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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-03

Loud may you boast of your telegraph speed
Aud If It's mighty wonders tell
Bnt merit beas her to add,
Ard say how BLISS exuelI1.
GTuGI. THE BALL - ROLLING ON, and
- the excitement low priced Pictures continues
abated the head Of Photographic ART next door
to the Virginia Bank, Main street. Lynchburg, Va
Now favored time Let everybody supply themselves
with I.,kencsses at BLISS GALLERY, which DC
ceiled by equa led but by fo".
[pY1 Pictures from ID CTS to e3j.
aust IL IL. Bi.lsS, Photographs
SMUT MACMlNEs.-W We arr Agents for the
- DAN PEASE,JK,' superior SMtT MACHINES, which
Miers will lind IL greatly their III
terest These machines preference to all others
Any person wishing them do by calling
store
We refer to Messrs Langhono Johns who using
these machines lRBl i SAUNDERS
li-tn
N =. A. d. a. DAUtsUlD, successor. 10 -.
4Vs DlUGuiD n SONS, will keep constantly on hand =
Of all knds OF FURNITURE oi their manu-.
which they will be pleased to the old friends and
patrons o. s. Diuguil Soma. and the puolic General
they also keep constant, gan hand .arse 81 SKIS
metallic BURIAL CASES, OF all also large STOCK
WOODEN CoFtINS, of every description, and will pay
prompt the undertaking business ut all hours
ef2odSr1 ID. 4. Il. A. Dll GulD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-03
SPRING OF 1868.

HAVING JUST RETURNED from she Nor
thern cities and received large stock OF Goods the
public invited to call where they Will
lind useful and desirable articles that be sold
much less than customary prices have agency for
he article oil Silver Plated which nifty
per by purchasing goods arrantcd of
i. VI have also agency Jc~rlry which can fur
uhvsry cheap The la,ia invited 10 call and examine
the shock perhaps have the articles All goods
" III be sold very cheap for cash Bltf AN AkERS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-03

y Ia, thfeU Chemists
~ toitail
pIAE IMAM -nCwh.
uitihi 'uIlis water an ia IRACI
by p'ieui su,enh oi "vaporaon ny which ali
L,"ilus prultltts aud
alter
anna Is Innic'Iiii.iy ready
~ ply scans aud private in
nd.ns and earring
unt I'auInictt t IN "uf Agent j IL. luOMiSoN u CO.
DinRshs Va itl
"
Cuthur''u. '~o,s -. "psa, ',c. Complaints hi"hc III
the trmarA os,n aieier, Gra,e, Chronic Ia
Htu,ttIoiis trhiip.,nI Va" MA uys, III, D. sc
sulI! al t.u Natti treiy ScchIciy pa kcn IN Jokes
t"an- o-' D"ttt 'ath naiv 'lthtf Ny me boA OF
sns, bo.tIe Ani the Mass III Small boxes
j. "A. IIiUAIfrDN co, L.yurhuu's, Va,
y i'm tot the PruprirtOrs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-03

NRW CONCERN.-lhr umse ~ q ' q Y
~ associated themselves together under TIL, and
OF UuDES a. WiNtFlELD Tor tie purpose O condir tux
General Commission arding Ia.u
ad convenient New BRICK Buiidng the Bas,n opposite
Va aud Tenn Railroad Duput, n"A door below hrss
Andersen, Adams Uu, thka method niurnin, hc
tr'un and the pnpiic gnnuraiiy iy
trco,ve and frocucu vi every desrrptou
Reasonable House CITY Ihuy
give then prrs"nai aiiui'n the business
best efforts 10 saiaia, all
a N A. uUDEN.
lo!1h 4. WINFIELD,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-03
l.,Nunnun.. COACH ASDo~u

