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MEDICINES.
Lock Hospital

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-, IEpT ~, - ,t;aI ~ - -, -, sr wa.t
a ar "ss nr nr,an pdwarn pain II, thc Iojns pssas
tho iin.y ,rt,ns M tho fInal riro,t Nose and skin
,s,,t,,nna naluity ,,1 ali t,asa borI snctons ARISING
eon ilcrntions no matter whether from ntem erance or the
,,sa of arl.nt snri.s or anv other cn,se
~ n; yOT NJ; MEN
] cnnDss n,nIers nf vnnerone and h@rsl l,jngs
[ h. sv.rt t mn ti,iv ,nmls thousands nf nng mon n,
h.most ay,l t,lants md ,ntels who n,bt nt-
cona,ao thun,.rs
,'n,,,n nv satei IN eastncy t,7. 1iyng lvro ~ ~ - =
rhso .n tha
.Ga,IJ nn,,lofcIv nnly tn
~ ~ - - in InuxSrnN
,y,L,.ss a, tho p,ck o limbs p.ins In tho ea1 pnness
In.nF Nusrnnr Power tle Heart pvs-
ni-estye p,nc.
;, ,;enrr.l p.lgity symnoms 0t Cons,nntion rc etc
ur<rAiiy ., rf stfncts an ha mind are much 10 he
Iass az N.n,nry C,rt,.ion J,n. panrpainu
ii,s r,ings of Fvil Ayors,nn f So.ieiv s,ltnsnst
Soiit,lo .t, r. some tho evils nr,sl,re5
No sorth Iraerick Srn,. seven Dnore from loti-
~ \ ,1,, al N,,,Iar or yo, will mistake tho nnce
80 xxr.,,,,+ol -, No T.h,,ga M,1a
n SiiC W a. =, ~ JI',H.iS o. -. 49, -.
Inc many noa'nhs 'hrei a 's I'M n tio ,y ~
extensive Pac,'e Vi ~, M " " @ ~, IT. Wv
his standing as gentleman of character anu reSlhshS
7nhrent that he Is 10 ne
ousultei' -, ,,.,m,,.
ih JON io1N, 'N; ~, :, an e,,,,po>s
VI NJ n II or Ilib hph AL 'ohAf''n W 81 uh"is'Ne'
LanlIn iraduate from one of The most eminent oi t
United states aud the greater part Oh whSe me is oh spent
In he Hospitals o. @ndon Paris Phulelha ana ee"hte'
hs effected some the most astonishing cures tna were ever
Npow Many troubled with ringing ~ the ears an head when
ssep great nervousness being alarmed at sudden sounds ana
hashulness, with frequent bushnt M'ene sometimes with
arrangement of mind were cured Immediately
Take Particular Notice.
Parents misei with respect to the
of in sons md
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TTFI " 'F7IN Vt 1T
THE FEMALE SYSTEM.
Liver Complaint. Debility

Exrnct from james Harris Esq's Letter. .Alexnndria
Va.--Aer speaking of wonderful cures on hinl'ei hn
snvs: Mrs II. has been suffering with the livsrco
plant and with inability, constantly complaining. hom
weakness through her whole system. She now enjoys
better health thnn for tnry years. being entirely reo
ed by the Of HamponS Pegetabte 1tRcture,"
Diseased Side Breast Eyes.-Exlrnct from a
Letter from J. Grimes. Esq, Loudon county My
wife has been for yeas afflicted with great wccl ness
pain in the breast, side and back; palptntion'f the
heart feebeness of the SYSTEM loss o' appeIe
complexion snow the sight of one eye almost gone the
Other We Y weak | am pleased to say, Hampton s
Ticfurc has restored herto perfect health Her eye.
me as good now ever they were.
tS17 Call and get phamphcts -
Sold by J. H. SEAY. & co, Lynchbrrgi SOW WERS
Scottsvilie; A J. BROWN, Charlottesville, and BY oil
Druggists throughout the State. aar 2idhcly
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LYNCHBURG WEDNES'Y MORNING. APRIL H. 1855
MEDICINES.
CAKTEK's SPANISH MIXTURE.
NHE "KENT FUKIFIEKUE THE HLUOU'

