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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-05

~ ~ at w loiesaie, 10y iEN EASON " EDDElI y,bo
nav no" IA Store" superb STOCK bbraoing ,tr,n
nsh ana Ah"rl'"h "bres al 81 winch ueca sc.c,
with great alton Dy one OF lie INN, n, ,n @
low est cash prices. - " " -
NOR" inviting Stock for the wanh OF the North t,rs
ana Virginia trade cx nbt.I North an Aui,tl
fdncna and Responsible are invite, 10 pv. on,
and prices. NJ II A -, Stca,,to,.' - o. 'e'
''''t,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-05

VrNScs Of Ie trst CLASS bnt expressly Tor TINS
trav and have superior accommodations passengers
They are commanded by experienced Captains we'll quail
fled n tho radc. and Nho viii spare eNertion
mu,ate
lb} viii be flowed up and down the river by steam. aud
may tr relied on Ia sail promptly advertised Merchants
Nerth ordering goods from Boston. will find
her interest 10 ship by tins line It is the only regular line
and freight VIII always hr takou low hv other
selS nad every orf will be uade by the agents Richmond
and Basfpn ia give satisfaction
We respectfully ask aud hope - succ obtaining full
share nj patronage
The vessels viii lie in Richmond the Dock and Bos
ton At RoNcS " hart
DAVID WM CuRRIE, Richmond AGENTS
ALLEN & WELrCH Boston, -ee"''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-05

u WILLIAMS 4 son have just received fall assuf
nent Of the ahove Watches Ia fine IL karat Hunting Cases
aud beautiful dnAisns-slfo tne assortment
Johnsons " aiches,
! Iolds
Tobias
DAVID Tayior's
all Of which viii be sold very reasonable terms thu sign
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-05

of the Iagie Zap JBts
DEAkIS.-Dhe Ladies' can and at ,. w.t.
u IiAMs & ms the finest anI beautiful OF
Pearl complete" ocroi In this Together with
some sets very fine Roman Mosaic aud Pearl
Pearl Coral 40 Of the most beautiful description Also
hnr Mourning aud Second Mourning latest
style which they have just opened aud would he glad show
To- the lovere Of fhc bea tul Cali lie need
nice lot 81 Silver Gobleta Mugs Mustard Cups Salt
Stands Napkin Rings Spoons OF every description Chdrcns
Toys, &c, Just received, and which they oer cheap
NEW PLATED wARE.-(nIl nt . WILL
~ LlAMs son aud a lot o Plated Ware nst re.
ecived Ina l2ts
kpIAIED sGRA w lsEKRN BOWD> some
. thing nice aud entirely new at
ma l2n J. WILLIAMS q SONS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-05

MDAD Va, prepared to make lt"rai advances
eonsieumcnt- ot MANufAcruHkD AND LEAF TOBACCO and
produce generally to the address OF tho friends Messrs
Brnnuucl Ruystrrs, No. g3 Water street New York
shipments @ MesSrs Brummcl Registers. through
house. viii b. forwarded free of charge
A l.. ROYSTER,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-05
PETERSBURG Dy1kTisIA,.nI.
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Il MISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS ~"
DEALERS IN GUAkD AND AtIKICI III#bAi MI
MEN is, PtfEkshthe NA--ir"dnt, culs. ulucIt ,,,rI
to John NJ. Otey, Dr Janus Saunders san, Al,r
Rueker, LA ehhurg; Thomas " aliao Hon Jon r Ma,
McIwain. ~. +. Joynes, prters Uut. " afw - a"
dae, iiaxhll q Co, ldthmchd THOMAS bI.AN, n
"a u Blt.AAt 4,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-24

A cursory review of history affords Us nothing
like the San Francisco Vigilance Com nittee. The
last mail from California brings to Us 80 Address
which may be regarded substantially as the sbdics-
tsn Of its authority. II surrerdes with grace
quite sermane to its original PretensOn' In its
manifesto, without abandoning its vigorous and at
the sane time quiet grasp upon Illicit authority it
pays tribute to the Law and the Constitution; and
DEGREES that il will hang moro thieves and muir
derers, if only the regularly constituted Judicial
authorities will perform the necessary stranguston
And the gentlemen of the Executive Committee
appear to have arrived at the conclusion that here
after il will be safe to allow Juries to convict aud
Judges to sentence. Petty larcenous persons will
have no more chance; the Surglariously disposed
will be packed of TO that State Prison which cost
so much money; the Judges have grown suddenly
honest, ard the Jurors model, Of incoruPtbilIty;
and so the Vigilance Committee, having done ito
work, retres. We cannot permit il to retire with
cut paying to il a certain NEED Of respect. VITA
out pretending to vIndieste We may say something
in excavation Of its usurpatiora
And, frat, Of those usurpstious. Anytains more
equitable can hardly be discovered in he worlds
annals. Tie formation Of the fr't CeuIstsse Wa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-24

