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New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01
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III OLNES 4 FOSTERs DIRECT AID
- OUSLE-ACTIsG STEiM-PUIP sai FIRE-Es
Oint-fhsI- Pumps a. other steam Pcmp. n
Use tcr R4.1s Ns'er St7 Mossses and PsPer PGP fs7
Ing Selsrs A01z aass &c Csr y pa. IA It1a BY any
person wrncg. sook l. H. has o.r.c sai coasel -ny
W. saIt ci Cep ppt They now IA oper..ioa
svefs- s.sErtips. Hctsis Nasisc:oss, Disti;rrs Ae
PesolI sesg L. ps taa be s1rpasst -et
% ca and tKI1ia- teso- Pllct>tls essE Tas
lASscte:I Eo. IT'S al III lst-st, WisG sbargt,
tas -Eai ! YetJ g. seven sIlps Rsgs b-sl n.i.
.3inl IA en- ~ PlJ ltons sg.ast
veo-ls ril5 Pumps iafr,.gs Pa,1,,
81. b ptcsH,rJ p-cs-0--ec
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01
PROTTSTANr BOARDING sod

j FAY SCHOOL fos YOUNG LADIrs No s. W~i tst
s.-rs LEV EGETT viii Ieorsn het ScaNo 's tae eatios
ysL;ss,. OF tholul-s sTstasic coUs- OF r,ss
toa GO i sasd waa .very facility oE tae s'u1Y sra
IN :. ,hr Fuch Lazy sse Srecis c,ssssI VIZ BE- forced
sudt- t,s eir,e tou Of rofsrs tor ySlrS .ies
v no .e to plrslc EpSsa aud Feach te .'es s2. tsn
e e.ue,, col,,e Of ssdy An,t-d br Il yoau; sNSh
ss.y,d 1to tie y ali IT, privileges os aone ~
ca,ted Application msy BE- r.sle 10 Ms IL p'"'sV S'tT
fass-r .tt he aioyss al
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01
Cbartss for Business Aler.

DARTSER WANrED-With q cssh capital OF
s2o9 ir vses;stiss.i -sress. cePsss OF e~'ns en
.-,s t. ore iueteed il the g-.e-s reform Temr1 o.
tt eay t, t1rsst vord b clae beth p asai - pon
he He stdre.si = PROGRESS a. :hs Ifelre ohee VII
k..- rd.G.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01
Cost anh founa.
Boaro arb Rooms.
GUNNER Retreats

DEST COUNTRY BOARD. Elegant suites oi
I'D ROOMS sufficient sccomnojse rxty persons esa oe ns'
A. the residence Of FOWLER nea New HAN eufsn coca
bin,uz n u1risei te1ey a5la lance o s, aud sooS
yur Y.,y Of b7 Bcs RAloso. %. plsI sad vsT
tou,s terms 4c s. coo hSOt rs No 10 Merchants
Fxebsu:s Walt, NO. = Ami:yst, OF no % otoAiNE
COCNTRY BOARD can be had at Chyersck,
OCSrmb, Co n Y three m!es from Hudson City. Bald
- ,s law ard pleasantly locs.ei Commanding one Of tas
sas,, yi,v, 10 the vosd Fsr' - to % Per weef ads"
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01
% Ubom it nlan Concern.

NAC IlON.-1he Public are cautioned Lot to
~ trade Tor NOTES, zig ed by me, pysbe 10 John
Norl o. Com secured BY uorgsgs pOpsftY in
this city. They sya bin sgeui spcciI purpose
which "a Il, ed end without cCLs,iersti.n.
Nsssi- g.,a CEy. d C. Als q, 1851 JOHN ~ McCALLA.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-01

AIRS. COUTAN's FRENCH aud ENGLISH
wi BOARDING a-a DAY SCHOOL for YOt 40 LADIES,
wiz reopen WEDNESDAY, Sept is, a. No. 80 s,1ss.
cotns OF st
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-06

