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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-06-21

NO DANGER TO BE AppREHEypHD from the insects poison
ing anything they may in contact with, after leav-
ing the Paper and possesses great advantage over
all other Poisons It's not being liable TO be istak-
thereby preventing those accidents which are
OF almost daily occurrence. 1t can be hung on the walls
Of in the window, If the reach of children
although little fear need be apprehended OF its lnJurng
them.
Full directions on each sheet Retail price cents per
sheet
BURR, FOSTER & CO., j Cornhin, Boston, General
Agents for the Nsw England States and British Provinces,
to whom all orders should be addressed. Je2l daW5m
SHoEMAKERS WANTED.-Two good
- workmen on Womens and Mems sewed Shoes. AL
So three four good shoe BINDERS to bind cloth shoes
Apply to N. LAZELL rear Union Block, No. 1872 Main
Street, Worcester, Mass. Jel2 dot"
GHOE PAPER-FOr sale at ulae,n ,,szs prices
- by A BAssErT,
je16 dtf Fosters Block
nYSTER AND EATING HOUSE FOR
" SALE.-0ne Of the best Oyster and Eating Houses
Is offered for sale Terms LIBERAL Apply at this Of
Gee jel2 diff
NNOR SALE,-Two year old Heifers and Calves
" one one-half Ayrshire, one three iourths do
jel7 eodislw WIN. S. LINCOLN.
DURNETT'S OAK TOOTH WASH-An
NJ article far exceling any other preparation for
cleansing the teeth and purifying the BREATH for sale
wholesale and RETAIL by @. r. sPURR, 2O1 Main st.
iryILDEN'S FLUID EXrRACTS-Are for
sale at GEO. r. sPURR's, 2O1 Main st.
NuILLET SEED.-Forsale by
I'VE Ie6 dH A. BAssETT Foster st
VAULTS CLEANSED.-The subscriber is
ready to contract for the cleansing Of Priyes and
removal Of night soil In part Ct the CITY, at the short
est notice Orders may beleft at house, No 10 South
irving Street JOHN BARRY.
my6 d3m
-espgsEss,rl WORCESTER & NASHUA
ssS%s%f,ss RAILROAD NOTICE
On and after Monday, June 10. aud until further
notice train will leave Worcester for Fchburg ut 14b
P. M stopping at all way stations.
- - @. W. BENTLEY, sup't.
worcester June a. 1856. dtf
NIGW AND EXTRAORDINARY Dts-
~ OOVERY THE IsFALLlBLE LOUD HAIR DYE l.
Being m instantaneous Dye
II Uil dys a color Black or BrOton in One Minute
II colors The Wnskrs Ha the mom9nt Is applied,
without injury To the hair skin. II can be washed inn
meiatey on the face without disturbing the color OF tue
hair, aud has no bad odor.
II may be applied regardless Of the weather The time
required for geus color Mousauhios or Eye B-ows
rom 10 three minutes; for Whskers from three 10
five mt utesj uertlemena Ladies' Hair from i've to
ton minutes.
Prepared and sold by HARRIS n MORSE
Westminster 81, Of Eddy 80, Providence, l. /.
Sold by NJ. D. GREEs Co.. No. 210 Main Street, wor-
ceater. je20 d3m
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VI II. ESTABROOK,
MANUFACTURES OF AL Kinds OF
PLAIN AND FANCY PAPER BOXES
aD22 No. % D Main Street. Id6m
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FOURTH OF JULY.
FLORAL PROCESSION,

The Committee appointed by the City Government of
Worcester to take in charge and arrange this depart
ment OF the celebration oil the approaching anniversary
OF our National Independence Cordially invite the Schools
OF other towns in Worcester County, to join IN this pro-
cesson, with appropriate Floral Decorations Banners
Notices.
The procession will start at O'Clock on the morning of
the Fourth from horticultural Hall
Those delegations accepting this invitation will confer
favor by selecting their MaTshals as early day as
convenient and through them communicating with the
Chairman Of this Committee.
The Cmmtee also respectfully solicit contributions of
all kinds OF Flowers and Bvergreens, and will be at or-
tcuural Hail. in readiness receive them from Wednes
day evening, July I'd, till Friday morning
JAMES B. BLAKE,
JelI daWtf Chairman Of Committee.
MOTICEs-The Committee on CavaIcade for tho
~ ensuing celebration the 4th of July request the
citizens of Worcester to join in procession in honor of
the anniversary of our National Independence Propr-
etors OF double and single invited Join in the
procession and places will be assigned them by the Com
mittee
The Truckmen Of Worcester" are particularly re-
quested 10 be on hand
Let eUery team be out, c. B. PRATT
je3 dtjy4 Chairman.
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FLIGHT OF so ROCKETS

