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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-09
rltg auu state aaates.
ff35.ayial Cor,sp5aasqes Of a.s t'rgiaiaH.l
,,..cccainys Of the American State Convention


pho sa,e Convention the American party OF Virginia
-, in the Town Hall this morning, and was temporary. OF
nized by calling Saml Mcdowell Moore Esq Of i'o'h
,age 10 the Chair. and appointing Messrs L. W saae anu
:, Many Secretaries Mr. Moore taking the Cha maze
.tyonz and stirring speech
On motion delegates then requested to report Them
,ros vbea large number recorded their names-afer
tch the Convention adjourned until II O'Clock r NJ
EVENING SESSION.
,,,,. =, adjournment the Convention reassembled In
-, yeuing when large number Of ad uonal delegates
ported themselves
Committee OF each Congressional District of tho
cato was then appointed recommend permanent officers
fur the who after retiring reported the names OF
tho following gentlemen
For Presdent-i;Jbt Saunders, of Williamsburg,
For Vice Presidents-ist, DrCeo VERIFY OF Norhanp
ION county, I'd Nathaniel Rddek of Nansemond sd DIR WI
Ter Middleton Prince Edward; 4tb Col NJ LanghorneJr'
ofLvnchburg; 9Th II Magruder u Abemarie oth Maft'h
BROOK of Fauauicr 7h James Fisher OF Richmond city
9Th WIN Andrews of Frederick 9th, Jno Lewis Oh f'eh
inpham; 10Th Col David Barnett OF Montgomery lith " u
Gilman If wheeling 18th Richard Barton, OF Randolph
18th II C Gibbons, of Washington
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Grlnk I'roktinp Nntch.

New York. May IA grent trotiing match
came off yesterday over the Union Course. be-
tween Buz aud Lantern for $I0OOoU, mile heats,
hest three in five. Lantern won III" 1T Bird and
4th heats. Time: . 35-2 30 - 324 -2.37.
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Steamer Burnt.

Rock ISLAND. III May The Steamer Enir,
after passing the drawbrdge this morning, was
swung around by the current aud struck against
one of the piers. The cabin smashed in
and the boat fired and destroyed. Loss $4,000.
The bridge took fire and one span was destroyed
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rim Electoral District Convention.

The Delegates of the Fifth Electoral District
met in Charlottesville ON Tuesday the 9th inst.
aud appointed Hon. Paulus Powell of Amherst
and Gen. Il. A. Banks of Madison. delegates
To the Cincinnati Convention. BY very deei
died vote. the Convention refused to instruct their
Delegates.
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Credentials Presented.

WASHINGTON. May 7.--Henry Dubois to-day
presented his credentials as minister from IIol-
land, and was duly accredited.
Father Vigil, the new Minister from Ncaru-
qua l. here, but has not yet presented his Gre
dentials. The impression is that he will be re
ceiyel
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New York May "A meeting for the relief
of the sufferers by famine ut Cape Verde Islands,
was held yesterday. The Portuguese residents
subscribed 81, 900 for vessel to be chartered to
carry provisions to them.
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TIoN -rursnaut decree Of the Circuit Court for
The corporation Of nchburg pronounced The 10Th day ni
sny 1850 In Chanecry suit therein dopendng under III
style of THROWN &c tendrek, &c. the undersigned,
commissioners appointed for that purpose Will on The ION
May lp5d the promises nner ~ public
auction the following valuable property sold for tho
enotng dstrlbutan, the legal representa-
Tive OF Ammnn Hancock deceased
No That very sau able story brick building Opposite
the Bank of Nhslrl1 occupied 10y Davis Nowliu Go
No 2Ihc large brick tonrmeut adjoining the house
euped by Jno q Meum, cs late In the occupancy OF ~ J.
Snfkett
IA very valuable lot, fronting ~ feet on Market ~
Brldre street Jefferson occupied by Jis
l.. nornor.
No Two bous aud lot nj tho intersection OF lsi 81
Lynch street aud first alley In of Ma. ,
No Tive lloua,e aud lots Mt the junction nf nst h'y
aud nth street occupied.
Iouae and lot at The nirfRccon Of 9TH alley aud
ilIh street, adoinu tho residence Of james sturly
No. IA House mud lot with acre OF ground attached
near MIR. Francis horIlauns roadrhtr
Trims SALE credit In three equal nstameuH 81 o.,
T. mud X months, Will be given The purchasers VIII be ~
aro with the provisions OF the decree Qn
every ineaner) will endorsed
the BBuka of the city. aud the tile to the proper
hhcld until Tie whole Of the urchnsu money Hha Lave
hcen paid The tile to the property heotod to be mn
questionable shall only such o Is - N'sed
@''', said ''''.' p"%sSS,SS%SSS$$arsoN. Conn"
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FUTURE DAYS

