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To be drawn In Bnltnora Nd, IhnrsdsY, ApflI 81 II
SPLENDID SCHEME.

priTes ahlnunflhF HF-s7''7
Whole Tickets $50 Halves $40 Quarters -
all orders for Tickets the above magnificent
Scheme, to j. IL HUBBARD co,
No. 80 Fayctte ST. Of Box No 40.
Baltimore. Maryland.
I IL HUBBARD & co authorized Agents I'LL all
orders Tickets in the Maryland Lotteries
II t3hapl X TRANCE Co.
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q Minutes in twelve mouths The best and assert.
ment OF Gold and Silver Patent Lever Watches Virginia
for sale at THOMAS NOWLAN's " teh and Jevelry
Establishment. lie has Watches ali lie nos c,Iebr
ted makers and of them suc superior quality and
finish that he warrants gain lose five Ia
twelve months II you superior Watch sur
to buy it OF NOWl4AN, and will laNc god
time piece He has also the finest aud assert.
nj of Jewery to be found la this market
Remember his No "a Sycamore ST. Sign of tie Eagle
Petersburg. Va Il
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4 non ST, HienHnNp. VA, i doing the Il
and selling the largest amount offultMiulJ Al
of any other house In the city Is
LIST He Keeps the largest Stock,
2nd His Furniture ia well made
Jrd. lie Sells at small profits,
4th He attends to his business promptly,
5th He Is accommodating,
18th III, goods aie we'd packed
It'll lie understands his business,
9Th The people hrvc confidence In him,
oh lie sells fer Cash
Call and see lin " hen you visit Richmond.
fnl1 Ia L.ln
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~ " at Wholesale, 10y STEVENSON WEDpELI, who
have now ia store superb Stock cmbar French German
British and American Fabrics all OF n,h selected
with great care and attention by OF the NM very
lowest cash prices
inviting Stock fer the Of the North
and Virginia trade cHuuo be exhibited Nurtoi Seufh
Pancua aud responsible buyers invited 10 give our
Stock an summation, and judge Tor Themselves the
and prices. No. + Il ~ - eamor Strsct.
I. LII y.
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JEWELRY. WATCHES, &C.
WING LES. ny DEanREs.--Tn n,

AtEOWDNds IsENN
large LOT ~ silver Ware advertised by weeks aRs
containing Spoons Forks Mugs and 1obes has been Rradu
ally nnder inhnsnce Of repeated calls
friends customers search of somathng
silver Ware But pleased 10 thai
still hand good supply of the sevsTal articles named
above that should equally we. pleased to dispose
WIN Do ~, continue the run =
ready pay ataar scr Gold or
mar Iet Rep copy. SILVERTliORS Cliff.
uDEARgs-Ibe Ladies can 6nd at =. WILL
IIAMS SONS. The finest aud most beautiful set II
feompete) offered In this market, together with
hue Roman. Mosaic aud PEARL Cameo and
Pearl Gora. the Inosi beautiful description Also
very Mourning Second Mourning Sets Of latest
style which thoy opened aud would be glad show
the lovers Of he bea ul Call seeand be WINGED
A lot Of Silver Goblcts. Mugs Mustard Gnps Salt
Napkin Spoons every description Ghdrens
TOYS Just ed, and which they offer cheap.
mar
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EOO New aud ..nual., D.-,gn- for Mon"


In of description OF Marble Work would do well
call and Works the different designs have just
ceived. of which are imported from London
The Monumental Designs tho most beautiful
mp and entirely am prepared and have made
arrangements up orders nj the
conmodatn of the best materials aud AT the shortest
notice.
win be pleased to show the Designs my office viii
call the residence those wishing them Call
address JOHN Is. GA@DESS.
ynchburg
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BOOKS, STATIONERY. &C.