srAx l.iNGhnI Sas COACH An ID csarK Y,
IN ~ W AGGDN FAC IDRl.-Ihe subs,ii 6aRy4iS-
A'~---AA- y, hh grateful acknow.i
hi vii friends AMI the liberal patron
aud
iC that h1 and hu hopes by
s. 10 busineos 10 eoninance Oi Ia
lie order and Keep hand All Kinds oi
iron ale made Tho and neal
atyiu lie make ori AID NJ have made,
general Assortment III Garages Rockaways and busges
As and hoino Sprius Moving
" and horse stages All vino want good woiA.
Lynchbny1
he doing busncs the cash prurip. expect To
get good work and low pfnc Al no want good aud
meat nigstus give me ,aiL JOAN II. BAll.EA, AsL
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CHESTERFIELD, Jan. L. lsls
INSISTS DOVE & Cp.-laRtiesa.n mad suor t,,r
since OCCASION TO use yVni turt oii la
and lis action being siaiy
writing you regard To- II
large had hno Coli IN static
Bull BulI Ut
gorcd tho Coli ibr shoulder to thv depth
rs and ripped up tho meek about the
caused most trtsutiu wound several
present And rrma~Aod they would sv.
liie, that they thought lik hil
ever detriml.d /. thr Iui uss OF
two small bo,.... nc Il outnuly cured.
Very respectfully
A. e FRIEND
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-03

ONCE Ouih.siAe Railroad Com pany y.
pErEilsBURQ, July ISL loA
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Very Rem ark u bic


AsriS GNohr, lIrnrico, December L. irJ7.
MkssRs DOW y Overwhelmingly hursu pat ~
tho yard Ia front oi the n, Jln,p
fence, ram one end al
nearly penetrating through his nroa, making cash
enough nseit | bot,,c Il l.
OIL anu applied II iIci, E"ui day
two wocks lac Nas cntnu,y .uied.
Respectfully youIs JAMES l.. EGE.
sold by ali serchans throng The STATE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-03

FTo" fWsdfdhS Htth"nf % 81 ioas Ft6 l, lbJU.
d. Aith ,--hout ,lis paragon sreai
IA medicine. lh"y have tut.d daughter
s"f' nIh h'i ami thai
y"a" l"i hi"nor had long vousiy
a,, "a oui
child Was lh.s and ,eJ
her. Asa MUku nlDlI.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-03

t1VnE Troy JR0N AID NAIL FACTORY, e Troy. y
u r. Aase unNnv DBkDkHs IMPROVED HORSE
oHoE NkUHlNnRY vswli s.ccessfai spesaelsu and
psuparsd . sxsesae esas ssr MORSE nd MULE SHOES
q eay Wsiehs asA fasssrx price sss ls above the
psses e aosss ehos lfoA
ia quay Il nssA In these Shoes warranted In
These shoes hsve been approved Of and arc
sw ~ ~ ussa ssa.ss sxelssise - Al
g BY aay Of - praelpa AID
Hass throughout the ceuny These SHOES can os
psryhss hrsash The pracipa HARDWARE asd Iron Stores In
he Uaated States -
0rdes aAlsrs.sd he sssserher e Irsy vi receive
prompt attention. WMf. BURDEN, Agent,
An aiv Tro, v.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-21


Mr.. PARKER says some shrewd things.
which 20 directly 10 the heart Of the popu.
la, G,lli,s If ,hc J.v lilo has mn ,y,l,,J
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cation, IN tending 10 irugnli'y or economy.
lie snys in one of bis sermons
T., a.. ,o, -, s,.,h.,, n,,. A.
Mcneil. n. IA a ,oil.oua ,n.rcLon, h;s
s",a, h.,, wo,L;n,' h"n"'L.",.. 1a"s
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w., ' "s -, or h.mp,,;,r nn, a"am
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~ $3.50 r" 80, nsI, ,,,,, Vs." a"."
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-21
Narrow Escape FROM tioi"g Over NisGa-
ra Falls.