otten; bit Der people It barge, ssriculsurit by
calling ard necsssity. chsri'h above oil the ques
delights Ct the domestic hearth, without beirs indi
vidusIly ambitious or dazzled by military glory {"
are the French, or ready to become mereeoaris' fr
whoever hires them. a. are the Germans-Gernaay
having been tho hive Of msrcsnaries for vhsseVer
Offset during the whole history of post Roman Eu-
rope. The ambition Of rulers, rather than the IN
ward nstiond impulse, has dragged tho Ru''an'
into European broiis Alexander II. seems at least
decided not to sacrifice to the god Of War.
In country ike our own, it is not nece''ary to
enumerate the multform blessings which arse
when hundreds Of thousands of able bodied mon
devote their skill, energy and labor to pacific pur-
suits, instead Of iosipg them in wars labyrinth,
and from becoming destroyers Of society, changed
into its benef csnt agents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-24

i, 20 ssy, stter the 2I,t of Dscsmser and without
waiting for any approval Of the Constitution By
Congress. or admission of Kansas into the Uoios,
this bogus Constitution is TO take effect aud be 10
"force" and general election for officers usder 1t
ia 10 he held on the FIRST Mondsy in Jsnusry, from
which time the salaries If the Governor and Lieu
ten,pt Governor are 10 commence at a rate pro-
yided for in the schedule II 10 true that these
State officers are not 10 assume office, nor 10 the
State Legislature to meet till after the admission OF
the State Of Kansss a. one Of the Independent ard
sovereign States Of the Union. But in the mean
time the authority of the Territorial Legislature is
totally Suspended, in place Of which is established
Provisional Government, consisting OF the bogus
Terrt rial officers now in Office. BY this provison
not merely the Territorial Legislature but tie peo-
pie themselves are prevented from proceeding to
any new appointment, or elections, it being pro.
vided BY the sixth section Of the schedule that all
"oficers, civil or mill xry holding their Offices under
"ihe authority Of the Territory Of Kansas shall con-
tinue to hsld and exerci,e their respective Offices
d" till they shsl be superseded by the authority Of
{" the State" In like manner the Territorisl Leg
islsture is restrained from the enactment of any
new laws or the repeal of any old ones BY the sec
end section Of the schedule, which provides that
&" all laws now in force in the Territory of Kansas,
"w which are not repugnant to this Constitution
"shal continue and be Of force until altered,
"amended or repealed by Legislature assembled
.'by the provisions of this Constitution.
The result, then, il, that this bogus Consultation,
without having been submitted TO the ratification Of
tie people, Or withou. waiting for any approval by
Congress, is to take effect and b. in force upon the
sole authority of the Convention alone, from and
after the 2lst Of December, and until Congress may
see fit to admit Kansss into the Union. The poo
pie are TO live under provisional officers and pro-
visioDsl code, without any power on their part to
hold new elections, to make new laws, or 10 any
way to modify the bogus regime formerly es-
tablished over them by force, and which this bogus
Convention has undertaken to perpetuate until
such time 90 Kansas may be admitted iuto the
Union. That admission may be deferred for
months and even for years; but until it takes place
THE schedule undertakes TO continue things just as
they are-tbst is to perpesuste the Border Ruffian
rule which has existed in Kansas ever since the
frat Territorial election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-24

