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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-05-28

It has been said of old this is a world of Wop
der'-and to the observer is daily presented some
thing new and wonderful, both in nature anu art.
Men of genius and skill are constantly engaged
in seeking out that which may become valuable TO
the public, and a living emblemato scientifee, and
from all these wonders which have been brought
before the world, and particularly our Medical Fac
ry Davis Pain Killer, which is the most valuable
family medicine now in use, for many internal
complaints that flesh is heir to-. To. convince you
of the fact, you have but to cali az the drug store,
where you can get a bottle-from Is cents to 81
Tennessee Organ.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-05-28

HHER MUSLINS.-The greatest bargain in
the United States! 5000 yaIds Check Muslin
at ia cts. q yard. We challenge the world to
produce as good an article for the price.
DAVIS, ABRAHAMS & LYON,
No. I3, Sycamore St, Petersburg, Va.
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For further particulars, address the Principal at
Mt. Neho, Yadkin county. N. C.. 39-3m
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-05-28
Sleep !! sleep,
Not IN thy cradle bed,
Not on thy mothers breast
Rsst with tbo oa,;st 5aaJ :

In Davidson county, on the 10Th inst, Mrs.
Ruth Jones, aged 80 years. she was a ma
tive Of Maryland and came to this State in
the year 1902 and has been a member of
the Methodist T. Church ever since. She
died n the full assurance of that faith which
had been her stay and comfort during her
long life-Coy.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-05-28

THE Secret Art of Catching Fish, with or with
out hook and line ; sent for Is cts. Address
Box Is, Forestvills, n. C. 26-6w.
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NEW BOOKS.

Lawsonville, n. C. So
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May 3, 1856.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-20
UNITED STATES FL.c.sHlr IypEPENp,65yyes,

IlaIbor of spaiaso, June 81 1870. ,
90 Eo, Honolulu directed uy course - the latitude aud
nri.ld~ desisnaied by Nj q. W Benson AGENT # the
American GuIuo Company VIZ lar ioa'- ~ -u' ~ ~
me arrived al position where deemed pr4"cnt 70 'j
TO- few hour The ship was hove 10 to.iy'E, ny.,
ca.,w d Of Island known on the charts a. Ne"
bcit, 10 Ic id,'ic With The Ggar Island % II III pre-
ei,,l, he same latitude and onetude." 90 ,..,,.. 10;
f. even more than probable, 90 Ae comm l,e Wa II.
sIuccd Ina, ould ind Nc~NagOcAe, tNacv IN :le mn
ui,s udc and gudc ;Ic G-ano Island, a ne sa''
Gualo I,..ud ws Ncw.NautuoAc' II VI, H-toy..,a ~
wlsclip twenty tour Years ago .nd i"' pel p''1
,, some III, oA.it bS The name whicn ~, gwen "
S,eosd: On the following morning We t.iri away N'H
,eer. coursc that was beloved womb '"'t Is - r-' '
i,al % al early hour duIin- the daf In u in'lu ' "
~ M crrr.f had g. creased deter I- d nom a aIl le
- H. mn ., o'clock M from thirty ni- dufint n' wen
yi NJ Grr 1' . IS .s g pro6 Hi. crc .ons anen
20 ne real position OF De ship and n odtt sV9 ms
.IcT was Gro, ca and recros.ri in earc but NOTHING va
ofu' ola ID UNI o9eA ?; ,; H.. % Tii
en- I1l,f.f Nv. Ecdiord made three whains V'Ias,'
VII, ., ,f Pacific aud took Of Li- ci ~ me l'n'
,. lam 81 NeV Nantucket, Neth.r he nysct-ot
have often ttuiscd thcT,-cNcT e. 'uni'Trd SIX -'
rent nor have we c.er laid down on any chArl nov
In., Va, tle Comnodo.c 20 cross sud Iecro's ~
aa,o pi.sum,d line Of b. arug 80 many s IN 'woo'
m due Yves. b. could not have had MORE ti. short time
t. s'a fore he disooyccd the leland Al '"SiooA ID 'Ho
T4i,d To regain those few miles 70 wndward 'z'in'
{" BE- mpaoi'oeme and after three days aud nights ct NNey
she Hntss Efforts, was compelled 10 pursue rfo-iaiy
5 , ne 70 maxi smother tn On ihe eleventh dHy ar
III w ttlnf been sp'u' 10 accomplishing ih' ',
| NJ wet distant about uilcs."
The hero makes record Of hi own hat uavisa
t' tr aso o. his dcp r.Jc OF cucus Of thai
Iegop Ike had hauled cd the south instead north
be would have worked upto windwad xpcJcuccd te
OF 20 d'ey nor would D. have suaTel shocka y IT, -
Iee Day 1ut nights OF urAetyp Oar whAemen ave
hveG IA ana @'" mere - lcJs rcprc,s their smiles a.
the CoIpnooore's nights OF nxictyp
Fourth Int interest aun..rrd IN pory,de mnd.
fore ard an - me ship nearcd he promised ri Dorso n
the niIe and agricultural interest coantIy Tho
I.u,n however, but Transform nearer view gelei
Ia our oni.hod tine whole covcr,d Th deep
IN .rt, Of NuTiant y'sciAiiOn-lndatiyr M the
cn.lb d Tie r eGd tesyy eopsnQE IA th.s locality
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-20

