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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-20

from hie LONDON ilmes March 20
Inc Emperor 81 NINA II seems, agrees WIN the
'tiHsh Iruilpiehi''Y ma hef Nyf7A govern
ent as 20 lHe e113H't "i commissioner / eh ana The
hhton'Se lii5 'ei'''i Al4eslf ms .ehl orders 10
!f lhu"'t'p'e Nlh'f"i 10 e9neiI"1' The Bnh'h.-
M Il NO more IMAM WAS IL III expected As Inc oht
lhef ports very tnIt received notice tint they were
70 On as nsa7j' a"d ,e''e The quarrel 10 'lscH IA
At "ni'a OF 'ahi'h' fof 5eus past the o'l'T III
apofalh'uoh oi Inc p"palief nj canton anu not
- 'l'f '''i"l5 ana ,"efteA2i3 use lnme q ttt N
ia'idi"'Noh " INC "'' inhtlip"''less hafo p''''I
kiP't annoyance ana weakness to tue Court OF
eh'n. "htn Tic tmPrror demonstrated VIVA Ia
lfi'3 upon lhh Aoh-'o7eAanee Oh tue treaty OF
81 ana me constant quarrel WIN tue lore ghefs,
of l'eIoN Tor me tnt telhiea thRt 1t WIS no. IN
Is Pnberio compel the people to observe the treaty.
fff'' was the'f an''PHlhk II The Foreigners though
ilhe very iime hf was long hls utmost 10 sthu-
91t ct fact the aa'oEc and ihsoIcnt temper of the
ahonr'r W@lhr st'' Il IN ira r. "Ih host oil oH'Mi'
no c""ii do a. l5ft pleased, levy export datta AT
secretion, ami hel1 me province rrlfhealy INDIE
endtAi VI roam oA the strength Oh the inlrr 'thtr
tarttter OF the people GA the last occasion when
- apology Ms made to the Court OF fekn, II
aaed the Emperor |u state OF political and man
ii emhAtrassmeui "hd ali that hl' Majesty c"uId DO
'as 10 sen bheh IA hr'i ea9 pr"'ish reply that Tie
commissioner "a5 10 manage as wei rs Ae touii.-
bis was enough TOR lEe @tiff md iof some time
al anton las been ~ "A siaie OF virtual ihdepeh-
n r. not To LAY rebellion, apunst Pekin However
1e Emperor Ia now an auxiliary IN the BRUSH
nee. lic has sent the Nleeey orders which he
oull probably mol have yentmed to send or thou -hi
any uac IN sruh, this time last year, to make zap
atiess with the British. What Commission ELI
ill do under thcso circumstances it would be vain
7eonJcctare lie may possibly attempt 10 main
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-20

The following evidence of the recuporatiYe
powers Of Russia after an exEausiing var,
copy from an article in the London Shtpping
Gazette:
lit is remarkable iact, that The commerce OF
Rus Sia has not only recovered from the effects
of the late war. Gui exhibits actually AN Increase
Is compared with the year which Immediately
preo cdcd the outbreak of hosthiies. he tN
port- from the port OF St Petersburg for the lat
wear are set down at 81 q26,O9I roube>; 1853
they amounted Ia 80 967.26l, Lowing an IN.
crease ia fnvur of last year of 2,G53 $50 ruuh'cS
The greater portion of these exports have been
to this country and consist chIetle of the urd,ua-
~ Russian staples of wheat, teaH, hemp, ttc.
The imports ior ls16 reach IL nfly to Go,Go1,
900 rouhes; 81 that. nniwiih- tandIng tn actlsi-
~ displayed IN the commercial operations of
Russia, the bniarce # trade is AGAINST her, Ia
the document to which We have referred, there
is also given statement of the number of ves
sells which have passed the Sound inwa'ds and
outwards, during the past year he tool nam
Der amounts 10 2O5}o, beng, it would appear.
al increase of l7i5 vessels on tho preceding
year. bat n dnainulon OF 22S as compared with
ls53. OF the entire number en ering tie Baltic
during the past year, 2is5 were bound uni
brought cargaes for Russian ports. wi 10 lls3
LETT the Baltic during the same year with Rus
sian produce"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-20