BOOKS, STATIONERY, &C.
DIAPER Ac. for the Ladies.
Extra ine Bath Post White ruled
Email Bath Letter, ruled, and assorted eoors,
Largo aud email Note Paper white aud assorted colors
l'An hi white Envelopes all sizes,
assorted culpts
Embossed Envelope great variety,
Mourning Paper Envelopes, Cards sc.
Waiting Cards, cnamricd, linen aud fancy,
Also fancy Wax, Waters, Motto seals' &c at
NEW VIRGINIA E0OK.-cnnnib"i-A All, ar
~ slaves without Masters by George Fit1hugh Of Port
hoyal Caroline county Va, for sale by -
feb 1913 Rep copyl PAYNE \ CHRISTIAN.
The coums,nric- Henry, scott Barnes Clark, Ripley
Comprehensive Commentary,
Jacobs Notes outhc Gospels,
Ktp'- he Readings,
Chalmers Bbie Rcad,ug,
KHa.s Cydepetla oi Biblical Literature,
mto1a.as do
AIe.nnicr. Noie. on Psalms. l.niab, &c,
do Life, &c,
The Contrast by Dr spring
history AMI Repository Of Pulpit Eloquence, by Fisk,
100 skotehe, Sermon,
Chalmcrs sermons.
S Ss$s:.' a. 4:
Cyelopcdaof sermons. by Burns, peo,
lililors Analogy
Mlmau lltstas Of Ghrisioni,y,
linturt Atrcs.
Methodst Preacher
.no n Mo.,a, works
Ban.r. Works,
PpR0uNs.ao's tgErLA TO THE GREAT
enael - LANGHoRNE \ WALf""S
CpaPsR HANGING. all new Pau rns, very
deeei, LANouoRNE 4 wALKUPs.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY, &C.

anairc of the Vi. -. RuiIroRI Co..
PErf1i,blitG, sept - le3G.
Hy,ENCER SGUEDls.E-f~ go su9 letssss
Y ard after "Wednesday, the lstl 81 ~
# Ocnber, the Man and Passenger ~
irenuil Petersburg daily, excepted
atit4 A. NJ, AT Bnrku yie (Jnncon) Il N, and at
IsnehburR nt1 80 T. NJ.
Leave Lyuchburg ~ 30 O'Clock, A NJ. y rive Burke
sill. Junction. at II NJ. aud AT Petersburg "a T. VI
q. i. AIISIP
octis Superintendent.
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E,ss'OizIEstk, whole

Bcl's and Porte Monies Percussion Cups Gunpua dew Patent
shot Balls Powder Fasks, Pouches and Bells Bird Bags,
Nippl,s Wr,nehcs Washing Rods and TieIcrs, Dog
Chains and Col Gun Makers Materials &c, sc z RE
NOINIRs and FIVE SHOOTERS al manufacturers prices,
To the trade : 81 iHERIANB.
No. IL Sliu street opposite Eagle square Richmond, Va
4 DIPLOMA
81 nm flitsT CLASS MAS AWARDED Bf rHF VIRGINIA
MECHANICS INsrIIt II FOR IlH roMo1IoN
I'VE MECHANIC ARI> 10
SAM IL SWITZERLAND. or RICHMOND, NlRG'A
Ira eascot ct " PISTOL and RIFLES, exhibited
Tie Exhibition 1t A, iiees Of American Manufacture, he'd
tho ely oil Richmond the 10Th day OF Nov, le.l.
JAaIs ". IENELLFN, j. \. BTINlN,
Secretary. President
anil 'I. I.#
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ltENtINE ~IIsEE.=We beg 10 cnII the at-
tenii0n OF keepers aud others IN Of Silver
Ware large stuck Tea. Dessert aud Table Spoons
Drssuri aud Table Forks fastur toble Mugs Cream
sugar Bowls Cream Gravy mud Soup Ladies', Napkin Rings
salt stands Mustard Cups Mustard sugar aud hai Spoons
luter Cake Pic aud Fish knives, Pickle Knives and Forks
ku rioks. Sugar TonRs Spoon Cups. &c. sc. All silver
sold by 10 be OF the best gaaty
ia made expressly or j WILLIAMS 4 son.
I4.I
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RsETWEaN Ms4XuOND AND N. ~f.t.