no. VII GHETER's ALTU.-A pyramidal arrangement
of Wheels Flyers, and Plkas revolving horizontally and
vertically changing from Chinese ana Jessamne to Pur-
pie, Crimson and Green with jets and gerbs sun fire.
SHELLS, MINES, AND ROCKETS,
No. VIII. FMALE-A grand national tableau on
large and highly ornamented column, euwreatbed with
laurel stands tbs Goddess Liberty resting upon the
shield o. the United States and bearing the Cap of Lib
ery Beneath her feet grouped em6ems of war and
peace on either side of this central stand minor
columns bearing national devices, surmoun ed by the
Eagle ofour Country These connected with the CEN
ire AVID support appropriate notices. are ornament
eu with national emblems From the structure extend
wings of batteries, palms. and diamond let fires which
with Mines Shells, and flight of Rockets arching the
whole form grand and imposing tableaux and gorgeous
Feu de joie.
W Torb.llons, small Shells floral vases Rockets and
Mines will be fired profuSey during the evening together
with number of flights and extra batteries The FnaIe
VIII extend 200 feet and conclude with flight of 100
Rockets of large size. ie2l
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Nrw A0uertiscnlnts.

MUNN'S INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
227.........MAlN STREET, UP STAIRS. ........ 1917
CtITUATION WANTED-By young man in
- some respectable business, or to learn a trade.
AN AMERICAN WOMAN wishes to take
N child home 10 nurse. Apply Immediately.
AN AMERICAN GIRL, with good reference
IA desires situation seamstresH and 10 take care of
children. An AMERICAN GIRL wishes TO do homework
fcr hei board.
EUNNY BAGS.--1OO0 Dummy Bag, large size,
~ for sA.s nv I n J. sUTr N,
] 20 d WI No. Mech mic Street.
no BOOT AND SHOE MANUFAC-
u TURERS.-26 bbls. Sour -Four, suitable for paste.
I'll J. SUTTON,
je20 d&wH No. Mechanic Street.
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has large assortment OF
SUP ERROR PIANO F0RTES,
For sale the reasonable terms. Also, Pianos 10
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MACKENZIE, PRATT, & co still in the field show
erng blessings on the Ladies in the shape of "Lo,U
Fr'ces and receiving curses from the "SaU Fry" for
selling goods at such ruinous prices
ADVICE TO THE NERVOUS.
Old Fogies, read You timd set, frightened at
'SmaH profits" Your nerves are shattered and you
are no longer capable of doing business in the style to
keep up with the times We shall keep you nervous con-
tinualy, for the
'HEROEs OF SMALL PROFITS"
Are still about fully determined to aunhilate you unless
you come down to a reasonable profit
"IHE EXCITEMENT CONTTNUES'
And we ale nov opening, direct from Auction, another
large let Of goods at
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Rooms iu CiarIS's Block.
Corner of Main and Mechanic Streets.
my31 d3m
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w orcester Hydropnthic Institutio

WUTCOstUh IT WTUPtlINtC AWstEttAtEOH
on Arch and Fountain stS., Worcester, Mass. Tue
proprietoTs Of this Institution aim to make it
forta bic home for nvads at all The location
elevated and healthy yet easy of from all parts OF
the city.
and has been limited to the exclusive of
those which seemed require other treatment
For terms, &C, address
E. f. ROGERS, SUPERINTENDENT
Outdoor practice attendedto. Office hours Ito Pm
au27 d&wti
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SInte for ROOfa.-The subscriber is prepared 10
Furnish Slate for Roofs Of superior quality and lay 10
che best manner the satisfactory terms Sam
piles may be seen at the yard on Grove street
apl3 def JOHN BARNARD.
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Q. A. HILL, III Maln-st., Worcester, Mass. APT