, .,e,u.ioo v;thou. tie sacessss Of revolution.
We think We may soy shst in oil 'hs records Of
popular upri,prs, nothing can b. foundso easnense
il. Here were men d, serting their daily AND most
profitable ayccations-riskins their own hve' ana
berty-aOutipg to their very faces the Legally con-
,tituted Judicial autf orities-iguorirg sne S's'o
juri.dicton-.pendiDe their personal money itee'y'
since the public expenditure brought no requin-
determined that, at all hszards, there should % Nd
more nirerable msrsuding aud numbering IN Saa
Frarcisco. The immensely fragrant must swing
the suspicious and disreputable may give Veg Dali
"But hereafter" said this Vigilance COMMITTEE
"we will not live in this perpetual condition Of
alarm. Hereafter, the bread shall not be stolen
[" from The very lips Of our dearest. Juise' are
fslse-Juries are venal. emo scOundrel, however
"scoundrely, but goes unwhipped Of justice. On
",he other hand, be whips US, who strive TO DO
{" honest. Ergo, if We catch him puiloinins or
" numbering. We shall be under the necessity OF
:. reouiripe him TO walk out Of this upper-'tory
" door of q warehouse, with now hempen erava1,
1" BY Us for him especially devised and twisted AZ
for the minor sinners, let them, in the devils
" name. depart, under pain Of capital execution II
" they return"
A notable resolution, suggestive, undoubtedly OF
anarchy, and easily to be proved illegal oy sae
smallest reference to the smallest law library IN
this country. Very terrible, no doubt, to the ad-
veuturous gentlemen who were compelled to walk
out Of the elevated doors. Positively inconvsuient
70 the hard workers at private pockets Quite dis
sustirg to the burglars. A perfect misery to tho
uurdersr.. general bursting up ef specushon'
not upon good terms with the statutes. Honesty
10 be observed, upon pain Of dancing upon noshins'
Very bad
tie due to these Vigilance Committees, both tho
First and the Second to ssy that in no one instance
have we discovered any abuse OF their autnoriv'
nor any attempt to employ their power for PnVAse
ends. We cannot learn that either Of them have
hung any person whe did not, as human opinion
goes richly deserve hanging. The people ban'
isbed were Just the people to be banished; and 1t 10
only to be objected that no one has right TO Oh
trude bis personal nuiiances upon his neisheors'
The gentlemen who, for the sake of social order,
cheerfuly submitted themselves to the chance ofin.
dictment, sentence and execution, must have taken
very wide, and We fear that we must add, very
wise views of public responsibility. No more than
revolutions are Vigilance Committees to be recon-
mended But, as necessity knows no law, We DO
not propose to prescribe laws for necessity.
And yet all of US will be pleased 10 learn that tho
police condition Of California authorizes the virtual
di,bardiDg Of the Vigilance Committee. Law 10
certainly better than anarchy, whenever anarchy is
not the better law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-24

The hostility aud opposition to the English d.
vorce BIZ seems, on the part at iess. Of certain
clersymen and laymen of the Established Church,
tcte as rampant as ever. Notwithstanding the pss-
ssgs of the act, hopes appear to be entertained Of
yet preventing il from going into operation 1t
seem, that the act by its terms is to go into effect
only OF or after the 6rst of January ueIt, and
then BY virtue of an order in council, TO be iisued
for that purpose and petition is now in the course
Of signature, praying the Queen not 70 issue any
such order in council until the act shall have first
been submitted TO Parliament for revision.
The ground Of this petition 10 that the Divorce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-24

There have been terrible itorms upon the West
eru lakes ard rivers. Numerous wrecks are re.
ported. One report, which, however, lacks con-
6rmstion, states that sixteen coal boats, with one
hundred men and $4,000 worth of coal, were lost
last wedserdsy, near Cairo, ILL., A steamer was
burned to the water edge near Napoleon, Ark, on
Saturday. From Fifty to seventy fveliVes were lost
There was terrible gale blowing all yesterday and
Last night, but We have not as yet heard Of any
rious marine dsasters in this vicinity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-24

upon ose side or TIE cthsr 10 be eq1s 10 the task
Of administering State Affairs.
Another great object i, to got everybody to vote
Who csn vote. The peripstehc teachings Of di'sr-
eushed men keep alive tie popular interest in poll.
tics, make the masses thirk, and sh,ue them o1s
Of idly st.ying away frou the polls. The c'ucu'-
meeticg or barbecue at which distinguished can
dida,e 10 preeent will draw msry who would ether
wise keep away. A thorough "ssuuPins" OF New
York this year would probably have drawn out our
reserved stay. sthone forces, aud given Us tbs
State.
30 much for "stuuping." We thiak our sus-
gsstiors in its favor quite equal to The COHrsr's
Ohjectiona
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-24

