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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-30

Belts Monies Percussion Cups Gnnpo"d' Patent
shot Balls, Powder 1iask- Pouches aud bes i,i hHA'
Nipples Wrcnrhrs Washing Rods aud lntisfN. Dog
Cans and Collars Gun Makers Materials A., a. z ht
NOINIRS aud FIVE SHOOTERS at mnnutl,tlr. p'iee4,
Ia the trade. : 81 III flNS
No ~ Man strcet, opposite ieeo SQUARE lNeh"el -
DIPLOMA
OF IIiE FlRsT a ASS MAS AN AHplp ny I'm VIRGINIA
NltuANICsINSuIUfI ruR I'M rohu1feN
or riI Nh 'nANIc AItrs IL ..
SAMUEL SWITZERLAND, OF RICHMOND. NlRtA
For CT NS. PISTOL and RIFLES tAIH hh'd
tho Exhibition of Articles of American Mnnna irh hnd
ihr CITY - Richmond on The 10Th day 81 NoN4 lsal
JAMS ". IfwLiltN j. \. BiIN ~,
SECRETARY Precedent
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HAsii u HOPKINS, N''''a" ~ "'AHi
uIfII Tttus ". AIkINsoN
unOpKHN~. HVII co, WhOie-nie Dry
II GOODS MERCHANTS, No. 2,e Baltimore Street, top
pu-ite Hanover Sruut1 Baltimore.
ra the attentions of bnyofa To our very large anu
tonro ato, ot all Dry Goods which we feel
confident Will compare fayuah with any In the Northern or
Eastern business having vury largely Increased,
hum keeping mufc complete ana varied as.
formerly feel encouraged I" extend 1t sti
further shall hc prepared to OTTER such variety az VIII
friends purchase at Us everything hey
may Particular attention ~ PAID TO Dress
t.nods generally. Silka EuihrudcftS. AF, &c
shall also be prepared To exhibit larger ana more va
stock Fanny : White Clouds ihah we nave before
kept - :,
are Ar,pta If aVland Pcnitentary Goods, as well
the hc makes Of Fued Cloths Whch Will
be sold ut tho Anuutt, rs prices.
aail he promptly aud carefully attended TO-
baltimore August lat ledb liofklNst III LII w
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{ u Ii ''i ~
HUNT n kRp.. General Commission Ter
CHANTS, N1R6INtA 81. thotWoon Cary 81 and Il y
II Il X pePot1 solicit ennsifUnruts of Tobacco, Nhtai,
Flour. aud IFodncc Eenoall, Tor sal"
They also all produce aud mefchandise s'u I" h
rare Prompt p,Hnn attention paid 10 all bnaheH" e"nd'd
tuthent
Richmond. March atth. l-l6. iWa 2ota
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II Bonnet Question More confidence than in pleasing
tho people Listenbeauful Bonnets at 50 90 elegant at
g. OO upremey elegant from 81 50 to $40 Sl5 and $50
GloAKsJust and look Tor selves at the loveest
variety brought this market from the lowest TO tho
highest prices.
GHENEAL II AD DHESSFs-Nou know was never beaten
his the incest Dress Caps from 37t cts to
81
FNACY NoIIUNSt ornaments 0f the most recent style,
Hosiery IAndkereiefs French Needle Work, Gloves Work
Boxes Brushes Combs, Needles Pins, Perfnmery Dolls of
character.
Machines for sale Of the best in the United States,
md warranted satisfaction Call end this great II
~ ilLn Lrnut 1 IL "a
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

ssr.Ssgsssa DR. HOGE8h gssHE.N, prut,~;,
f6sS -. ha removed aIs oirr lanr aboye BIS rel
lily IVY si"uer. AIN 81 and squire aba, g
prhreH~ Hotel I1n I,it>
Gkss. a.. q. sssEssNIs3s oi,ci- Ia pro.e>a.on-
Al SERVICES la the rititeus ot ,ueAhu#g s,iufy
Oniee iH Warwick iluu-c.
may "A
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-30

