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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-28

OFFICE OF The SIxrH.Av. RAILROAD COsPASY,l
New-Tork, July Is, 1855. )
DIVIDEND NOTICE.-The Board OF Direc-
~ tors Of this Company have declared DIVIDEND Of
THREE and HALF PER CENT It's Capital Sock ont OF
the OF the Road for he 9nhs payable At
the Office the Treasurer o. D. Angels Esd CashierJ AZ
the Peoples the day August next
The Transfer Books viii be 0iec until that day.
T. BAILEY MYERS. Secretary.
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y. n. II DLOw, Aucti0neef.
DIFAeI-RF YACHT ULTRA at AUG TION.-
p n LUDLOW will sell ~ auction on 81 u OAT' jay
= is :, ii o'clock The Merchants EKchsnse By or5er OF
- Fvse-.or lie barf.oue and w.Ibuilt YACHT ULTRA,
Ler TACKLE APPAREL and FURNITURE nov ying AZ
Vehossp and formerly belonging % Christopher hhl-r de
...ef Sc . shout IC5 burden, sci 0oner-ngs-d sni
w., found in every partcuH, His.iag her very
rss,grs Ysrit Sic can BE- application % pANlrL
IcNLLFS on bossd. Terms, cash or approved n9'e II ur
month. wi b interest NlpI
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HAYRE via SOUTHAMPTON. The

TOR HAVRE via SOUTHAMPTON.-Th The
Il VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE Of SfEAMsHIfS-
The frs'-cass steamship ARIEL 2j tuns le-Ve nae
ter New York from Pier No so NORTH kNer loot
ChsmbeEs-st A. NOON nreci.eiv, SATURDAY, A1s ~
for HAvRF. calling at SOUTHAMPTON 10 land mails, 20
seDger- and specie. -
First-class Passage 70 Southampton Hayre...silo
~ecOufcls Passage. sss.ssr.......s....s.
The ARIEL will b. followed By the NORTH STAB sept
The these vessels viii not b. accountable of co
81 YER Bullion Specie, Jewey, Precious stones or Metals
less bills Of adng signed therefor, and the vs'ue hSsa
therein expressed. "A
Specie and goods usual rates No tresh; rsee'sd@
tor Of the day before sailing.
No berth secured until paid fur Letters prepaid lst conn
or VIII be received The Office up II A " Of the asJs
selling sId viii be carried 10 strong indisubber bsss nrn
lock and arriva ~ Southampton HayTe VIII Dc in'
disieiv iero.i - 10 the p1st-Odices there.
Parcels taken. pre- paid, Ole collar ana upward
FIXED DATES % SAILING.
From Sew-York; I trom HAVE; 4,
August sDtlh olAn. .huk-"s
NORTH STAR. ftember u ARIEL. -epoetn3eI
September p NORTH sIAh SeptelnpeI
NORTH STAR. October l5 ARIEL .Octooa
ARfyL .....,... Mover her NORTH STAR. Novemou
S0yerne1
These -,eersrips sr- csssed the Insurance Offices sas
specie aud goods vii BE- Insured in low ~
MUM any other steamshis that cross the ocean -
For Freiut n Passage arrly 20 ID. TORRANCE,
No. Bowling Green, New f0E
SUMNER, MOSTAST & DRAPER,
No. n Rue y. D., des Victories, Ps1&
CHRYSTIE SCHLCESSNASN 4 Co,
No. 2 Qusi Cas,nir Delayigne, Hs'e
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HAVANA and NEW-ORLERNs-OD THURSDAY
A. , 40 NJ from pier foot Of Wsrenst., n K, ~
sisnow1, and avorite seanship GRANADA Capt s. p
Griffin will sal ~ above.
Passage can be secured =, the Compeny's Office.
FTs6r 10 80 cents per cubic tootreceTed o.
shipper, viii be supplied with blank bills Of asing Of ne
orm BY the Company application az Their once s
o.her fons signed and 10 bills 81 aiding will be signed ara
The hour Of SAILING -. -.
~ M West.st., corner Of Warren. d. " hObHhAo'
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DUTGER's FEMALE INSTITUTE, No 26i