OFFICE OF UNITLD STATES PATLsT MAsBLE CoSP1Nf{
No. SOS Broadway New York
4 MEETING of the Stockholders in the above
N Clmrauy vii b. held AZ thei: Othce o. II hepAl .n
o. ~ NJ m in pursuance Of the BY Laws for the snnua
,o al Trustees Transaction Of sacA oneE ou'
. n AZ be- presented. general dance Il rrqlrd
IN. IN ter will BE- closed from th date un ilhe'
huL''e--H- - JOSEPH LAMB Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-20

CUPREME COURT.-WILLIAMW w. WARD
- md DANIEL 5. SINCLAIR against HENRY l.. DEXTER
ard HAKLES p. BAILEY.-Summons-FOr Relet-lCom:
rot Tito rhe DEFENDANTS: You hereby summoned and
REQUIRED the conn aint this action, which hied
in The Office the Ccrt Of the City and County Of NewYos
the City Hall in the City Of Newfokk and b serve copy
your the said complaint the subscribers, az
thor ofce No Wasreet IN the City Of Newforkt within
twenty days after the Of this you ercu'
ye o the day Of such service you fail 70 answer the
said plant within the time aforesaid tho plaintiffs 10 ts
Will apply the Court tr the relief demanded IN TIC
con p .aint.-Dated Ntw.York, Sept. u, 1885,
HEARNE WARREN, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The complaint in this action filed ia The otoe o. ne
Crs Of b. City and County Of NwYok on he I'D asy O.
Sspfember 1885 HEARNE 1890
80 lawGyS PLAINTIFF Attorneys, No "Aist.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-20
WntIhes, lewetrn, Sc.

COD WATCHES and STERLING SILVER
u WIRE .cge'h,r wih Large assoTtmcu, Of DIAMONDS,
40 d. KIND. q tue Gold Jewt.ry, &c.
G,.c a,-acL,s Lcy,r. tor L@,e. .........* 70 SO
old 4, b. Po..hcl Lever t0r Ladies 100 20 $50
C,!l Jul, Jurg,useu Na'cEcs. 80 TO $40
A.. r. k-c. % NG;oh,~ ~ equally low price,,
Re. ABB. F'c-W4re. FJTA, Spoons, Cake Bg-kets Tea
s. H., y,.y w. Al ertocs guarAn eed 70 be
.at,t SQUIRE LANDER Co, No. " Futou-st,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-20

LNOR CHAIR ESTON and FLORIDA.-SENA-
i wFFKLY U. :. MAIL LiNE-Tho .eamship Saoh
VILE Captain Berry viii leave Per S" ,,S,,.si, yap
Frsht sTIy board, where all bills Of adns WI 81
ansd and for Ps,,as' :. the 0fsse ~
RlON, Wn fosi.T, Commander. all suoceed, ana
have on WEDNESDAY, Sept. - The fsyorte steamer
CAkOLlNA makes regular tTps various LANDINGS on The
ST. Johns River Words oonestins with TIE steamers ho
NV York. aud lesvDs Charleston EVERY TUESDAY. 81
O'clock p Through tekststo Jschsouvf s5i TO Paths
SIS
NEw.YoRX AND LIVERPOOL s. NJ Y s. Co. 81 Wall 81 I.
NEW \ OK, May n. 1854 81
NOTICE.-The rate of Freight by the Steamers
Of this line from Liverpool reduo.d 20 a pr mea
ureuen' Until further notice. p. X COLLINS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-20