L Not u pa,itcie Of Nc,curV IN ~.
AN lNFALtlnLk REMEDY Tor Sorotuln hinge Evil,
rheumatism, Obstinate Cutaneous Enptions, fim.
pies or Fustules ON the Face, Blotchos Soils. Crone
Soro Eyes. Ring Worm or Teter, scala Head Fin
largcmcnt upd Pain II the Bones uGd JOINTS Stubborn
Ulcers, Syphlhc Disorders, Lumbngo Spinal Com
plants, and nl Diseases arising from un inludieous
use of Mercury lmprndcnoo in Life, or lmroriiy oi
the Blood.
This valuable Medicine, which has become celebrated
the number of extraordinary effected through
its agency hns induced the propretorr nj the urgent re-
iucs oi their friends offer the public which they
with the utmost confidence In its virtues and won
,lcrful curative properties The following certificates,
selected from large number are, however, stronge,
Testimony than tho word OF the proprieiors nnd
are all from gentlemen well known In their localities.
mud oi tho highest respocRbity many of them residing
In the city ol Richmond, Va.
+. BOYnEN. Esq of the Exchange Hotel, Rich.
mond, known every where, he hn' sern the Modi
cine called Carriers Spanish Mixture administered In
hundred cases in nearly u the Diseases for which
II ia recommended with the most astonishing good re-
.ulis lie snys it ia tho extraordinary mcdcic he
has
dsus and Fcrer--d Great Cprc-I hereby certify, tha,
tor three ycurs had Aguo aud Fever oi o the most vo
lent description. had scyernl Physc ans took large
quantities ofQ ininc, Mercury, md believe all tho
fonics advertised hut all without any permanent 70.
lief AT lust tried Cnrtci- Spanish Mixture, two
bottles OF which ciectuay cured me and ! am happy
say have had neither Chis or Fever since con.
slider II the best Tonic in the world md the only medi
cine that over reached my caso, JOHN loNGDEN.
Denver DAM NEAR Richmond, Va
q. B. Luck Esq in Richmond nnd for mnny
N'',S III ''v 's Nn,'' nus SUI VI v '"'o :" % u
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n.s"' ln,'' A. ' ",'',''s I've -,
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~ ''''s'' f'"''S''E .n u, n,''' ~ l, "
W. o',y '.".'' ,"."' Wy 'y,,. W ~ Co.,
'ss ~ "u'p'o' W '''''"''' wv ,"'''' W
'l''' ' " ~, wv, =, ' ~ - - 'i,, ~, ~" ~ H. e ,.
"y' :" ' VI S'"Ni ," , "" " ~ ''
wv. su"" AZ w r 4, A. -
o"''''i w o''"N''' " r'' "., ~ n.'" D " $3.50
a ,t' n' " IT. os -. =, ss,i.'
snn'ns ny the use ' Two '''''e' :" o"''o'a q a"'s
"'nu'" % ,...-r,. nh
,'t ~ ',e'y""' y : W '' t, ~ ~ a3 I 49,
''"'u ""Puo.'h n"" SCI ,"N ''f'',l'' ~
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NEW CONCERN.
WILLIAMS 4 HOOPER,,
DEALERS IN
Books, Stationery and Fancy Goods.

TINHE Subscribers have tbs day formed partner
l. ship for the purpose OF conducting, in all its
branches. the Book Stationery and Fancy business in
the large granite building doors above the Ncrvell
House and opposite the Warwick. They will keep con
sianty hnrd large supply of Music. Pianos, Accor.
ans and many other musical instruments, TO which
they earnestly invite the attention OF tier friend, ana
the public. 4. a. II LihMe'
b. S. HOOPER.
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DISSOLUTION,

FINH r conccr1 Of wilson 4 FRANKLIN is This day dis.
4 solved ~ limitation All persons having claims
lgpins the Con will present them to Joseph IT, Will
lan for payments; those indebted to the concern Will
uaAe payneui to JOSEPH II Wilson. he having rnr
a,ti james Frank ,in's interest in the concern.
JOS. II. VII son.
JAMES FRANKLIN.
.Srptenber At 1854.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
GREAT ExCITEMENT!.