The Richmond tNal Dispatch illus replies Ia
q Northern ldea- that the southern lulpitw Il
respond politically to the Northern pohucal pul
pit -
justice. During the whole cNciijus period of the
last Presidential contest, when New England
pulp'ts were laundering anahcmas against Bu
ehanou, Fillmore and the whole South. not sin,
gle pulpit in all the southern Stpte. wiz dosrcra
ted toy political preaching. Not one Clergyman
in the whole South proStiiuted the d desk to
political purposes. Oar preacher of a denom
nations, have confined themselves to tn preach
ing Of the gospel and will continue - do 81.
knowing that thrir masters kingdom J. not Of
this world. Which of the two, the So4.hern 81
ircesoil clergy, reflect in their palpit coarse the
spirit of their master? Which are the ,uest ex-
ponents of Chrisianilyi
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Mount Verson- NIo,,. t,oun t.sorEin.

We'll done, portia Enduring champion of a
noble cnuse; the wear and tehr of IA three years
conflict seems mother TO haYe exhausted thy pa
trlotie spirit nor the stirring tones of thy trum.
pet call; for various n nre the devices under
which YOU charg" home 10 the hearts aud pur
ses of the sous 81 the South. like Murat the gal.
liant daring betinYs thee We know thee TO he
one Of the first Who responded 10 the appeal for
Washing ston's tomb. and who when others des-
paired deserted. stood firmly side by side of
your banner. Lender through good and through
evil repolt-ihroneh defeats a- through victories
through all III dirk huns" which 20 sprely
tred III" ltle banl II patriot women, WHO, like
our gallant Matlan. was fautrd from one posi-
ton To tnrn aud iakc the enemy hy surprise ON
another, until they have fuIlY won the surprise
VI another until thcy have Gilly won the field.
The sons Of the South viii MT hnvc the spirit Of
menif they are deaf 10 thu cal for aid To muin-
tan their glorious position after such hard
eained victory. Surely, our biothcrs OF Georgia
will hasten to send up golden offerings 10 this
patriot mother. aud we -ny /, thom, that while
Their state can ella IN such -he will never lack
s5ns worthy II maintain her honour OF her
ight..
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From the y. !. Herald.
Conspiracy oil E'ii-0ncIs ia the Tomb

/ Pm, Gsea=.l1 10 Eseape-Dputg Keepers Ia BE-
a..ref-hate, and Pisfois 10 be ,qea
It seems that during the past two or three W LIS
a CON piracy 10 effect an escape has been formed
by number 81 the most desperate eharac}ri.
lodged in the loinbs. Their plan. howevcr las
been frustrated, aud the ringcnder, with four Of
his associates, have been removed from their for
mer coils mud lodged in separate ones on the
ground floor whore their movements cum be more
carefully watched.
Mr. Gray, Warden of the prison, caused an in
vest milton 10 br made in this affair, and it ap.
pears from the evidence that Thomas Denihy ,nnw
under indictment for arson, was the instigutor ana
fmal"uded. His associates are prisoners charg Il
with capital offences, whose escape from Justice
IN my Other way may be considered very dJubl
fol
The plan laid oat TO make tho revolt on
the Sabbath, alter the conclusion of the sermon.
aud for each prisoner TO be armed with knives
and li,tols. furnished by their outside frrud-.-
The {, putty keepers on duty wcreto be soized,
and, IT possible thrust into cells aud be lock . up.
but IT that could not be effected, they Wen to be
despatched with knives, the pistols to be rc.+ryed
to prevent recapture. They were then I" break
Their way into the rooms of the Court Of ~>ions
aud thence into the street. This conspiracy was
IL have been cnrricd out ON Sunday last but an
ntmntinn of the plot coming to the knowledge
Of Mr.. Gray,he caused the principal conspirators
10 b. separated aud confined as above stated. aud
n special pnaIa placed over them.
he plan was well concocted, and beyond n
doubt would have been carried out 10 the best Of
their ability, aud would, in ull probability, have
resulted IN boodshed.
1t is believed that upwards of twenty had jim
ed th" conspiracy. as many more would follow ~
soon as the strike was made
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tIo>in. che -,Iam- in Indiana.