EgB W II aiN aNIs EF1VNU NNU n,
~ WORCESTERSHIRE JAMESrOW n cAsas.4.ua =
The L. 5. Mail steamship JAMESTOWN, in com
uahd OF Capt LEl, fAItl-, leaves New York regularly
every SATURDAY AFTERNOON at ; O'Clock, tur Itrl
mond She will take any freight City
She leaves Richmond regularly every TUESDAY AFTER
NOON at O'Clock, for York
Those desiring ship by her must have their goods
Monday Passengers desiring take this slip
a State ioom secured bv addressing rs by mail.
n Ihr ROANOKE, Capt. SkiNSEN, stops at city Point.
where She Will land freight Batn the
and the Roanoke and iaud passengers rig, Point
aud Norfolk IGDLAM ~ WATSON,
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J y BoNIlR


CHRsrEuFiEIp April 1nh, lF5A
Messrs Dopc Co-Having used Turf on aud finding
he such fine medicine, thnS due yea that YOU
should know H. Ny daughter about fell the
chair and and bruised her thigh very much
assumed Of a boil and became had II
physician bnt that did relieve H. II bnramo
a running and continued for nearly tried
medicine could hear with effect until Wa
dneed bottle OF Turf Ohfer using bottle
asd hafit entirely healed lbare used fo 9c
found the benefit You liberty u
this you think proper $ CHAIkl.A.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-09

~ his old friends and customers and the public generally
the liberal patronage besuw cd him and the differ
firms with which he has been connected for the last
In the Building business in the city lie takes this
thod OF Informing them that he viii continue the building bus
heretofore, both Brick aud Wood Work
He hopes by close application business their
hdence II that the larger portion of his
hands slaves and ho expects work that hind labor
at the time he has the experienced white
Journeymcn He himself with his experience
giving his personal attention the business be abo
cute any work that offer in such give
ton TO his patrons,
His Shop and Office jefferson Street
ders Irby andimmedae opposite the shop DIVA Toun
r. R,where he will keep constantly hand all kinds
dressed Tmbers and ready made work such SASH Door-
Blinds. &e. Clio q. GUILE Agt
ian
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~ PHOSPHATE or LlME.-Ihe attention Of Farmers
and Planters respectfully called TO the aby con-
pound lor their approaching sIrms pl0nung
lie Manufacturer be to assure his friends and that
they may always depend upon being supplied with t>u-
lNt AND AHohM ARTICLE. Tor he constantly sciiu,u.4
III person, the entire rures manufacturing cutting ny
for sale.
This article has been before the community fer the pc
Rod OF five yeas during which time il has ara ~
large number Of the mos rcputed Chemists different
and has been tried by various Farmers in nearly
Ia the lnon with almost varSiug Una one II
the best proofs of Il
unprecedented IN the history Artificial .Is aud Lo
eqnaIcd hy Peruvian Guano itself; which Iusst--4
much advantage uum the fact OF the ammonia, Soat.
matter in nano, III This preparation being chemically liked
agent only dsspang itself ely. Nhtn iieor
rated win the soil this aNailat" sail sullIats
united with soluble phusp ae bCcrfts food M PLANS n
all descriptions and is by them readily taken up II viii t
found quite acting ia inducing oay maturity as tuAIto
and much moIc durable and ortty sou and le., 30,
LATHE.
As there large number Of super Flosphaes in market
tor the Nalue OF which would like responsible
tstly all purchasng be to obtain
GENUINE ARTICLE which will be by my ur,rpd
ted agents All # WHOM are OF acknowledged rsIrrtahit,
and 10 them hold se resluns bic good character Of
my Super lht Sphatc- All packages viii be ,.tmrt, brand
ed Consumes and dealers vii bc enabled luakr ar ,-
ments for heirsuppy luabe rrs Hitmy alaasas
with my sell
MLsHKS II. { HARDY y co, are NY accredited al,
ole agents Tor the city of Petersburg.
G. b. DFBUEG.
fgri atwol cAsmis,aDd solo P,qp,laor B,dionsiprq
i-dts.
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gUaSS 4. ssfsE.. ssrncrPt son'H'ts-ion nff-
u CHANTS VIRGINIA 81, tbotwceh Cary 81 anu Il. N
II 4 X bepntJ sp.ct cnnstgnmrntS OF i9o"eeot "he"'
Flour and produce generally, Tor sa'e
They as4 forward M produce and merchandise sent TO n'
Prompt personal attention pad 10 an business '
them No..
Richmond March 10Th i-j6. INA I''lh
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IAkAn Bushels prime White u, cad Cor,
i sVVV for sals By 1lioS. BRANCH Sons


