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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-24
PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.

~ n AnA WORTu ef Nendy Made
weDVsVVV cLoTnlNO at onsAts nspscsp
rksfs made expressly for aud warranted sceond TO none
In the United States In point workmanship and hnish
Ventlemcn visiting Petersburg would do well to Rve ne
call they wish clothing My assortment Of Cioih
Cassmcres and Nesngs selected with and
ret them direct from the Importers thereby saving the per
rentagc Of tho obbes All orders for goods In the tailoring
department warranted 10 IT, sale aud my suits arc
made by the hest workmen the State Please call vt my
Merehan, Tailoring and Ready Made Clothing House -
Sycamore street, Petersburg. THOS. W. RONSTON.
apl l6,ts
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NJEW ERENGN WORK - We catI shr nsten-
ton of our cusiomere friends baauu, asrort
ncn, of FRiyNcI wOnK-Coars, Sleeves Handk kcrchefA
ss Las ses Cembc sct,s Thread Lace se,ta Meehn Lace
Sns Embroidered Skirts Infants skirta and Waisis Capa
&c Sc Ima aatsl JAMES A. Srl0LER co.
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nNINE WAuIOGANY DED-TEAOs.-.A A"e
stock of elegant Mahogany Bcducads, ON hand OF my
o,vn Curtain French Jenny Lind
" are rooms A. WINSTON,
meU - Rcd copy
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NEW CONCERN.--J7s, II. Wilson has this day
~ socised with him. Tios w. Johns and John S Lang
the Grocery and Commission business under the firm
of Wilson Co. al the old stand of Jos II. Wilson,
They large well selected stock of Groceries
Staple Dry Goods Steel &C. &c Particular attention
paid the sales ofconny produce and liberal advances made
upon produce In hand
~ JOSEPH II. WILSON,
THOMAS w. JOHNS.
JOHN s. LAN0HORNE.
janSt Lynchburg, January -. 1855.
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MENuCAN GUANO.-Dry nnd iW aMc order,
Vu so tons A and "a A. brands being shipped to us
=. III G. HARDY 4 co,
fcedscta First door aboye Poyelra Hotel pctersburf
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NEW.YORK ADVERTISEMENTS

