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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
DR.. LION GBLBARDT,

AN AAASN
OFce on Broad 81, Corner l0tk, Richmond.
Fsrg5Rf0,
FORMERLY Practitioner of Medicine
Il in Polsud, GEurcpe.) aud for the last two wear.
S6S Broome street New York city, re,pectfulIy
offers his professional services
TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH LONG
STANDING DISEASESl
He could present you testimonials with real
names sr6 residence, from patients cured hy hin, i'm
New y t9k, tmsny OF which were pronounced ipc,
rshlel net jeSs from mSuy Of Richmond treated d,,
E7us hys short STAY % the city Rut the DIS opinion
il That cry du3dua ruSt be hiS oira 5ufoe;'' bs
therefore prefers to LET FACTS sPEAK FoR rnKM.
SELVES!
Letters asking s6vce. must be postpaid, and de.
scribe the disease N full frankuets
"tise strong drink unfo his4 that IS ready perish
oad r'ae utia those that be Of Aearg hearts" PROV.
M. LEON GELBARnT's VEG ETABLE
SN RI p" composed Of Medicinal Herbs pre-
pared under his care by Mr. S Nj. Zschrs-
sen. Chemist a1d Druggist, al the corner of 6th
sad Broad streets Richmond, Nirsiais This deliSh
lief twhen care Ssensto he impossih!el Of all such
diseases Coughs Colds Asthma. Bronchitis
WhoopDC Cough, for the affection of the Kidneys
and Rlsdder, and il 10 highly valuable for Female
the most desirable efect Is pleasant to tax
sad U neither unessiuess uor lose cf eppeiite
kui. directions are furnished each buttla. TRY
1T sO6 Judge Of the effect tor yourselves Use it ao
cyToinsy, and the result will be CERTAIN CUKE.
S1,l Wholesale and retsil and sent TO any prt re.
quiyed, hy applying f by letter post-paid) 10 Mr
N. ZACHRlSSON Druggist corner 10th and Broad
s.g Richmond, Va.
FtHce Of DR.. l. G.'s Vegetable Syrup, large bosle
one dollsT; smal size, fifty cents.
TT None genuine without the SIGNATURE OF
d.. l. g Full prescription can be seen at the Drug
Store. fe I2-6m
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DURCELL, LADD & CO, Druggists,
l. Dealers in
PAINTS, OILS, DYES, WINDOW


No. % MAIN STREET. CORNER l4TH ST,
Richmond Trgint0,
Offers for sale, in lots to suit purchasers, largo
and we'll selected stock, embracing the following IN
part
5 hhds best Nader % bags Ginger
2 900 lbs superior Indigo bbls White Ginger
800 kegs Sup Csrb Soda 25 bags Pepper
25 bbls Spirits Turpen- 200 gross Matches
tine 1000 lbs Refined Borax
$50 baskets Sweet Oil bbls REID Csmphor
so boxes best Starch l60 lbs Cochineal
$50 bxs Ext Logwood ], 500 lbs powdered Cream
100 lbs Iodide Potass Tartar
600 kegs White Lead, 500 lbs Tsrtaric ACID,
dry and in oil powdered
so doz Hegeman Cod - bbls Alcohol
LiysrOil 50 do Burning Fluid
n oOO lhs Putty 80 do Tanners Oil
S5bys Castle Soap 5000 gals Winter Bleach.
500 gallons Castor OIL, ed Lamp Oh
prime quality 10 bbis olue
l. 900 bxs Window Glass Ground tinger
Pannsr AIIspice. Cinna- Mustang Lniment
mon. Cloves Mace, Carter's Spanish Mix
&c-all pure ture
aver,s Cherry Pectoral Railways Ready Relief
R1Ir. and Saads Sarsa- Hoofands Bitters
narilIa Extract Jamaica Ginger
Ana ali popular Medicines, at Prophetors lowest
prices. ,,,
n. B. The quality of all articles warranted.
EX- Particular attention paid to packing and for
PURCELL, LADD L CO., Druggists,
NH II 90 Main st. corner lAtb
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JNO. w. WRIGHr IL Co. ara nrs,.r.a
to receive sll binds of Produce and -.
Storage, at their Warehouse ON the poaS On M ~ =.
sona6le DC terms ter as it can be taken in the city.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