DUTGERs FEMALE INSTITUTE, No. 263
III MADIsON-ST., NEW-YORK.-Ths Institution hss con.
Iusd ccsssfol operation for period Of sixteen add
supervision of the Rev d. C. VAN NORMAN
Principal Of instruction embraces thorough
and substantial educson the departments where prac
table IL ii udraied by ample apparatus.
PDp the City conveyed to and from the Institute az
small extrs expense 20 the parent. - -
The Academic Year will commence on MONDAY,
Sept. 10.
Further infors may be had az the Institute Of either
Of the following who constitute the Board Of Trus
j. w c. L.vrRlpcT Sc d BRowS, Treas
Joseph Hoxie ID. Y. Keller, Geo. VI CieaTman,
Thompson PIlce. A. Is. Holmes, John Gray,
James T. Holmes, Thos. williams, Jr, Benjamin W Clapp
James Horn, Ebenezer Csuldwel, Samuel Mibaos.
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1 r O n X o o + | n G. d.
CORRUGATED IRON
COMMON OR GALVANIZED SHEETS.
Contrzcts entered o any part Of the Cned states on
Roof prepared for shipment and ready for putting up
Curved Corrugated Sheets Of any required rsdl.
Pamphlet and reformation furnished spplcanon %
MARSHALL LEFFERTS BROTHER,
Kos. 70 and u Broad-st Sew-fOrk.
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ARCTIC FIRg Insurance COMPANY, No. 10 Waist.
DNIDEND.-The Directors OF this Company
~ have HI, DAY declared Semi-Aunua Dividend of5
PEI the Capital stock payable and after the 10Th INST
The Transfer Books closed usrl that date New York. July
H. 1855 RICHARD A. OAKLEY, Secretary.
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4 aND-WARkANT OFFICE. NO. o3 Wsll-sA
IL New-York-Tee highest narset price paid for LASf
WARRANTS snd al Warrant. soc By guaranteed
forwarded BY us otherwise upon receipt Of reutsness
L.na --ants procured tor Solder. and oth-rs -nrtss
tnaurv fsuds .pp'icstion
J. COLEMAN NJ, s. W.li-~
I AND WARRANTS Bought sold and fully gus
ranteed and Claims R0uuy Land ani Pensions prompt.
ly collected by GEO. WoODMAS No ss William st
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IMPORTANT to HARDWARE DEALERS
\ NEW-YORK SUPERIOR COURT, Special Term, July
u. 1855 - MILAN BUTCHER SAMUEL BUTCHER
Of Sheffield England, against SCHElDr Of New iok-rhe
parties h, action manufacturers aud dealers "a hardware
and cutlery. The plaintiffs complain that the 3sndant his
and sold in the markets Of the United states spu
Piles snd Chels puortg - be o. the uanuicure Of
tie plaintiffs aud with the and trade Of the Psint
lis stamped or the articles
Also hn the defendant without authority used the names
labels plaintiffs and aXcd them 20 such pack OF
spurious goods The defendant lowed judgment 70 be taken
against MIN the THOUSAND DOLLARS damages
toge her with perpetual injunction AGAINST vending dp
iug Of such spurious goods with names, stamps Trade
marks labels Of the plaintiffs the seon.
SCOTCH PIG iRON--Hundred tuns No.
y Gartsherie and go mixed numbers best Pig Iron, IN
s,ose aud lending, for sale by
sPoFF0RD, TILESToN Co., No. = Broadway
SURVEYORS COMPASSES- Always on hand,
~ sold Manufacturers prices and warranted first quality
by the maker ~ c. DAVIS No 222 Water ST. upstairs.
Also, one LEYELlNG INSTRUMENT for sale.
WIRE ROPE of every size, strength and degree
w OF debility, from oneeighth iDch diameter ward for
hosting stays, &C For sGle by CHAS. w. COPELAND.
No. 81 Broad gsy.
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TuNis MOssELL, Auctoneer, -
WILL SELL WITHOUT RESEhVE-IhlS
w is.furd.yl MORNING 10. oelek, a. No. 81 S..-
-Specusfo. and those willing % MAKE money VII be
rrnt Cor nence with stock OF Cg.rsi hen Furn
ire OF superior quality silver Plated Ware M.tresse
Pri.se. Csrpeting Fancy sosps Refnserstors. &C
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-28
Dnil0ins materials.