II GsN.N HslNgn .-MOre New
~ Books, at Williams Il Hooper s.-where thew
fail to arrive in time. under all circums
rendine this book.
The ntnls; story Of modern life--a work Of shrng
interest.
Th, Nirginm Queen; by J. Frederick Smith, author Of
Woman and Hcr Master " "Fred. Vernon" &c.
Pol al Usurpation,
Review of the speech ofthe Hon J. Chandst, ofPa.
Ruth Hall, new supply,
Ida Norman, by Mrs. Lincoln Phelps,
@ ne New. boy &c. together with lob of extra fine
SihiIoNhhf for the Ladies. Also. large supply Of
NEW MUSIC
Amongst which may be found the following beautiful
sonssi Fairy Whispers, Go,d New from Home Sal
News from Home, The Know Nothing song, How Sweet
NJ" the hoses; together with mnny other > ne. Due,s
Gces, Nc. Gall Immediately Mt
WILLIAMS g. HOOPER'S
(Sncees'ors 10 X, A. Williams.) and supply your.
selves. l,ot.t.
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DAGUERKEOTYPEs. DAGUER-

HAGUEKKEOT DAUU = IL
- REOTYPES-HARD TINES drive people all
around to where hev get the bert and chenrest
Daguerreoty ypes but they all come back to MISEts &
TAsNEHs where they get the best and are sure to
get the worth OF their money Steamboat d sustcrs,
Railroad accidents, Bank. bursting Men falling all
occur daily but fning Mnnis Tanners, in taking
brilliant artistic and lifehc Daguereotypes is Of
the question Those in want should not forget to call
and get one as pictures No, sGred 10 ieape he
until the parties are satisfied
A 'uree uGd beautiful assortment OF Gold Lockets,
Breast pins Rings. Watch Seals Keys, MeIaan@ and
ancy Cases always and and for sale cheap, with
picture complete. splendid assortment of Cases new,
Iust received Call early in the day before the crowd
comes The state of weather makes no difference in
regard to quality of picture .
MINIS Il TANNER,
rnnr2n.ts PRACTICAL DAGuERRYOTYPIsTs.
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WE ARE IN RECEIPT or,

NV II AXE IN RECE1PT VIZ
w A large and select stock of q X OC RIES
of every description, Staple Fancy Dry Goods of all
kinds and most choice selection of Liquors. inc cuding
fine wines. and brandes and superior mountain and
old Rye Whiskeys all of which determined
sell low for cash. All wishing 10 pay the money for
what they buy would do well call on u.s. as be-
lieve firmly in the adage that "a nmble sixpence is
better than a slow shilling" All ask is trial.
The highest price paid in cash barter for Country
Produce of every description Strict personal attention
paid the sales OF all consignments We are agents
or Whttemore g. Bre'.. celebrated Agricultural Imple-
nents including plows, huows, cultiyators, cutting
kLiyes plow points, &C. &C. -
mareSs TALlAFERRO g. HAMILTON,
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A CARD.

TIME sul,scriber returns thai ks to his patrons and
i friends for the liberal patronage he slowed on him
since he commenced the Book business in this place.
and commends to their confidence his ruccessogs-
Williams & Hooper. ,.o
Jan 90 ts A. WiLL1e
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DAINTS, OILS, &C.

DAlNTS, OILS, Ac.-
L 25u0 lbs. Blake's Fire Proof faip,s,
300 gallons Llnseed Oil,
ga do Spirits gurpsntie. Also, white and
brown Zinc, ground in OIL Lewis White Lead Copal
Vnrni.h, Pnin brushes Coors of oil kinds, putty ac
For snle by
rnar29t J. II. SEAY d. co. Druggists,
OFFICES, GINGER, MACE. CLOVES
~ LONG PEPPER, Sc SC,
For Preserving X. SIABLER 90.
nrtl Id lcfa
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LDAGUEKREOTYPEs