SxuooLlso ExrRAoRDrsAnY--A. lady Who lsisl
this port for Europe some months eince quito allen
der and graceful in stature, returned Q few days
ago upon packet ship. having seemingly impfo-
we'd wonderfully In health and rotandity 81 f6en.
lIor friends who saw her ~ shs oeme, from the,
ship hardly recognized in tho hale haaxty locking
woman who stood before them, tbS dslicass lqok-
ing psrson who bads thsm good " In the spring
But If they wondered st hsS ineesass in she upoa
her arrival how much moro did thsls, snsrslse ~
crease whom tho lady. on the following AZ. aP-
poarsd upon the street with the SAME identical dt
msnsions as in days gone BY Tho men staRsd,
the children opened their eyes. and the Old wo-
men shook their heads mysteriaasly and mum
bled to themselves that there s,mpthinS- must -,
wrong.
A rumor finally leaked out and has since bssn
confirmed that the lady in question Was frmly ~.
cd and padded with fne laces and other articles o4
French embroidery, which Uncle Sam has seen q
u place upon the tariff list at high figure. We
learned that some Of tho trunks of the party wsre
intercepted by the Custombouye o6icsrs, and upon
bcng orsnsd apparently obtained nothing ave or
dinary wearing apparel, but upon closer invesei-
CATION the linings Of tho dresses, double skistc,
and aounces had large quantities ofasticles slowed
away, the duties upon which amount to nice NJ
tic sum.-N. O. Delta. ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-06

XXyEED'S PATENT AZ WINK
w rhs is the most reliable sl:wING MACHINE ever
offered Market both in the quality "f is work Its du.
Than thai Of any other Machine while works with
the finest silk or tho heaviest cloth or l"a.ro ON rihr ni
evenly laid much finer than ordinary hand work while
both sides of the cloth are stitched alike r,ane oeany
elegant hand work II rtry gets out q" working or
requires repairing and simple that an operator can
Eerforn all ordinary ps on ~ M,nc mn % p. oonssrnt
Families ali kinds Of Manua. turing Coters Taiors
and Saddle Muufarnres will fad IA" Machine
that work rapid and substantial manner aud
nueh SEWN. will this Machine rarticul"y adapted I"
their wants besides labor enough 'ew nonha to
pay Taos viii hnd great saving b! n-ng this Sew'
WORK that does net rip easily aud that looks ner ihsn
work. boot and sine nnnc'urers can ave Thou
sands Dollars u,ins this Macre while for
work ather by this Machine is better than
l.. done In any other way. -
purchased your Uteds Io'srt Sr"9 Machine we intend
wholly family hut rs was recommended 10 sew
c Harness and Carriage Trimming and
many nsghbos testify to the superiority OF
work done In ' way, Dot, ~ c % NJ n % .sc nn. @
bor enough pay cost One OF our neghbors who has
large plantation says worth the wages of bis two best
hands in tho time il saves n,king clothes the Ev
cry sold in this vicinity has given the great
satisfaction and several intend to order Machines from
Extract from letter written by gentleman owning
plantation vew Orleans Your two He'|s Pa'0t $40
Machne ha been in almost constant use since bought
them and with he best of practical results IN ess man rer
for each hundred and ten plantation hasds
and find the tne saved In using them ono season he's more
than paid their cost
Another Plan cr says used epoy three forr hands
WefT. Paqnt Se;ng Afachjr ore sewing
plantation while my ~fs use. it f making nearly
for i,Se f every tfree months.
We wish ali DO need a Machine examine these they
sinlpest basi fol- Family Plantation or any
9th me- where sti''hf i required Pr'e OF Gta' f'h"
''-"F WHITNEY & LYON, Prorr.e,or,
3i5 Broadway, New York.
~ Sold by A. s. ENGIEDoVE, dealer in Fancy toois,
Bonn.,s &c Lynchhury. Va mar a'is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-06
TIL. CLIO Il r.,
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ing follow joint Resolution passed by Congress tho 9th
Joint HEsoLUTIoN provi ling for distribution Of the
Laws Of Congress and the Debates thereon.
With view the cheap circulation of the Laws Of Con
gress and the Debates contributing the Interpretation
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Re BY tk- &sas and House Of Rrre.entara Of M
Uaited Of Consress ass1nbied That from and
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TERMS
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oud roach me n carly tho hrt week of
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-06
NEW BOOK! NEW BOOK!
rk atohes and Recollections Of fLynchburg,
M TnE OL DEsT lNHABlTANT.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR

