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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-21
LEWELRY. WATCHES. &C.


NrpTutn.--u you want 10 purchase - nnc
n Watrb cali On SIivERfnons CLIff, they give
peal attention u watch e and the experience they
have had Ia the Importing houses at the north, together
h their presaat a the watch trade, viii enable
Them 10 do well house IN Virginia Besides
all This they their watches perform tho
lion " the purchaser and ia the event Of any trouble la tbs
raniisriou they the spot Their present stock of
and Oh selected Remember the House,
sILYERIHOKS & CLIFF
sPsreular attention paid to repairing hne watches
Jr iSw
LBATA PLATED SPOONS AND FORKS
n We take pleasure In announcing to our friends and all
Il Table Coffee Spoons well Dining and Dessert
have just Of the goods from best
will be pleased sell them the lowest
prices Tho patterns very desirable, aud the quality of
the ware A No /. Is.membef the house.
may 22-,s sifsyERrHORN n Cliff.
~ NEW GONIERN.-Thc under- " ned hay.
"a associated themselves together under the firm aud
~ Il style OF Thurman DinHidie the pose
- ying the Jowclry business IA It's various branches
would respectfully inform their friends and tho public general
y that they will Keep constantly hand Gold and silver e
var Anchor Iepno Watches Breast Pins, Finger Rings
Earrings Bracelets Gold Guards aud Fob Chains. Seal Keys
dons to incnii5n all h.h viii sell low
boush the state Al ask call Ia tho public
what say JOSEPH : THURMAN,
JAMES DiNMIDDiE
y b. Watches and Jewcry Repair ed at sh6ft aud
reasonable Old gold and silver taken in exchange for
work. Il. - ID.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, PIANOS, &C.

NEW BOOK, NEW BOOK-By stev. JOHN
~ H. EDWARDS--PAYNE& CHRISTIAN have to-day
received Random Sketches European Travel
lss6, by Rev J. H. Edwards price 81. Ina 2l-ts
aErxz-l-. PIANOS! Piano..-1he subscriber. man
X lss s =, g, a''snlSP q II Fl
Ware rooms, Main Street. Lynehburg, Va op.
posts tho Warwick House, where always
sortmeu Unsurpassed PIASD@ both In power
Of tone touch finish and durability of workmanship, In
God cases. carved and pain aud which viii BE-
low for cash good negotiable paper. All Instrument
warranted In every respect
Old Pianos taken IN exchange.
Music all description always hand Pianos and all kinds
Of musical Instruments repaired and tuned Wareroons
the saeoud door, entrance through the alley.
June as STREMMEiI4
gDdtNOs, p1ANOS.-payncN Christian have
Just received Two II those beautiful Pianos
featured by WIN kuabe Go, Baltimore We vii! sell
at their prices. Call and see them before purchasing
NJ
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jaw nooR-, INV nOOsxs.

kTGW HOOKS. NEW nODNs.-
~ 1so, ID MonAia and other POEMS BY Jas Barron Hope
Ny Last Cruise or whore and what saw, by
\. W. Habersham, L. $. N,
Poems National and Patriotic, by G. W Gutter.
AnuoRedlon, OF the u, S In Prophecy by Baldwin,
Villas aud Cottages by Calvert Vaux
The Border Rover, by Emerson Bennett,
VIVA. the Secret Power by Mis-. Southworth
Henry Lyle, Life and Existence, by Miss MarTyat,
Marrying too Late
a Pilgrimage TO HI Mednah aud Meccah by Burton,
The two Lights by the aathor OF Struggles for Life
Review OF Campboism Examined by VI l.. Lard,
Germany, lis Universities Theology aud Religion by Sehotf
Philosophy and Practice OF Slavery, by Dr W. A. smith
Itnsford, Iaiu OF Baeons Rebellion, by saint George
Tucker of Richmond. Va
Ganuibas All, by Gcolgc FHzhugh
NythoA Pocket Dose Bunk
Gallery ot Pnttie Pictures uy James Fiiz.
Book ot Public fraycI, prepared the
CALVIN, koN. liuecr and ot4ers, for sale by
PAYNE 4 GlfRISTIAS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-21
MERCHANDISE, &C.