hEM0vAL.--Jh he On CO of the KucHnosn
FIRE ASSOCIATION has be. n removed 70 the ...o.I
story OF the Building Of Main ard IIth - ~
= Entrance on 1ltb strs.s -. =
Applications for FIRE, MARINE or LIFE INsrr.
"nnNCEss viii be promptly attended to.
~; mont boasting OF their ability to comply with
n, cations, they take pleasure in refsrrins Ia
,s,,so o hsve had busine~s with the Office for tbs
"'''ac1ofy manner in which 1t has been transscted
Ixo JAMES G. CRANE, Presid-nt.
- %oshkk, sSecreLlry. In
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Al ko. WUULHUUSE Offers her SER
VA vices 10 the Medical Faculty and the Lsdie Of
Richmond, as Leecher and Cupper and trusts by
siduous attention to merit their kind patronage.
kF Mrs w may be found at all times at her resi-
dence 10th street, in the rear of 4. r. DuvaPs
Drug Store.
N The best imported Leeches constantly re-
ceiying and for sale. Also, Ladies' Bandsges on
hand and made to order. fe %
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PEACE IN THE ARGENTINE PROVINCES
letters received In Boston the Inteligencer learns
tnat the Commissioners of President Urquisa, OF
the Argentine Confederation. had concluded an ar
rangemen, with the authorities of the Province OF
Suenos Avres, by which the future peace would
De maintained between these so long contendinp
parties. This arrangement will greatly tend 70
tne aovahcement and prosperity Of vast ext ent oI
country.
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SAM'L CARY, Dealer in Paper Material.
lRAGs, ROPES, BAGGIsG &c,) South Fr,nkl;n -
9do doors West of Old Market, buys small o. well a.
iorgo io0 -.it sra tsta fe 9-d6m
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LITERARY IrEM.-The sale of Putnam's Magas
sine was not an absolute transfer. Putnam stilI
retains an interest in Il. "a. II 80
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NOKBORNE NORTON 4 CO, Deal
4 ABLE JAMES RIVER

Z n T A NJ FUh SAIlFl, IN HENhIJU IOJNT1.
wish TO sell, privately my Farm, called LILLY VAL
LEY. Said Farm lies six miles below Richmond on
Osborne Turnpike, adjoining the lands OF Barreta
Cox, the farm called Wilton, &c. Said land lies
na!kabiy well for farming purposes, and is in a
high state OF cultivation, containing S34 acres The
Dwelling House is new. containing four rooms -
There are good Barns, Stabss and all necessary
oUt-houses There is excellent water near the house
and an abundance of spIngs.
To those who wish TO purchase, | would say that
rarely such chance presents iseIf The location il
healthy, the society good, and the lands are very
fertile.
The subscriber will take pleasure in showing the
land to any persons wishing to purchase.
la&-tf b. o. AKIN Henrico County.
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NOKE.-Persons desirOus of testing this
~ popular Fuel before the close of the season,
with view to future supplies, well regular
customers, now have their orders promptly exc
cuted by leaving them at the Yard, corner Basin
Bank and 10th st. JNO. j. WERTH, Agent.
NH
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CuRE EITS-READi

AMONG diseases, dyspepsia and liver com
plant rank mhst difficult to We are pleased
to have it in our power to point out remedy which
has proved etfectuat in many cases, and which
safely recommend certain and nfallible cure;
it has been the means of rescune thousands from
untinely grave We mean the HooFLAsD's GERMAN
BITTERs prepared by Dr. C.. M. Jackson. at the Ger.
Agents for this city-M .ssrs. PURCELL, LADD Il
Co., and BENNETT l. BEEss, Druggists. .re.f
NH IA d2W
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FALL OF BLACK SNow.-The Ohio Farmer con.
tains communication from Prof Fairchild OF
ooerhn, ONO, stating that on February 7th, they
had In that region a fall of dark coIored snow
The crystals were In the form of dense icy pellets
about the twentieth of an inch In diameter. 1t fell
TO the depth of nearly an inch and when melted 1t
yielded about a halt an inch Of water. The snow
had distinct smoky taste, and on altering It
through paper a dark sooty substance was obtained
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nUDLEY & JOHNSTON, DEALERS
i In uRY GQQQl Las MAIN ST EAlIE

IL TN UOVDJt
SQUARE We have the pleasure OF announcing to
our friends and buyers generally, that daily
receiving very large and attractive stock of fresh
spring Foreign and Domestic, Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods embracing all the newest designs, selected
with great care By our Junior partner, and to which
we most respectfully ask examination from our
customers and the public generally, assuring them
that no pains will be spared on part to please
both in quality and price.
NH 10 DUDLEY L JOHNSTON.
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THE Daily iDtSpATCH.
BY j. a. COWARDlN