4 uCrGON By virtue efm deed Of trust, ~
N erued by Geo a. Curle aud duly recorded IN Campbell
county shall the cath day of the pusoni month"; May,
le96 proceed To sell ~ auction valuable lek Machine En-
nlnr Boiler the basin. oppoaite the site Of thu
Piedmont Works adjoining the Gas works Terms liberal
aud nnde known the day of aan
pdNrlaetl. JESSE. J, SALMoNs trustee,
lgTlON VIII sell ~ auction, thc 18th of
~ May, stock of goodsconAistlng of Hardware
Bry Goods Tens Brandlea &C. all of which wiz he aoid
TIL the da, sale Those In want OF hno Teas and
Rfandes will do WI Ia examine unrAock,
mayltdt1may toWliNe MohHif
Postn0uesneut
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MARRIED

On Wednesday morning the 9TH inst, by the Rev MI II
lett, Mr.. JOHN FRANKLIN to Miss SUSAN +. PENlCK,
all Of Pttsylvaua
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.

IMPORTER, whole
A SALE AND RET All
"A DEALER In AAsRICAN X
III SIS IMporTrU a UNs AND
..a.a,rr-s..-- RIFLES, Fowling md Fiabs
estsHssT 1sS3zlL---- ing Tackle, table and Pockes
zzEzE--aJA- Cutlery. walking Canes,
Belts and Porto Monies Percussion NnIa
shot Balls Powder Feshs Pouches nna b' - ~,
Nipples aud Nreprhes. Washing Ices anu
Chains aud Collars Gnn Makers Maefinis ~ 90 Nv -.
NuLYERS and FIVE SHOOT Frs ri ~ X -
o the trade = ~ ~.
No III Main street opposite Eagle square fcnh'''"
A DIPLOMA ~
CLASS WAS AWARDED ny fHt Nia"if's =
INSTITUTE ron THE foaolies
THr MECHANIC ARTS 10 ......
SAMUEL sNTHERDIANU, or RICHMOND, VIM. a.
nr a cnsa of al M pls1 OILS RtfI,ES exhibited ~
tho Exhibition Articles of American Nanaaetufe nesa !"
Inc Cy of Richmond tho 16th day 81 Now lrss
JlM9sw IrwtfIfS j A. BELvIH,
Secretary. f'es"'"s-
AMI Ia ia
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pETERsBURa ADVERTISEMENTS.
o. ~ nnn WOmT OF , ssc"%' ., nsna'

$4,000 t tSnnss at e" en.sT " .sn'sss s
cFs xpressly aud warranted second 10 none
n' tho United States In point workmanship and finish
enomon visiting Petersburg would do wei to give me
call they superior clothing My assofmont OF Cloths,
sshnefoa Vosinl selected with great care and
rat them direct the Importers thereby saving The Per
,rnagn All ordts FOR goods IN tho tailoring
department warranted to it, IA sale, and my SUITS are
made by hest workmen in the state flfgso ca at my
sycamore street, Petersburg. Tios w Hohnios'
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AIlagELIlELluS.
..ru,sc,,,sV For ali ,.e