BEAUTIFUL DAGUEKKEOTYPE
- AIR-''T'c c Red. Wine and Blue.
MINIS g. TANNER. thou pride of the mllipr'
Thy pictures the best that SEE:
Thy gallery is the shrine of devotion.
To those who stnnd frmly thee
Thy triumph has made hungler tfemble
When woman's guy form stands in view
Thy makes all the craft grumble,
Who envy the work that you do,
Who envy the work that you do
Who envy the work that yon do
Thy camera mnkes al tie craft grumhe,
Who envy the work that you do
Thy gallery NIL spari ,us and large,
l. daily throngrd with raie beauty;
Who pleas'd with your skill, think not Of charge,
But attend frrm II pure sense oi duty.
Fair madens and gents both near and utar
Come rig eht nway &C Main street,
Where all LAYERS of true pictures meet,
Nearly fronting the Clothing Bazaar;
Nearly fronting the Coihing Buzaar.
Nearly fronting the Clothing Bazaai.
Where all lovers of ttue pictures meet.
From regions all round both neur and atnr
NoTE-rhe Gutlery og MISSIs & TAESER is on
Maia street. Sd door from Bridge, side, where the
most beautiful specimens of the Daguerrean Art arr
produced at ali houls of the day, the salisiac
tory terms. mar23ts
nUlNlNE American. German and
VI English hleached and unbleuched for sale by
GEO. b. JONES Il co,
rnnr9.ts Petersburg.
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TRAINS LEAVE PETERSBURG.
nhPross r"in daily at--.--.-,..
MniI Trim. daily ynt..........-.......
frelgh Train, witt, passenger Cur attached on Nom
days. Wednesdays and Fridays, at 81 A. NJ
TRAINS LEAYE RICHMOND.
Esnrcss Truin daily nt..-...............5i An.
Freight Trim. with pnsseplc Car attached on Mon.
days, Wednesdays md fridsys. nj Il A
Tho Express Train, leaving Richmond at 81 A. m
connects with tho rnn leaag Petersburg by the South
side Railroad, Tor Lynohburr.
fas'engcr leaving Lynchburg hy the morning Train
The South side Railroad, reunn in Peters sburg
three hours, and by taking tho 81 r M Train the same
evening directly North Themselves and ons gage being
transported through Richmond &c. free Of charge or
ilhey deshe 10 atop in Richmond, be there to Tea
Through Tickets fop Washington at...-....t6 t6 90
nmtnofe ent.--.-.----.-. ut 81
:" - PbiladeIphm as. ..--..-.-. o 90
Can i. procured nj the Tiakot Oi6ce in Prterahurg
The Express Trims do not stop oB wny passenssrs-
The Mad trains will only step at Port Nalthall and
Clover Hill Junction. HALF Way Station and Manches.
ter The Accommodation .sains viii atop for way pas.
ecngers
forc for white prrsons, 81 IS; Ghdran ave- and
not over twelve yeuas cs age 50 eons Colored persons
III servants ear 81 cents.
A discount of 10 cents viii be made OIL, each 6aps
when tickets procured ths Office anl 20 persons
getting on tho cars whore q tickets are SOLD
Servants will noe be per mted in first class cars except
when in attendance infant children, sick PERSONS
ibsoutely requiring their in which the sams
price astor white leA5Ons will be charged.
PH0S DODAMEAD, Srpt.
Office II, Il z. L. Il Go
mnr 7.d&cts Richmond March 3rd 1855
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DVEIsCO JAuNDICE, DYS-
lLpapsn Chronic or Nervous Debility Disease ni the
kidneys, md nIl diseases arising from Dsordered
Liver or Stomach. such Constipation Inward Piles,
funess Blood the Head. Acidity of the Stomach,
Nnu Heartburn Disgust for Food fullness weight
IN the Stomach, Sour Eructntions Sinking OF tlnterng
the Pit of the SomnC h. Swimming OF the II nd lnr'
ried and difficult Breathing, Fluterug a tho Heart,
Choukng or SuHocatine Sensations when in lying pos
Dimhcss Of Vision Dots Webs before tho sight
Fever and Dul Pain in the Head, Deficiency oi Pers-
piruton, Yrowness of the skin and Eycs Pain IN tho
Side Back Chest, Limbs &c, Sudden tushe. of lieat
Burning in the Flesh. Constant Imagining, ot Evil and
grcn depression OF Sprts, can be efectnn'ly cured by
Docrrn IloorLAEDs CrLEBRATEp
GERMAN BITTERS,
prepared by DR.. Z. NJ Jackson, Germnn Medicine
Store No 100 Arch al. one door below Sixth, Phadn
Their power the above disenscs is not excelled,
ii cqnulled, by any other preparation in the United
States the nttes in U'nny cases alter skiui
physicians had ailed
These Bitters ac worthy the attention OF invalids.
Posscasng great virtues in the rechcnton OF the liver
and lesser gnnds, exercising the mos searching power
in weakness aud nleo t,ns # the digestive organs, they
witlHl sa.e. certain and pleasant
VIaGIsiA TESTIMONY. DIR, j. NJ Wilson, Lexington.
Va Feb 9th, 1857 snid: II am entirely out ct the
German Bitrers They have become ali the rage Moth
ingelse sells.
The Tenth Lcgion, published Wood.tock, Va.
said Jan 9th 1850: "A Great Medicinr.-We have
uniformly relraincd from recommending to the public
any of the various pntcnt medicines of the day unless
thoroughly convinced of their value. Among those
cJnsdor worthy OF notice. Is the German Bittcrs n-
cnted by DIR. Hoofand mud prepared by DR.. Jackson
II Philadelphia. One instance, in particular ia whioI
he superior virtues OF LIS medicine have been tested
tas allen under observal'n During the last sum
met n son of Mr.. Abram Crabll, OF this county. wns
cry seriously affected with Liver Complaint, and after
tying in vain, various RENE lies he purchased bottle
of the Bttes aud after using H. much relieved
of his distressing maady thai he procured other bot
Ite and is now restored entrely to health"
They are entirely vegetable, free from all injurious
ingredients always strengthen tho system. and never
ostute it.
For sale Wholesale by Druggists in all the principal
cities and at retail by apothecaes and storekeepers in
every town in the United States.
Sold by D. r. LYMAN, J. Ii. THOMPSON g. co,
un j. H. SEAY IL CO., Lynchburg, md by dealers in
medicine everywhere. tsep6.1y
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DLAsTER-LUMP AND GROUND