DALE CoTrON.-Our stock al Hale sono"
and complete comprising All nanhefs uon
sxe IN fourteen II you want good article al the i9weai
~ 5ket nriee give as a call NJ HULLfSs co.
pa -------
ADORE Of those uasister I,awu-o at ~ cents PEI
- A. Inly 4.tsI JNO J pURkis. ACT
nENTs, Pump BOOTs.-J.st at hand from
the Manufacture the best quality Gents me al Pump
Beats Please examine them al hhAbAhi -
aps7ts
GLOVER sEED.-tOO ua-hci. prime sI"-
1.r5ts IfE. JOHNSON co
NYEW ~pRING s:oOD>-Jame- \ ehsf'
A 60 are now In receipt Of their Spring and summer
Stok Of STABLE Fancy Goods Contractors Planters
and Farmer " Of the beat socts suited to Their
an have offered, and determined TO sell as
bean a. any other House purchasers be
buying. JAMES A SliuLhh +" W
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-21

NsG1.A>~N ARE0E VIRGINIA Mana NJ
o. 1HFACTURE1he subscriber soicits I'M III
NtkH ali kinds Glassware, which will be sold al HAf4
eD Northern prices delivered at any point in Rich s
mond free charge BY purchasing in Richmond dea
Will save tho expense freight well the breakage In
transportation. Catalogues will be furnished containing ar
tiles and prices. Any kind Glassware made order,
short notice and on the reasonable
a. :. LEE Agt
for the Manufacturer.
oPt12 N Va
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e.S7MUuK a. STEVENS, IMPORTER. A..
M ia Dealers in China, Eartlenwarr ila,s OF auJ3
Htkh lilasses Walters Plated and britannia Ms m2f
Lamps, Keirigerators, Water Coolers, Gas Fx WI
lures Castors, Fancy Goods, &c - IA
WM AUGUSTUS MUIR Nc - SyrA NON. SIM.
oH"'hi' oit'fNs. m ItsbuhG, NlkGlNi4
We are now receiving from Europe per .lins ,.,, =,
'Saranak.' "ScPhen trowel II l., Lrn," al r'Htor
spring STOCK oi INN" go rthenware, aud the A
and Eastern FACTORIES. ,,Ia.S ~
dlasses Casors Lamps, Fanny Goods sc ON -. N'S
aad desirable and we iuN,t Merchants IIurI -. ' ~
others who wish TO parchas goods line 10 -, KS, AM
stock and prices before pun chasing a. We tbat ~ r"er
Their - WI" Oe IL
We call attention TO our stock of Baltimore Stone Wa,
BITS X, a., - = NI''NH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-21

HDlGUNOND AND BOSTON LINE sr...
u u PaClScIs.-This line is o the &NEtR
following vessels, and sails from boston every n~>
Saturday.
schooner Susan Captain S. G. Rogers,
MISSIONER, u. G Rogers,
\. r. Allen, " .. Baker, jr,
Courier, = 5. Kelly
Cero, W II Crowel.
l.. Nickerson, " Cyrus MIX erson,
New j. IS. Rogers.
These vessels the first class built for this
trade have superior accommodations for passengers
They commanded by experienced Captains well quail
fed for the trade and who will spare exerou
mudate
They viii be towcd up and down the river by and
be relied 20 sail promptly advertised Merchants
going North ordering goods from loston, viii find 1t
their interest ship by this line Is the only regular line
and freight will always be taken low by amy oh.r
sells and every effort will he made by the agents in Richmond
and Boston give satisfaction,
We respectfully ask and hope 20 obtaining full
share of patronage,
The vessels will lie in Richmond at the Dock, and in Bos
Ruwes Wharf
DAVID & VIM CtRRIE. Richmond I 49,.
ALLEN & WELrCH, Boston, Aso"''
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guNWIGE 4 WEEK BErWE ZEN s..a
II BALTIMORE AND RICHMOND by steam &SAG1IN
crs BELVIDERE and PDCAHONTAS-1he
STEAMER BEIVIDERE leaves Baltimore every SATUR.
DAY AFTERNOON tor Richmond Returning, leaves ri
MOND every TUESDAY AFTERNOON for Baltimore
The POCAlIONTAS leaves BALTIMORE every WE'D.
NESDAY AFTERNOON for Riclmond Returning lea v.s
RICHMOND every SATURDAY AFTERNOON for Lalti
more
Shippers Baltimore by these two BoatsmuSt have tleI
goods here every Monday and Friday Of each week.
mar2-y LUDLAM & WATSON Richmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-21

WoMAN's KEARr.-There is a period in the
early life of every true woman chen moral ana
intellectual growth seems for time to cease
The vacant heart seeks for an occupant. The
intelec, having appropriated such aiment as was
requisite to the growth of the unorowded feminlne
nature feels the necessity of more intimate COM
panionshp with the masculine mind TO start it
upon the second period Of development Here
at this point some stand for years without making
a step in advance. Others marry and astonlsh
in few brief years, by their sweet temper, their
new beauty, their high accomplishments aud their
aoble woman hood, those whose blindness led
them to suppose they were among the incurably
heartless and frivolous. Bay Path.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-21