Some Administration papers have been very in
LecomYton bogus Constitutional Convention of
having ousted the Territorial Government as estab
Ished by the Kansas Nebraska BILL by setting up IN
place Of it Provisional Government of their own.
Yet an examination Of the schedule appended to the
bogus Constitution will prove this charge to be
strictly and literally true. In the 6rst place. it is
10 be remembered that this CONVENTION did not
mset upder any authority from Congress, but
merely under an act of the Territorial Legislature,
which act-eyen if that Legislature had been free
from any objection as 10 the manner of its election
would have been, according to the doctrine main
tanned by Mr.. Buchanan in the Michigan case, a
mere assumption on the part Of the Territorial
Legislature quite destitute of any binding authority
This Convention was, moreover, elected by mere
handful Of voters, hardly exceeding fifteen hundred
In number, and, rs the late Territorial election
proves, acted in defiance of the wishes of very
large majority Of the people.
Thus unsustsined either BY the authority Of Con-
sress or BY popular sentiment this Convention has
undertaken to impose the Constitution it hiss
framed upon the people of the State without giving
them azy option in the matter. AT the election
70 be held on the 2lst Of December, oil whe vote
are obliged by the very act OF voting to indorse and
accept the Consultation. They are at liberty to say
"COpsiituton with Slavery" or Constitution
without Slavery" but they must say Constitution
at any RATS aud what i, more, they may be called
ppOn uEder the fourteenth section Of the schedule
~ hal n H. Qypd M "a - -. 4,
support the Constitution g. il adopted "-equiva.
lent to an unqualified oath to support tho Con.litu-
ton. since whoever votes upon i: at al must vote
to adopt tits adoption beng toIegOae .oacla.
,ioe without any III in toe csse.
BY the seventeenth section Of the schedule, hi,
Constitution shall tsis effect spt be IN force f. m
" az, after i.s ratification b. tao p"a.s." That
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-24

We are authorized to announce that the Hon.
John McKeon. the Hon. Erastus Brooks, the Hon.
james K. Whiting, the Hon. James n. Reynolds,
the Hoe John H. Anthem, James s. Thayer, esq,
VIM. Fl. Fry, esq, Vim. M. Evarts, ESQ.,, and
cthsrs, will address the Peoples Meeting in favor
of Dsuisl F. Tiemsnn for Mayor, at the Academy
OF Music, tonight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-24

Tie Citizen Mayoralty Convention of Boston,
after several unsuccessful meetings, succeeded ye'
tsrdsy in sominsting the Hon Samuel A. Eliot, an
ex-Msyor of the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-24

TBs WEEKLY TRIBUNE OF this week will go to press
tomorrow morning, In consequence Of Thursday being
appointed for Thanksgiving. Advertisements for this
week must therefore be handed in today.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-24
NewWprk DAILY @ribm,re
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER "a, 1857.
TO CORnCsPONDp EMS.


usSsrsss sondins remsnees frequently omit TO mea'
400 too paxns of the Office, very frequently the
oaae Of State, 10 which thsk 10 TO De sent ~
vHys usahon toe name OF tho Psst 1fcs and SAss-
10 rssos esp taken Of anonymous Concentrations WhsA
ever IL Intended for be authenticated by the
address OF the vrternct necessarily fr pu6os'
sou bot % guaranty Of bis good feith
~, o~naos vsdsrt.ks reiectei Comm 1nistens
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-24

Two columns Of troops are to be ordered to Utat
fiom California and Oregon, according to our ad
vices from Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-24

Another cMe of cruelty and unlawful vols'os :.
boud IN American chip h reported IA oar u" "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-24

Ns,sss SAMPSON Low Son Co No. II Lpdgse HILL Lon
don authorized receive subscriptions 20 THE TRIBUNE
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-11-13
LEWISBURG BAKERY.

YNHE subscriber has rented for term OF
years the commodIous rooms first below
klIne's Hotel, where he carries on Baking
Bread, Cake, Tarts, &c. and hopes to be
able to render entire satisfaction and receive
a liberal support. He also offers
COZ FEE ECTION Z RIES
OF every kind and quality, at Wholesale and
Retail ICE CREAM for the public and for
parties, in large or small quantities.
Cash paid for Butter and Eggs.
- Nuts, Toys, Spices, &c. always on hand.
Orders al home or abroad promptly attend
ed 10. SAMUEL HOFFMAN.
Lcwisburg, Ian. 7, 1857
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-11-13
SUNSHINE AFTER RAIN.