" ALBANY sept. 10, 1855 y
TIVE FARMERS BANK OF ATTlCA hi' tn us
dtyfl,d IA ri. ofsce notice Of The spPoinunen, Ra
PARK BANk m the CRY Of New York, Agent ior thr NJ
q, piion H. Ccu Notes agreeable 70 the -e
An Act 10 amend the several relating 20 incorcfse
E,rL. Bank,nr A-o.fion. and Individual Banker PleA
Arm H. 1851 JAMES NJ COOK, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-20

LETTER Of CAPT LUc,s IN answer 20 stat n"'. ~ C2n
Corc MrRvIE coirTandug L. :. Squadron IN ;He rschc
Ocean, Prcsd al ti Ae American Huan' company
TIE AMERICAN GUANO ISLANDS IN TIE PACifI'.
NEW. BEDFORD, sept. ~. 1855.
StR TIE Union containing the official report OF
Com " M Mer,lr commanding me United states squadron
ia ne Pacific Ocean respecting his late UP to tnc fscc
LIDS II tho American Gualo Company, with 'le -st" IL
d.,rd,uce has been placed ~ ny hands II " iu oil errors
vii, cannot permit without ,ApostiC. II ts.- oil
N n ,taqrs pis and letter from Lieut. L r. nc, an y
l. y marked A." suppose" io COVE lrn' u trict'
uc Fach Of these paracr rs oppose 70 quote for COM
Ia, nj FUsf: ,-.......
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-20
IIlIE COPAKTNERsHIP heretofore exlstnl
Bountn Cano t1)arrants.

DOINTY LAND-WARRANT OFFICE, No. 81
ID Wallet New York-The highest market price paid for
LAND WARRANTS End all warrants sold by are guaran
ted and srd by mail otherwise. on receipt OF remit
tautts. .
Land procured for Soldiers and others entitled to
~ J. c. COLEMAN Co. No. So Wall-st.
TAND WARRANTS bought at the highest cash
prices and claims Cor Bounty Land Pensions &c promptly
a.'.ndet 70 BY GkO NOODMAN. 10. - " INh-sI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-20

TOR CAL lFOkNIA -NEW-YOR and san
Il FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP LINE, vi. NICARAGUA
Route b. 7u Ai.e-(r' % Reduction u PicesFhe
spl.ncd S-,tmt-p EAAS i6" tLLs burden all sI rom
p. 10 North No0re-st. North RIVER San Juan
connect Win lr steamer Sra Evafa om sI Juan tei
Pacific f0r 50 Francisco. FIR freight pass1<e
sIllS Gas. 4 WHITNEY 30 : R.ag!ns GIeen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-20

~ L. :. MAIL line pound of o-ss.se nv
Per pound -Four hoUrs from oc,sn % ~
Pl-aIs kaiT ID. THROUGH or CALlFOhNis ~ naI1
Hs ID N. iuIsc ss',s NAL : eariship - ru ~ ma,
TT AsPL al "a SATURDAY, s>pr. ~ q g,oeA ~ ~ FL
-ly ton PIER tot q Wa-rcu--'. Ny ~ H..
kuosI ais i.st .tear slp GEORGE Law Cap W, 1. I'm
a y P.s-e,'e'. nd = rs will b - psSS NJ
Reload. sid conr.ct a. Panama W. ~ 80 r
St-su-L,p Co.. ltcen, ,,a-aslip OO.DcN Az. - 1
wilkins. Corn 81 With VII be q rr.din - A'u '' M
Uel.4 j. S-I Francisco - IL. u "a s.a.,, nj, 70
IT. 81 bic az iaf rr,d that The Pacihc n@', p
.ssy. lave on OF more steamers yiNs -
in ~ -rl-ef' OF -la1-
For pssage apply % l. -. RA fAio, y A. ne u" "'o "
a., & mraI,.s s. w We =, cor. ~
Fr.isk % Asriuvt per cubc TOO" or y cons per
POND t-epa ILd 70 eass: VIII be received asi vock
The day Il saGrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-20
B,,y ptpARrMrSr. STATE OF Nrw.YoRx,

ALBANY, Sept. ID 1855.
THE FREDONIA BANK has this day hed; u IN
IN. Ece notice Of the appointment Of THE MEIho
pm ma Ram IN tlcOi.y New fUrk As @Sei lot -"
| 81 is .rculA.irg notes agreeable 20 ne a. en-
A, -, n mend the several relating TO lnoorP1r.'+d
As.ri.tious sni individual Banker, pl--ed
- ~ Is,i JAMES NJ. COOK. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-20

