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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-15
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS
4 TlpuNN, D.nicr- 4" Gents

mond Va. l-ih lal Staa h lS.ti
In calling attention t. the Stuck Of Goods introduced hN In"
Subs nhcs r.rap Nand he well natce the tact t ON
rapidly increasing ttt a. uf the Slat. duuR
the TIM We laNe h,u eed IN IL lanond And n NJ intro
dutnn always uoossA success take advantage Of
this mednm by which Ia make ourselves knuwh oNr'feF Of
course that On examination all parties will judge Tor thnn
selves Ia particular merits being perfectly satisfied that
the customers Notions aud Judgment mnst he consulted
W" are now ter,Nug Hall Stock and assure purchasers
that every thing n the Il Gpns Wearing Aparl VII
receive our a'un and Tie assorted lines will At all Hnes be
found complete that each viii he Huppli"d
Having every facility tr the proper prosecution OF "nr hns
hope io make the fact apparent to our customers hhi
secure satisfactory trade During the last year We have nj
ted dup expressly ,'"nts Furnishing G"as Wl'fe
customers hnd every thng pertaining Ia that department.
la the Clothing department guarantee the stock to
he perfect IN r"nt It durability III aud STYLES because Va
maxi rN'N thug o1elNe and have no hrsatan Ia saying
our goods viii r found equal L. The hest order work IN The
country Watching Tho varous changes at Fashion lnftes
may t,4 assurvdo finding the latest ,ut and MAKE In St'te
suiectto inspection and approval call Ia seed hN
GRoSlIONG n II INAN
sep /. NJ 10 Nam 81 Rirhmund, Nn
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ALEmEn = LEr. Eerwnrdinu mud Comn.i-

IN SION MERCHANT. On the DOCK, hirhn"nh vi
Thankful for the liberal patronage eNrudod to me last HeaAon
have made munis To increae the o ot Bais run
house HAT boat viii loaNe"Nrty oIher day,
fSuudeys excepted h this omen shall he abb" 10
pu goods than heretofore, aud very
nearly they go b, the : X L. and nj mne lsst
cost
Mychalge forwarding Tobacco is 3cts per BoN md
30 per HID Winch includes irayarc aud Whaaf" "hon
there il necessity The draynIe aud Wharfage
BASIN cts per- Box aud u rts per Una ID"
Lock Tolls charged by the james River kana"ha % tor
pnssng my Ton, ahnul Ct tor BnNns
per HID Having theAo antogo et lo'utu m
willing my the henct and cherf. only y
fair ,c far my hoping thereby command iarE.
business
Nv personal Will he given to aaea of produce mud
iurrh5.e ot good. ON Commission. A s LEE
btl,
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Cirnrs Cignrs.-15 900 a.enuine un

lNGAKS, Cigars, ,Cignrs.-75 900 Genuine IIa
and Domestic Cigars for SALE Wholesale Retail
Harris Co.'S Tobacco Cigar Wine Liquor Store
Wchave received complete Cigars,
and would call the attention of persons
thing line to Stock which is larger com
pce than that OF house In the City facilities
the best articles in our line surpassed by
house in Virginia Please give call
sep lots II. NJ. HARRIS g. 60 g
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PHILADELPHIA.