Owing IL ibr failur. al the last Legislature OF
Indiana l. nuke the necessary appropriations,
tho AyInfn. Tor th,. daai aud dumb and the bind
Of Indiana4.,.. have ben closed and the children
returned II their respective counties. The jour
nal ,,rys il wa melancholy light 10 witness
The appearance of tn children as they were 6n-
y ia calling Zach othrr. attention 10 the Slehts
aud scenes - nug lanhar, which they have
p.otably .seu for th.last time. GOV Wizard
"a, been urged to call an extra session "i Inc
Legislature. hut be dpe- not seem inclined TO DO
81. ! he Inconvenience Of biennial sessions Is
again illustrated in this cast.
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singular Identification ci Property.

\ singular case Of identification OF propartv
recently occurred in the Supreme Court. Mrs.
Margaret Farrell brought an action against Dan.
lei Coughlin To recover a COW. II wa, proved
TINT the husband of Mrs. Farrell. before he died.
inserted u five cent piece under certain portion
of the COWS hide. So That in case the animal wa
stolen it could be identified without any trouble.
Mr. Farrell died, aud the COW wa, stolen. The
place where the silver Was inserted WAS cut onpn
and the money found. and the jury being satisfied
tia, the animal belonged 10 Mr.. Farrell returned
verdict restoring the COW to Mrs. Farrell, and
awarding $40 damages. Boston Tar.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-20

Col. Benton was asked the other day to take
vera 'ker and glass Of wine nj The house OF a
friend,
"Uneayened bread. sir" said tn Colonel.
"Sir unIearened bread, .ir--the wore cracker :
not to be found either in the Script alcs cor in
my Of my works. LIS uneGveued Dread, sir
from icro, ierare, Latin, 10 III, raj. sill, and
nm not and Saxon bread baked meal sir >igni-
fying, species of bread that bus nj been raiS
Cd, sir. Yes, sir thank yol sir, viii have one
or two pieces, ,ir, of unleavenod bread. sir and
sir, glass of wine. sir. and >hnli BE- honnr d f
you and this woman here, will taxi Il glas. #
wine with ne"
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Z ~ hsa#zfa bfeaag '"yef > =isH.,t "a
mplfa.a-I lac II co.. ora--Aasat Cohrts
ri ia5afgs -.
The mini.trAtion have been officially advised
by Nr.sr- Mnr.e aud Bawlin Of their unsucce>s-
fnietF,ris 10 treat with the government at New
f.rnuadn The affairs Of the Istlmus were To
day u matter IT Cabinet consultation, aud excln
del all other subjects. Our government Is re-
-ayed that American rights in that quarter shall
b. respected II will shortly send thith"r four
nr five vessels With such instructions IN the com.
manlers a. will it is believed, consummatr the
object and lead to the settlement of the existing
difficulties. The administration hre determined
IN take n decided stand.
Tie third Naval Court If Inquiry will meet next
Monday. II Is composed ot Captains kearney.
NEWTON and Slorer; neither of whom was promo.
ted by the late refining Board.
Three hoa.e- on West street. Georgetown in
GLIDING that Il Commodore Cn,-in. wete destroy
I'd bv fire ihI- afternoon. and another consider
my damqged; los S310O9. The fire l. III" most
destructive ihat has occurred in Georgetown for
ihlriy wears
". \ Iirris' sulutttory editor md prUpr.
etor # the tnion nppears in that journal tbis
morning. IL says h. brings TO the duties Of
III. p,-Iton considerable experience III editorial
service. and NJ small share of 2eu aud faith and
devotion 10 the great principles If ihe demo.
cratic party. ( ,lnucl Carter, of Penu-y lvania,
has been retained H. assistant editor. Tie reports
That l. lnnnd Burke aud others were engaged is
altogether untrue.
The Secretary uf the Navy,owing 10 IL pressure
of u'lnr hu ,inr-s, has mol acted on to finding
in the four enc, decided by the Naval Court ii
Inquiry The seals ate not even broken.
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There appears to be some trouble brewing be-
ween Hon. Lewis y. Campbell, republican mem.
er of Congress eject from the Third district of
)ho, and Mr.. c. l., Nallandigham, his demo.
ratio competitor in the last canvass. 1t appears
hat Mr. Campbell, while in his seat in the last
louise If Representatives, publicly stated that
here was but one negro vote cast IN his district,
nd that he was Informed his opponent received
hat vote. Mr. Nalnndigham did not like the
asinuation, and in IA cardp published in the Wash
ngton Onion ia December last, pronounced the
whole statement an unqualified falsehood. Mr.,
'ainpbcl nov c"mes forth in II long letter, IN
shich he discusses the various differences exist
* b'twe"n himself aud Mr.. V. in which the
'ubho are interested, md closes by promising to
peedily settle up all matters OF personal ar
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-20