ITO ARCHITECTS and STONE CUTTERS
i The " ES1 CHESTER MARBLE WORKS, AZ Ha.tnR'
uIon the Hudson. These works nave been lease" rom we
Nes'chcseT Marble Works Company, The quarry enlarged tl1
IN, i-achrsy Tor ivrrs mar'.e greatly increased ana
pr,v,d. The mil h. been pu' operation and ru1s CONS ay
twenty Of While supplying present c)n,f1c,
these vcIks IN addition Furnish sore trJut Or cJtt7
poIGIE quantity e s-Vcd marble every fortnight AM nave
arge Grlutiy hand. good p-r'sri'y 1t stone
cutter win capita j. afforded proh ably "a -"
able bUuess ~ lii cy. Marble tar hubble II "4i o.
deliy,red ia he rity q. - cubic yr-i Linn gone H.
sny the al AGENT for dollar un Ap
Il.fo LAN ESDER Co. u--ta-s up.l tae Illus ~ o.
io " H.. Chauucsy L Co, No L. Old Slip this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-20
CUPKEME COURT.-EDMUND [. HEARNE

OUTLINE COUhl.-EDSl ~ ~ n nTyTTP
- agaiust CHARLES r. BAILEY, HENRI l: D,n gc I'm
AL others Sun mons for money demand or co.ia.N
rot TO the DEFENDANTS You are LseDJ uronsu
and required to answer he fo The CIV aud CJuny ofNsw
w ~ tLs civ Hall In the City Of NewfOrf snd % serve
~ vour the said complain % he -ap cno9Is
~ ,Tir ec. No Wallet in the oitJ OF NJ" fofh Wlthin
twenty day. after he 'Iyf nS n Y g. 20 ~ 49, ~
~ % nant within the rime aiore an ne psn'it In this
or :, n tgk rosnc't sgsinst you for ~ OF seven
i5,aS dollar With interest from II thirteenth lay Of Sep
,b,r one thousand eight hun1 and tnyx basides the
~, ~ tbis actl n Dated Ntw.YoIs. S.l.. ", 1876
HFAR>E < WARRi :, YsiAdh's A ,orneyS
The complaint in til. action ned the Office VI the
Cerk q the City County OF H.Yl the l7ih day OF
:, pttuiber 1855. hEAkSl. WARREN,
20 law6vS Plsnbs A''ys 10. Wallst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-20

CCTREME COUkT-Li'y All County Of New.
- Yotk.-JAAES b. Bt ROEso asAnsi EBEJELER
IRONS and ERNESTNE, Lis vii race g. G,ylVr, indrev
swo.tltI Philip Van VolksDblrr and William L,snsrd.
snd iam s. Ayres James II. Heloy Eahsniel Hams,
Charles ". KerE and samuel l. kerth John X Meyers.
William A. HaHes and William w. Halssad, r-samloon'
M relief Com served To the ned Defendants,
Eb,Lszer Irons and ErnesGe his wife OBey J. Rice, Wiaa
: AyTes and Nathaniel Harris: You are hereby summoned
aid required the complaint ia this action which was
duly hed the Office Of the Clerk Of the Cy and County o.
ksWlok the City Hall in the City Of New-foS or ne
lr aid airt the subscriber at his ohce NO. ~ Nts
In the City Of NewYork within twenty days Ater me
sery OF th. summons exclusive ut te DAY OF snsh
ryc; and you fail the said complaint wlhn !ee
time Aforesaid The plaintiff in th. action wli appy 20 ..s
Court or tie re.f anded IN the complaint AHs"s'
q 1876 d. EVANS Plaintiffs Attorney, NO. 70 SsAi-r-,
j IawevM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-20
> TOWNSEND, DYETT RAYMOND.
PLAINTIFF AttOruey. No. 40 Broadway y.
CUPREME COURT-COUNTY of MONT