ENCAUSTIC TILES-FOr Vestibules, Halls,
r. Uesr+hs Diuiuz rooms Couservstories &c GARSKIRB
CHIMNEY TOPS DRAIN PIPES. &c. For sale By
MILLER. COATES s. YOULE. 10. Z73 Pearls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-28
fnruiture.

nESkS, DESKS, DESKS.-Double and single
II Standing Decks from 10 feet; dorbe and sitting
Desks every variety Once Tables from 70
feet; Oce Chairs and DeskSools every description
kNOA'S Desk Store. No. - Beekman-st
II +. FARRiNGTON.-ENAM COT
II. TAGE aud CHAMBER FURNITURE 1t the Manu-
acton and WSrerOons Nos " sud ~ Wooster-st.
CPLENDlD SUITES of ENAMELED COT
~ TAGE FURNITURE al factory preeA
WARREN WARD, No Ia Grand-st
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6onsfs TO Get.

HOUSES to LET.-Three elegant new
III HOUSES IN River Terrace. HOBOKEN, within three
walk Of the ferry commanding beautiful view Of the
river and City OH with bath hot and cold water
10 families Of the first respectaby only. Inquire At the
$500 EDWARD MARTIN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-28

AND WARRANTS.-Thos DESTROYS of pur
II chasing Lsnd sting Land WarTan in Iowa who
owl lsnd in that State WI obtain desrAse informson
that subject by calling PRATT r. SKINNER, al Prelchs
Hote Of Frskf,r and Chs ham Of the Park
address him By letter Anamost Iowa Mr. skinner has
about Year, IN the West and has been engaged in Sur
veynE and selecting Lands aud vel scJusuted with large
par; that State and other pas Of the West VIII elect snd
PURCHASE Lsrds and locate Land Warrants Com non
taxes &c REFTEEScEs Hsted Haines Co. Nos 50 and y
Muir sy.st.. NewYork Cry; Go. Bss Co. No p Park
place Newly OK City; B. Cbittencen Co.. No - Broad
WAY New. NorkC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-28
TO FARMERs.--For SALE, in Pike County,
V'O OWNERS of BROOKLYN PROPERTY
$6 5OO THE TT < OWNER ,S of a LEASE

III
tboroU ghfsres wishes borrow <s on mortgage The
ground nominal aud the yearly earnings OF the
nearly equal 90 the wanted sus bonus
and Customary chsree for title viii be allowed
Address Box No. 6Si Post-Ofhce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-28

CTEAM POWER TO LET-At ElizabethPort,
- j. twostory Brick Building 100 feet BY 30 Apply g
ABM BAIZ, No. al Brosdvsy, OF 70 JOHN IL RoLSTON
q ElixabefbpOr-
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Real &staie for Sale.

A BEAUTIFUL PRIVATE RESIDENCE
IA An Il, CANT brown stone rsicass HOUSE
fny-six feet deep. with every modern improvement Good
yard very desirable location in West 32dst VIII be sold
very low. Title osputabe Terms easy. Full particulars
given at the Merrill Iron Pipe Works No. l42 Cenlre-st.
MERRILL JAQUES.
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Ian CHARLESTON and FLORIDA-.SEMI

E.N(K AhAhl@l-sNlO-' OF ir
L UFFKTY m : MAIL LISE-The n-w .ast-gDins I'D
80 .-'SeviiLE. H. Berry eonmsaass
vii leave Pier No. y. r. on SATCRD AY July q, a -
T. NJ precisely For rg CHR apply on board where All balls
,aiins will BE- signed snd hng superb accomnt
dation-) thu Office OF sPOFFORD TILEsrONS Co Va
iBroadVay. through TICKETS Florida follows: To Jscf
souyile. ~3i: 70 Platka. fIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-28

ITO LET-The new three-story HOUSE No. III
II POpsr-st. Brookyn within minutes walk Of the
Ferry For fu her particulars inquire ofTHOMAS MORTON,
No. z2 Pearl-st kew-YOrk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-28

DOOMS to LET, with STEAM Powerful
HI the building Of Greenwich and Beachst unsur-
passed for manufacturing Rent very low 70 respon
''''' FERRIs T.ABER, No ses Greenw1ch-st-
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EURNIsHED COUNTRY HOUSE for SALE.