,,s, Ia NAH. pill make the hes'
of all Piseno which weud Lave none :. he .,,d
here and " th what success would respectfully submit ~
the public decision 1t has becn unortrnae t"r h p''' p
hitherto that almost every rnrgaiiN' m"'s,' N a., ~ %
and irritating the bowels lhists not MANY e 'oh f'
uee So much grin ing pain uson IN the system ~ |"
than balance thu good to lie derived h"h t'
These PiS produce nnless arises nom
previously existing obstruction or doraugSmVall III Vh'
els BEING purely vegetable no harm van arise nom tni
quantity. hu Is better tha' ~ medicine Ah""
taken idieiuusls Minnie directions 81 Their use III IN"
several Diseases 10 which they are ap'a9" are EN'
box Among complaints Which have bgen spendHy cure"
lv them nlion Liver Complaint, in ali its various ia'S
If 1aundirc Indigestion. Langenr and lks al AlP'' Isl
essncss lrabity Bilious leadacht Bilious Fever Fever
aud Aeue PAIN in The side and ons a"t IN truth All h'se
are consequence discussed atan o III" HN' Ar
Piles Chec pysenrrA nmors Scrot"i' shd S'nNA. t"i'9
The hohy Ulcers and nI iriy 1" me uno"
in short, and every wher pnlEaNo Srtlue'
The have a>t produced sinFulhflN hutfthSi
Rhrrmas Iat Dropsv vel Ely spclas laptationo OF
laius the Back stomach aud side They should
hc freely taken in TIN spring nftr Soaf o purify the p"o
easioral dose stimulates the stomach m" heath, a,on ana
the appetite aud yrar They purity the blood ana
by their strem action the reuat"rA sscn removal,
the strength Of the body and restore thu wasted OF ue
of the Whole organism Hence occasional dns i1
ndvantageous hongh serious arrangement exists bn'
unnecessary dosing should he carried too tar rs every
purgaVe medicine reduces the strength when taken TO 'N
The thousand in which phVsc Is required can
not be enumerated hro but thcY themselves 10 the
reason Of ever, body and it is eouhony believed TINS pm
Will better than anything when ms
been available 10 mankind When their virtues are
known the public viii longer doubt what remedy to employ
when in need of cathartic medicine
lieinR wrapped they pleasant to taxi" ana beng
purely vcgheno harm arise rom their use IN any qu
lily.
Chemist Lowell Mass Price "a per Box rive BOXES
ior : co Sold by John II Seay Llnrhhurg and by all
Druggists and Country Merchants throughout the State
Pu'eeu ladd 4 Go, Richmond General Agents
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u Ms y BRo nNtNs, Richmond Va, hey Ia inform the
citizens of nrhhu that thtY Az n"w prepared ta execute
every detrpu"upt SIN Cotton NoeOcn dycine Clean
Ing well he DOM Ia New York esCn here We have
new tR'ry and thNeA hostt "arkmon, aud can gnnr
Hnec satisfaction o patrons Merno, silk aud DE lan
dresses dyed ia tsablr rnor-, tn suit The taste ot The
onu,rN Slw OF even, description dNud cleaned Grape
Shawl a, td scarlet crimson other coors equal tn import
cd NNra N ed equal Ia SILK dresses cleaned and brase
stains We intend to do work equal 10
any establishment i thp limited Sues aud respectfully solicit
tn" paouaFco Of the ruonso lNnehhurF and vicinity Grh
temens Gam,Hts H cd aud CLEANED m ouk equal tanow.
DENNIS q RltO.
Successors To W llnes Franklin st. epposlte Myiropo
tan Han. Richmond Va INp idts
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aNI'O HUttrs, rI,oi.-

hes and Porte Monies Percussion tnpA Gnp""ue' n'e
Shot, Balls Pow def Fnsbs Pouches and BchH Hud has
Nipples and Nrrncacs Washing Rods aud rickrrs p"g
Chains and Collars Gun Makers Materials. sc, &r 4 III
NDIN NEES aud FIVE SHOOTERS Rt manufactures litf
Ia the trade. = 81 llllRlANp
No Il2 Main ktrect opposite Eagle square Richmond Va
DIPLOMA
TInsI tI ass NAs AN AEDfn ny I'M VIRGINIA
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOX I'M foMo1ioN
rIl NFCHANlC Aufs II
SAM FL. SNTIlERpGAND OF RICHMOND NlRH
For eaacufG GUNS. PISTOL aud RIFLES, exhibited
Exhibition Articles It American Manufacture, hid
the CitN of Richmond the 10Th day OF Nov4leai
JANr. W. ItwrItpX. \. BtIsNIN.
Secretary Presideut
4 Iu a.
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HASH U nOrklNB. WILLIAM " RYAN,
EnHrnr uuiI, Tuus ". AtkiNsoH.
u9OpKIN~. nrLL a 90, sxha,rsnic ID,