Use HaFdy's SaIve and be Happy
Hardy Save Cures Rheumatism.
BaTdy's Salve Cures Lame Back.
Hirdy's SaIve Cures Pain in the Side.
Hlrd,' Salve Cures Cracked Hands.
II 4rdy's Salve Cures Cut aud Bruises.
Hudy's Saive Cures Fresh Wounds.
Hardy's Salve Cures Corns the Feet
Hardy's Salve Cures Spraius and Pains.
H4rdy's Salve Cures Ague in the Face.
Hardy's Salve is without doubt the best sticking plaster
in
Hardys Salve is selling Throughout the country better
than any other salve.
DR.. s. HARDY, Proprietor. Cornish Flat, N. H.
HARDY'S INDIAN VEGETABLE WoKM POWDER, warrant
ed pleasant and sure remedy for worms.
Sold by all druggists. merchants and dealers, in this
city and elsewhere. my2S dow
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Good Effects of Dir. HilI's Cordial Balm
of SyriacunI.


Dear Sir-A few months ago called at your establish
men for your advice, when you recommended course OF
the Balm of Syriacum 1 at last. with much shame
induced address you the miserable situation was
in when commenced taking your blessed medicine.
am convinced the disease afflicted with, solely
occasioned by my having contracted, in early youth,
most Infamous habit the continual practice CT which
had totally stoyei my constitution. The health of my
body was not only aft cred, but the powers of my mind
were much weakened; my Judgment had lost its soldy
aud my memory its retentve facutes my head
fused and subject to frequent swmmings andI haG been
much troubled with oppression my breast, which
occasoIed constant perspiration. had pains in my
stomach and weakness and general debility all over
me- with constant yawning and sleepness; my appetite
was fucuatng my spirits greatly depressed so that
times could scarcely refrain from Ching and invoiun-
tary weeping; my eyes infamed and frequently
emitted watery hume in a word [ an object of
misery. paid strict attention to y ur advice, aud
continued taking the Medicine according your drec
tions for about three MONTHS perfectly
cred; therefore, think it only my duty acknow
edge the service you have done inform the pub
lie for the benefit of Others who labor under the same
any disease similar, to those from which happily
recovered.
am, dear sir, your most obliged humble servant,
J. C. T.
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BY e w. VAIL, Auetioneer.
- ASSIGN SALE OF A LARGE AND
8f.,, VALUABLE LOr OF REAL ESTATE
Boston advertisements.

GUANO !-PHOSPHATE OF LIME
- Inc above named, with all other Fertilizers are
eorstantly on hand, and for sale by the subscriber
ders by mail, promptly attended to-
A H. ADAMS,
IZ du ia State Street, Boston.
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VI APES,s
Nitr0gcnizcd snprr-Pl,osphatc
OF Lime,
Mapes' Improved Super-Phosphate
of Lime.