We are prepared TO furnish our friends with either
lump or ground Plaster. We have Plaster ground
the mills o. Messrs. Langhorne s. Johns in The city.
and friends may rely upon getting it fine and fresh
grou,d mnrg.ts SAUNDERS & IRBY.
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Notice to Travellers.

es-p-Isk Our Stages will io future leave Lynch
GSGSA@ burg Mondays, Wednesdays and FRI
ay mornings arrive Charlottesville same night, CIV
ing passengers a full nights going North.
sen OF -d3tawt. j. r. HAMMER e. co.
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,E,HE LITTLE GIANT CORN AND
ICURICE! LICOKICE.-we have
HATS HATS HATS!
SpRING FASHIONS FOR lS55

- SPRING FASHIONS FOR 1855. -
STITZER will introduce the Spring style Diess Hat
Othe first Saturday in March, for the inspection Of his
customers and the public generally which will be found
tn snrpaSs any Hat. in this market in beauty, style
quality aud finish. Also a lot Of beautiful style
soft flats for young Gents All those dcsing fine
Dress Hats. eclipse any thing in this market, viii
plensc call at the sign of tie BLUE HAT.
All kinds Of Hats made to order with neatness md
dispatch. Customers Hats dressed over ns usunl.
lnar3ts WM. STIr/ER.
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ROCEEkY and co NJ MI SION
NHOUSES AND LUMBER YARDS, the
Basin FOR RENT.-Two large fire proof Brick Gro
cerv and Commission Houses with large Lrn Der Yards
attached on the Basin recently occupied by hols
& Pryor and Ro. J. Echols fr and possession
given at once. One lot has Raroad running through
it and there is Crane the Wharf for the OF hOh
tenemeats,
Four Lumber Ya.ls without houses also for rent.
the Basin. Apply To JOHN RUCkER.
inn l5.dendts
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NEW CONCERN.