SUPREME COURT-COUNTY Of MONT
- GCMERY.-Douw ". Veeder against John st.ryn and and
Elizabeth his wife Tun Osrander and Aida his wife, Adam
Ve.de and Penelope bis wife, Abraham C. Veeder and Cay
Maria his wife Robert King and Harriet bus WIFE , msnIy
Clswgo and CatbaYne bis wife, Maeare Veeder, willard
STOVE and Aida his wife David Williams aud Angelica hs
wife Abraham Veeder and Lavna bis wife, Benjamin Veeder
John V.ede David Veeder and Rachel Ann veedef his wfe
Eve Eliza veedeT Richard Walton and Janet his wife Charles
Bolt Abigail his wife, Harriet Ann Veeder Ainfh veeder
NFFDFR and LAyINA bis Wife BENJAMIN , EEEDEK,
JOHN VFEDER DAVID VEEDER and RACHEL ANN
IEFDFR his wife, and EVE ELIZA VEEDER defend
named: You hereby and required :"
answer The complaint OF Douw w Veeder plaintiff IN this
ton which filed in the Clerks Office Of the County OF
Monfgoucry Fonda In said county, ON the @)h day oi
August 1876 q copy Of the sub
scrbe his Office in the Village Of Fultonue In said coun-
ty within twenty days after the service OF this summon ex
plant hereby required the plaintiff will apply 70 the Court
Tor the relief dtmsnded in the compant-Dasd August o.
1885. g. T. VAN VECHIEN,
so lsw6wS Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-20
rYAL PAL STEAMSHIP AsIA.-Con.

IL sgu,s are rued fia 'Ee ASIA will dis.
nc - SAI FDAN MORNING No. 20 inst. All Goods
wi o. r,ru-, received. sill De- the Bonded
W..,lc-,e, J,.s-y Ciy ana he .absc' 70 sor. &c.
Z. CCEARD n. Boglin ,green.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-20
Ccal, %r.

Sn TONS CHINA CLAY, IN good order, for
sJU AL. by yA8 T. UERRlcksok CO.
~ 4 Beek a-sL o. IN, J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-20
fcodl No.irss.

IN PURSUANCE of au order Of the Surrogate
# the County Of NewloIk. notice Is hereby Eyen TO all
rersors having claims against THOMAS HARDY, late Of the
Cfy New York deceased TO present the with vouchers
thereof the suhscrher the office Of Harris WILSON, No
W.l.f I'm the Civ If New-iork OF before the seventh
Is If November urxDated New York the d day of May,
toss trrv3 l,w6rS+l ELIZABErH HARDY
IN TIRSTANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
o the County of Newyork notice is hereby given 70 ai
r,r.crs having claims against ABRAHAM DAY Ne OF the
Ity deceased present the same WIN vouchers
lcr,,fto H. subscriber At his residence No Hammond ST.
In the civ Newlork bet re the IL day OF February
n,x,-pa,ed New.YoIk. the 18th day Of gust 1870
lie i.SG,S ELIAS 4. DAY, Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-20
SUPREME COURT-City and

N
~ County of New York.Jro JAMES III. COVER and
CHARLES w COVER: You are hereby required % answer
the &C plsint of ISAAC 5. COCHRANE ROBERT NICHE
and ROYAL H. WALLER, plaintiffs against JAMES H.
CONFR and CHARLES W. COVER defendants. which
will be filed in the the Clerk of he City and County OF
New York at the City Hall the City New York. and serve
COW of your the subscribers az their ONCE NO.
40 Broadway the City of NewYork within twenty days
after the service summon exclusive of the day OF ser
Vice and II you fail to do the plaintiff will take Judgment
Tor dollars and seventy i've csna,
with interest the 18th day of April 1859, bcsdes oosts
VI III,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-20

ATOTICE-In the matter Of the Estate OF 81
~ sANNAH ELSDEN deccased pursuant TO an order OF the
of the County New York herein made the under
signed Administrator Of the estate &c. OF said deceased re-
or an persons having claims against the same 70 present
b.m with the vouchers thereof the said Administrator a.
the flee of Swe-ny She's No Chambers street IN the City
Of York on before the first day Of November 1855
~ I.nsrS BENJAMIN ELSDEN Administrator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-20

TIN. was wsc.',p. Lieut. McCaulcs report describes the
bca ci and tie brt S.,ailr Niu. accurately. And hc
sTbu. th .rrcguaS of tho breakers TO the true
cause. will quote h, entire report. l. follows:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-01
population