HT@S IN sit There has long existed y public
# VNNHg demand Tor effective rnrgatiso PHI
S which could be relied snfe and
MAS perfectly safe In it, operation Thu has
~ hsnn prepared 10 meet that demand, and
W. 9p1k extensive fal ofits virtues has con
Gt@AESa& ~ ensivoly shown with wha, success II ac
omplshcs the purpose designed II u
easy to make phy sea Pbp easy to make the best
OF al Fsouo which would have none 81 The objections en
here AID nh what would respectfully submit 10
the public decision II has boon unfortunate for the patient
aud Irritating bowels ihsisnoi Many OF lhem
auee SO mne grng path and oyulston In the ysn - TO
more than rounor balance the good te be derived run en
These ift produce irritation or pain unless arsea iom
hwoNonsy existing obstruction derangomcut IN the how
os nehs purely vegetable" no harm can Ws' I'm NH
use m any quantity but It is better thai any medicine should
hcakeh lhdrousy Minute lire, tons ~ Their use Ia we
lao'',, To which they arc aioean'v ar
poN Among the complaints which have been sreedf .heu
Of Jauneo Indigestion Ianprur aud Loss Of Appetite List
ossness. lrrtabty, inus Headache bilious frYer Fever
are but The diseased aein ct the liver A.
an npecn they anord prompt and sure foo h cesl'ens
iis tholic yseutpN. lIumors Seruth and SthNN Colds
with soreness ct the hahy Ulcers aud uri If the blood
In short and every whora putgauNo @telhrc
The have also produced sngulary successful cures
hhemaaism Gont propsy Gravel ffysipShs rspialon .,
be freely taken in the ng of the year t. purity The blood
aud prepare the systemfe the change Of seasons An oo
casonai dose stimulates the stomach Into healthy action and
restores the appetite aud vgor They purity tue blood AMI
by their smulaut action the cirenlaory Hem removal,
the strength of the body and restore the wasted or diseased
energies of the whole organism Hence an occasional dose
advantageous even though serious arrangement exists ou
unnecessary dosing should never he carried To" as every
purgatye medicine reduces the strength whom taken to eA
cess The thousand Ia which rhYsr IL required can
not he enumerated here but they suggest themselves 10 INC
reason of every body, and is confidently believed ih pm
VIII anwefa better purpose than thing which has ho"
been available to mankind. When their virtues are once
known the public will long doubt what remedy 10 employ
when in need of u eatharc medicine
Being sngarwraped they pleasant to take and benE
purely vegetable harm arise from their In any guam
iiiy.
Prepared 10y DR.. JAMES G. AYERrractlca aud Analytic
Chemist Lowell Mass Price % per Box fiNe boxes
Tor stu Sold by John H. Soay, Lynrhhufp aud ny All
Druggists aud Country Merchants throughout the State
Purcell, ladd 4 Co, Richmond, General Agents
may 6=dNrbm
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uCTuOS CARD Do not forget the snie Of
N II II LTWl>' STOCK OF DRY GOODS VIII be con.
ming his store 10 O'Clock. Much the most
Valuable portion If his stock he aod via Dress silks
Monains Lace ldk Hosiery Cloths, Cesmefs, Veslinga
Tho Ladies' Invited To call eariyand Secure tho great
8 bargains offcr ed In this market
may Ats &. r. PHELPS, auetr
ADuiNusrRAgOR,s SALE
N FINE LIQUORS Se-aon friday. the 9th May, VIII
sn public nIctian personal Of Beni T. Stump
Ter Liquors Of every deaorptlonand
lures uauni class Restaurants also household irn
lure Be- take place Tho stand lately occupied by
sad sumper.
go aud under, cash. all snms over sfp
monha credit secured by negotiable notes we'll endorsed
r. W. PAGE,
may 6dAetemav admr OF IL r. sumpter
kpn
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fHNO rUofPGk~
VIA BALTIMORE, Mps-Tho undersigned Forward
aud Agents of he Founsylyana Railroad u,
nliimort respectfully solicit SHIPMENTS or TOBACCO
To ALL POINTS IN 1HE WEST AND sbIil WEST,
acquaintance with the trade having been for
sene years the rnnsguca of a large pnr Tobacco
lux Weat through baltimore they haer heuslvcs that they
give satisfaction TO shippers.
Freight as low nH by any other line
Consignmon o,n the West solicited and punctualy
attended to- MAURAW x kOoNb,
70 North street, Baltimore.
Refer Jacob Head CO. / Brandt lr BALTIMORE y l.
Dudley w T. Smith, Mcdaniel, Hurt 4 Preston Muller
efcnahaw, Lynchburg, Crcnshaw SEQ, Richmond
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SECOND DISPATCH.