i n GOODS AERcHA3pA No. ~ Batnprr street, 10Y
roalte Hnuovor Strct) baltimore,
We would call the attention Of buyers 10 onr very hiBe
complete ,ock Ea Winter Dry Goods, which We feel
eouhdnt viii compare tavoaby with In the Northern or
Market business having largely increased
from th" nd Of on srpringa more eompetc hnd varied as
ormery feel encouraged to extend 1T still
nr,hVr s bo prepared offer such yaieiy VIII
purchase of US everything they
line PRrvnlar attention Is paid 10 Dress
C. sds generally. SAls. Fmbrodclloa Ne, Nc
Woan also be ptepHrod to exhibit larger and more Np
4tasL Of tah,y Nhiie Goods than we have before
kci1
Nrnrs Agents Of arsland Penitentary Goods, aa well
NJ Tor s.vers of PULLED Gotha, Which will
br =uld NJ tne Manufacturer prcen..
shalt be promptly ana eaIeAy a,ien led to-
baltimore AnguHt lsi lshh. HOPKINS, H' Ii 10
lLl1.un
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BALTIMORE.

uAR. WssaS MEDICAL OFFICE, Lock En-
j frnary 1ia,more-1nstniedl ID lt29. No 81 Sosfb
Tdy Td 40 S@ YEN REopIREpopr Mis- an eaperssneed
Physician Of Aopafhc school, may be coydsnssIs
suited ~ al caea OF private nature OF a,.e. 80 sxm..
pr=ssal experience of over 30 years enables D M to
IN the shortest possho time 10 nave nsafeiy
effected.
extensively celebrated the ceetual andspeedy cure Of all
classes of Diseases established IN thia cy rs
refuge from tlaackory over 20 wears ago
Thr High Reputation,
of th Institution would render public notice unnecessary wes
not many applicants here for treatment who have
been hehnd money nseaed by the Charataas VINO
flourish largely IA ths public prints and with whom our city
Afflicted be our Guard,
injury pceuuiary loss and disappoiament
cd makes auring professions, promises more
srromiary ."d Chroni~ Cases.
Tho asuAl symptoms Sore lhroa UleIa,ion of the
Mouth Itching and Tenderness. about tho Nos blotcbes or
ltupons upon Upon the perfec, Constitutional
oldest and most yrierate OF such ease Dr a. Is
willing To stake hts honor and reputation
The Trinanp phi Of Science.
The Fepieies of br ri restoring strong ana manly vg
n ang shattered constitution and removing speed
lily edcby injury Incurred im certain secret habit arc
unsurpassed by any ds'otr nI th. ase
restorative thousands from their
realised ha iruIon OF pc which from the
failure ot QnnOk'e In her hthers ntiess search had De-
Id rnnmge- .c rrcnsmsn,,
No potunnug compounded Mercury Oh Drugs us
To Females.
Long treatment OF feuac Injections, Ner
dsca,as npahcs Dr to afford Earig Rsiiet and
effect NV The aeucasra SoamunisationA saefed
ly guarded marked with skill aud deheacy
Or. Wills Great Preventive.
soyotsgn Raais applicable 10 either will be sent
duly prepared hy mail letept oi ~ q" y fet''g III
ptaut porsan, c,r,A1 q heae, by addressing DIR. j. b
MILLS, BAArrMoRE dcers post pailQ Medicines sant IN
my direction by mail or ,Sprohs
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Z n Il
HUNT n BRO. General Commission Ntr-
IL CHANTS. .NlEulNiA 81, thrtnoen Cary 81 md X \
u Il Depot solicit consigumcns of Tobacco, Wheat
Flour, and produce generally, tot sale,
They also orwada produce and mefclandise semi 10 then
Prompt personal attention paid to all business conhdod
tothcn.
liehmond March anth ls5G ina opts
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FENHE sub>crib"r begs leave m"-t respectfully
to call TIN attention Of the et2eus Of Ynthhurg and hr
adjoining his large and splendid assortment of