The DAILY DtSPATGH is served to subscribers
at SIX ksn 4 or.RTEs eFNrsrRR WEEK, payable to
the Carrier We ssT Price for mailing, Sis year in
advance.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH 10 issued every Fri
day, and mailed to subscribers at 81 peraunum,
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On "wednesday, $50 applicants were received at
Warrington, for lands under the new bounty land
Jaw.
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WINSTON d POWERS, WHOLESALE

w lNSION q POWERS, WHOLESALE
OsocEss, COMMISSION AND FORWARDING
mtkcHANTs, corner of Cary and earl streets, Rich
Weafe now in receipt Of general and well Sc
sct.o stock Of Rio, LsguayrE, Jsys Maricaibo and
- - oens Cohees New Orleans. Porto Rico, Coffee,
1iatlhsd Crushed Pulyerizsd and Loaf Sugars; Cuba
fo5'o aieo and New Orleans Mclssset; LoyeriDg's
snp 1thef sytups large lot Of CINCINNATI Whiskeys,
90; Crepe and Cosniac BIsndes, Wines, Rum and
oi1' ' Shsmpasne, &c fresh Gunpowder, Imperial
s sha oolong Teas; Tallow, Adamantine and Wax
1hhoissi Buckets, 3roorns, GTndstones, Soda, Ci-
s"I ME-, and general assortment Of goods suite
~ III ile trade. jos. r. WINSTON,
~ho WIN II. POWERS.
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Mr.. Mason, u. y. Minister at Paris, We learn by
the Pasihc, was recovering his health rapidly.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

u The circulation of the DAILY DISPATCH
Richmond combined
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NAvAL.-The Norfolk Beacon announces that the
repairs on the brig cambridge will shortly be com
pleted, and she will proceed to her. destination
next week
Commodore Breese, Commander Ellison and
Constructor Hart compose the officers ordered to
survey the sloop-of-war jamestown, whose hold
will be broken up and stores discharged for the
purpoae.
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LEECHEs LEEcHEs.-The publ;c Ara
hereby informed that have just sceived by Adams,
Express lot of superior Swedish Leeches which
VIII De applied upon the most reasonable terms: can
De found at all hours of the day the Hair Dressips
saloon under the American Hotel, and at night on
25th between Main and Franklin Streets -
o, at the shortest notice.
noe n HnQRnN
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SPECIAL NOTlCE.-Having made new

SPECIAL NOTlCE.-Having made new
~ arrangements the lst o. January last, for the
pared TO furnish all of the latest styi les,
they appear in New York, direct from the manufac-
tory, ard at the very lowest cash prices. My stock
n point Of quality. make. style and price, will not
be surpassed bY any Clothing and Furnishing House
10 the State
Having just returned from New York. l now in
receipt Of my Spring stock, and will this week have
open tuli and complete assortment Of Spring and
rumner Ready Made Clothing, TO which invite the
attention Of The public and my old patrons psrticu.
Iafy, returning them my sincere thanks for their
past liberal patronage. J. d GOODMAN
mh Il l34 Msfr ~ rppo-ita Fa1ts sruara
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MELANCHOLY OccURRRNcE.-A young lady
daughter of Mr.. j. Mabrey, residing near Feaster.
ville s c., was struck on Friday week by the limb
OF falling tree, and on Saturday died from the
effects This is of the most melancholy incl
dents that we have yet heard In connection with
that long to be remembered day
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HAIR RCUTTING.-Citizens and Sfranosrs
visiting the city, wishing so get ths cir Hair cut in th
~ atssI and most approved style won.d advise them
W 70 can on HObsON, under che American Hotel en-
N. b.-Hot Cold and Shower Baths can be had AZ
al hours Single Bath go. or S Tiebets for Al !
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- McGRUDEk'o SUNS, Commission
Os Merchants, 18th street, Richmond Va, solicit
CouslgnmeLt8 Of Corn. Wbest, Flour, Tobacco &c.
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GOOD MEDICINES. LOng-cOntlnued and
systematic putting will succeed in brin gine any
worthless nosirum before the public but, lacking
merit it cannot Ion retain tue position for while
assumed We desire merely to make STABLfRS
ANODYNE CHERRY EXPECTOkANT known to
the public feeling confde at that 30 good medicine
which has been endorsed BY sotne of the brightest
ornaments of the medical faculty, will realize its
own popularity, and one which will be lasting
The good effects its is constantly producing This
excellent medicine very efficient in Coughs, Colds
Bronchitis and other diseases of the lungs and
throat 1t has been productive of beneficial results
In Great number of cases in different parts Of the
country; and physicians of the highest standing AZ
in the habit OF using that and STABLEKS plAk
RHG,A CORDIAL in their practice. l1-#
KY- See descriptive pamphlets, to be had gratis 0
the Agents.
U Price for each only 50 cents, or six bottles TO
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Eve now offer our entire