ST. LOUIS, May I've have news of "a meeting
held at Westport, Mo, on the I'd inst, where
resolutions were passed denying the assertion
contained in the Kansas Herald of Freedomthat
military companies were being drilled there
the day that Sheriff Jones attempted to make the
arrests at Lawrence.
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A r,wEnna VIA .,n,rnn Cianr, such /.

Jan lsd&cia bfnEklr't'
4 ~ RE mud Wild Havana Cigar, such as
I n the long DAYS ot summer Is difficult To
find, unless yuu drop IN ut ! II. THOMPSON n cos
Drug Stofe where find rnde from To 20 cents
piece wlnot he disappointed IA Your Hcoctlon Also
best brands OF Chewing Tobacco opl"2 dSe'hf
NOIbtG.-Ehc so-pnrt0cr-htp heretofore en-
~ listing between the undersigned aud = DinRud, undcr
the style of S. nugud Sons dissolved the lat day Of
Jauuary last
The business VIII hereafter he carried ON by the undersigned
under thu firm aud sNie nf u T. q A. biu6ilp, at the
old stand OF nmEad y Suns
All persons hu,hg claims aguinai The firm # = ingnid
Sons will prron thvmto for eeemcnt aud tpae owing
accounts will please eomr forward mud rhy mp
DAVID L. DifGIIp,
GEORGE A. Diftllb.
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II
- decree Tho Circuit Court of LynehbnrFl shalt AZ
Canmssontr In named sell the premisoa
FRIDAY, the both day Of May at o'clock y NJ at pubi.
nartnn upan ~ months acres of VACANT
uROl euged In the corporation Of lYnehhutR On Main
stfoo nearly opposite CAPT Snml MrturkeH NcR"tiable
es enostd equal portions OF the purchase
money will he required aud the TIL" retained uni tnh
pafment be made
may 5d'tawtdal NI U, AAeiE1, temf
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Later from Kansas.


ST. Louis. May THE Lawrence correspon
dent of the ST. Louis Democrat says that Colo
mel Sumner encamped opposite Lawrence,
with l20men, dragons. He had addressed a
letter to Gov. Robinson stating that the attack on
Sheriff Jones had produced great excitement
throughout the territory and the frontier of Mis-
souri,. and urging on the people Of Kansas the
importance OF ferreing out aud bringing the rs
sassin to Justice He says also that the offence
las been reported at Washington, and that any
order received from there will be carried out.
Gov. Robinson replied tina, the attempted as
snssinaiion of Sheriff Jones was unanimously CON
demned by the citizens of Lawrence aud if the
guilty person was found, he would be given up
1t had been the custom of the people of Lawrence
to yield prompt obedience TO the laws aud officers
ofthe General Government, and IA the sheriff
acting under those laws ON the day of the at
tack, the perpetrator was rs much an enemy 10
the citizens of Lawrence as he was to the viola
ted laws.
Mr.. Whitfield returned to Lawrence on the
9th of April. Mr.. Oliver acted as his attorney
before the Congressional committee during his
absence.
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IN ven cded where ,nn get the GiiEAPhsr
al nl5sr III NOS lust DO tpono the matter until you
nkrone Off T. NASH trial You can retain the money
uutl the Piano has given satisfaction 49,,
willing give bond and security to inrnhh you WIN
superior instrument At u low price.
especially entrusted 10 orr selection always receive
particular care, T. T. NASH fhho Ios'e nea'i
~ sycamore, corner Of bank rtfeet, d.
ANITA Petersburg, Va
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caNDs.1aTEs F0Ts 0FF1CE.

Z We are requested 10 announce WILLIS j. COWLlAC
candidate for the thcc Of Constable fJ the 9Th district.
ai'L l9-d&Uto
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q We authorized to announce Capt. GEORGE W.
ift candidate for Constable in the second district Of
| JulpLt county. apl lG-d&ctdo*
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p We authorized to announce r. O. nOSS candi
~ t7r thr office Of Shfr1 OF Campbell county at the ensuing
t,rton Ifc 43d&etde
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A lCTaON we viii sell ~, ma ton, the 18th a


The above sae Ia postponed un Saturday the ION INT
may hIds tbWlINH MpNElN
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SAFES BY AUCTION.