E1 Diamond Hi, recently erected by Nj 'lem'ns MA
NOW in occupancy Mr. tRndlcr On this lot l. an oA
,olont wel ehuuae and Pli other buildings calculated
iu add u the comfort 81 The .sidencr
Aao-A handsome residence Franklin I'LL Joining the
residence Of Mr Wm billiard, now occupied Y Nj 'an"ttt
in noighhorhood calculated Ia ntupet htrnhan The last
unned residence will he offered private snle uuill Friday
The u day slei not effected bel t' tn hnN
IN vii bo nilrred nj public auction liberal and made
la on the day Private propositions Will te attended to
,rfil the ,ln,y Of sale. hy " H JONES',
..,l, IN Al. JAMES W GLASS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-30

AsaN ORNAMENT for the Parlor, as gift
"a to friend memono OF absent loved what can
he appropriate what more acceptable what dear
be cherish d than natural, hteike, almost
speaking and breathing likeness of the heads OF the household
the Little Olive Plants home those loved but absent
whose faces in the flesh may be seldom seen Avareio"s men
have harred health and character and happiness gold
ambitious have sacrificed home comfort and friends
for the attainment of place and powe but who eyen heard of
The happy Of Tanners imtable AphrotyPes
Photographs or Daguereoypes exchanging Tor
the mpulse the holest movesthat left
the heart fallen humanity perpetuata
friendship raiy halOwe affection The
operator (senor in the of oldest the business
ladies' by In age) eontemplaeS while ill this
moraizng mood with little satisfaction, the healthu and
happy Influences that constantly going his estab
isent through beautiful truthful pictures
less beautiful and truthful originals. to gladden. the
the Fathers Mothers Brothers,
Lovers and Sweethearts of the land.
The under having his operators ana
having hand fresh and large supply Of materials nF
visit from every body to his Gallery where in all weatheTs may
be procured faithful AmbroyPe or Dagnei reoiype ana
not wishing fac ss of themselves viii be eordah nr
amply repaid for their trouble by examining ou
excellent exhibition of Pictures In ADDITION 70 our
limited and unique cases we nave sIy quaS
Fashionable elry such as Lockes bessl lns ~
let's Watch Fobs Finger Rings &c, designed 10 pl.
lures any of which will put in the best style Oh tne art
~, ~ t"o -, '''' 'N' n. s TANNER.
''" ''i' " + Sile Main ST. three below Bridge,
july 29ts Lyhenois, va
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,sakse-91.zs PIANOS! pianoS!-1he subscriber, man
actufcrres peetfuliy invites the attention " a'
J y 7 who wish u purchase PIANOS. 10 ca! at his
Ware rooms Main Street. IyHobburA VA, aP
Ie'5Ae arHir House. where always be found a as
t"'m1ni II unsurpassed PIANO both in poer aud f'eei
he>' 9f tome touch finish, and durability of workmAns 10
rosewood cases carved aud plain sc, and "hehw pr sd
very 10" Tor cash good ne otiaOlc paper Al Muu"ea
are warranted in every respect
tpd Pianos taken in exchange
Music all description always on hand piano. and all kinds
:" musical instruments repaired and timed NairoHiz" on
taeSaza' h1oss catfaaee through the aiiey ,,..,
june SIS STEENH ELL
= ECO BEANS! uEf0ErEsASS! :--ihe u"ltr'
AfR sisuel p,c agent for Va aud South of tl"1rs
N''ham . Cos celebrated MEI0DEANS, has NHGN 'n'
as rtn'nt ou hauA both for Church and Parori factory
prices tor casL Cl soon, ana iultse for yours,
june 3s S'rREMMEl4l.
M A&aFsSssEDN IRV1Nss's t.rent Worn
w The Life of Washington. PAYNE q CHRIS lfNN'
6rst volumes to subscribers Isep lsts
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a,s FITTING. AND ,sIMnu>ss.=Wc re-

HASEnVTINt. AND rs.i unsNS.=N' re-
spcclN the Public to our large ANA
pretty assortment Gaa Fixture from tho Factory "t 'orn'
lma \ Ihkor. rhilad,lp lphia .,.
W are prepared Plumbing Work at hi kinds such
aa aso Cold shower Inth% Iron or copper
Bnlh Tubs Wnsi 1insmA, ronnr Nedgcwar' We also int
uI4h Sin4 lion Load locrs lronur Copper W" d" ali
kinda OF Plumbing Work
W. wn,l ,Isunsk attention dad auiled lfan lpu
new article viii, IL much nsrd ar Water Pip Persons IN
the country who wish have Hs of Water Introduced VIII
hnd II 10 thur advantage to call on the auhtt ithtt
JAS tlltIASD
Practical "a rtcr ID door above Liberty Warehouse
IaNIll
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-30