PAYNE Il CHRIS TIAN.
aept27-ts neR. .na O.1- coPy
HyUE HEAT AND THK CHEAPkHT.-sI1.
II VERTHORN q OllFT wish to say to those persons
Tho src familiar the columns Of the pgNtan that they
nave lust added their A,ock supply OF
from The Il max rs h ihr Union. IL
Gentlemen, viz: =.
Gross pins and Gold Stone Pins.
sleeve Buttnns, Collar Buttons and Studs.
Seal Ringa, Plain Rings Fob Buckles,
Fine Vest fhaias. Vest Hooks, Seals aud Keys,
For Ladies the tollowmg viz:
Jett Gross Irns and Ear Rings, very nice,
(}old Nsrkt haiis with gpd Crosses attached
Jett Necklaces OF superior quality aud rare style,
Gold Thmhles and Shields. a..
Ccysi Necklaces and Cruasea
TIE above rood are al very Ans and win be sold at res
They are looking for small profits and quick sales Now
the time 70 buy. =.
T. DAVIS L Co. fnov 6dta--Rep copy Hon Tnrrs.
GOOTOW W0l6KRY--Ws havetn seese anA
- sor sals,yssy apsi~ old SCOTCH wHiSnnx nx.-pSrUr
Dev0AAl , :. as-4 20 LEs''soh"ov" W.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-06
n. GUGGENHEIN1ER

XNouLD respectfully call the attention o his friends aud
w the public his large and well selected stock OF Dry
Goods Hoos Shoes Ac Particular attention has been paid
Goods OF every description and quality
Ladies silks bo surpli,d wn lack conred
- 81 10 ysr-bs stock of Mrrnocs. Mous
lin Apaccas Sc unsurpassed ~ TO price ani quality
The largest stock at Cloakr Shaw &c, (sume hneI
ever brought this he found hcfrw choice
selection of Shoes-which upon oNr"""' ~ tr,,n"
cheap Also a superior Cloths, Cassherra &cw'na
good heavy Wooens Tor arm hands blankets &c
BUYERS invited TO give my stock an examination
-Country Merchants will o well to give rsl before
going North N NGt6HENhElMEh
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-06
LYNCHBURG COLLEGE.