BY WM. II. MosBY. Auci'r.
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.,upsoN q uKOTuEss, 9.

H IyNCHBunG April 81 st, ls5G-Wo are SsSHs-Es3
u now in receipt of the heaviest, and most
varied stock get been pleasure to offer to liberal
public -, 80, = ,-,. ~,
Those who establishment with visit, viii be
inprssd with general superior character and style of
our goods finding the most ample assortment In every
branch consisting of Heavy and Fancy Hardware
Table and Pocket Cutlery Guns aud Rifles, Aliens
Self Cooking and Colts Pistols, Hunting and Fishing
Tackle Silver Plated Ware of warranted quality Block
Britannia Goods saddlery, Carriage, and Buggy
trimmings, Shocmakers Findings, Floor aud Table Oh
Cloths Carpenters Miliwrigbts Wheelwrghts and
Smiths Tools, Housekeeping articles Of almost every
description; Window Shades Gilt Cornice Bands and Pins,
House Building Materials, such French Glass and
Locks every style and furniture 60, &c Farming uten
generally. Grain Cradles Grass Blades and tools
every variety be found in such establishment
retail prices Our stock chiefly from the
uacturer and selected in and those
who may call they will find unsurpassed in any
part of the south. y. NJ SIMPSON.
CHAS. SIMPSON.
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. We authorized to Announce EDW ARD ID.
iIsIIAN candidate for election to the Office Of Com
h"ycas Attorney Tor Campbell county, at the ensuing
faplQ dS .ltayyt
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HATS AND GApS.-Jnst received, all i.e
4 styles of fine Mole Skin Dress Hats, every variety
STYLE price and color Of So Hat aud beautiful assor
Panama, Florence and Dunsabo Braid, BIRD Eye
cghorn and Straw Hats. Alaoh few pretty drab Con
rtrss and Checked SILK Summer Caps
ail Gid&ofis MCDONALD HOOPER
uklRE SPERM OH. LAMP OIL. Just rcc' scd
by sTABI4lR 4 JONES
- ia ltMErlalH.
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y w are authorized anuouuco JOHN ii. CONLLY
candidate Tor the Sheriff Of Campbell county nj the
ensuing election Eian - decide
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PrtBIEs THOMAS WHITE, 't .
nnIEuu. Es a W nIlT1c, liroccr-, Com i-sios
AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS 20 Old sfruot
r,oraburp Va mar d&c1y
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II FOR NEGROES.-The subscriber begs leave to inform
Lynchbnrg aud Its suy that he has returned
yneLb where he w remain for several months Tor The
pnrose Of purchasing Negroes the Southern market be-
tween the thirty years for which be viii pay
tho highest Richmond cash prices.
the Auction Store Of Mr.. VIM. II Mon
hv Mai street nj all times r. T.. DAVIS.
N B-Any information concerning Negroes VIII 30 liberal
y paid for ~ IL u
Addr,sq IvnrblurR Va fie lSd&cifm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-07-18

Tr C.uJvG pw1Nc AND pNDH 100,
following .aa .s,me, from letter from
Washington. ruJ..suJ Joe the New Yorl
..r.r and 5uw,rr Which states that D..
sau.,.u by membsr OF the House .--
You imagine an 70 be quiet here but We
rlor that We are Sleeping on volcano
which j. certain 10 b in a state OF active
,ruption on the dav We discuss the report
and resolution ezpell,ns Brooks Ofeour's,
fti, /. now matter Of conversation ; and
brsy, men are preparing for the struggle.
c,,, 5,v. since, Mr. Brcnion, Of Indiana,
Lime gentleman, who is dependant upon
.rpt,bss cor locomotion, rad TO a southern
member. frieuI, what hc intended To say
IN che debate on the resolution ofcypulsiop.
The southern member listened courtcous'y,
AMI when Nr Br,uton had finished, said
q. You must not, under any circumstance,
make that speech. You will not be permit
trI o. make IL. aul il Is my duty 20 tell
yol that WE Rae. crarr'r dirruiHsi nor 90
ALLOW rrv Of vou 20 p-ru. urb 20 course
Wrurrt >ur rrrvu OBJ a." Mr., Brrntun rr-
ported vlas was -aiI, O. our friends in bis
vicinity. and thccouseiurncc was, thatirom
that moment every man who can make him
s-lG understood, determined 20 speak fully,
freely, and ia plain language, just what DO
tliul, OF thr Brook, Outrage, De- thc cgusr-
.ueuee. vba, che may.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-07-18