I'VE received an Agency IRON OF the largest establish.
mcHts IN the United states am prepared Tor
cHlNti Il al kinds and Of the hs perfect character Oh
the most favorable terms tor cash good
Among many things, enumerate LOCOMOTIVES. nm
improved valve arrangement giving the best results ST.
rONABY NGINEs from to 500 horse
the purposes for which they needed, guaranteed r.,
give satisfaction.
PORTABLE ENGINES from to 10 horse power adaptea I,
the uoe ct Farmers, Printing Offices Hosting, Nc.
POWER PRESSES Of new simple, and effective,
character, and very rapid work
Shop Fittings Power Pianers boring and Mafticns Ma.
CHIMES, Cotton and Flour Mil, aud i1ie,d knas - Nj
ehlnery. SAN T. I'at
feb lIdIv jst,rsInr, ",
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS

snIsE n sTE.ES., En,poI trt- mad
Ia Dealers in China EarthenA Ga>s Looking Il
lilb asses " alters, Plated and britannia Ware EHl
e&b Lamps Rofie, raieas, Water Cuui,rs Gas FiA. 49,
lures. casiors. Fancy GOODS
NM. AUGUSTUS MuIR, Ne ~ SYCAMORE STREET.
SAMUEL STEYtAs. PflHRsBuhG VIRGINIA
NJ are now receiving Europe. per ships chst.r
Saruak stephen trog,s II r L. Lsue aud Others ,ur
Spring stock CLia tIeware and Norti
ei Ea-seiu STOCK OF Glass WaIe Looking
Glasses Castns Lamps Fat Goodsi &c Our afp -
desirable, and int Merchants Hotel Keepers and
oilcis par has goods la line, exaniue anr
pfic.s before pa.eaeshg think Will be Ia
thrriutcfcst - do
we attention stock Of Baltimore Stone Ware
MUIR y sTENENS
Jfs NJ. 40 Caunofe Strrti
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uEWEIRX IN sETTs.-Thc Ladies', by eni-
- Ing the finest stock Pearl Cameo
Tureuuo aud Eonan Mosaic white and coloTcd Lava tiod
Stone and Mourning Jomory offered la this market be
aides many other articles u JcwelrJ entirely
lee WILLIAMS
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me bottle he had be'n ohtUtIy tnI'h
espec.fuly, l.. NJ. ILfIWlcH-


BIG ISLAND, Bedford county Va. Noy.l lsal.
Msssre Doct CoGentlemrnl nHod abont one fourth at
bottle OF your Turf on the back Of my horse the worst
almost saw entirely place large
hand, and this single application only applied enco cured
up entirely and permanently really surprised n Tho
quicknoss curatves properties and think prompt
aeious than anything of the kind aud
sold DIS bottles of other for similar
urposes.
Respee fully T. BONDtRANr
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soes consignment. country produce will give strict
personal the sale of all kinds OF country produce
and Ia buying aud forwarding Goods, has an arrange
incnt by goods to hi patrons at about
wholesale If,rs. L'1l ~ mn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-04-09