tie one. away from hume and dridn them until
thcv see the ward offered in The newspapers
When they rrnpprar, pocket the handsome re-
~Hf :. receive the hearty thanks ct the iarah's'
nm very iialy n th-ir way back to the'r oehs
steal another. Seufal cases OF the sort we haNe
lrnrd Of within the ln.t mnnlh.-I Tunes.
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FRANCE II. ssENNE, .gr d son,
LYNCHBERi, VIRGINIA,
CHILLED RAILROAD stzs WHEELS.

FENEY prepared Ia promptly orders any
tom tarr WHEELS, made cEel9,riy II tie bts Itr-
gin Cold Bias. C4qrt oai Tag.
14fA RFfEH To
JolE K MtDA%il.l4 L>tu President Virginia and Ten.
ncSser Railroad Cu.
EDWARD II GILL. EST, Superintendent, Petersburg and
Richmond lta..roadtp.
THOMAS puDAMEAD. Esq, Superintendent Virginia
Central Railroad Co.,
Mr. SAMUEL PETERS, Master Maehiast Virginia aud
Tennessee itajr.ad Co.
MI NHeHIBALp rAE, Master Maclnist Virginia Central
Railroad g.
JOSEPH K ANDERSON. Esq. Richmond, Va
Mts'fs M2RlINN. TANNER 4 CO. do.
FHANGiS MALLORY, i.sq, President Norfolk and Pc
tiers urg Railroad Co.
WILLIAM MALONE ESQ.,, Chief Engineer Norfolk aud
Petersburg railroad Go
ADAM bEANEAD. Esq H1l;imore. Md.
: WYATT y co. Gh4restuu :. 4
WILLIAM L. ANDERSON. ESq Mobile. Ala.
WILLIAM g. SWAN. FL, Knoxville Tenn
GENERAL JACKSON MORTON. Pensacola. Florida.
The business mt the LA@diIDNNE FOUNDRY, win hce.
after be conducted 10y the subscribers uner the firm OF T. b.
DfANE, JR. SoN. /. Il. DEANE .lt.
dp lac2ia"ts r. BROM NE DEA%E.
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II. .hr sub.eriber. 10, snd Customer OF, The Pc
rer-burr IuselIigences;