sSsssla.sass MENT.--FOR NEW YORK FROM LYNCH
BURG.-Passengers leaving Lyuchbnrg by South
Side Rail Road Tuesday at o'clock connect the
ming, City Point with the Steamship JAMESTOWN. and
proceed direct New York. touching only Norfolk
Through Tickets apply TO LEE JOHNSON,
Agents for n. Y. Il Va Steamship Co
=. S. The Steamer "Koanoke will continue leave City
Point every Saturday morning at o'clock as heretofore
l. 4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-30
40 AAn ACRES LAND " WARRANTS
4 kqeyk.yvyyyv WANTED-LAFA EFT r w

VVsV1VDV WANTED.-LAF EFT Il
CIR Y Notary Public dealer in Land Warrants, aud Attor
ne for ire nnsecution Military Bounty Land and Pension
claims wishes purchase 100000 ACRES OF Military Bounty
and Warrants / will attend any business, Notary
ubc such as acknowledgement OF deeds assignment OF Land
Warrants Sc So LAFAYETTE W. GRAY,
Notary Public Bounty Land and
,u,,6t. Pens on Agent, Lynchburg, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-30

,sz.NERE~gs -BrpIN ofsHINA, ,tIIa--6 ~
IN ANB EARTIIENWAkE, FOR TIE FALL EJl
IL TRADE OF lssG Andrew Boyd, Sign Of the lflH
III Fl, Pitcher Main Street ynelburg, Virginia N-NAS
is NV reec wing from the Manufacturers Of England,
s usual Tal supply of China and Lahenwhrc of III" latest
yIrs and PATTERNS and the Manufacturers Of this
t3 heavy stock of Glass Ware Looking Glasses " 2tcrs
and CASTOR IardH and Table Cutlery, Wooden Willow
and Stone Ware Hall Lamps Gandocs Fancy Goods, &c,
vc which offers to the trade low prices for Cas
the usual time prompt paying customers Country Mer
chants Houekcepers aud others wanting goods line
respectfully call and examine my stock and prices
before purchasing elsewhere as intend to sell goods cheap
OIL o kind There will be
charge for looking and but very little If yon buy Goods
going 70 the country viii be securely packed
~ lIlIv ANDkIW BOND.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-30
n w;,4.yEIs WHEAT Wa.

IAn AAA III SMELLS WHEAT "tH-
I VF1FaSIVVO TED i wish to purchase this season at
Iuu o6l Bushels Wheat and as much more as can E
a NOW fully the market and would like 10 engaEe 2g1
bushels for immediate delivery
Farmers ard otors having wheai :" sell VIII do Themselves
Injustice should they sell their Wheat before they "a
vii ALWAYS pav highest cash price Tor all good wheat aud
am fully prepared buy and pay Tor any quantity that may
L. this market
Esug@, ssngs. Bags.
Iw furnish Bags my customers upon the same teus
heretofore charged by the Ran Road Company aud VIII allow
n reasonable time for them o be returned
6:uanO, Snnmg. EaauO.
Farmers can he suomi ed W m any quantity Of Ne Peruv
an Government Guano direct from the Government Agent al
as low price as il be bought any where stall also keep
on hand good supply . Fiaser-Lump and lynehburg
Ground which viii sell as cheap as any other onsa IN tins
place. W N 4 Nlitl-,.i',
July j. Is oh baen
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IpHN RUWItrr. y NJ. IANNoR, u. \. v flslGft
HaHsN EDNEEEE n 90. General q G"rimi--

eB NIIN NII.IIIAN Is. N0 T0 NNf'ln0T' sI7' . VT'TF
barE. }a.
attention paid Ia sales If TOBACCO, FLOUR
VA .t0IroN. and Country Produce generally
pt s, aud quick returns every case unlessrequest
ed tesHtrv
Fu,r+ supplied with pure Peruvian and Ne Nigan Huano
lile Plaster, Bone Dust Seeds Agricultural Machinery I'M
rlemeut-. e. &r, Dc BUrEis sulrr Phosphate Of Lime
Montgomery Premium Roctaway Fan Mills, Srp'ts Little
Ga. I. \Natt', Isuu Brace HIoAis odly
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HErLs 80 FEE GREAT