4 E.uhEA,mE SVND,r. The Rev. &. \.
Eugl, of the West Church in this city,
was yesterday c'lledupon b otieiate at each
OF DE varied services required Of a clergy
man. ne preached ia the morning aud
afternoon, administered thc Lords supper
30 noon, and during the day married a
couple, baptised two persons and oiheiated at
funeral. I, rarely occurs that Protes-
t,nt clergyman Performs - many rites Of
ths ,husgh IN one day Transcript, eth
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Gl,oE0oopN Err'brHou MAo'H'rCTog)

The srsitaoI rnpuuaut,y'ntf-lis'g.or', 70.
uiglI auI military, now agrauug ihc Nations q"
thr on WurI, give 60 these publications in.
tsrr.t lBI value they u,yrr before rossssssl.-
The, urrur, IL middle gruu1I lstss,n che hastily
written rrus items, crude sr,Culat.Hus, aui hyiu-
rum1r, uf the u,nrpspgr, nHi ihr poudettn' tome
ul thr historian, written bong after ODE living in.
tsfs.t iH tb, h,ts De- rrrurIf shall have paced
away. Thrrmssv of ihe Warm ihr Eui oc.
,upis.b brsr space DO thsirp1g,s Iy"N move
HrBt d. ,la.sly ,tftJisrd. whether ui irirui Ur %
is, and 40 .hori Ouming' i,IrI'ssIN pointed uui.
The hitter, dum no, Cum,1, sul irum ihr Baltic,
on H1rkvuuls Magazine, irum two II ~ wnsi
talented cauiuhuiuIs, give wHfr iui'.ligIn 'nd
reliable lrrHuu' ~ ihr movements Of ih' great ifI-
Isarrnt. ihau Jpu s'.rvhsrr ls found.
Thee rsuudtJaI, ahl, rrprssrul ihg three great
political parties ui Great Butan-Nhig, Tory,
aaI RsIirll.--but politics ou"' gul' ONE feature
ufih-ir character A. organs Of TIE most pro.
Elund writers on Science, L,tcutur, MualiiN' and
RELIGION. ths, stand. as thry ever have stood, un.
rivalsi 10 the world VI lsttsr,, hcius oun'idrr'd
indispsus,bIe o. the scholar and the professional
mhu. while o. the Intelligent reader II ever, class
tlir, irmish mlfr correct 1uj sriIshriHrN record
of trr ,rrT,nl hi,1tHrs of thr dIs, throughout ilr
uurI, th1r ,4l o. r..sllIy obtained tom Iu, uih.
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POETRY



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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-07-18

Or, ol che aIIrst looking, hut witt.sst
member, or the Boston bar was the late
No. q. Fgll.r, brother OF the giNgl Mar-ar-
90 Tullrr. or Countess ussoli Carl, in the
Boston Transcript, rrlatc~, that being ouc'
engaged in a case where the opposing coun-
SO laI obtained -rea; weigh, with the jury
hy s'.,.r, OF, appeal in io'i Of tears, Mr..
Fuller saw that with the Jury IN their then
STAT, ul mimi. all wa, llst. 80, rising O.
r.r'v. ia q slow and mclsuryl way, and
putin. an a mogk and suhlugl air, De- com
m.rc.I with thatwgl known pulpi, formu-
"a .Wc.wi'l.cl1s,-thcsc-,olemu-or5em1n.
ir, Before De could Trocc.l further,
ths JOS, og the whole thing was seen AMI
appreciated, th, court, jury and audience,
vrr, c1nyulseIvi,h laughter and nc charm
We, broken.