As this is the lAst time that shall ad jress the sub
seribers to this paper through it, editorial columns
arai myself OF The opportunity to INTRODUCED 10 those
with whom have so long eoa,muned The gentlemen
--Messrs McDoSALp PAGE--aho have saeteeded
me in the Proprietorshp aud Editorial management
. of the Istellgaea.
It's source Of .srea; pleasure aud satisfaction 10
me \, know that re old "InfelIeHecT has PASSED
lot, spsh worthy lands and Il fefi assured = ns
ofola II will battle with more iEor BOW iaH god,
q,esgsra,i,e principles and stand np mantuIaR ipr
The reaf aud iu aofant interests Of my native tssh
NJ NaDoNaLp Is vel known as tie aieldef 81
chasfr and powerful pen Is the Editor u the Lynch
burg Efrginian7 be won high distinction as writer
and hfiags % bis nes post the fruits of eight years
erper.c1ce 10 the business 10 which he is engaged -
-: In. P.sr's personal acquailtause, have ret the
l4snre bot fee nevertheless fully JasiHea L. inter
: r. as connection With Mr. Mcdonald. that he j.. 80
cry way worthy Of such an association. ant pos
sessek al the REQUISITES necessary for proper anu e
feieEt discharge ofhis dnties 10 the.e gentlemen,
wsa grcs, prosperity and happiness lbef ar To-
caed II The midst OF A. generous aud wl'.e-seHed
community - SIS the earth, and may he well
assured that rusFitoriaaF conduct AMI services Vii
promptly receive al appropriate and omile reward
In seYeriug my connection with my old friends
and subscribers ching more remains for me-. than
10 pfay taat tic choicest blessings Of Heaven na!
be conferred upon them and 10 say
Farewell "A ssatA hat hath hees and must le-=
A sound which ssakes Us unger-yei--far'wrlH
IA
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=
sr WHICH, So declared uclrlbc for manY years oven
~ . most -EIm py -irilus Among these We t"tler tx
VII. IiFAn4eit producing sk and nauseng St'Wathfs
AMI .clp4atns III, sufferer fsr all prphttbe enpoymehis
Al this city whose r"sl"ciatf ana 't'''s
tat b toned has acrrihcaenFer htI own ~
n.c de- n that suffering Ia" ten Aer win violent
.us hea5te Notwithstanding III" hal bseh treated by
uu.. physicians a tic time she never found ~ Ftrua
mont t,. until " Induced to use BaktHs PRhMlh
lHTIlTs bottles winch completed cure o me as
~ persons have used the BffEks tor the "Isrse
aud with snt success Dos this n't show ihl tue ni'i
ii. attrr I'll fo fmbue the people in hi tnetrne Where
remedy disease, and TN dlseeNefr IS known
10 boz Responsible man public do theneves and him ia
i'm. .e moi 10 give aud impartial tal attsc lhei
ave purely vegetable and mas be taken without The ief OF
dBI.or.
I'.I,o. llrenis per bpltl"
1 hia all the principal Drnprstsin iynchburg Dan
,. Faruvi. Funtrte Abingdon aud Here throughout
Nirpi1p orders promptly hilcd by allr.,ias
ao nov J. BAKER Richmond va.
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John WsYAlE

"The undersigned in taking charge Of this Journal
arc sensible how difficult the task OF conducting It
acceptably has Teen rendered l.. The genius aud
learning so long displayed 10 it, management by
their predecessor They solicit in advance the in
diligence gifts friends and PROMISE 10 devote them
selves with zel and diligence 10 the duties OF their
position.
.The IntelIgcnrer. under tier control vii mp
hold With Whatever ability my possess eouser'a-
tive PRINCIPLES aud measure IF government. ette
rights e tc States and The iuon Of toe Stale. ibc
Development % tie industrial aui social interests Of
Virginia and the prosperity al the thriving city in
which a has been heretofore generously safian-
cd
New t,pc has i-en ordered. saa tlry expect soon
TO present the papef with IA uasa improved appear
ance Tley d.siln introducing. aivl. such LfN
features IL The character auI arfH2ela Of IT. con
tents, As hcy thin 3 II adj 10 ~ Ussiunets aud
popularity.
"neemnga detailed expedition Of the'r poi ISL
opinions needless al pyeferinf to await TIC la3c
menf Of the public facr than ~ promise % court
its aver they content themsels = vain ats btt''
sauaiion- ad5ag only the praHer OF their personal
and professional goo3 will aaa eeure.J = thef
brothers of ihc .zess
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80 e ~ hdd liuca, nom suci tcotIblr sources
t,t Spanish Mixture Nj T. Epyden ON Of the orig
mi Aston llJ,c New Iafa. aud tor
br Il TN" l>chauee Hotel Richmond Va ,led
at ..aHeHfffaa ct NrarIs1aby CATERS n-h Mixture
r. I afft4l,tf- attention and excited las l"cr,st ne
f,sy-ua#a i'd te others afflicted with yarsl! diseases
asst .Nnrs Effected liz las
A-Hr aId feftf. khuWtta5s Liver Complaint I!spcI'7i,
t,,r Naeut tuu - AMI gsr- winch said To- hr
hTn.G tpusH uH ueas ufrt utus dseas' Tor which
.-'# Heft.nlh- stthr nlt 10 knaw what disease II
81" H fels=fr cure ard - Blood raf.,r AID spring ani
e Nehrfae tr has nrvo, its equal IL chccrtu
onuueust ua all "oun a bci"N e it 10 be the most val
u1.t. i.iBo5s eNttul
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Stealing children for the purpose Of obtaining
a reNnrd upon restoring them is sad to be quite
n prof'Apla business in NV Yor, CITY The in.
famous vagabpuis vino practice II entic4 the liz
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