P. B. Cabell, of Virginia, and E. Warren, of
North Carolina, were in Paris ON the 25th ult
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4 I PRAIT'S DAGUERREAN GAL

4 L PRA1T'S DAGUERREAN GAL
~ LERY, No. l45 MAIN STREET each Gus.
toner is presented with Due Bill in $4,000 Gift
Enterprise, consisting OF
House and Lot in Richmond, valued at. Sl0 @, 600
House and Lot 10 Richmond, valued at-.... 900
n hoqse and Lot in Richmond, vaiued st..... 900
0Vo noic Lockefs and Breastpns, with por-
O,UUU
<'s75f Books, Pictures and Fancy Articles of
an aggregate value of.....,............... 5000
'!u-u PRESENTS total of,................S3 $50 600
holder "a N
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LEECHING AND CUPPING.
q RS W0lI .HDIISE nfnrs hor

7'VVV % VLIo Oh u 11 P"II u " I4IuIl " II
be sold al very small advance, for cash. ia
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-03-31
G4r Fiournoy's Letter.

We publish to-day the letter of Thomas Stanhope
flournaY, eandi date Of the Know-N olng party Tor
Governor, accepting the nomination OF the Wincles-
ter Convention To say that the paper is fimsy and
superficial, would be dismissing it with a compli-
meEt above its deserts. 1t is paper displaying an
amount Of ignorance truly astonishing in man who
pretends at ali to scholarship; and degree Of con-
temptble indifference to the Intelligence of the peo-
pie, and the high position to which lie aspires which
the ireemen OF Virginia will never tolerate, At
time when the very bowels of the earth are grooming
with their load OF wealth, and are laborin to up,
Leave tat time when the great conservative safe
guards of the South and of the Union are threatened
by the ruthless hand of fanaticism-ata time when
the battle of the Union is to be fought upon Virgin
ia soil and twenty millions Of people are anxiously
watching the progress of the contendng forces
Mr.. Flournoy, one Of the chosen leaders in this
mighty conflict, chooses to insult the people of the
State, BY few common place sentences abouip
nal improvements, &C., ana promulging some heret-
cal notions in regard to the foreign population, and
the Catholic Church, and their influence, Is this
the man who seeks to be elevated to the dignity of
the chief magisracy of Virginia, over Henry A.
Wise! Let the people decide.
We are sorry we cannot accompany this letter
with the scathing criticisms u the Richmond ENQUIRER
and the Examiner, Our space this week forbids-
Wemay eli. from them hereafter.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-03-31
Town Elections.

"Our municipal election takes place on w ednes-
day next, 4th proximo. Much interest is felt in the
result. True An,erican
The above squib we find in the American of the
18th SO far from there being much ''interest felt
IN the result, there is apparently all, so far
as we are aware. In fact do not believe six per-
sons in the Corporation knew when the election was
to take place until We published the time in the Vim
dieator. Since that time, we understand the Know
Nothngs have been arranging ticket for the occa-
son. Hence the last sentence in the paragraph above
quoted. We have heard no desire expressed ON the
part OF any one, save few long tongucd and broad
mouthed Know Nothings, who have infinitely more
lungs than brains, as to parties in the election SO
Tar as the Democrats concerned, there will be no
ISSUE They not desire to measure swords with the
EantliNtes whore SO little is to gain They will re-
serve their fire for more important occasion. We
intend to vote for just such men as we think suit
ed for the Offices to be filed regardless of their par
ty associations The knom Nothing American is
doubtless paving the way for publication of TIRE
NENDOUS FICTORY in Staunton and thus seek
to create the impression that there was certainly an
issue between the Democrats and the Know Moth
lngs III the Corporation election There will be no
such issue on Wednesday next and if the old Coun-
Gil are turned out, it may be attributed to the mid
night plans and scheming of that unprnciped or
gamzataon. "cwoud Lot stoop to contend with them
we deiy their trickery and spurn their friendship
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-03-31
Swindling Transaction.