usy =.
gnlHE fourth annual session this Institution Ill commence
Il ON the 18th September.
The 10, alton one of the lealt s' and ms ccsstle Ia
tho entire s"un; aud the study h"ti Classical and
Scientific. equal 10 ,la' of the bast Am Tican colleges
der The T. Blankcuship graduate i the Vir
gina Military Institute aud more recently connected with tho
United States Coast Survey.
The scvef" professors have exclusive charge Of the
Grammar school yopng will be thoroughly pre-
FAC p.TY.
RoBERT l.. BEoCKLTT. irtsidti Professor Of Sau'
L,cuNoos @ Marnrws. A. NJ, Professor Of Latin and
II caasIt A. r., Professor "f 'hc crcct language AMI
H,ASKESsnrr Professor of Msthcmaii sand Insirue
tor Rev @ WV WALKER Professor OF Moral and Mental Sci.
W., G ,I,sb Professor of Constitutional Law
D. LANGHoKhh, NJ D., Professor Of ANATOMY aud Phys
Gr,ssrrr ApoLrno sARro Ill d, Professor of Modern
Languages ,n,,,,s,s
Board SO per week; washing 81 % per month; fuel and
ishts SO term Tuition Sp in ilo Grammar School and
$50 in the Goleeate nssr, for h ,es,iom o Oh
tanned by addressing the President aug ats
S,uNtsER'S SEWING MiCNaNGs.-s;rrns
- s always the most conclusive proof o great men
there ahnrsevng machine before the
ubc conparsblet Singers sewns Maenes After cs'nh
exhibited the Ex position nvorsee IN France where
they carried of the hg prsi"n ana great ha""'"eo
In every branch OF industry IN winch sewing 70 he done
machines be used with mmcnsc profit As the speed
of the Railway train t" travelling on loot SO Is sewing WIN
Singers Machines compared with hand sewing No tailor,
dressmaker carriage trimmer sder batter &C.
c ahould be without The fair profit OF nsng OF
these machines regularly employed One Thousand Dollars
year. private families there is much sewing to
In, done the assistance Planters
hotel keepers find them particularly convenient and prof
table These simple IN ther construction and
very strong durable be:g the only KIND OF Sewing Ma
chine made hy which sort OF work coarse or fine
could perfectly Thousandso inferior and worth
less been made and sold under vaious
but Singers Machines alone have been found every
where satisfy the wants Of tho public
Plain printed instructions for using ere sent with each ma
chine which readily acquire the art OF man
aging em The machines a k@ securely 10 go t. any
part the world To all persons desiug more particular in
formation will application by letter at ither OF our Of
fees forward copy of NJ. Singer 20 Gazette papsi
wholly devoted to the Sewing Ma,1 lat. Ieht ~
|. NJ. SINGER & CO,
Principal Office, No aa3 broadway, New York
BRANCH HOFYiCEsNo A. Hanover St. BOSTON, M u Chap
el ST. New Haven c.. Govervle n vi n" T4 broad st,
Newark No l42 Chestnut ST.. Phila1e!phii; No uo
Baltimore ST. baltimore; No - Wns'minEer St. Providence
R. Fast 18th ST. Cincinnati; No 60 North 4tl ST. ~
Louis No. 81 ST. Charles ST. Now Orleans No 70 Dauphin
a, Mobe idcc 2J-d&ets
NLOC X -! CLOCKS! CLOCKs:!!-Ino
hal hMnnrcd GIOCkk.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-06

MOUNTAIN COAL!!-Wr beg lenvc 10 call
IVu the attention OF the citizens OF Lynchburg 10 All attic e
COAL which raising from the celebrated Goa, ban s
of Mr.. JEREMIAH KYLE of Montgomery County.
coal been tried by of the citizens of Lyme
burg, and in every instance given satisfaction
Price for No. Lump
We will article Of this Coal sGita
bic burning Stoves which will sell at 70 cents
bushe Call aud see 1t!
To- Always on hand large stock
BY permission refer 10 the following gentlemen
CIV BUTTON. GEo. NJ. RuCkEK,
N h. THURMAN. W. w. MosDY,
LEE. JOHNSON q Co.
CHRISTIANS, WHALING & MONTAGUE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-06

CRRn WHRAT.-B have In store 800 Auseets
pure blue stem white Wheat, which Will seii N parcels
70 suit Farmers who may desire superior aIssse.,
septl7io AAbhoSE b. hVVAf"''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-06

D. U
n GOOD PICTURESJ
"f well done, when Ills done:
Then 1t wen done quickly "-Shakspcar.
So II you wish Il ca done n a superior
You'll find 1t quickly done, and vel done by TANHEH-
N s. TANNER a. co,
Main Street, doors from Bridge Street.
Lynchburg, Va
Laiies and Gentlemen cordially invited TO FOR
TRAIT GALLERY, containing specimens Of Photographs
Ambrotypes Melainotypes &c, ~" -
Also, the beautiful PAT ENT LEA THEIR PICTCREv hirh
is for sending by mail
all kinds Of weather and encoscd in b au
ful cases, the very low prices from ~ cents 10 su
new ana Of Cases. Gold ockets Me
daions Locke Rings Breaspins Keys Seals &c. III great
variety just received.
A fresh supply OF the best Material In the country
,Don't forget to call l'et Hts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-06