"A genteel large Lew HOUSE. with eleven neatly
eIphen throughout hne Carriage IL Garden every
oorsenee foi eeeeel family oesed from the city
VII Dc SOLD for $500 NJ L. SHELDON. No. IS Nassan.s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-17

THE CABINET AND THE SPANISH DIFFICULTIES.
"A correspondent of the New York Express,
writing from Washington ON the 10th, says
There is fixed determination here to bring on
if possible II collision with Spain--not because
the interests or wants of the nation require any
thing Of tho kind, but merely III the desperate
hope that it may be the means to rally at least
the Democratic party, if not other portions Of
the community in support of the administration
The game is as wicked M it is desperate, but you
may rely that such is the present programme on
the Part of the President stimulated and sup
ported particularly by Jefferson Davis. Cabinet
meetings are being held, and are of long contin-
uancc Com Macauley, who has been placed at
the head Of the Gulf Squadron which is to be
strongly reinforced. is still here, but will leave in
tho course of this week to proceed forthwith to
his station. under instructions which will soon
and inevitably lead to acts of violence and col
lision.
The President three days since produced his
ultimatum to the Cabinet with declaration thnt
he would not recede from it, but Notwithstanding
this declaration it has been strenuously opposed
by n portion of the Cabinet proper, and there is
also a division ofopinion on the subject among the
kitchen Cabinet. 1t is really horrible to think
that the peace of the nation, the fortunes of
thousands and probably the lives Of tens of thou
sands are all thus to be gambled away, because
the people with such unanmty have repudiated
the present chief magistrate, because he and his
insane advise think this is the last and only
card to play, in hope it may help his desperate
fortunes. Never were men more cruelty deceiv-
ing themselves, for if they do carry the scheme
into effect to the extremity of war; it will result
in such cry of Indignation so soon as its disas-
trous results are beginning to be felt as never
before saluted the ears of an inhabitant of the
White House.
What may be the result of the opposition in
the Cabinet in case Mr.. Pierce perseveres, it is
impossible to say, but probably the retirement of
the opposing members.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-17

HERoIsM KEPT IN IT'S PLACE.-A little drum
rner boy of the Sd Grenadier Guards has blossom
ed into full-blown hero. He was in the thick
of the fight at Alma, Balaklava, and Inkerman'-
He flew about the battlefield a very Puck or
Good fellow, with water for the wounded. "But
for his care''-says the accounts-'many of the
wounded would never have survived to receive sur
gical aid. Prince Albert has heard the story; and
the prince, with the feelings of a soldier-tor is
not H. r. III. a field marshal-intends to present
the boy wth-with-with (well, ifi must be said)
with f5!
1t is thus we cultivate true heroism. In France,
for instance, the boy would have been spoiled
He would have been educated, promoted ana IA
time might have found one ofhis little drumstloks
converted to q marshals baton. We know oeIIer.
We reward yalor in practical, business-like way;
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-17

EXTRAORDINARY SPIRITUAL DEMONSTRATIONS.
TALKING Srnurslt appears from II eommu-
nicntion in the "Spiritual Universe" that fum
" in the interior of Ohio have been haunted by
spirits or ghosts, and very troublesome and dos
truotive ones too, particularly in the matters Of
croekery. The statement is made in the form Of
I'm affidavit, sworn to before Justice of the Peace
and verified by largo number of persons, who
have listened To the conversation of these ghostly
visitors, and witnessed some of their tricks. They
first commemorate seems by whistling, and then
screaming, and at lcpgth talking in an ordinary
tone of voice, stating they the spirits of two
brothers who had been murdered eleven years
ago, and giving details the tragedy. After this
they begun their playfu trieks-mysterouly ro-
moving ham from the tabe to the iloor-upsct-
ting pnils of water, and playing tho very dickens
with tho crookery and smashing nearly every dish
and plate in the house.
At one time, snys the dcponont, the voice. speak
ing to my wife, said il (the spirit could bake
cakes for George n boy eating nj the table Mrs.
Richardson stepped away from tho stove, when
batter, (already prepared for baking cakes) was
by some unseen agency upon tho grddle, and
placed upon the boys plate at tho table. A voice
then proposed TO bnko cake for little Jane, my
daughter who was then at work about tho house.
The cake was accordingly baked in tho same
manner as before stated and carried across tho
room and placed in the girls hand.
The reason given for destroying the orookery
is thnt is done for the purpose of ofoonvnoing the
world of spirit presence
A somewhat similar story related u few
days since by Judge Edmonds, of this city. A fe-
male called upon him and stated that she was
greatly troubled by noises, the tipping of tables
breaking of croekery &c, and asking his advice
to the best means of 'aying the ghost" Ilo dis
covered TINT the Indy considered "spiritualism'
n humbug and at once accounted for the visitation
they were intended, he said to convince her Of
her error. Scepticsm, therefore, in such matters
becomes expensve.-N, !. Express.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-17
II II r ~ " y ls'H ~ y i'pi'
Liver Complaint. Debility