r. 1ysr r,4ssszzsssszyJ ' VIRGINIA ~ EESNEssEE
~ -, ir:st.-.,.s-s K AIL ROAD-NOfICE TO PAS
SENGERS.--On aud after the LIST day
uO the Trains will for Pas
eougefs points which there not Dcu except he fol
lowing viz. Goodies, Lowrys Lisbon, Gishs Owens
Tanks ShnHsylc Montgomery Springs, West end of New
River Bridge Martins Emory College and tickets i'll not
sold Gays Gss and New River Bridge but to the De
pots beyond. by order of the Board
sep Ii Pm h. II GILL, Gen. Supt.
Itpp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-30

NEW ELOlR.-G hnNe On Ou-igntucut, ~
" prime article New Flour, in hole and half Barrels to
which invite the attention of all lovers OF good bread
July IL A. b. RCCKER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-30

U MIIttlIANIN, M y TNUNl Htr UI NV oINl
~ Liberal adv auee4 consignment
H. ,NNIST ADAMS would ho pleased Ia hear from his
i,ien,l, n this hours, JAMES \ tpNNbIlNt
m, pJ1Iy Ronr NJ ADAMS
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ssrg.inic Nca',ur~s

immediately cured and tall Vigor restored
penalty most frequently Pal hN tl''
vhas ueeaae The victim improper ndutsrucies
Yuna ,rpnz apt commit cXccsses from not beng
90 arcadful consequences that may onsur Now
~ uaaersls the subject will pretend tp deny that the
,. III 'rocr.stan is lost by those falling into i'm
l., l,is than lv prudent Besides being deprived u
neI .t,1rr OF healthy osprug the most serious aud ne
lnHtolus both hol} and mind arise The system
lri l. a, II 4: the Il, sira entail powers weakened
nervous cl ity rapatlou ot h" heart ind sesii"n
a wasting H. frame. 'ah. symptoms ei consumption @'
o. OHrt No SCUM fREDEIck STREET, seven doors
f iaitimal E7st side, up th steps lie rarti"u
arn al ,ry nI tin y mi and NUMBER, OF s"u VII ms
aac the plsf. -
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!ifrel persons Dung Men eonteml a.tHF - 7i7Fe,
l4ns pY-ica weakness, debI s. 1fi"i-
io. e. shond immediately consult Or Jenzt'ta" as re.
stored 10 perfect health.
tie vh1 places himself under the of DR. Johnston may
nusly his honor and eoulteul
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- Perkins Co.'s celebrated London Porter at
II. NJ HARRIS 4 ca.
ipiv l9ts MIN, - | v,,cl.,urf
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- 81. w,rt4saoLnYx. G.ner,

a. "a. Ht EtakhoIDSi. ts"uer"i <o,n'u,>
10 SloN MEktHANlt Ne lb FRONT SIRl.Ei, y
Particular attention given 10 GRAIN MD Ali. soi II
fitN PRODUCE.
Republic. \. !. iV# n. II Ina H5.lhu
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- Election for the choice of Delegate to the Farmers AS
semby IN Richmond the .Sh October will be held
my Office Friends Ware House Monday the 9th OF
October Qualified life members OF the Virginia
Agricultural Society any adult male who has
paid his annual fees a. y. MONibOMEhf
san o5 d,6oct Comr.
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!. KnunA -snt.nhing .o mnhc .m-


prnvomtnts my Store House have Temporarily Re
ls Y J. moved iut " MArNu aud LEWFlm establishment 10
sss the house recently occupied by Saunders lrhN on
tam where my patrons and the public Az eau
nth further notice. Jth' Nlih'A"N'
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-07-25
NO. XIII
aHalr-LipPod ana hair Rrainod
garmRnap