M. q X ~! GLOCKS!! CLOGKs:!!-Tno
" subscriber has Just received ono hundred CLCCks
attention Of his friends community large Please call
aud examine, and you will find the prices 10 suit -
Rep copy. lie l2tsl JAMES DNWI ~
FHURE FRENCH BRANDY, fer Msrdirtnas
use . very superior article Also Juice Pet nev
fpe Madeira Wine, London Porter For sale by 4. -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-06

EREAT REDUCTION OF CHA RIG En ON
u THE CANAI-THE HIGHEST RATE of FREIGHT
ON GENERAL MERCHANDlsE ONLY 30 UrS PEN iO
LBS.-ON GROCERIES, CROCkEkY QtEENSHhRE
&C. ONLY25 CTS PER 100 LBS, which includes all expen
from the wharvesa Richmond to Iynchbure Guano
ly g. 55 per ton Of 900 lbs.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore received
WILL In order increase the trade sti more the Cara
put through above low 30 Send
goods the get the quicker and cheaperl ar s
LEE on the Dock,
augl6s Richmond, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-06

A TOUCHING INcIDENr.-A correspondent wri-
ting from Philadelphia TO the Louisville Democrat
relates the following.
Whilst an aged and poorly-clad female was a.
king aims at the corner Of Fosrth and Chestnut
street, snartlooking young sailor passed within
few feet Of her, gazing intently for several acc
onds on her hsssara so: She .PP1I"sonssa hin
hand found its way to his capacious pocket. and
when he drew it out IL was allied with gold and
silver. which he forced her to accept, saying
"There good mother, take this; You may ~ ven
have n as The landsharks. The last cruise naa
out Of New York found me with four hundred DOL
lars on hand; but, as the neighbors told me my
old mother was dead, got on spree WIN sns
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-06

4 OOk 10 YOUR COAl. n WOOD n LIS.
We hryr inst received another supply of the celebrated
Victor AMI Merit COOK STOVES Tor wood aad COAL which
wore so universally admired at tho late Agriculture. and Me-
chan ral Far this place ny hc great SAVING of fuel tho
thickness OF casting their superior hnish and perfect opera
ion In the various of cooking they arknowl
edged h" the best knon We have tted to
Copper Ro'crvc hot water boc, which Is avery great
cnIencc in furnishing hot all tmes without
additional fuel being heated by the smoke pipe and without
interfering " h tho cooking arrangements Of tho si"va
nov 8 dts U y. Hiss e. co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-06
CLOTHING TRADE!
FALL. lS6i

nURING tho past Summer have greatly enlarged and
y improved House, and have large well light
ed and arranged Sales Rooms are 10 be found
city We made these Improvements to meet the
wants constantly asnR trade and beg To advise
WHOLESALE and RETAIL dealers that we ha'eno~ II,
and daily receiving the largest and most desirable stock
Of CLOTHING have exhibited to b." seen IN the
South We have been In the trade In this city
for and having thus obtained full knowledge vi
the of the market and being largely engaged IN
the sale of Clothing than other houe in
the believe offer the tndHfemshs
cass by arrival shall make additions to our stock
of all that AMI fashionable aud purchasers IL at all
times fnd complete Of superior quality CLOTH
lNtt and GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS In store
and Tor sae upon LIBERAL TERMs.
Wholesale and Retail departments distinct and on separate
floors An examination OF stock, prices and med, o do
ing business 10 respectfully solicited. -
KEEN. BALDWIN co,
aug cots lOl Main street. Richmond Va
HNITY MILLS GROUND PLAaTER.-I nn
~ prepared M orders for city ground Plaster al the grim
ILL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-06

MISCELLANEOUS.
z NASH'S TRIAL PIANOS!
H2H Sales Successful.