left my love i'll England,
IN poverty and in pain;
The tears hung heavy in my eyes,
But hers came down like ram,
l gave her half Of all had,
RepresSed the rising sigh;
For, thinking Of the days TO come,
kept my courage high.
Farewell" said, "if seasons pass.
And sunshine follows rain,
And morning dawns on darkest night,
You'll see me back again"
left my love in England,
And sailed the stormy sea,
To earn my bread by daily toll,
An honest man and free;
] wrought and strove from morn TO night
And saved my little storei
And every summer gave me wealth,
And made the little, more.
At length bought the field ploushed.
The sunshine followed rain;
The morning dawned on heavy night,
And went back again.
sought nv love in England,
And brought her DER the sea;
4 happy man, happy wife,
TO bless my home and me.
My farm is large, my wants are small,
| bid my cares depart
Aud sit beneath my own oak tree,
With proud yet grateful heart.
The children, smiling round the board,
Ne'er ask for bread in vain;
lis balmy morning after night,
'TIS sunshine after rain!
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-11-13
Philadelphia.
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known. ALWAYS READY FOR APPLICATION. adhe-
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M. Marble Glass. For manufacturing Fancy Articles,
Toys etc IT has superior not ony possessing greater
strength than any other trr- but ahcres more quickly,
leaving stain where the parts joiu"l SEvLR FuLs
Within the last thrce upwards OF 2Jpbu bottles
this Justly celebrated LIQUID GLUE have been sold,
and the great yeieucr rh it has proved in every
case, has deservedly secured for It demand which the
manufacturer has found it, at times, difficult 10 meet;
acknoweI by all who have used IT, that its merits ia=
above any similar article offered to the public
~ THIS GLEE is ,'nsirfig cftotsr'sifd-'ISerrs he
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-11-13
REMOVAL.
DR.. KELLING'S

Cancer Institute, for the Treatment OF
Cancers, Tumors, Wens. Ulcers, Scrofula, or
any Growth OF Sore Chronic Diseases gene
rally can be cured Gfcurable) without surgica!
operation or poison. For all particulars write,
state diseases plainly, and encl.Se 25 cts for
advice; Letters must have postage stamp
enclosed to paw answer. Medicine sent any
distance. Address Z l. KEELING. NJ ID,
Mechancsburg Cumberland Co, Pa.
Nechanicsburg is miles from Harrisburg the CIV
Railroad aud accessible from ali parts of the Union.
Old and young. poor and rich ALIVE will do you
good. Rs To those afflicted v no visit prrso
naiy, will send. per mail, receipt Of S5 only kcripe
prepare Medicine with full Directions for DC. State
all particulars. Address rs above 6m670
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-11-13

GOOD RULEs.-When a Reading CIR
gets married, she requires her new hus.
band to send all the editors in the city, o
bottle Of Berks county wine, which they
call up there "Catawba." She makes the
Dutch cake, and sees that it goes along
and then the printers have feast.
The Delaware county girls are more in.
tellcctual, and their rule is better one
They eDjoin upon the happy man who oh.
tains their hand and heart, the necessity
Of subscribing for county paper-and he
does it.
I'VE hope the latter rule will be adopted
in Union Co. Price of the Chronicle 81 80
in advance.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-11-13

The subscriber has just received splendid
collection of Fruit and Ornamental TREES,
from the celebrated Nurseries of EH,ranger d
Barry. Rochester, n. N.Y.-embracing the very
eStvarieties of Apples. Pear, Peaches, ,Plums,
Cherries, Apricots, Nectarines, Grapes, Goose
berries, RaSpbcrrics, Currants, Strawberries
Large Horse Chestnut, European Mountain
Ash, American Mountain Ash, Sugar Maple
for street planting, Ever-hlooming Rose, and
splendid collection of Bulbous and other
Flowering Plants.
Nursery Grounds on the farm of Jas
F. Linn Esq. on the Turnpike, within half a
mile of Lewisburg. All orders addressed TO
HENRY R NOLL, Ast for J.MERRILL LINN,
will receive strict attention. Terms inrdria6iy
C1SH. ILewisburg. Arrl 9. 1857
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-11-13

"When your wife begins to scold, let
her have it out. Put your feet up costly
over the fireplace loll back in your chair;
light one Of your best cigars, and let the
storm rage on say nothing-make no
answer to anything"
Well, little more adrice, if you please.
Having placed yourself in that enviable
position, reflect whether you deserve the
thunder about your years, and if so, Gas
is probably the case,) put your feet
gently down, cease your "lolling," put out
your cigar, kiss your little wife, and en-
deavor to be better husband.