FENHE Undersigned will continue the Groceey and
4 Z rmmi,sipu business the old stand OF Wilson
X ant in. where he intends keeping genernl stock
Of every arcl in his line and would 'e gal to see Ans
old customers and the public generally Prompt atten-
an all forwarding and Other business entrusted to
ne. JOS II. WILSON.
September lst 1851 lsep2ts
To the People of the City of Lynchburg and all
the Surrounding Counties.
IOHN J. PI RVlS. Agent for kent. Paine \ Kent,
- under the a;ve f"Ag't fOr J's. s, Kent Is n"' re-.
crvinr Hnolher
supply Of New Goods,
OF almost every Descriptions embracing new sS' nrr's
Ganl. Irish Linen Flannels Linsey4. Cn'sinets,
ker<eys, Kentucky Jeans, e.. &c.
500 Shawl- more les, of various sty's at unusual
Is cheap prices.
~ B.-New Goo Is received nearly avcrl week.
ia a3-lts JNO. J. PURVIS Ag't, &c. &c
For Rent.
rINHE scrihcr hay ing made arrangements 20 leave
the city, iShes reat the honse and lot where he
NV ives for the remainder of the year For terms mp
pl, to ry-etf or Mr.. Henry l. Brown.
aug dts I. NlNht ihLD
NOR IiESE.-rhe Wa Warehnnsn On the Basin al
4 present occupied by Mr. fayette w. StrPtae; pos
Session given on the lst ol lJanuary.
sen ,-jt. AMBROSE B. RUCKER.
TaG LONE STAR
4 n Boxa, of LONE STA CHEWING TOBAC.
~ co mnnufacfurr by Nm l.: Saunders. Esqr
10 o0o Imported Principe Cigars.
Il OJO 10 Havdnna do.
TIE above warranted geanne, For sale. whole
sale 81 re,nn, by A bOhD'
nov % Is
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BENNETT & BEERS. Proprictora


Aud for sae by j. "A Scny, d. X. LYMAN, j. II.
Thompson & Co, Lynohbulg, Va., and by dealers IN
Medicines q, c,erywhetc. scp51y
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-10-20
More Withdrawals.

The mode Of electoneering by the opposition is
so tortuous that it is difficult to follow them But
we are wide awake. and understand their tactics
Ten Know Nothings who had been induced to
withdraw, in consequence Of the erroneous repre-
sensations made to them by the ants, have within
the last two days, sent in counteretters annullne
their Withdrawals, and requesting to be considered
as members of the order
They have also furnished us with the arguments
used to induce them to withdraw. We place them
under three heads.
lst. They We're informed that our orators de-
nounced their religion; and that Mr. Olivier in a
public speech at Opeousas, had denounced our
Saviour as "a scoundrel and an impostor-" IN,
poisson ct an imposteur."
3D. They were told that we inteded to destroy
the Cathlic religion pull down the Catholic Church
and drive Catholics out of the country.
Sd. They were told that their wives would no
longer be permitted to 60 to Church, and if they
attempted it they "aro~ld be kicked out"
Some Of these arguments % were used by a
speaker at public meeting composed exclusively
Of ants, as we learn from the members who have
returned to us. fOn ascertainng that they had
been listening to tissue of alsehoods, without par
allel in political campaign they have returned to
American principles, and furnished us with the
names Of their seducers, and the means by which
they were seeking to accomplish their ends.
We announce these facts witout making any
comments. They furnish abundant food for re-
Election, in the minds of well-disposed men.
[Opelousas Patriot.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-10-20

DEMOCRATIC LOVE FOR FoRE1GNERs-Ina COM
munication in the Bee, signed Jefferson" and
criticising mainly the antecedents of Miles Taylor
the Foreign Locofoco nominee for Congress in the
Second District, we find and extract the following
concluding and scathing remarks:
Mr.. Taylor belongs to party that is foreign in
its principles, and foreign in its proclivities. 1t
loves the alien SO dearly that it can discern moth
ing but genius, virtue, eloquence, goodness-per-
fection-in all of foreign origin and nothing in
the native but impudence, ignorance, bigotry, de-
prayty and all uncharitableness 1t therefore pre-
fers the alien to the native for all offices. It loves
alienism SO much that it would destroy the tariff
and let in flood Of foreign articles to inundate
our country, and annihate the native staples; it
loves the alien with SO intense love, that it would
make the proud American newer of wood and
drawer Of water to him. When in the annals of
the world was the like ever seen or heard of be-
fore Of large party being organized upon itslove
of the foreigner and hatred Of its own native bone
and snew? When was it witnessed before that
party composed of Americans carries on an inter-
necine warfare against its own blood and kindred,
for the benefit of aliens and its leaders The po-
sition of the Democracy is disgraceful and fratri-
cidal. 1t strikes down its own brother, and raises
up and cherishes the alien.
The love of Office, and the keen appetite for the
i've loaves and two fishes, are the cause of it. "To
reign in hell is worth ambition" "Where the
carbon IS there will the vultures be gathered to-
gether."