.
The steamer Arqo arrived this p. M. with
four days later news. She~l left SouthamP-
ton on the Gath ult from the channel to the
banks, she experienced succession OF strong
westernly gales. The Ar9O brings 800 pas
sengers. ...-,~ ..,, .....r
Sir VIM. Molesworth, Secretary Of State
for the Colonies, died on the 22d ult.
Private letters received from Paris from
officers in the French army, state that Il, was
believed hhit Prince GoTtsehakof had no
possibility Of Keeping bis command open,
land regularly receiving supplies, and are
actually preparing to eyaeuate the Crinea.
The English Parliament has been further
prorogued to the llh of December N,
The Invaiied Russo announces that the
Emperor Alexander has not yet left Nicoli-
of, md that on the 9th of October he re-
oe@ed the course OF the fleet which arrived
from Seyastop9l. .zes.. a..f .3ia ,sb .s
"A memorandum OF the Danish circular let
ter to the maritime powers is published in
the Belgian Denmark insists that the af-
fair shall be treated not as an affair of trade
or money, but as political question.
On the arrival Of the steamer America at
Liverpool, some excitement was created by
the rumor ofIreceipt offan official dispatch
from Washington. demanding the British
government to recall Mr.. .Crahton in conse.
quencs4 Of his connection with the British
enlistment in the United States, ,,.,,ss -.
The British Consul at Colonge has beer
tried at Berlin, us an accessory OF enlist.
ments in Prussia Of thexecruits forthe Brit
ish troops, and hes been found guilty. He
was sentenced to three months Imprisonment
and fined 30 balrse. ~ ......,,.f.. =
Pelissier's dispatch concerning the capture
Of Kinburn, says: s'Wei have taken l,40(
prisoners, including Gen. Kooramvivitch
and 40 officers; also l74 pieces OF common
and quantity of ammunition and ftores.- =
We are now in full occupation of an impor
tant position. The Russians have rendered
the success complete by themselves blowing
I'D the fortiicat1ns which were at Schokoff
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Arrival of the Asia.
FOUR DAYS LATER NEW S
~. THE ALLIES ADVANCING.
Concentration OF II large British
Fleet in the West indies to '
! ,,s watch the A lneTiCans.a so
John Bull Getting Scared.
FURIOUS STORM !!
Loss of the Propeller Delaware
i 27 and Omar Pasha. ,g.as
FOURTEEN LIVES LOST.
HALIFAX, November,

/. . ~ 4 HALIFAX, November, 7. u
The Asia arrived here last night, with
Liverpool dates to the goth October. She
reports the steamship North Star as Oft
Southampton on the evening of the Goth.
The report that the Russians had blown
up Fort Nicholas and other fortificutions al
Otschakoff; is confirmed. ...
Advices from Sebastopol show that tie
Allies are advancing in strong force, and
that the Russians are falling back in god
order upon their fortified positions. The
Allies were close upon tie Russian position
at Abbot, where it is thought they must
make a stand, in which case battle is ine-
vitsble. -s,
The Russians on the, moth side keep UP q
constant fire upon Sebaslopoi, under cover
of which they were Withdrawing their troops
and concentrating them upot Perekep.
A Russian despatch, dated the 22d, says
that the Allies had marched with 10000
troops from Eupatoria towards Toulan, but
afterwards fell back, on observing the Rus
sian Lancers on their left.
The English gun boats had reconnoitered
the river almost up to Nicolaeff.
A late st. Petersburg despatch says the
whole militia has been ordered to reinforce
ment Of the army Of the South, under Gen
Luders.
The Gear left Nicoiaef for Elizabsgood
100 miles to the north! & -aE,',
Major Delafeld, Major Mordecai and Cap
tain Mcclellan, American officers, had ar
rived in the allied camp.
The allied troops officially reported in the
Crimea, including the sick, amount to 2io,-
900. #. a}t ..r Aa.tr ,rag aB.
The attitude of Sweden is regarded al
st. Petersburg with much uneasiness.
The Baltic English feet was Margin, pre-
pairing to leave. The gun-boats and the
EIsinor has been ordered to England. .4s
The reported Russian disaster at Kars is
confirmed, but somewhat modified. The
Russian loss is reported at 1000. The Tur-
kish redoubts were lost and retaken four
times The Hungarian General, Lemertz
commanded the Turks. sfr gf ..a.
1t is believed the Russians cannot contin.
ue the siege.
The Russians have fortified oil the pass
es leading to Tifis. t!
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Lay ii On.

Senator Brown pledged himself, "that he
would go for reduction of the present high
salaries Of the Reform Locofocoes State off.
cers"-P Portage Democrat.
The Governor should reside at the capital
and while Ohio Ii expending her hunereds
OF fthousauds for suitable capital, her Chief
Executive officer has not where to lay his
head. This remark in not intended to ap.
ply personally to the present worthy bache.
Tor incumbent. We mean the gubernatoria
head, should have shelter paid for ant
furnished by the State, so that Ohio may
have lie EAST Room" in which the sove:
reign people may meet and mingle around
their chief Executive. We 90 IN for an ex.
scutive mansion at Columbus, SO soon az
other engagements may allow Cleveland
Herald. s25*
That's right, reduce the salaries and fur.
nish " mansion" Fusions want and mus
hare IN s'East ROOM for their accomoda
ton. Next they will want the "soyereigr
people. te meet at that EAST room" and
I've from table furnished by the State
This Executive mansion" would disgrace
the State at cost of less than $50 0,0o0.--
The interest wear and tear &c, l2 per CEN
would be $4,000 annually. Reduce the
sslary from $500 to $1,000, and you have
the smsH sum Of Ssuen thousand and tsoo han.
Arel d0llsrs whers now there is paid $lsOO
anly5enF dollars 20 one. o those promises
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