guNHE HAZARD POWDER COMPANY.
II Manufacturers and Dealers In GUHPOW DER, having
reduced their prices to correspond with the reduced u OF
Satpote continue offer their wellknown brands Of Elec
trc indian Kentucky Rife Powder In Kegs and
istcs dunpowdcr for blasting and mining, comprising
n full qualities and kinds required by the trade
cuarante d to give entire sas action.
The standard of their POWDER, which has enjoyed the
highest reputation for than twenty-five years VII DO
found by other manufacture In the world
For sale by principal dealers and also at the Office of
the Company No. SO Wall CO. Water street New York.
A. q. HAZARD Prcst.
a. +. DOUGLASS Ssery,
may 2l-d6m Is NJ r. col
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~JLT MOLDINls for Picture y Frnnacs, Of
" various styles and prces-from which from whieh
frames win be furnished of any size C. MOBSE
apl lots
GTEAM SAW MILL. FOR SAIE.-We have
- No l thirty horse power STEAM SAW MILL, whieh
will sold low; all the running is in complete or
der Any Information concerning ii viii be cheernhy I'M
parted on application to either of the unde, signed
A. WINSTON,
apl pts JNo H. BAlLEf.
Ns- FOR SALE.-A dcsirnb bile residence on G5:5
H:I Diamond Eill recently erected by Mr. Ciemins DA
now In the occupancy Mr. Gambler On this lot is an
cecn WELL c house, and all other buildings calculated
10 add to the comfort Of the residence. -
AlsoA handsome residence on Franklin Hill loin the
residence of VIM Diard occupied by Mr. Pauleit,
In calaulatd attract attention The last
named residence will be offered at private sale until Friday,
Tho 9th day sale not effected before that day,
vii he offered at public auction; liberal made
nroy on the day Private pro positions will be attended to
until the day of sale, by " % JVNGo' or
apl 30dts 9as,r-o w oLa2S.
TVST RECEIVED BX EXPRESS "A new
ID variety visites and Manlas 10th black and color
ed cloth. N uo"oENhEiMEh'
may Cts
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ruNUE greatest of earthly bies-ia - il health
Il Thousands testify, that after visit to the numerous
springs they and strengthened and
that nothing else will do them good But would advise
them and others who to spend from one 10 ve
hundred annually fashionable watering Places Dr.
L. b. Wright Liquid Cathartic asteess vegetable phys
c and small bottle of 25 cents does not effect
greater change the better their health than month
and $500 at the springs will again oppose the ex
ravagance day further will make bold to
that this medicine much plcasanter than mineral or
sulphur drank And old and eminent pacti
toner prepared perfectly safe las it is
purely vegetabe) in all where physc required Asa
Family Physe ia exceed by Full directions accom-
pany each bottle. For sale everywhere.
june l0-lmo
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u SION MERCHANTS No. AZ FRONT str ct, New fori
g9y Liberal advances consignment.
Mr INNS c. ADAMS would he pleased to hear from hi
friends at this house JAMES A. CONNOLLY,
mil a3diy ROBT NJ ADAMS.
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signed have day formed partnership In the city
,f New York under the frm of BRUMMEL a. ROISTERS,
purpose of tranaeng Commission business or IN"
sale of MANUFAcTURED and LEAF TOBACCO COTTON FLOUR
AIN and produce generally Location T3 Water street
Having ample means, prepared to make liberal 40
yances on produce consigned to us for sale
In New York Shipments through Messrs L. Roystcr Bro,
q Go Richmond Va, will be forwarded free of charge
JOSEPH BRUMMEL of Richmond
A. L. ROYSTER, of New York.
j. B. ROYSTER, Of Richmond.
Nr,v yopv January / 1856 [jan 25d6m
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-24
PURIFY THE BROOD.
EEOEF ATsS e. WEIR PILLS.
PHENI.X HI7,IERS.

FREE From AIT NISE.RAL PoIsoNs.
FENH great 20 pu1riy which NOFFATs LiFE PILLS
z PHENIX BITTErs consequence of the
ruriiaary effected their r.pder tuDneees-
sary proprietor par ta analysis
their dciuai vlrtues or properties Hayrg een more
the public and having the mi
testimony Of han THREE MILLIONS who have
vored the loy ef the perfect health by
believed that their tn hest
medicine hefOr the phc. admits Of dispute In
almost CITY village in the Tinted States there
m ready testify their ecseY in remOvir dis
and giving to the whole renewed viEor and
health.
In eases Of ScoRFULA VLcERs scURyY FRUPTIoSs Of
skin the ration the LIFE MEDICINES - truly
hing often removing in ayF. every vestiEe Of n
Ioaso diseases ~ their purifyn7 effects the Hood
FEVER sn5 DYsPEPsrA. DROPsY Pr end in
al diseases yield their curative pro peres No
family shOule ne without them their timely much
suffering AMI expense he =aved Prepared ~
WILLIAM B. NOFFAT, n n New York.
And COR sale by KELLER. F RNSLFY X 20.
m Evarsv e. Incians.
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- THORNBURG = WHNtN q
i REG leave iuforT the citizens - Warrck and ff
that ey have purchased the Hotel Sand
formerly by Mr. Z Iazen aud M kee. the
reputation the has acqHr-d und.r IT, -revous
man ag-nent TheS have KEFURSIsFEp ard KEFTrED he
concern anA prspRr-d aecommnHate all their
the nrtefI style Their table will
piled Ei'h che hest th- nnrket affords: in short
pafn VI he SHARED make e ExcH Srs-
Hotel ssbIes will kert the p0ssib
in order accommodate persons 18th animals.
-emh2S- iwdNw
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WHEELED n EgBs.SslN,A
) r W N q NJ A & II | n E S