The above classical and compliments.
y epithets head au abusive article IN AL.
gFday's Pi,sia Dsslsr. aimed At those
German voters, who having been long
enough deceived by thaepufious term.
Democracy, have determined 20 Weld
their support to freedom and 0shuia,
Democratic Repuhlicanism. For years.
the Plain d, aler has been the self.oou.
stituted guardian Of the foreign vote, -
mhking pteteD,ious 10 more Jealous
walchiulness Of the interests II ''ouf nat.
uraliRed fellow oitiaen1" than it-reAly
felt for those Of the native born. 1, has
bo-slsvered them With honeyed batteries
exalted their virtues, extalled their pat.
riolism and huded 70 the skies their blind
devotion 70 party Since however, theil
eyes are orened, by the atrocities IN
Kansas and the unblushiug endorsement
therOf by the Cincinnati Platform and
since they rrpudiate the iniqni,ou,
scheme 10 rob Free Labor Of the Terrific.
ries and give them 10 Slavery the organ
pipes another tuae. Allits dalcet note,
are changed to sounds disoordant, harsh
defiant Forgetting lie fnlsome batteries
II 10 ds tfBm with the most opprobious
epithets which It's trained insinuity can
invent. we quote rom she Plata Dealers
article for The purpose Of showing how
sincere was the affected regard Of It's Ed.
itor for that class ofciiiGens whose inter.
ests Il has long had Us especial keeping:
There are litile squads OF hair-lipped
Germans in every city. who, IN "4B'
left their country for their countries good
and who came over here to yet up riots
and carry on revolutions until an ''agrian
level" Ms they called il, is reached, that
is, the property Of the rich, con6stioa-
ted or equally distributed among the
poor, the marriage relations suspended,
and touch and take" the watch.word
and right Of every citizen. They call
themselves Red Republicans, indicating
by that name tlier their bloody and rev
olutior AIRY purposes. They have found
congeniai spirits in q party IN this coun.
try, called "Dlack Republicans" with
whom they now act as against the Dem
ocratic party, the Constitution and the
Union. Wherever half dozen Of
these rebels yet together. they form a
clan, secret and active They generally
manage 70 get up paper claiming to ~
'reformists, and assume 10 tppak for ali
Germany, In this way they deceive
many INTO Their gnppori who othsSWist
would CONSIDER them nuisance.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-07-25
TTFFTN, OHIO, july Is 1855.
Q lh0 Ooeaa 0l s0alhetn oIlna bod de..


to tho ocean Of Southern crime and des.
pair. Nffn rfHTI
81. Louis must uuquestionably b Z
very religious place, however. for IN ne.
turning 20 my hotel I passed a ohueh
with Inscriptions in four different Ian.
guages There was Jehovah in Hebrew
"Deo Uno ct Trino.'' ''In houofem s.
hudoviOi. Finally. Ia English and
French, "My house shall be called the
house Of prayer" toiA ne resi- oflAs sen.
teucs, ia b0tA cases, oinited. Singular 40.
cident, ish'titi
July 8, 1861 forgot 10 mention tha,
/ asked Mr.. Thompson. out Of the doEet
ohld'en in his "yard, how many had
,heir parents or mothers with them
Not one" he answered, ~ II rather
surprised At the question; IL take 'eni
as they cone, IN lots. Hardly ever have
a family"
IL suppose you would rather keep a
family together" ! put in. suggestive.
YES" he answered, oarIessIy.--
Cant think much about M0t, though.
Have to shut up shop pretty quick, it /
did Have to take EN- as they come"
This was evident enough, anl | only
insert Il in the faint hope Of euligh teuing
the minds Of those verdant inhocenis
who still believe that the separation Of
families isa rare occurrence. when every
New Orleans newspaper contains a doE.
en- advertisements Of Assorted lots Of
Young negroes"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-07-25
The south uses : arnp ObIy once,

Politicians will be wiser when they
learn and remember this fact. so often II
lnstrated in the history Of democracy, so
difficult TO be credited, in its application
TO bis own individual case by every de-
magogue who arises at power by subser-
viency 10 slavery, and thinks 70 retain il
by disqualilying himself for the respect
of all honorable men, The South can
only use man once. The instrument
hat has been defled by such uses as the
South requires is not IL a condition 10 be
Of further service. Pierce and Douglass
are done for. There is consolation in
this. live are tO 20 through the same
scenes again, if new aggressiOns OF ous
section are 20 DO met with fresh snbssr-
vienoy and submission by the other. there
is at least something in 8 change Of 10
strum ut il not Of masters. IL MF.
BROOKS should find il necessary fer the
honor Of South Carolina and in defence
of his relative TO murder another Senator.
he would not be likely 10 take the gutta
percha already stained with the gore az
Sumner. Providence Journal.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-07-25