I'M BOOTS. SHOES. CATERS Sc. ot his own w1
u make. and which warranted ot the best s2S
n quality aud oil superior work kmanshir.
Persons wishing to have good durable Boot er shoe
present season. viii do well 10 call rs de
criuined q please both regards quality and price
Don't forget call the three above the Nor
veil House aud Immediately opposite the tuzcns Savings
Iauk. r ! GRlMAIDI
July lidt7
AND WARRANTS. u.nnd Warrants! w
the very highest ash price for LAND WAR
RANTS Parties having thom for sale would do well ogNe
Us a call laus lrdnsl PTrERS. SPENCE& co.
uUORSEN AOPE.-AII Dra, men, uDck-
y of Horses, should have some of this
excellent Rcmrdv hand FOR the cure ot Rheumatism,
Sprans Bruisc- a Wounds. just rcecivcdhy
iuno IO.ts4 STABIER & JONES.
DEsT sNseI~EI TOOTIIHRg SHES, mnde
, order stamped on them au1 warranted good
for sale bv STABLIR u JONES.
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r-fs3a----l-za PIANOS PinnO-,-1he sunscriher man
tactnrcr respectfully iuvfcs the attention Of ~
] u I who wish purchase PIANOS to call AT his
,..,. =, Mare rooms Main Street l.ynchburg va, op
s me rFlrk House where always be found an ~
m,i - nrenrpasseG PIANO. both in power aud sweet
- a tu' touch, finish durability Of workmanship IN
"a'1 caa'S carved and plain &c and which he SOLD
low i eFsh or good Nc -otiablc paper All 'unentS
arr warranted in every respect
,lI Pianos taken in exchange
ANs of all description alvav on hand Pianos and all kinds
hN@'ai inftrumeuts repaired and tuned WsroroonS on
iHne3tS '7' ' - STREMNEII.
I'd 'o1EAFa! HGs,L0nEiNs!!-The under
ihrl solo agent Tor Va aud the South Of tafh@r's
.'ta" . 70 : celebrated MELOnFANS. has very hhe
'Ei 9n hand. h",h for Church and Parior-a factory
J5"e3 Is STREMMEiI"
Mole EtFHER.-2OO sides Good sole Lesh'
~ or, ju + 20 hand and for sale bv WILSON co
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The PIow thnt beats the World, best work vith
least Drnught.
WE have large nnnGer Of Patterns Of plows among
w winch may be found Riches Patent Premium Iron
Beams Improved Livngous Peakskll Eagle Pows& Points
Premium Siiehil Plows, Smiths Patent Cutter
Corn Shelters $40 s25, Road Srapers Double Action
Force Pumps Apple Parer Coer and Scer oporaon)
Sausage Meat Cater Winters Corn and Cob Crushcr
Smiths Patent Gutter at 10 awarded the First Premi
offered by the State Fair Virginia for the hand
Straw 1883 c5i 1865 each year ed the
highest award of the society.
We call particular attention 10 very much admired
Uehcs PATENT Iron Beam Plows. Below give of the
many testimonials in favor Of this Piow.
Below the Noryel House, Lynchburg, Va.
H. S WHITTEMORE e. BRO,
Proprietors
CHARLOTTE, A pri 2, 1856.
GENTLEMEN II have received the Plow requested to
send in time to pougha piece of low grounds lof 90
which has been lying dfor eight consequently
very rough But your pfow has through IL,
with strong horses 1t without giving IN par
1t thorough work than have had done
by other plnw have been plowman for forty year
patterns but Is the master PlDw oil an
have used the draught is easier-cuts wider
and than other two horse pow have seen
IN use plows have hand give out shai re-
' Resnectfully WM O. PRICE.
II. :. WHITTEMoRE BRO. tSeP-''o
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U1IOUR In sACKs.-We have sn hana
lot OF Jno D. Alexapders Extra Family Flour in sacks
to~ .,ic fsep 3odts3 LEE & JOHNSON.
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