of Lime.
FREDERICK MCREADY,
General Agent lof s Manufacturer ciec "a lie Work.
ing fatmsf, ls3 Fuion Street, y. Yolk.
JAMES WEBB. Agent, Hillsborough, \. G.
THE NUMEROUS experiments by shicb ihese fertilizers
have teen iescd. Prove their superiority over all
ahefs ID tie cri,aon u 30 kinda u crops in tie
gfden snd IN The field.
Thry prepared under The direction II Professor
Mspes. Editor II the Working Farmer and hsse leen
used By himself and others, with tie l.psl marked al.
taniases. Tor The las, Eve years.
Arrangements made ~ The manufacturers enah,e ihem
10 poeufe The sitras II TIC cesrssi possible ,Slss.
and beDre They oiier pure aiiirr rpmrosed en-
ely u phosphate % lire, suithunc acid, PerpSsn
suans sod sniphae n smfnDais al pee squsl 10 ihai
Il Peruvian gu5no. bu f ne u,c 81 Tic faiHef Il Is u
quit double IL value. Bs sueh nsair1tnt tie smnoni4
10 lsngfr sJlliis, aud hrnoe il i u,o,e lasting ihsn
prlusan guaho.
Five bUnifsd rounds Il tic fmpSsstd Suyef. Phas
phsir Il Lime have Lten found by frequent experiment
% fully equal 10 value thirty half CORDS Of VII rsti.d
asls manure aud fton no Icing volatile sss IL tic
soil until consGmsd ~ tie pisnis.
The Convenience Of his isuure CONSISTS ~ ia small
hllk, snj consequent u handling a single EUn.
dfeJ pounds aipleJ a iop-ie,fing 10 Meadow, IL
increase tie yirJ more than ion pr acre.
H. tvpeuDry aud economy. a. G npsrei 10 euann
-sefg great. Comparative experiments lsts een inside
with ibis manufe slOles3e q oil ohsr known feriiz.
ef. sRd invariably with result. favorable g. lie Impos.
81 SuperPbosltsie 81 Lime.
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DIR. STR0NG.s

TICTTRAL STOMACH PILLS,
a Remedy for Coughs, Coils, Caforyh, B,on- ehifis,
Croap. Whooping Cough, Asthma, Consumption, Ner-
vous Diseases. Dyspepsia cosvencss Eysipelas, Dis
ease of the Heart Inflammation and Pain IN the Lhesi,
Back and Side, and all diseases arising from aerans.
ed state OF the Stomach and 10 relieve the dissss and
bad feeling from eating too hearty food IN weak aud
dyspep,ic habits. e Warranted 10 be purely te-
.getabie.
These Pills &c, as an Expcctorant. Tonic, and Ape
rien One 20 cent box three times more pew
or to cure diseases than dollar bottle Of any OF tho
Syrups Balsams Sasaparillns that were e,sr naee
and simple trial Of only box will prove this i'm.
portant truth.
They promote Expe ctorati0n, Loosen
the phegm, and Clear the Lungs and other sscietory
Organs Of all merbd matter, and There is other re-
NEEDY in the whole Malera Medica capable OF imPart-
ing such healing properties 10 the Lungs ard Vital o..
sans as these pilla. Trey cure tOstfyeness,
produce good, regular Appetite, and Strengthen the
sy stem Price rs cents per box, containing 20 doses
DC medicine.
Call on the Agents who sell the Pills. and get the
Planters Almanac graiis, giving full particulars and
certificates Of cures.
Both kinds OF the above named Pills for sale IN
fIiilsborough by DENNIS HEARTr; and nj chaFel
Hill by r. b. SAUNDERS; who slso keep surpy
Of Dr.. Spencers Vegetable Pills. and DR.. Hults Ceis-
braled Pills, which stop the chls and Fever ihe fret
day. and do not sicksh The stomach ct operate on The
August 20. oo-iY
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So aps.

CASTLE Soap. Brown Windsor so.p. Turpsbiin
u Soap. Fancy soaps, large variety.
For sale by LONG & CAIN.
MaT2 ~
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DR. sTRoNGS
Compound Sanatfve Pills.

TvHEsE Pills arc entirely Vegetable, and artn OF
superior Medicine In the cure Of all Bih6u Com
plants, chi and Feper, Dysppsia, cosfirenes, Ii
Sa Rheun,, Fevsrs eali kinds, Loss 81 Afpette, Ot-
siyucied and Pain " Measruoiion aud al lingsiing
diseases. s8t
As Flmale Medicine they act like charm; and
when taken according to the directions, they never fail
Ia cure the worst cases Of Plies, after all ohe' re-
needles fail
fhey purify the blood, equaze The circulation, res-
iotc the Liver Kidneys and other Secretary Organs 70
healthy tone and action; aud as an AnliBlpus Fn-
mills Medicine, they have no equal. Psce 70 cents
per box.
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AWE nILIsBoRouqH REcoRpER
n = FNNEN
BY DENNIS HEARTr 4 soy.