J KESPONSIBILTTf TN EVERY PAKTICUEAN.
We have for twenty odd becn engaged In the Piano
Forte Business and boon steadily Increasing 10
the present time
WHY ~ THuat
This surely evidence Of tho superiority Of Pianos
We have sold thousands o these Pianos the most prominent
and reliable Virginia. tho Carnas and In the Sout
gnncray aud them the abundant and ntrins
ca,y the best proofs of their merit aud To thcm va are always
glad 10 reer for instance have Instruments Jailed 10
satisfy the demands of Tho most exacna taste
To persons having doubts where tho BEST PIANOS
are to bo purchased we simply say
TAKE ours Wpom Trial"
Then why purchase cling agents concerning whose
responsibility know nothing whose Planes have not un
derEoue this test the SOUTH and wAon such liberal induce
incnis too are offered in Petersburg Virginia, by
H. p NASH,
aup3l.ts Sycamore Street
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-06

COMBKEhO GUAN1: FTOM Tss 1i.t .n..s.;s.. ~. y,
PHOSPHATE Of Lime known world containing 20
cent of Bone Phosphate Of Lime being 50 cnt richer
phnahata of Lime than Dust For SIDE by the subscri
er s lower prices Peruvian 0uano and om
tnonials reeeved superior TO In qualities re
further particulars apply IL W. iANDhhsoN'
mar D.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-07-29

ST.. Louis, July 26 Dispatches
from st. Joseph 22d, per steamer ID. A.
January, state advices from Salt Lake
City to July Sd, have been received.
The Morinons had all returned to the
city and their homes in different parts
of the Territory giaa ,HemeiiBo0
Gen. Johnston passed through the
city with his horses, and encamed thir-
ty miles on the other side. No troops
in the city. tagr = 81 gaa fedw ToV1
The Government officers were duly
installed in their various offices, and
were preparing for the proper discharge
of their duties. aa - Ilssf..ai.J .zncm1
Brigham Young was anxious to be
tried on the charge of treason, but in
sists that the jury shall consist of Nor
mons only. 3sia1sa Lad sasoildBqaa
All was quiet in the valley. aa.ol
4 Some returned teamsters are circu-
lating report Of rich goldodeposits in
the vicinity of St. Vrain's fort. These
statements do not receive full credit in
the absence of authentic information.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-07-29

-.
~ The Jackson Citizen says Mr..
Truman Case, of Rives, in that county,
has just returned from Iowa, where he
has been to examine the gold mines.
He thinks there is plenty of gold there
BUTT is so mixed with hard clay as to
be impossible to work it without grind
ing it, which won't pay at present. He
thinks it is not advisable to 90 there
yet. The gold is very fine, so much so
that it only yields from one to ten fine
particles of dust, or, it will take on an
average of ten pans of dirt to make
one cent of gold. As he is an old
California miner his opinion is entitled
to credit.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-07-29
REPUBLICAN co. CONVENTION.

The Republicans of -Cass County are requested
to meet, by Delegates, at the Court House, in
Cassapolis, on SATURDAY THE 14TH Day OF AUGUST
next at one O'Clock, P. NJ, for the purpose of ap-
pointing Delegates to attend the Republican State
Convention, at Detroit, the 18th of August
next; and also to appoint Delegates to attend the
Congressional Convention of the Second Congress
sional District, when called.
By order of the County Committee,
e|ilP afAi ANDREW j. SMITH, Chm
July 18th, 1853 +i1 @ a
P. S.-Hon. HENRY WALDRON is invited and
expected to be present and address the meeting.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1858-07-29
Mr.. STURGEON CoMINe, TO AMER,c

Mr.. STURGEON COMING TO AMERICA.
The London Globe says: "The
Rev. MIR. Spurgeon preached in the
open air at old Sarum last week, and
stated that he would no longer preach
in the Music Hall or the Surrey Gar
dens. The reverend gentleman also
stated that if he failed in getting funds
for his new tabernacle it was probable
that he would leave this country for
America or Australia ~
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FEMALE MINISTERIAL the recent
annual session of the Ontario Associa-
ton of Universalists, Mrs. Lydia A.
jenkins received a letter of fellowship
as preacher of the gospel. Her hus-
band is also minister. This is sup
posed to be the first female who ever
received aletter of fellowship from any
ecclesiastical body. Rev. Antoinette
Brown was only ordained by her con-
gregation. @ ,eatst