UNVH NEW ORTI NNS--Vb rxthIu and f.OMl-
siutn s.iuc.-FirS Packet to sail with dis r --..
patch. The superior, fast sailing, double decked
and copper fastened schooner, ELLEN Captain
JAMES STkwARr loading aud will sail above. For
balance at freight apply to
DAVID & WIN. CURRIE
Richmond.
P.S-Shippers by this Vessel will get their goods to port
half of freght>ehsaper than by
route and in less time Insurance be effected
the best d. W. c.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-21
DAILY yIRGINiiN.

A HrNr TO LADIES IN THE CARs.--lhe "bin,
20 ladies in the cars" which some time ago found
its way into the newspapers received an appro-
pirate counterpart in the following;
"The seats we're all full except one which was
occupied by rough looking Irishman, and at
one Of the stations a couple of well bred and NJ
teligent young ladies came in TO procure seats,
but seeing vacant ones. were about TO go IN
10 a pack car, when Patrick rose hastily aud Of
fered them his seat with evident pleasure. But
YOU will have no seat Yourself responded one of
the young ladies' with a smile Lesitating with true
politeness as to accepting it. 'Niver We mind
that, said the Hiberuian; Eyer welcome to II -
I'd ride upon the cor catcher till New York. any
time. for Smile from such iintiemany ladies I"
and retreated hastily into the next car. amid the
cheers Of those who had witnessed The affair"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-21
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS

F1sEss.-:5S0 Packages t:"npowder aud Black
larger portion the finest grade ported for sale
b. ma 10 tsi EDMOND. DAVENPORT GO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-21

" slgncd nio asont Tor Va uu1 the South Carhars
NeeIiam y co's celebrated MELODEANS. has worry hre
assortment on hand both for Church and parorat factory
prices fer cash Cali soon and Judge Ton yourself
unr} SrREMMEII,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-21

1tOuWON wHgsKS.-BOO Barrels Com
u Whisky, in store and for sale by
l.a 2I.ts EDMOND DAVENPORT co.
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NrOWIsN a AlENANDER.
Main street,

LYNcHBuHa. Va
oFFER FOR SALE 4 LANCE 1YD rdRIED SfoGk or
SUgARS-Nrw Orleans Cuta anl Coffee Sngafs Loaf,
Crushed aud Powdered do
GDFFEEs-Mew Crop Rio Old Government Java and La.
EuYra Coffee.
SAIT-Aslons Faetory-nled in clean Sacks
PLASTER Mountain FasleI-tiTuund and in Lump
IRON-Couury Hammered Rolled Iron, Tyre Iron, Nail
Rods band, oval Horse shoe aud every Kind
q Iron
STEEI-nlstered Cast aud Shear Secl--Rll ezes.
pI.OM Mpl}bDs-Ne Keep supply always ON hand
IEATIlEK-Sole, Upper and Harness Leather
BALE COTTOS-All numbers and sizes from Southern
fnctuTiea
GUANO-No Peruvian In quantities to suit purchasers
TEAS-lmperial graou Teas and Black Tea all qualities
MDLASSES-New Orleans aud Muscoyado Molasses.
LIQuoRS-Fne Old Whisky. Apple Brandy, Rum, French
brandy aud line ldquor- OF all kinds
Cotton Cloths Calico Cotton Batting, Blankets Linens &c
Iiquorce Cases Sweet OH for Tobacco Manuiactu
invite The attention Of Planters aud
Country Merchants old established stand On Nam
Sfrfoi. Igao46HyP.
We sell ON Commission Baoon Lard, Butter Country Lila
Tobacco Whea Corn and Produce generally aud solicit
VonsiRnmeuis mar . dAeiH
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY, &C.

Papers advertising for this company will withdraw adye
tiscment OF 2-th May aud insert the above
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-07-21