NEW YORK PoLITIcs.-The telegraph yester-
day announced the rumor, that the National
Fillmore Club of New York had gone over to
the Black Republicans, to be correct. 1t Assem-
bled Tuesday night, when President Van Ripper
who had gone over to the free sellers, attempted
otake the chair. A very riotous demonstr ration
occurred and frightened him out of the ottemp.,
The Club adopted resolutions approving Fillmore
and denouncing Van Ripper. The Fl, st resolution
accused that gentleman of receiving 81 900 for
his treason. The Herald says;
When the 6rst resolution was read Mr.. Van
kiper at the height of his voice cried out, Il
brand the man who utters what that resolution
says, a liar.
scene of utmost confusion now prevailed
Cries OF Put him out" and "Hussle him out of
the window" rose from every side. A rush was
made tor the place where Mr.. Van Riper stood.
oovfr'nrnlng seats and everything in the way. Mr.
van ripper was surrounded by Cyrus SHAY Nat
Sreen. Harlow Martt, Robert II. Collins rs tho
nrst ward, William Peel, Secretary nf Tho Co.
| trial Republican COMMITTEES, and some th,o. IS
TOUT DINERS who we're his only friends present
In less than moment the gas was turned ont . ~
| there was total darkness. A gentleman WITH y
match lit up one of the lighters in about a nil
| ute's time. '''''
''Now give the traitor his deserts" at .a,.s h.,
him out OF the window" &c, was the nan"..
| cry In moment it was discovered thai H. W.,
Ripper in the temporary darkness had effected hi,
exit from the room. A crowd upon the announoa
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-01

New ORLEANS has been deserted by large
numbers gifts citizens, much earlier this year
than usual, the prevalence of yellow fever during
three successive years, with great fatality having
caused people to fear the summer of that city,.
Thus far not case of the epidemic has been re
ported nor is there any premonitory symptom
of its approach. but the anticipation is enough,
and the city is fast becoming depopulated by
the rush of citizens northward. Perhaps the
effect of this early dsser,on may be to keep the
city healthy. and prevent the diffusion of the ep.
idemic, or the engendering Of it by crowded
population.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-01

iona. Webb. aweaihy Engiishnan. and The
original cultivator Of the South Down race II
shcep.i is now exhibiting specimens of the breed
at the Cattle Show in Paris. He was dressed in a
peasant 8 blouse. under which he wore magnifi-
cent chain reaching to his grdle. Each link OF
the chain consisted Of gold medal received oy
the owner at some agricultural fair or ether, as
a prize for the excellence of his South Down.
A Paris contemporary suggests that il might
very appropriately be designated the Collar OF
the Order of the Golden Fleece. Mr. Webb
while walking about the building, sold several
rams Of this variety. the poorest OF which
brought fifty guineas.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-01

Mr.. j. N. Patton, jr., of Richmond declines
to act as delegate to the Wing Convention to
be held at Richmond, on the ground that he is
neither Wing, Democrat, nor an American,
but adds
~ have no hesitation in saying that, while have
great respect for Mr. Buchanan present advised
prefer Mr.. Fillmore to him; do upon the same
principle on which you would act if you had to make
shot on which your life depended, and had two ri
flies before you one of which you had fully tried and
knew to be good and the other of which though high
ly recommended, you did not know
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-01

The Richmond Wing says: 1--WE are now per
suaded that the Convention of the old Line Wings
of Virginia. to be held in this city on the 10th of
July next. will be largely attended. Meetings
have already been held in some forty or fifty
counties, and delegates appointed. The other
counties are moving, and will DO represented
We can only appeal to our Wing friends in those
counties, where meetings have not yet been held
to hold them immediately, and designate dele.
gates We want large and glorious convention
Let us have it."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-01

VERY FRENcH.--A French paper relates that,
at a ball lately given at Port Louis, near Lorent
while young lady was waltzing, she felt the
hand which she was supported become stone cold.
and ON looking into the face of her partner found
his features to be deadly pale and horribly con
tracted She tainted at the sight and fell to the
ground. whilst the cavalier dropped at her side.
The lady was taken up and recovered, but the
life of the gentleman extinct She maintains
that he was dead several seconds before she
knew il, and that she made one turn round the
room with him after he was corpse.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-01
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
Testimony of DR.. o. Bn,cher-onrrS BANK,

Testimony Of DIR. o. Bnicher-GREEN BANK, Pc
ahontas Co. April 10Th 1855
Contlenrnen months since patient applied to
e for medical advice afflicted with form of seconda
syphilis hc had been under the charge of two physicians
ithout deriving relief commenced using the regular
profession but the disease stubboy resisted all
~ efforts The reputation of Carriers Spanish Mixture hav
" reached me- being personally acquainted with your
Ives determined give trial did and In short
good effects evident and three bottles cured
i'm.
OF justice to suffering humanity cannot withhold
" meny to its alternative and prompt purf-
the blood and take pleasure recommending it IN the
and the public generally Yours respectfully.
uly LIN O. BUTCHER NJ. ID.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-01

cod fn- firm, moderate and what The country met
needs-a fraaqadiiziag administration. lie Is the on
ly one about whose political creed there be no
doubt or supcious ambiguity,as itrests vague
illusory formulas, but practical past