'HNHFSE Machines operate entirely Prlne
n ple- using sh1 tie Ut d twa threads
They have in in the hands families and
manufacturers utcirny long give th thoroUghsral
and AaVe given entire abstraction.
They very sim le IN ruetion and highly ornamen
tai well 7-rful fitted alorn lads srlor
py less cnnspicuous position in -hestop OF the
l. has hesn object furnish Farin4 weHld he
appies bie ramjly y the Tailors,
Cloak Wshers ~ud Collar
&c. We Militant that Machines in Il present
are the hest offered t. the pui lie
Fbn1s Is Of families testify their Tis ali
znis of iiy SEWING while shirt ard Co Mana
rr ~ely acknowledge their superiority all others
their
eysmi1 the Maehine is respectfully soil itedr
st Hankins 4 Reads r. q. READ
1T sole Agent 20. RI rnIn iia
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Has been before the public more than 30 years,
and is deservedly popular in the cure of
Spavins Sweeney, Ringbone, WindgaIls, Pole
Evil Gallons, Cracked Heels Gall of all kinds,
Fresh Wounds, Sprains. Bruises Fistula Sit
fast, Sand Cracks Strains, Lameness, Foun-
deied Feet Scratches or Grease, Mango Foot
Rot in Sheep, Gargrt in Cows, Rheumatism,
Bites of Animals, External Posons, Painful
Nervous Affections, Frost Bites, Boils, Corns,
Whitlows. Burns and Scalds Chiblains Chap
ped Hands, Cramps. Contnc'ions of the Mus
cles, Swelings. Weakness of the Joints, Caked
Breasts, Sore Nipples, Piles, &c.
aE- Pamphlets gratuitouslv furnished by agents
with Testimonials of its utility.
All orders addressed to the Proprietors, NJ II
TICKER d Co, Lockport, n. Y.
sTi- For sale by Druggists and Merchants gen
cray. through the United States, British Posses
slons, and other Countries. And by
hs.aLER, FARAsLFN 4 co.
dec-1seow6m Granville Ind.
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#EAvANA sUGAR.-25 boxes re ID per Niagara. fer
= IL sale by lie. GILBERT Co.,
Svc Wafap
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Formerly FarUueTs' EEoteis
IN Corn Fourth ana Narb,t Mar t Place
EVANSVILLE. IND
STEAMERS visiting m city viii ways find good &C
aud re -eive the proper atte at this
House lily
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p I
= ce wh26 Ch'T s. : ~.
UTILITY, BEATTY, EzEssANCE