We nolIce III The iichmond papers lha, Mr.
Frederick Schiller, formerly OF this County,
had pretty narrow escape from suffering ST.
verely by a ewindlng operation. In addition
TO the condensed statement We give below flom
the Enquirer, We notice IN the report O! the
Dispatch. that Sehefer was very anxious 10
sell Walker a pair of horses.
Ala ae hour Monday evening Constable
Lewellen succeeded in arresling George W.
Walker. charged with obtaining from +. S.hrf
er, by false representations, SIX feather beds,
valued al sos, two oil paintings. valued at $40,
and $50 in money. Walker informed Scheilsi
tia, he had purchased the Broad Stree. Hotel
of Mr.. |. A. Goddin, toI $50 .0G0, aud lad paid
$4,000 in cash on il; and TO make his story ap.
pear plausible, he exhibited Two checks for Sc :
600 each, purporling 10 be sign &c. Gilman
pei Brown and Brothers," On getting near the
cage Walker ran from the officer and a,semp.
led TO escape, but was reeapused by a gentle
man on Fra'klln street, OH hearing The cry Of
"siop thief. and deposited In The cage.
The accused is an Enslistman, with wife
aud tamil, and recently came % this city ON
California. Mr.. Scheffar discovering thai Wal
ker was swindler, procured warrant and bad
him al rested.
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Still a Few Mora

we really pity our Know Nothing friends, and
especially the few political aspirants of the Demo-
cratic party, who have been purchased into that Or
ganization by the promise of Office Fondlv did
tins party hope to realize the long prayed Cor period
when the Federalists should rule Virginia. They
trusted. however, in bribery and falsehood and the
sequel is unfolding an alarming state of things for
their hopes. Scores after scores of deuded Demo-
Gratis are rushing from the fated organization
They see its true character, aims and objects and
thus SEEING they hesitate not to repudiae it as un
worthy the confidence And support of good citizens
Every mail brings US authentic intelligence of the
withdrawal of numbers from the order A telegraph
ic dispatch to the Washington Union announces that
ON Saturday last EIGHTY members withdrew from
the Council at llarpers Ferry, and openly declared
their purpose to support the Democratic ticket. 1t
Is also stated that seventy announced their
intention to- Withdraw IRON tho order at the next
meeting. That is the waf they go. Indeed, the
organization has not the clements OF perinaaency in
II. Rounded IN corruption and ialsehood; sustained
by iasehood and perjury, how it stand the fear
iul and powerful onsiaughs OF Truth! No more can
this midnight cunclaye maintain Il conflict with pir-
tue and TRUTH than the naked eye gaze intently
at the midday sun. 1t is impossible Agreeaby to
the very laws OF nature, philosophy and religion il
Is impossible. Then let Democrats be cheerful and
go into this conflict strengthened BY the retec-
ton that truth Is the sufficient antagonist Of error
when lett free to combat it. Never were the signs
more promisng-never did indications portend sad
DER disasters to any party, than events fore shadow
Tor the followers of y ed Buntlire,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-03-31

Why is it that MN from beyond Tho State
who arc not her citizens, and who have no ii-
leesl on her soil, are 50 constantly imported by
the new canal To- il furnee her elections anI
sliae thu voice oi her people? When was ''iur-
eian lnliueilce" Fever 80 scantaously inlrodu.
cet as i has been BY hose precious hsiers Of
s'fureisnisa'2 Bennsli's hired emssaty, their
first ally, was soon huoled home But Bennett
hlnsefs sill used by quoting language where
in he Calls Henry A. Wise 'sflral AMI dirty
delnagogne Ulmann OF New York. who,
siulnped that State Tor Governor IN The mir
Nebraska platform, delouncing the South for
the treachery" Of the Nebraska bill, wa. il,-
vtied to this place at the lale convention, xs
The Penny Post coniesses aud as everybody
knew before. He hail. indeed, discretion ell
ough 10 stay at home More seems to bs
known oi The ani-Wiss movements in Wash
insion and Baltimore thar in any Virginia
toan. The Bal,imsrs Patriot is sustained i.
the lmpndence OF SAVING:
1--WE shall strike for the Viraiois American
ticket vi ha sincere good will, aud With all Tho
yea OF our nature"
And Virginia journals can quote with COM
mendation such unprecedented insulis! Tbs
tat is, that The whoe ,tisue. ia ;areign 10
lhs'ni, rincip'es, foreign 10 Virginia i.ylincs,
foreign 10 Virginia Interests and foreign to Vn-
gInia soil. She will cast The illumination ont.
stle, here j, belongs, as she has dols many
Ike il.--JVin. Virg.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-03-31
Speaking at Churchvillo.

Col. Vim. III. Harman, Senatorial Elector, address
sed the Democratic Association of Churchville on
Saturday last in foreble and eloquent speech
There were about Fifty persons in attendance, and
the finest feeling prevailed.
The low and vulgar paragraph in the Spectator,
OF the 2sth, referring to this meeting is unworthy
gentlemen. When they condcscend to publish the
statements contained in thrir aper they cannot ex-
pect anything else than the contempt of decent