PARTICULAR NOTICE.
lust ARRIVED and for sale seven Thous.
~ and Pounds of LEAD PIPE, assorted sizes, from
inch ealhre Also Pumps, Hydraulic Rams, Beer Pumps
Brass and Plated Counter Washbans, Shanpoonine Bib
stop Cocks Marble Washbasps Water Closets
Baths Bath Tubs Hose Pipes, Couplings Plugs &c
q the Stove and Tin Warehouse second door below
aAet nan 81, Lynchburg, Va G. s BLISS.
vJOMING GIAssEs Looking a;Iasses.-
LOCKING Sasses OF all descriptions at full per
cent cheaper than ever offered In this market Mt
-. -l..s A. WINSTON'S.
vnsE fOWDERs.-As supply Of these ceIe.
- brated Powders, for sale by
jill -n-z JOHN H. sEAy Druggist,
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NrOTpgE.-The n naual meeting OF the stock
~ holders The LynehbHrg and Abingdon Telegraph Com
pany will place the Office ct thu company ia Lynch
burg Monday, August Eth, 1897
WM S. MORRIS, Pres 1T
Ey- Richmond Dispatch aud Abingdon Virgniau copy and
eend accounts Do thlE otnne. INV Nillanr
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NEsEERS BACOS.-JO aIh,.. prime hLouI
" defs at low rates liOS. BRANCH \ SONS
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propose purchasers Piano oitrs n, f,t'. We
inenis On tri IN order to test what OF Their
lore pay iug for them quaint! ne
Twenty years experience our part satisfies o,r, , 49,.
and Ne could get over fifteen hunle persons 10 mil,
IN the opinion, that establishments North or snnE Us
siby furnish better OF cheaper, Instruments Aan ~, pos
ll-dis "
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-06-04
SheTiYss s1oIe.

Joseph Hamilton ct. al vs. William Henry ct. al.
DI virtue of an order of sale to me directed and de.
I'D livered from the court Of common pleas of Wood
county Ohio, in the above entitled cause, will offer
for sale at the door ofthe cour. house. in Perysburg
On Wednesday, July l. 1867,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock aud o'clock =.
~ of said day the following described real c5tute The
northeast quarter of section number 3D. in town
ship number three 3 north. Of range number ten lO
containing 1879 22l00 of land except lots s. g. TO-
II, and u in block number 10, laid the town
plat of the town of Woodbury. and the streets and al
leys between the san, being laid out upon lid quarter
secion also, the we half of the northwest quarter
Of section number six ld) of township number thrgel3
north of range number eleven 0l) containing - 81
100 acres, on which said half quarter blocks number
- l6, H. 49, - and - of lots in the town Of Wood
bury are situate, and also the streets aud alleys CON
meeting them laid out in the plat of slit town: also
the northeast quarter of said northwest quarter and
the northwest quarter of the northeast qUarer Of
said section, township and range containing &c 81 90
acres; also the west half of the southwest quarter of
section number thrty-Oue (3l) of township number
four (l north, of range number eleven q D. containing
II 6s.lOO acres which books :? Z s. o. AMI 10 Of
lots in said town Of Woodbury. situate with the
streets and alleys connecting the same, all in Wood
county, Ohio. c. W. NORTON Sheriff
MURRAY 4 DODGE, Attys.
Nav % lS51--1wbSi
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Ditch Notice.


NOTICE is hereby given to Dudley Jerman,
~ Thomas Weaver, the owners of the following
lands. to wit: The east half of southwest qgarte Of
section H. and the west half Of southeast quarter Of
section IL, and the east half of southeast quarter Of
section a. and the southwest quarter of section H. all
in town I. range r. " God county, Ohi1 win take
tcc that the trustees Of Lake township will meet at
the house Of JOhn Baily the Oh day of July, 1851
for the purpose Of viewing and to proportion the
oucning Of west branch of Hownrds run. comm encing
20 rods south Of the section line, between sections
and - thence running north ensery direction until
it intersects with the main branch Of said run; and
also the west branch ofthe branch Of said rum
commencing at the section line between sections ii
and 49, until it iutersects with the other branch.
JONATHAN AKENBEBGER,
May %, lS51-3wGF Petitioners Agent.
NTOIiCE is hereby given that the undersigned has
~ been duly appointed and qualified adminisra-
tor of the estate of Fred rick Wohlr late Of Perrys-
burg township Wood county. Ohio, deceased Those
having accounts with said estate will please present
the same for settlements az IA possible.
Nav % 1sj--3wle1
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Administrators Sale of Real Estate. by order
of Court