sssw.> DIR. ROBERT EARLY. prntis',
NxssSn has ed his Office door ObaVe his resi-
'1IfT@YYT sideuce MAIN ST. aud one square above
DbrrI.- Hotel ian ldts
u. A. s.h 4. oicr- his prof.
~ At SERVICES e the citizens of Lyuchhurg vicinity
Office IN NJrN iek House.
may IDLY
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Il tsF H-iCEIVED-Ei,cg crosses of nareiay,
W 'eIklts Cos celebrated London Porter At
H. NJ HARRIS & co.
Tobacco Cigar. Wine Liquor Store,
MY MS Main St. LyncAbure
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WA~HI>GT"NIRvr>GsGREATwonst.s

w THE LIFE OF WASlllNG IoN-PAh NJ q th 'lN.
THAN having been appointed Agents to procure Snostes
library call their Book Store and subs ilue Il
\ specimen copy can be seen by calling.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-15

lhe many thousands cured this Institution within the a
II wears, and the numerous important Surgical Operation
performed by Dr Jobusa witnessed y the reporters 9i IN
a4s AMI many other prl sons notices of which have appe
Cd again again before the public besides his nang as
gentleman Of character and possibility, sufficient qua
toe t. = ti-a
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Organic Wcaisness
.RCTl.Y OR NAUSEOUS DRUGS USED.
lhR AlI NSIAN.

Member If Ro al College OF Surgeons London GRADUATE
fr Quo ef the me II eminent Colleges of the United States,
and the greater pa II whose lie has been spent in the first
Hospitals of Iond, Paris Philadelphia and elsewhere mas
some of II most astonishing that were ever
known many troubled with ing in the head and ears when
sep great beng alarmed at sudden hounas
and ahfuuess with frequent blushng attended sometimes
- .-l1 i .-rnd lInmclAlc
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Y
= Liberal advances on.ronBg guiucnl.
A, ,INNIS q ADAMS would ba pleased to hpar from his
III, uds at this house JAMES A. toNNoLLt,
AM diy ROBT NJ. ADAMS.
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JoHN RoWIFrr. y NJ TANNoH, u. A. WrstGth
EOHN ROWLETT N Co, General Com M ~

- SION MERCHANTS No. ll6 sycamore street Peters
burg Va -.
Particular attention paid To sales of ToRACco, FLOUR
NHfAr. COTTON. and Country Produce generally,
sales and quick returns in every case unless request
ed 10 store
supplied with pure Peruvian aud Mexican Ghano
Lime Plaster Boue Dust Seeds, Agricultural Machinery I'm
plrmcufs. &c DE Burgs super Phosphate OF Lime
Muntgomervs Premium Rockaway Fan Mills, Scotts it'
Chant Watts CuN Brace Plows, &c. lie Gdly
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-01-24
A. p. willard.

Ever since the nomination of this gentle
man, for the position of Governor, by the late
! Democratic Convention, the fusion papers
ave been pouring upon him the flthiest
and most vile abuse. They seem to vie with
each other in their denunciation of him and
seeking elus to destroy him, and the national
Democratic party in the State of Indiana.
We beg leave to say to these refined and
moral gentlemen, that this game will not win,
and the more they abuse Ashbel z. Willard,
Indiana's ~favorite and most gifted son, the
stronger will the people rally around him, as
the noble and proud standard bearer Of the
only true national party in our county,
Having no argument to advance and no prin-
ciples in favor Of which to battle, they hope
for success only by abuse and the lowest ap-
peals to the passions of the masses. But in
this they will find ere long that they have
presumed too much upon the eredulity Of
the people, for they are honest and cannot be
misled by such miserable trash as is now
being promulgated by the fusion party. Will
lard is the peoples man, he has mingled
with them and they nave listened with pa
triotic delight to his glowing eloquence, when
with the fervor Of a sincere heart he has pro-
claimed from the stump his firm and unde-
waiting devotion to the constitution and the
Union, and his scathing denunciation Of those
who would seek to violate the one or destroy
the other. With such men he has no affinity,
and neither asks nor expects their support, no
matter by what name they may be called,
whether Abolitionists, Republicans, or Know
Nothings. Better keep coo. for despite all
you can do, Willard will be elected next
Governor by a large majority.-Tsrs Haute
journal.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-01-24
Thew shall NOT Blush for their Father