Tcrnis.-Tro Dollars wear. IL paid ii asvance
Two Dollars and Fms Cents. II not al within three
Eouihs;or Three Dolfs II deliyec until sIfe IL e.
pifaiion 81 Tie year.
NO nier viii - discontinued until ~ ancinsss sre
PAID. unless ~ Tie oliidn ~ Tie putlhhcfs.
lifesiiet no p1pti viii BE- sent 70 new susrfihet
out o. this state Unless payment u made in advAnee ~
some person IN the stale will hccom, ls !. ihs
edilofs and ihs rsIsf vii nj n giGs u snt.s,rs
out q The Aiaie ~ more than two years without pns.
ment' uhlcss u u 10 personally known 10 " and In
whose initeuiy We base confidence
idrtrlIslns Rates for the Recorder
ApvtarisEstsrs not efceelinn fourteen lines. ons
dollar fof The FIRST and tesnyhve osnis oi each ssss
quent insertion longer onss 10 proportion. Caan ~.
yenissmsnts twenty-five rtr cent. higher. deJpclioa
q ons.uird will T. made 20 sdvyri~rs ~ ,he ytuf
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LuCERNE SEED.

ISREsH and genuine Now Is the time 70 SOW. a.
n For sale by
Arril 5. 35---
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Just received and for sale,
A. DOZEN Tod Liver Oh,
" dol HaIlgwsy's Pills,
HelIossy's Ointment,
gross Bsfeae's sugar Norm Drors.
a0E Ciiihugh's Tlieaphssvu,,
9 M0is's schnsps,
Congtess water,
balm q rhousand Powers.
Dghfe'. Easi Powder,
Also. lstgs e.soHmrnt ~ MeJlcnes. Psfunery
Paints, Oh, Dyesg1s, &c. &c.
LONG & CAIN.
april is. a.
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BRANnRETn,s PILLS.

For he eute Of Isdaease coi9s. litigation, Digs.
psgsia fLadaets Dtbiktg, Wsakays,
&c. 4e. de.
nr 4 Fresh supply just received. and fif sale ty
ihr ,genis. ID. Ieatit & son. aithe Printing Office,
Jsme, B.d.Dlds, Chapel Hill; and
q. a .Hebsne Mason Hall.
ILLS sth. less lyif-
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NORTH CAROLINA MAP AND
GAZETTEER.

70 ne Foesrg and TSH,ists n sfiools and Cll,gs,
GESrttsfS.-Tisu niel.ignca ore preparing large
and handsome Itp 81 tie Stale snd Gageistf o. &c.
compahy II We wish 10 base rnsstinss ii tie l.ul.
is BLiiIng., Coli 81 and Aesdsmir-. enisisi hr
G4zeitrr aDi u.s. batl.ts Zine Map. 1ti. p9n all
give publicity ~ soaf insitliian well show Whist
o1f sist j. dong. We siil therefore, nsfd 10 tic
Gstfiitrf engraving % your building. u you will
iutnisl eih the diaainss-yog paying lhe expense
" ihe plate. IL ahifh you have dnpiraie se4po.
type pliis 81 s0uf tifcusts az. Aud II tou s psy
liz expense u engraving. rl alse base he Boil.
ding Tie htr loiJef. Which will he sb 81, rni.efnAni
90 alllime 70 come. lyon sill .end u written IL.
srrpiioB II your Golleee. srhai. s name acation
faculty Trustees terms. &C., We viii nssfi u IL The e..
Ioliset ire charge. ss,sa Institutions have already
done %. lot We want 81 ~ ihe slale.
fery Respectfully ynur0hr,lieni servants.
VA. b COOKE. Raleirb,
SAMUEL PEARCE. Hlil.botough.
Addfsss wm d. Cooke, a RIlsish. NC.
June ". 1855. ga
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April s..
r Il NOV "A Il /.

rEiIE subscriber having renewed bis Store 70 the old
Il ssnd formerly occupied by A, q. Mutdock. just
Eas 81 the Court House. will DO pleased TO his old
hieuds and customers, and al many new ones as may
choose 10 give him call lie promises, % heretofore,
TO use his hest efforts 10 suit Them both in the price and
quality Of Goods.
The following articles will he taken IN exchange
for Merchandise, at the make, price: Wheat. Flour,
Corn Meal Thrcshed Oats, Jeans, Lusey, striped Cot
ton. Tow Cloth Flax and Cotton Cloth, Beeswax, Flax
Seed Rags, OLD Castings, &c &c.
p. B. RuFFIN.
FEBRUARY &C. e7--6n,
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RALrl0H AND CASTOR RAILROAD.