UCG LfTY, BEATTY, Es1sssiANCE
REIN E NJ f n 7.
FHvFRY of he shove win be ound well adapt
~ f 70 s9 A. r % e. 6d 2 s9 soPs sf aAn
wra aoeVvrntAs ! & Co,
7orner f Miu an Having assortment snd
and Saes o 10 ,1anti,y and qaay any aud s7ery hiug
rvia ,r fri-n q ,A customers IN EvansrtlIe
and Vicinity give a call We extend our invitation N
rarteusr the arsax Assuring them that gysry arcie
usgnshie under he name Of Dry foods En- roderies
Goods every description shawls Millinery and S.rsw
oods he een IN e rhest choice asd most varied as
o9 low arses In cIot iu- ,fevery hind ma cut
n-sse demand for fashion color quality.
md 'hs '1ue in piece goods w, 9ns en- nv &
Il aps @'s -'O O0A' IN store Aaa u PPesTnv RRos
gHXTRA FNuII.y FLOUR. Just received further
a. supplv OF. NarkIe's rhne -four. warranted
eqaaI to the hest St Louis ~ 'T2 % psox
Sp = 8TSHsLS Tommy from sse mills aud ma lie
% - out Of re white flint t'ominy CO fsr ale at
9AsE saS z2S s rant r asi sb F. Almonds
trails Dates res'd per steamer pfe9der cG y eox
HaRANGE2bo boxes Just received a94 Z -;
gpi. s~FING POWDER. tess Iqes ree,d and for
i ree'd per Persia for sale 'ys r ,,InERT Co
TNENENT ND LIME rs bbls Cement: 100 bblsW hite
MS ORR. DALZELL g. CO. I
EsERMETGCA Ally SE9 ALE9 FHfsI OYSTERS
q IS aad pound cans rec ger Persia 'or sal
~ APPS ), GILBkhT \ co
81 4 D0Z frliu Crallss 20 Half Bushels.
- I y for sale by apS ORR, DALZELL 90.
CAN&ss SE RAGE.
pahle ,tornc any Of produce. Which W be
ceived stored held subject the owners
orders. the reason able terms . .
mhB - ? 8. n,RlLEY.
aV6hSs ,1 BrSeey 20 lbls Bourbon R,s whisky
DO DO Gio; 10 DO Peach Brandy;
DO Cherry Brandy. 'or sale at
mh2o .. ~ Eh9-.
EyOREIGN BR AgnEE5 And WIN Is
Il Mrderia; Malaga; Port:
Forsaie Sy mh2s ; MYERS.
SPRING AND SU7E WEG GOODS.
2 HAVE Just returned with stock sprag and mer
goods sseeted by yself with styl 4
material invite the temaR Of the city ard vicinity
to call and the enssves shop 'teopd St. onpo-
sito Mr. NeGarers ChHreh DAN "'NhAL.
ar NI'3 ER@ ~ WUUI. .FlS NLEUAn EsT AsG..
FENHE lersigned constantly n larte asort-
aent OF fresh Water Ruter and Sugar Crackers and
Iso e ds Pilot Naval Bresd. which being manufae
tred hy the iates. otaery thew he sola -
As low price the Wt and xcellc
in an ity sny mandatory in he country. rg
on h1nd shoe. Water street between
eanqre and Vine.
daefS
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SO NJ AMI CANDLES 81 >4s
> = hxs German Soap rs bxs Palm Soap;
70 bxs Star Candles; Is bxs Extra Taltsw Candles.
iSt 81 oy mF2s z H. CooK & SON.
KEGS Whits Lead; bbls Linseed Oil Just ree'd -
w lelO z. COCK & SoN.
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q ADDER, SCI cssk Madder: bbl sS.. Petre;
8 Nags Pepper bags spice. just reed Epba ky
alyT a. II COOK SON.
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"A % R12
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ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY Pu BLU.
n me- in the .sCrescent City Bank Building.
u ~ IL S''eu" 'N' ~ my25
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EDW aE.D E1YEE
&c RDATVl ~.

IHAVG opened tie cor 'ss-5seIE5t Nc
MrT Rener of 7aual and AtatD treets.
- BOAT ST0RE and FAMILY GROCERY rstrb-
'' - 1islInent whore viii be at all times
to supplg Canal aud Ohio Boats snd families with
tieie they need in he Hav of Stores
Canal Boatsmen particularly requested - remember
nv place rnht3 -2twdtf fOHN FARRE6L.
.IGSc. NEW SPRING GssoES- 1856
GUST received fresh lot Of spring Style Goods
- which prepared 70 ds9oe o. 81 he low s. nres
We shall all the lat sYles of goods d.
and manufacturers snd hope
strict atrention the the merct mrtt fair
sliare ~ their patroBage ]. q JEW ELL d CO..
hI7 ~ Corner Vine and Ftrst streets
s.. = RnLS So. Plaster Paria .nd Tor sale by
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leo packages all sizes. of Gunpowder Young
son. Imperi and Black Teas lust reed sale By
ell 5. Il. GILBERT & CO.. Sye. near WAtax.
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Ds.ENVEls,A JOB PAPERS.
= m Il 4 \