S,EED OATs.-iOO Bnsbci. seed Ont-, iusi re
- ceiyed by NoNLlN a ALEXANDER
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FaNWssE WEEsN NET GEN .nr
u BALTIMORE AND RICHMOND by stcAin- &,ALt.N
BEINlDERE and potAliDN HAS-lhe
STEAMER BELNIDEtE leaves baltimore every SAT lR-
DAY AFTERNOON Tor Richmond Returning, eaYvs III ~
M0ND every III ESDAN AFTERNOON FOL baltimore
The rptAIIDNlAS leaves BALTIMORE every WE'D.
NESDAN AFTERNOON Tor Richmond Returning leaves
RICHMOND every SAlt lRpA( AFTERNOON Tor bait
shippers to baltimore by those two BoatSmus havethc
goods here every Monday and Friday each week
MARCY llbIAM y WATSON, Richmond Nn.
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debtcd 10 for bills apes notes Sc are invited
tor the last ti1e call aud settle immediately they VII
bc sueh and warranted the may be without dsne
lion of persons Is II LEWIS.
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II ENEKf Uf5tNIFITVN On VIZ IN III. =
WARRANTED cur, AND 40 DANCER fRoh LAfosbHt TO
COLD Price 30 cen per bottle.
Enied aceordiKS Of Cougress In the dks O1oe NJ M
Dsr Court fes EastrTH D4sriet Of fpsHd by boph
co, Richssad. ia-5O cents sst
READ THE FOLLOWING
Come sore get pamphlet and read certificates
OF performed by the Turf Oh certificates Of truth OF
respectable and respected ei1cn aud other
whom refer and Doubt is value ~
medicine OF IL l. worth pound a any
other Try II aud you VI. be satisfied Of what
TRUE TuRF on--Read the following and come to oul
store viii toll you of many others wAu have been
cured
RfcuNoSp5 Nov Il. 1871.
sssys 4Co-Genticmon used portion ni bottln
OF your Turf on which you rery kindly presented with,
aud pleasure saying that found enrcua la
moving kin for which had been practsnl
upon years without receiving tho
l ndod a friend IT mine, who
annoy by similar eruption Of
he med short time that from the
OF bottle he had been entirely cured
Respectfully, l.. NJ ILFTWlcH
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- r~-s rGsE NNW WORK. n VIRGINIA
..a.rs AN SHIP CO In consequence ot the with
dewal of tho "JAMESTpWN y" tor repairs, Ac.
the ROANOKE viii New York every saturday evening,
and ty Point Wednesday morning at O'Clock. los-
scaBc' leaving Iyuchlug, by the South Side Railroad
fuesdS morning viii connect next morning with the toanoNe
At City POINT LEE y JOHNSON,
Agents for N. Y. ~ Va steamship Co
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These vessels Of the first class built expressly Ter this
and have superior accommodations passengers
They commanded by experienced Captains, well quail
fled Tor the trade and Wo will sae eNcrtion
MEDIATE
They will be tewed mp and down the river by aud
may h" reiird sail promptly advertised Merchants
going North ordering goods from boston. will find
thor ship by this line is tue only regular line
aud freight Will always be taken low any
every effort viii be made hy the agents in Richmond
aud Boston 10 give satisfaction.
We respectfully ask and hope to succ obtaining fan
share
vessel, vii lie in Richmond Dock,
a Royyv~ Wharf
DAVID Nm q RRIE, Richmond ,,,.
ALLEN \ WELTCIti Boston. -NsN''s
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Sp9EsEERN ssasON.-1O sthds. prime sia5t
v ders at low rates THUS. BRANCIiA SONS
-.
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ed To furnish Hays the usual Ran Road charge to such
their eonsign their Wheat, Corn Sc 10
them for sale III nsu sell portion 10 reduce stock.
aug tJdu ANDERSON ADAMS a co.
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DhONNAss a JOHNSTON. Grocer aud on,
~ MISSION MERCHANTS PL1nssEgKe, Va.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-11-13
Protective Tariff.


However politicians who have the cohe-
sion OF party 70 preserve may labor 10 sup
press TINS issue, j, is bouulto be vital one
unit! Congress shall approach il literally
and judiciousi5, Free labor cannot always.
De subjugated. It may DO deceived and
nlisled, aA il has been before, BY astful
frauds aad specious devices, but whenever
the day comes for it to >pealsiii' its might
and majesty, the demagosues :sho have hert-
tofore relied upon that source of ssfength,
viii awaken to reality for which they are
now little prepared. Tie time is fast APP
preoching when that issue must be plescn-
ted TO the people, and we are ready to dis
charge our duty TO the principle, caring
nething for he party uane that may adont
it. We desire tosee our great industrial
pursuits placed upon secure foundation
We desire to sec these revulsions, which are
periodically forced upon the country by
fulse policy, agerted we desire TO have our
Epid ahu SILVER fetatncd at BOuie- 70 guy
American fabrics, and to enlarge the rclla-
ble basis of American currency we desire
10 see our mechanics and aborng men as
snrea, from year to year, of sufficient en-
ployment and ample reward and we desire
to see the growth of this country healthfal-
Is measured by lis productive Industry. All
these results can be attained surely and
successfully, without 'letriu,ebt 10 any sec
ton, aud with advantage to the Whole
Union, by adopting ;he plain policy Of IA
moderate tariff, framed to secure abundant
revenue for liberal administration of The
government, and, at the same time, o limit
our inportaiiens by our reasonable wants.
10 this issue we stand pledged, and we pre-
fer it 10 all forms OF political agitation, a>
one intended to promote the welfare of the
country, aud the harmony of all its varied
interests.-.E'rie Gazette.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-11-13