ftah remedies Sat EheHm. Scroiut RheumifS anu
a., aurpos affections The acting externally ana leneia
tug tho ponce other internally the blaa and the or
tse.ti putty aud renaSatng the VITA 'uheohs u
H., body -, ,-at
S. n the manufactures NJ ~ Maiden Lane, New lok
ami $50 2ll strand London and by all Druggists AT @1e
80. ,u,l = taai# bny ap II div
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We are authorized TO announce Dr. BOOKER
F. SMITH a candidate to represent Campbell
county lin part in the next Legislature.
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f,utu Nt,skiagtou

pflyare" character which they may have on hand
IL iooks beihgcrrnt
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To the Voter. OF the Ne wealth GU gressionni Dis

A Communication ] have tins day received from
Messrs IL ". Thomas, u Fairfax, Geo. z. Wise, OF
Alexandria =. J hggboru, OF Gulpepcr, A. \. Little,
of Spotsylvania Frederick Skinner, OF Rappahan-
mock, 7 b. p Ingram, of Fauquier and Geo. \. Nil
Ter oforange, committee appointed for lie purpose,
informs me that base been nominated by the Con
vention which met AT Culpeper Court House on tho
18th inst, "A candidate 10 represent the seventh
Congressional District of Virginia, AZ the next Con-
gress Of the United States. This nomination was
neither expected nor desired 10y me and were to
consult my own personal feelings and ineiinauons,
would be declined. But considerations of thls kind,
should not interfere in such case, with what J re-
gard rs Il duty TO those who made the nomination,
and those who | understand, wish TO give mo their
support in the present contest. shall, therefore,
enter Immediately into the canvas, With detefnliEa-
tion far - am able, By the manner In which
shall conduct it, 10 merit the confidence, aud enlist
the zeal of those nho In favor OF the principles
and measures shall spouse lineludiug the prnt-
pie Of justice 10 lggiaid in the matter OF the Public
Lands and to obtain at least, The respect of those
who may be my political opponents, The time al
lowed is SO short that cannot hope 70 see all the
Voters of tne District but shall use every exoruon
TO do and to give tbem my views and opinions on
public matters | AJAX the aid and cooperation of
my rjceds 10 nil the coun,es-sud request them to
make sach appointments for me. as will be able to
meet.
EDGAR SNOWDEE.
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JAMES NeialN MD
FREDERICK " lfAf

The announcement Of Mr.. McDonald'- with
diawal from the YIfsnau will be made IN "a day
or two.-ED pro Zen
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ant UvN Gum, can be obtained y using "powdru ben.
tai tud d"r'r Instant feiief and prevents ;o,thache ar.
rN> 7''a1v. 50d prevents the formation OF tartar, g.
low pl.S = bFNEALFLIID i. recognized bv the whole
m, h profession as being superior any tooth powders
N#.7 a. III, instant use vii, prevent doety The man
.-'+ So. IA are hrri' Recommended by pJ RIO. EAEI.Y
l. HrJ'utg. Va )r- Pleas tHts Hudson, q Of Richmond
- No'4f fHieis51r-; pf Mann Charleston ur 3a.
sI. i'trl b. y aad Dentists cvrpswhere rur Sde lv
l"' -Ii.i' VIII tEHEAp, Itu,h5afs VI. aAd 0y al
Hs'. ISIS aal dsr-h lnt,. Nhate-ar nv
GEORGE DOWpEN.
ii'i-.l rs Druggist and Chemist. Richmond, Va.
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seventh Cong,r-.i.naI Di-sric,.

We are glad to see tina, Ldgar Snocdcn. E-q"
of the Alexandria Gazette, las consented 10 TAX"
the field against Governor Siaith in The pending
Congregational canvas. MIR. :. was eand date
a the last election, and came within a few ties
of defeating his opp oncni; aud now, as the ndyo.
cate of that great measure Of jnstic" 10 AhgmA
-dilrbuiion the chances are highly enoour
aging for his success. Mr. Snowdcn IL n gentle
man whose private worth, political integrity aud
experience and INTEL ciual ENDORSEMENTS fit him
admirably for a seat in the National Congress -
If the people of the district do justice 10 them.
selves cad the country. hey will not fail 10 re
turn him as their representative. The follow.
ing is Mr.. eaowden's card accepting the nomina
fion.