Nos. TT amd 10 " III ST., Cincinnati, o.,
T ,vs on band beautiful stock Of PklNfEk,S "a
II PERS Oards Card Sheets, Black aau oeloEeu Inns
R[ornss Varnishel Sc, which they otter at
MANUFACTURERS PRICES
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RACC0ON OIL.
fRAWFORD BELL has hand nine barrels Of this on
my30 rEl--
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& BOXES We y superior W R. Cheese;
q " IS do Proctor & Gamble's German Soap:
sale nv oG iee go sHnEiRs8BEp de- jRss NJ
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4 's-sss.-z5 prime received per A. L. ahotwa
mys GEO. FOSTER 6 90.
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wHoI IEsALE DEALERS GRccEhIEs AND Ll@Uok@ "oHNSh
WATER AND STs. EvANsylILE. ND
FHyHE this day formed
the parpsse of doag wholesale Grocefs am %LtSuo4 %
bnsnsss wing suscseded the bu~ness OF Messrs As
owes purch sed stock aud made atditlons 20
omplst shall be able 20 oher rs ge9o
50 CASH as any house in Evansville or any elt que
West. sSp @Sys',N-'.
. 2----------
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"a ANTED.Two Servant Girls will s,eady en- plsy
m~nt at iib-ra' wages BY applying i'm edistely Il
esldence of ls23 IF w. r. PRESTON.
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NUMBER 298.
MISCELLANEOUS.
C9E O. @Nu@..
HANANA, PRINCIPE AND DoMFsrf,

ANtNG opene exclusively for the sale Of cIzsr
and tobacco invite deslers article and "A
culartoe country call examine nv
sssive stock consisting o the most desirable Of
fgsrS made up in boVes from g to 500 i box sbsu
constantly excellent tment on and and VIII
ell them prices IT. room and hotel
is POLITELY ted having al brands
n suit the'r trade U hand H. ANSi ACHER
Corner Streets opposite
\ Fiele and Preston Bros. my3-
AE AVA ZIG ARE hnxas re d nsr Niasara sar
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EsR. CARB, SODA -4ohalf-sbls rse,d and for..ls !
ORR DALZElL 70
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II. =.
u pers ms wishing to buy Coke Coal Tar of q
Company requested call the off the 90
Locust between and 2d paw cash
dvlnec hereafter coke will be delivered at
works without an order from the President.
mvl @. KEATS prastA
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z. II. COOK q son,
WHoI.E- 4LE AND RETAH. DEALERS IN
~ u SOCE isAsS~ a E5sDKESEONS,
EVA NSNILTE INDIANA.
FIRST STREET, FIRST DOOR FROM MAIN.
VEse al. ussF sRTNENy.
wHOLRs1l.I- DEP 4RTMRNT.

T-ST receive =. Mrs Cin and Triaming Store
so-an qgsar rnen Win ShsaAs. o5' cloths Blu
resu aud Stlud Covers First street ear Vain.
unhf4 Ks NBN v
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ENRIFD REEF AvD. T0NGsE 80 1000 lbs extra
v cured dried Beef 81 extra sugar eHreo Beef
: f In COOK SOW
rhI Main
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them complain that these laws were not
rigidly enforced?
But the Journal editor knows better
than to believe that a large proportion of
European cmlgrants are paupers and
criminals. He also knows that he has
justly forfeited all claim to the patronage
of every spirited adopted citizen, and he,
now, falls to abusing them; calling them
paupcrs and criminals. If the Journal
calls all who are not wealthy, paupcrs, he
is right in saying that a large proportion
of emigrants are paupers, for it is true
that Il majority of them are poor. The
editor of the JournaI may be wealthy, for
aught l know, and look down with dis
dain upon the poor, but the man who
would hang his head for honest poverty,
is a coward and slave. If the proudest
Know Nothing can trace his ancestry to
no worse source than a poor emigrant, he
need not blush for that.
While it is true that many of the emf
grants are poor, it is equally true that
many of them are rich; and those who are
FNNh IA p'OPSiey u " "0oith vi iuuuo-
try and energy which constitutes the bone
and sinew of a nation. The labor that
in Ireland and Germany would barely give
a subsistence, in this country would soon
give ease and competence. During the
famine in Ireland in lS4S, while the starv-
ing people congregated together to have
meted out TO them the provisions supplied
by the benevolence of the Americans, tears
of gratitude acknowledged the favor, while
%fervent prayers wen up from many a joy
ful heart for the blessing of Almighty
God on their benefactors. These people
now ask that they may be allowed to work
for their own bread where their labor viii
produce it, and it is the object of this
Know Nothing party to drive them back
to their miserable huts, to again go te
battling with starvation.
Gle that standeth should take heed
lest he fall" America is in the hands
of the same overriding Power as Ireland
and Germany, and in His own appointed
time He will punish the selfish rich, and
give Justice to the down-trodden poor.
AN ADOPTED CITIZEN.
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in a certain contingency We stand here,
he said, to support the constitution as it
is explained by the fathers of the Repub-
lie, and contemporaneous reports for over
sixty years.-We are not willing to take
any other construction, or that slavery
shall go wherever our flag floats.
MI. Rust believed from the beginning
that all debate was out of order, as the
first business was to elect a Speaker.
The proposition pending when the
House adjourned on Saturday, thatnode-
bate shall be in order till a Speaker is
elected, was then laid on the table.
A resolution was then offered to eiecta
Speaker by a plurality vote, but it was
rejected by Is majority.
The House then proceeded to ballot for
Speaker, with the following result: Banks
l01; Richardson 70; Fuller 81; scattering
IL. No choice.
The House adjourned till Wednesday
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The Editor.