are OF the opinisn that it belonged to s.the
Legislature, aud not TO the Guvernor,'to
judge of the .elee4ion returns and qualifica-
itons' of lis members =
Here, in Washington, no fact is more no.
torious than that the Democratic politicians
received the news Of Gov. Walker decision
in the matter of the Oxford precinct, as the
deaih-knel of all their hopes. During the
'stacsaty four hours" referred to by the Star,
they showefed upon his head every species
Of imrrecation their ingenuity could suggest
and they ure by no mems destitute of nge-
nuity in that particular
The plan of the Administration seemed
to be perfectly sure of success. They had,
according to the Hsarld man, especially
iHstructed' Gov. Walker to ''receire fhr
rtturns," J" be they what they might. Know
lnsfthc character Of the Border Rufian Of
6cials who had the management of those
''returns," they never, for one moment,
feared that the Republicans could carry the
Legislature. Hence, although perceiving
that Republican success in Kansas would
dissolve The whole Black Democratic COM
tihatiou, they felt hot one single apprehen-
sion until this decision of Gov. Walker
care lpon them like clap of thunder.
What object is it now which these politi-
eians will hold up to the slaveholding in-
terest, so as to continue the Southern una
niinity which brought them into power, and,
failing which, they must go down never to
rise again !-Hashihgt ton Republic.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-11-13
JeuN VI. SULLIVAN
Depuly Secretary Of The Commoarsa
GEN. WILLIAM WALKFR.
By the GUvernoF

The assurance that PresideHt BuchaGan
is reported to have sent to European govern
ments, to the effect that the United States
would not .perait any violation of neutrality
laws, or aay Interference by our citizens with
the affairs of other aud weaker nations, is one
that he will have no difficulty in addering TO.
There never was amorc unfortunate time for
flibuster schemes Than the present. The
money panic has dne one good thing: it has
deprived the worthless adventurers and des-
peradoes of the means Of procuring friends
for their nefarions L iausactlons. Gen. Walk
er's grand scheme bra new invasion of Mic
aragua, by an army recruited in the South
ern States, is crushed. Northern specuIa-
tors and enthusiast have no cash to spare
for such enterprises ard We fancy very little
money can be gathded together at the South
for Nicaragua or ant orher country.
1t is, nevertheless amusing to hear the
bluster of Gen. Walker, who writes to Che
Secretary of War a later of vlrtuous indignA-
ton, declaring thatle, as an oficer Of Near
aqua, is no: going I'd violate the. laws of the
United States, while donj1ying the hospitali-
ties Of the citizens. It is most Convenient
nationality that Walker enjoys. At one tine
he is u citizen Of tie Unitel States and
receives the protgetin of the AmeFlcan
Navy when driven from Nicaragua. At
another time he travis over the United
States recruiting American citizens and
then calls himself al officer of Nicaragua.
In Nicaragua he isa citizen of the United |
States in the Unitd States he is citizen
Of Nicaragua Trul most excellent cos
mopolitan spirit has icneral William Walk
er. His allegiance light, easy trans
ferrable obligation, mich he shifts from one
side 10 the Other as suits bis convenience. |
He adapts his movement, too, to the emer-
gencies of the times and now he pretends
that he has abandona his military organi-
zation, and THAT his scruits are earelled as
emigrants. We prdpme that, if he can
ever raise the funds, ,le will provide these
enigrants with such seful agricultural and
mechanical impleinets as rifles, rcvolvers
and bowie-knives. VI trust that the Presi-
dent, in spite of the Flignant letter of this
blusterer, will keep sharp lookout upon
him. 1t will be vef easy, in times like
these, to keep filibusrs in order.-Phiia.
Bulletin.