Extinct frotn James Hurri-. Esq Lctcr AlcAandrn,
Va.-Ater speaking of wonderful curcs hinF"lf, he
snYs Mrs II has been suffering with the liver COM
plant md with inability, constantly complaining. hom
weakness through her whole sy'tom She enjoys
better health than Tor niry yenrs, being entirely resloT
ed bY the of Hampto,'s Vegetobte TiHcturc'
Diseased Side, Breast, Eyes.-Extract from n
Letter from J. Crimes, Esq, Loulon county va My
wife has been for Yeas afflicted with great wee ness,
pnin in the brcast, side and bnck; palpitaton T tho
heart ecbcncss of the system Lose Of Appetizer
complex ion snowi the sight of eye almost tho
Other We weak. pleased To my, Hampton $
1incturc has restored her perfect health Her eyes
nre as good now as ever ihey were.
fy Call and get phamphlet-
Sold by j. II. SEAY, Il co, Lynchburg; SOWERS
Scott.vilie ie; A J. BROWN Charlottesville, aud by all
Druggists throughout tho State. Tar "a .d&c1y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-17
DAILY VRGINIAN.

TnE EXECUTION or EsrRAMpEs Further
Pdrticuiars.--'lhe New Orleans papers have
numerous letters from Havana, describing the
execution of Estrampcs The correspondent of
the Courier writing on the 3lzt ult., says:
priest wns sent to him day before yestor
day of whom he demauded-'of what milton aro
you'll" IL am Spaniard," answered tho Priest.
~ ou are II Spnniard leave me- do not wish to
speak to Spaniards, send me II Creole" This
done
On yesterday he dined in the chapel, in compa.
ny with several of his friends received the Inst
sacrament at ten O'Clock IN tho evening, and this
morning at six | saw him inside tho prison smo-
king cigar, perfectly dressed, with white panta-
looms and vest, with blnek cloth coat his hair
comhed in the English style, laughing with some
of the prisoners. When tho executiouer came
up to Tie his hands, and To put an him the long
shirt, and the cap he repelled him, tore the
shirt, aud advanced to death at aquickoncd pace,
having asked that tho drums should beat Mt ~
double quick time.
Arrived at tho foot of the seailold, he seated
himself, received nbsoluton, aud with smile
mounted the seven fatal steps, which he Ind
scarcely finished whom they began heating the
drums (ffteop) to drown his voice; but although
bound, and with the fntal cravnt around his neck
he cried out and spoke about seven minutes, aud
while he speaking the exoeutoncr guvc tho
intal turn of the hand which took his soul to g
tcrnity
Being somewhat the friend of u person who ac
companied the condemned, | have been enabled
to learn that the Inst words he uttered were
"llurrnh for Liberty llurroh for progress and
the Cuban Flagl"
Estrampes II man of six feet and several
inches in height, of far complexion, with light
moustachc, blind in the left eye, and nged about
thirty years.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-17

4 CARD Tho subscriber having purchased of
n Mcdaniel Hurt d Preston their interest in the
late concern of " 7. Anderson g. o.. will continue
the GROCERY. Commission and foRwAhDIEo business
Mt the old stand the Bnsin where they will keep on
hand stock of Guano, Plaster Limo and emcnt for
snle at the lowest cash prices.
He returns his thunks the friends of the late con-
eern md the public generally for the bcal patronage
eNtended to It, md hopes by using n host exerons to
merit a continuance Of the tho now concorn.
odl9 dts WIN 7. ANDERSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-17
A Citizen OF the Old Dominion
Cure Of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Liper Com
plant The pcrdict has gone .forth AHadmH
that champions Iinctnre" has no Superior i!