i l1Ook an early opportunity to call on
Mr. Co bin Thompson. iound him ia
tbe doorway OF litlle wooden office. like
q livery stable Office in one Of our cities;
he being a large, lounging. good naiured
baking man, not unlike reputable sta
hle keeper in appearance aud manner.--
Inside his stable, alas | saw his dusky
"slOck," and he readily aeceded 10 my
desire to take nearer look al lhem.
Behind the little office there was dir
" litlle dark room; behind that diry
litlle kitchen. opening into dirty litlle
yard. This yard was surrounded by
high brick walls, varied by other WALL,
made of old iron plates, reaching twenty
feet high. These variUus places were al
swarmlng with negroes, DIR, aud clean,
from six years ola TO for'y-4pqrllaps twp
dozen in all, he majority bring children
under fourteen!
Fiat and sle,k as Harry Clay's said
my conductor, patIing one on tie lead
patrLsrchally.
Most Of them had small paper fans.
which they used olenily, This liutle
article OF comfort looked very odd, amid
such squalid raggedness rs most Of them
showed One was cooking. two or three
washing. and lwo playing euchre with a
filthy pack Of cards. The sun shone
down intensely hot (it was noon ip the
little brick yrrd and they eat, loungtd,
or lay about, only the chiliren seeming
lively. ied'ri aH
talked little with him, and they an
swered, some quietly, some with that
mixture Of ofobsequiousness andimPudenee
so common among slaves, Mr.. Thomp-
son answered all questions very readily
The negroes or "niggers,'' he said,
(seldom s.aployihg tie Virginia phrases.
',servants" or people, !" came mostly
irom Missouri or Virginia, and We're with
him but : litil. while, "Buy when can
"and sell when can, that's nv way /;
'Rnd never ask no questions. only Ia che
"way Of trade. Az this siason, get a
good many from lravelers.' TO
On enquiry. he explained this mystery
by adding that il was not uncommon for
lamilies visiting Northern watering pla.
ces 10 bring along q likely boy or gih.
aud sell them TO pay the expenses oflhe
iaunt This is feature Of ihe pairi-
srehal Institution which | think las es-
cap Ms. Stowe. Hersafer l shall
never see a Southern heiress At Newport
without faacying ! read on her bali dress
che names al lie likely boy Or girp who
was sold for it. AS Cor y0Rder SAM
..bo end Dinah," ( l msditatedl "no
doubt young Buford Dashaway, ESQ,
''is at iliis moment driving them out 70
''sasatoge Like. ASIA pairOr blood hor-
gses. Or, Miss Caroline Pellitoes ol
.,Pjllh avenue, how odd would Il BE- Il,
'aat YOU 90 superb by bis side, those inul
a.Isfted ektsie Suddenly resumed the
ssqaslia tao.leggod ,oOnditiOa in uhish
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-07-25
Mint to Jurors.

The N. York Times tells q story Of :
man who came up 70 the Judge the other
day, anil begged to b excused from Ieros
duty. lf
iBut, p said the Judge. ''ifsll are ex-
eused that ask, We shall have no jurors
lsh." M .t
II know. your honor" said che appli-
cant. with down cast l0lk, while his
finger nails were busy here, there. aud
sl anywhere. that the we'll praoticed digi-
tails could reach. 81 know, but mine b =
D ,cuiiar case. hate 20 say Il, Judge, but
Il must, ] suppose se--l've goI the itch. !"
"Here. Mr.. Manahall." hastily ini6f-
posed the Judge. ''sclatoh 'his juror
out.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1856-07-25
A.g.smoulAn ArrAtn. Il ia rslatsd

Av-SWoULAR ATFAfR. Il is related
in the Revue France Italienne that, 70.
Gently in the Ita Tyrol, At Bolzans, q
boy attending the town school threw
stone At peacock belonging 10 the mas-
terS' aud killed IL. On hearing this. the
boys father voluntarily came forward to
pay the value Of the bird. but the two
masters who were priests, determined
that the child must also receive exenpla-
ry punishment. They bea: the boy till
his back was broken, 50 that he died on
the SPOT Some people who heard the
cries Of the child, sent for the father.
The latter went at once 10 the school, and
seeing his sOn dead, fell upon the two
priests. and killed them by repeated slAbs
with q knife.