y
Raleigh, Feb. s, 1856.
A s the NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD il now
completed TO Charlotte notice is hereby given, that
goods or produce broueh, down that Road intended for
transportation over the Raleigh a. Gaston Rsroad will
be received by this Company At the North Carolina Rail
road Dcpo, in Raleigh, townsd jointly by the two Com
panies) and will be transported thence without delay or
extra charge and goods designed Tor the Western Mer-
chants and others along tina, Road will likewise be DE-
liyered ut the same point
All dues for freight must be paid at Pctershnrg or
Portsmouth, except on way height which mus, be paid
in advance or on delivery Of tho goods.
Every effort will be made by the officers and agents O.
the Company TO give satisfaction in transportation Of
goods and produce.
Owners aud shippers Of goods are requested TO have
them distinctly marked, that their destination may b
An0"h' n. a. HAMILTON. President.
February l6. t26--
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25 Dollars Reward.

y AN away from the the subscriber in December last,
A negro boy ~ tie name JiM about toriy.iye
Yeas old five feet eleven inches high yellow complexion
inclined 10 be ircckCd, short knkey hair teeth yellow
and set apan Twenty five dollars reward will he given
Tor hs apprehension, il returned - me- confined in
any Jail that can get him. lfsrp,chende out VI the
Slate the reward will he increased 10 fifty dollars Ny
post.offce address Is Oaks. Orange County, n. Z,
JAMES THOMPSON, Sen.
March 1. 2s--
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Prepared by DR.. J. G. AVER & CO,
rsctical ana Analytical Chemists, LEVEL, Mass

all ~ .sir ~
Drs. Long & Cain. IlilIsbornush.
Holt. MURRAY & Co. Graham.
ind Drugsi,s and dealers IL Melisnc every where.
Mach ~. s0-i2m
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HAVING been appointed Asen, Eor ,he ,sle of
A tsTOE sfapes's FERTILIZER.
lths same ussd with such sUotess y Mr. VIM q Binv
hsm) an TOW resdy 10 receive orders fat sfhsr lie
NiitSgsni1ed ~ Improved supsr Pho.phsis 81 Line.
whieh sill y furnished BIZ lie ton 81 Mssuf.ctut,.s
prize aid ,frfnss ron, New Yoik sddsL
Tcf1is, cash when ordered.
JAMES WEBB.
FehfBsrT ~. re-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-08


In tho Senate ON Wednesday, after some I'm.
important business,
Mr. Bayard announced in an appropriate and
the Hon. John NJ Clayton. He was followed by
Mr.. Crittenden in like tribute of respect, aud
likewise by Messrs. Cass and Seward
The usual resolutions of respect were adopted
and the Senate adjourned.
In the House of Representatives the subject
Of Mr.. Whi,feld's admission as delegate from
Kansas was taken up.
The question pending was on the motion of
Mr.. Grow. to reconsider the vote by which the
House refused that General Whitfield be sworn
in as The delegate from Kansas.
Mr.. Campbell. of Ohio, moved that the House
resolve Itself into n committee of the whole
the state of the Union to consider the Presidents
message, transmitted to the House during the
fret day of the session. saying that its various
branches had not yet been referred TO the APP
prpprate standing committees.
Mr.. Cobb, of Georgia, wished the House to
proceed TO the selection of seats. But neither
proposition was agreed 10.
Various motions made and defeated by
yea and nay votes the friends of Mr.. Whitfield
endeavoring to stave of the action in his case
until next week. owing to a number of absentecs
on their side of the question.
Further proceedings on this subject were in.
terrupted by the reception Of a message from the
Senate announcing the death Of Senator Clayton.
Mr.. Cullen. the representative from Delaware.
passed q eulogy on the deceased. The customary
resolutions of respect were adopted and the
House adjourned