ON the fourth day of July, 1857 between the hours
~ OF ten o'clock in the forenoon and four o'clock in
the afternoon of said day, the premises will be sold
to III" highest bidder the following real estate being
the equitable title of Daniel Frc decd therein the
same being stu1ts in Henry township county OF Wood.
and state of Ohio to wit The southwest quarter Of
section twcny-siN (26 in township three nr0th; rlgne
ten cast containing hundred and sixty acres of
land. said lands will be sold subject to the dover
tate of Matilda Frick. widow of said Daniel Frc sen
deceased heretofore assigned. Said premises are ap-
praised subject to said dover estate thirty three
hundred dollars
TERMS or SALE:-One- third IN hand one third in
year and One-thirlin two wears from the day of
salehe deferred payments to bear sixper
est aud to be secured by Mortgage on the premises
JOHN BARND, Administrator of
said decedent bv MUS0EE MoRRIs. Atty's.
Jnne 4, lSjT-iwIS3O0
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DR.. L. F. Andrews, editor of the Georgia
Citi=sa has been sued for li5sl to the tune of
900 for publishing the nam, of subscriber
who had moved OF without paying his snbscrlp-
tiOn dues.
The Cleveland Hirald says, gentleman Of
that city, suffering under consumplive disease
existed six weeks without experiencing hunger
or partaking of the slightest uourishment, and
without pain wasted gradually away until liter
ally nothing but skin and bones, when the lamp
of life went out.
During recent exhibition of Van AM
bnrgh's Menagere in Wayne Co., Indiann, the
Lion attacked the Cougar, and tore the beautiful
animal to pieces. The lion tanner entered the
den with an iron cage cleaner,anI soon brought
the king of beasts to terms.
A correspondent Of the Christian Enquirer
writing from Vienna, says that Jenny Lima will
settle down permanently in six months, either in
England or the United States Probably in the
former country, but at any rate she will again
come TO America to sing
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The Eaton, Preble county Register says that
in removing certain bodies from one place of
burial to another in that town, the body of Mrs
Railsback was found to have been converted in
to a state Of solidlfed limestone. preserving the
form and features of the body in remarkable
degree as when living. The soidifed body
weighs 600 pounds. Republican.
A similar case evidently occurred in this
place. In removing the remains of Mrs Webb
from the old to the new cemetery, several per-
sons were required to carry the coffin. Although
the coffin was not opened, no doubt can exist
but petrfaction had taken place
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Shcrin'S Snlc.

George Colt, VS.. A. VI. Stone, ct. al.
DY virtue of an order me directed and delivered
ID in the above described from the court of com
mon pleas of Wood county Ohio will Offer for sa 10
at the door ofthe court house in Perrysburg,
Monday, July 9Th 1857,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock
of said day the following described real estate 10
wit: One undivided half Of the east part Of River
Tract No 81 in the United States Reserve of IL miles
square at the foot ortho Rapids of the Miami Of Lake
Eric, tanning eighty four and S3-I00 acres of land
in Wood county Ohio, to be sold upon the following
terms wit: One third in hand aud the balance in two
equal anua iustalments with interest on the deferred
payments to be secured by Mortgage on the premises
c, W. NORTON. Sheriff.
NJ. X. WAITE. Atty.
June t. 1S67--lw5SIl3
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Great Cure after the Physicians had
Failed.

RUssELvILLE, Ohio Jan. 10. 1855.
Dr. c. VI. Jlckson-Dear SIR We would inform
You that we are out of Hooaand's German Btters,
which meet with ready sale. One of our neighbors
has been doctoring for time we think about two
years) lci all the dOc0rs IN The country but all of no
aral He looked much like a dead man going about
as anything compare him to. His disease ap-
peared to be operfotciag of gall. With hard per-
suason we prevailed him to try your Bitters with
the promise to him ii it did good, would charge
him nothing for IT, provided he took six bottles
ding to the direction which he has DONE and is now
entirely cured, and has become well man. This cure
has created great sale in this neighhorhood"
Respectfully, EDWARDS & BROWN.
See advertisement.
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ryvs

Sparta, Caroline County, Va March, 1854
Mrssrs, Bennett Il Beers. Richmond.
Gentlemen Your Carriers Spanish Mixture has
performed remarkable cure in the person of servant
man. afflicted with Scrofua in the very worst FORM
So bad had he become that his eyes entirely closed
and had been 50 for more than year As n last resort
everything else had failed it resolved TO try the
mixture, We administered it according to directions
and wonderful to say, perfect has been effected
am satisfied that medicine equals Carriers Span
ish Mixture purifier of the blood 1t is creating
quite excitement here and sells rapidly Send an
other lot by Railroad.
Yours truly K. s. BROADDUS.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-06-04

eS~John R. Williams, the celebrated tenn
perance lecturer, commenced a series of meet
ings in this place on Tuesday evening, He will
spend several days in this place and Maumee.-
Mr.. w. is an old wheel-horse in the temperance
reform, and has done as much for suffering hu-
manity as any other man in our country. We
hope he may be spared to do much more. His
reception by our citizens is most cordial aud
evidences growing appreciation of the evils of
ntempeIance,