Sailed on board the new clippcr-built
sled, SuNFIsH, j. N. Simmons, Master,
on Friday morning last, the Editor Of
The Spirit. After paying a flying visit to
Darlington and the villages in its suburbs,
such as Bell-Air and Wheeling, he will
depart, ostensibly, for the "city of mag
%nificent distances" Washington; but
whether that city is his only port of des-
tination, this %deponeth saith not.
One of the avowed objects of the Edi-
tor is to assist GREELEY in organizing the
House; but whether, in his letters home,
he will take upon himself the important
airs of his contemporary, (ahem remains
to be seen. GREELEY says "we have moi
elected q Speaker yet, but are will do SO
%soon,n or sac will vote for Banks till the
4th of March, 1885," &C., &c. Gu
advice to oar Editor is, that whilst in
Washington nc must, in walking up o!
down Pennsylvania Avenue, put his hands
on his back, take long strides, and gaze
at al! the signs on the street, or he caniiot
hope to equal the great advocate of al
the great ssmS and hrmhugs of the day
Another piece of advice, which we IN.
tend for the ear OF the Editor alone, (aut
the reader will, therefore, skip this para.
graph is, that he will not, so far forget
the position he occupies, when at home
as to imagine that he is a member o
Congress, and seek a seat on the fool
lof the House. We do not wish to see
him sink the dignity of an Editor by any
such means. IF he does he had better
keep it to himself.
Another thing should lie impressed upor
his mind: Not to make more than fit.
calls on New Years Day, or the morning
of the End of January, will find him en-
joying a glorious headache.
We commend the Editor to the kline
care and attention of our friends WALTON
Mason, and CoLLEpGE. Show JEnE. thu
sights, but keep a watchful eye over him
We viii be under Obligations to our Rep
resentative, Mr.. ALBRIGHT, if he vii
also have a fatherly care over him, ant
charge him to be careful not to write sucl
letters as GREELEY, or the people herr
viii think he has gone crazy.
After the Editor has learned the ropes
and passed his allotted time in Washing
ton, our friends will please deliver hin
over to the Conductor of the Railroad
properly "marked and numbered as be
lown
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1856-01-02
Democraeic Meeting.

At a meeting of q number of Demo
Gratis OF Monroe county, convened at the
Courthouse, in Woodsfeld, on the 25th
day of December, l855-BARNET MANN,
of Malaga township, was called to the
Chair, and JOHN STEWARD, of Sunsbury,
was chosen Secretary.
The object of the meeting being ex-
planned by Jas. r. Morris, TO be the APP
pointment of delegates to the 9Th Of Jan.
uary State Convention,
On motion, DR.. II. T. Grier, Edward
Archbold, Jas. r. Morris and Thos. A
Way, were appointed said delegates.
On motion, it was Resolved, That said
delegates have power to fill vacancies, ant
in ease a full delegation should not be il
attendance, the delegate Or delegates pres
ent have power to cast the whole vote tt
which the county may be entitled in sale
State Convention.
On motion the meeting adjourned san,
de. BARNET MANN, Chairman.
JOHN STEWARD, Secretary.