Two men entered into an agreement to rot
one of their neighbors. Everything was plan
ned. They were to enter his house at midnight
and break open his chest and drawers, and
carry off all the silver and gold they could
find.
III is rich and we are poor" said they to
each other by way Of encouragement in the evil
they were about 10 perform. "He will never
miss n little gold, while the possession will
make us happy. Besides what right has ono
man to have all the worlds good'sf"
Thus they talked together. One Of these mer
had a wife and children, but the other had nc
one in the world to care for but himself. The
man who had children went home and Joined
his family, after agreeing upon a place of meet,
ing with the other at the darkest hour of the
coming night.
Dear father" said one of the children climb
ing upon his knees. II am so glad you have
come home"
The presence Of the child troubled the man
and he tried to push him away, but his arm:
chung tightly about his neck, and he laid his
face against his cheek and said in a sweet and
gentle voice
al love you. fatherl'
Involuntar. ~ the man drew his innocent and
loving one TO his bosom and kissed him.
There were two elder children in the man
dwelling, a boy and a girl. They were poo
and these children worked hard daily to keel
up the daily supply of bread. made defcien
more through idleness in the father than lacl
Of employment. These children came nom
soon after the fathers return, and brought hom,
their earnings for the day.
oh, father said the boy. such a dreadful
thing has happened Henry Lees father wa
arrested to day for robbing they took him on
Of our shop when Henry was there, and carrie,
HIM off to prison. / was sad when l saw Henri,
weeping and hang his head for shame Of hi
own father. Only think Of that I
Ashamed of his father thought he. An,
will my children hang their heads also, il
shame2 No, no; that shall never be-
At the hour Of midnight, the man who hat
no children to throw around him a sphere o
better influence, was sitting at the place of rem
devious waiting for him whose children ha'
saved him.. But he waited long in vain.-Thel
he said
Il will do the deed myself, and take the Ell
tire rev ard.
And he did according TO his word. Whe
the other man went forth to his labor on tn
next day, he learned that his a~ccomplice ha,
been taken in the act of robbery and was al
ready in prison.
Thank Heaven for ~virtuous children = sal,
he with fervor. They have saved me. Neye
will | do an act that will cause them to blus
for their father.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-01-24
Pound Ont.

The editor Of the Madison Banner has at
length become acquainted with him of the
Lafayette Courier, and appreciates the loose
ness of our contemporary. Hear him
The Lafayette Courier. the editor of which
was in attendance. as an outsider, upon the
democratic convention at indianapolis on the
sth, asserted the other day, that Mr.. Gordon
Tanner, nominee for Supreme Court Reporter.
used to be n wing. joined the know nothings
to get office, but, being defeated, went over to
the democrats.
Relying upon the truth Of the Lafayette Cou-
rier's statement, we made a paragraph thereup-
on. We supposed, of course, that its editor knew
what he was talking about, but it seems he did
not. The last issue of that sheet contains "A
retraction and an apology with respect to Mr..
Tanner, in which the editor excuses himself by
saying that he was mistaken-tha he meant
one Judge Gordon, &c. Those who are salts,
fled with this explanation can take it. For our
part, we sincerely regret whatever injustice
was done the democratic nominee through us.
We never could see the policy of starting a par
tizan lie concerning a political opponent, even
Internationally The truth told of any locofo
co is bad enough in all conscience. We shall
hereafter, be somewhat guarded in attaching
any significance in point of fact to the Layfay-
cite COurier's hasiy and half cooked para
graphs.