March 2ath, 1853
Mcss,s. Mortimer & Moubray ;-Gentlcmcn--I hive
been alced ior the last eight years with hhenn ntism
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint suffering all the while
with pains in the shonlders hip, back and side, shift
ing from side the other Pnlpbtion of the heart
los of appetite cold swcsrs night excessive cossc
ness and great debility and weakness. trie1 many
remedies which done good, but rather grew
worse Last fall | advised t. uy "liumltou's
Vegetable Tincure und nmh happy say hns cured
me | am free from all pain, and in the enio}mcn
of perfect heal nnd take grent plcasurr in recommend
ing the Tincture To all afflicted ms ! huvr hceu.
Yours JAMES NJ NOEL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-17

REDFORD HOUSE, (opposiie Court House)
ID MAIN STREET. LIBERTY, VA, (on the site Of
the Hotel formerly kept by VIM. Terry, esq.,
The nbove House. now re built in the modern style,
and furnished in tho best manner, is opened for the
reception of guests. The undersigned promise their
best efforts merit any patronage which they may
ceive. QUARLES * STEPTOE,
Propretors.
A HACK will always be in readiness 20 convey the
guests of tho House and their baggage to and from the
Rail Road FREQ of charge, apl3 dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-17

TOOK HER WITH nIM.--It will be remembered
that last tall the editor of tho Green Bay Adyo-
cate. (Wis.) during his absense left his wifs to
edit the pnper, ndithadshe being good whig, took
the Democratic ticket down from its columns, and
wrote some good energetic Wing editorials The
editor 1t seems, has been called again to the cap
ltol' and through his substitute announces as fol-
lows, ON March %:
Our editor has gone to Madison, and in order
TO mike sure thing of it, and prevent tho ap-
pearhnee OF any more Wing editorials. has taken
lis WIFI with him
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-17

CPRING, ISj5.-STlGLER, MoELDERRY
~ & Co, Cat the old stand of D. 4, G. Petcrs,)
MAIN ST. Lynchburg Virginia. invite the attention of
their customers friends and the public generally,
their stock of NEW GOODS, just opened, consisting
of Lawns Ginehams, Prints, Organdies, Jaconets,
Tissues, Grape dPurrie Berage dLuines Figured and
solid Chalies, solid Mouslns figured do, and White
Goods in great variety-al of which they are offering
very low. mar2s
Republican and Floyd Intelligencer please copy.
BLANKS FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-17

L
ID AfR--'I'e Red, likue and Biua."
MINNIS e. TANNER. thou pride Of the miliior'
Thy pictures the best thar see:
Thy gallery Is the shrine of deyot,n
To those who stand Srmly TO thee
Thy triumph has made bunglers renbe,
When wonan's gay form stands in view
Thy camera makes NIL the Graf: srumbr,
Who envy the work TINT you do,
Who envy the work that you do
Who envy the work that yor do
Thy camera male- all TIE craft grumbc,
Who envy the work that you do.
Thy CELERY all spacious and large,
Is duly thropged with rare beauty;
Who pleus'd with your skill think moi of charge,
But attend from pure sense of duty.
Fair maidrns and gents, both near and alar
Come rig ght AWAY Main street,
Where all lovers of true pictures meet.
Nearly fronting the Clothing Bazaar;
Nearly fronting the Clothing Bazaar,
Nearv fronting the Clothing Bazaar.
Where oil lovers of true pictures meet,
From regions all round, both near and nfar
NorE-rhe Gallery of MlSsIs & TAsSER is on
Main street Sd door from Bridge, side, where the
mos, beautiful specimens of the Daguerrean Art ars
produced at all houIs of the day, the satisinc
tory terms. naf2bts