A terrible storm prevailed along the Nj.
agar River recently, doing great damage to
farms, aud tearing up large trees by the roots
on Goat Island. The Niagara Falls Ga.
.sfts gives the following personal incident
Our townsman. q. J. Thomas (son of DR..
A. Thomas) had very narrow escape from
watery grave. lie was alone, in a light
row boat, crossing from Navy Island to
Schlosser. when the storm came up Ills
boat was carSixed, and for al hour or more
he was driven by the wind. clinging to his
boat lie mcceedei several times in right.
ing the boat, when 1t would Immediately ill
and capsin, lie gave himself up for lost
several times, yet continued his excrtions.
Being u good swimmer, he succecded In ~
tanning the boat, aud tlually got into II. but
without his oars. and ~ chilled a. 10 be un.
able 10 help himself The boat was nearly
full Of water, and drifted before the wind
past the head Of Navy Island into the strong
current on the opposite side. that bore him
swiftly towards the Cataract. Fortunately
Mr.. Samuel Tompkins and another man
happened 10 be OH the island aud observed
him. They hastcned TO bis rescue but the
waves ran so high that they could do moth.
ing more than TO tow him to Chippewa
Crck. on tho Canada side. Mr.. Thomas
was w chilled, IA We have stated, that he
could not help himself and no would have
doubtless gone over the Falls II assistance
had not been close at hand. lie Lost bis gun,
hat and whatever else was In the boat, and
came very near Iarishing. lie states that
when the storm reached him the cloud seem.
cd no more than twenty or thirty icct above
him, aud the water was carried Ia sheets On.
tirely over him. Our readers eau imag Inc
our friends situation during this terrible
gale.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-21
ATkaasas.

T..n Cor Il he :, Louis Rep
The Hon. Albert Rust, Of Arkansas, has
been here for several days and speaks freely
on Senatorial issues in Illinois. lie says he
il not only Douglas man himself, entirely
and without reservation. bat that the Dem
ocracy Of Arkansas are all the same way,
This fact is stated by Mr. Rms, in all the
Executive Departments here 10 the very
great annoyance of some Of the (" bead
Chiefs who had IDLY supposed that the
Little Giant" could b. pro-trate1 with the
Jaw bones Of few ack-asses. Douglas
il made OF that peculiar stuff which rebounds
the more, the greater the pressure ard
like the kite his geniu. riss as the adverc
winds grow stronger The unnataral war
wazed upon him and the great ei'Orts made
70 crush him seem 10 have had The eject OF
arOusing ,be southern Democracy and tbs
Southern pres in bis faver, Tor D.. only arr
the democracy OF ArkaD.as for hiepben A.
Douglas, bat the great body 81 the Demo
cracy a the Whole South. ~ indicated
through tbs southern pres, are coming y
The rts-c1e.
Nothing is palmer here than Ina, the Ad-
ministra;iOn r'-gret the mistake ,tey made
10 attempting 70 hun, down Judge Doug.
la. Tie repOrt. Of hl- growing popularity
outside d illinois snt the deep interes;
manifested throughout the CniOn 10 the
fight he !. Dow - Calamity making Tor STATE
Right aod u, Constitution, have siarm1d
the pl0,ter.. ADD hey would noE willingly
call - 'hsir dog. ard ery qg'', ut the
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-21
British statistics.

A blue book" has recently appeared.
among the miscellaneous statistics Of which
il is mentioned that in 1856 the population
Of England, Scotland AMI Wales was 49,
OsOAl9, viz: l0,sO2,279 males and IL,
218,lT0 females. England and Wslcs con.
taineI l9,0i5 ,ls7 Of these, and Scotland g.
O35,G2. There were 153.20l births. Asj
yG2 deaths, and l79,s2a marriages There
were Ga, s02 legitimate and l2.G5l illeRi
innate births in Engl md a1d Wales, and 10
the metropolis 83,Is7 legitimate and 3,64G
illegitimhte births. The proportion Of mar.
riages 10 the population was ] 10 ll9 in
England and Wales, and In 100 10 Lon
don. In Great Britain 5.l79 schools were
inspected in 1855. accommodating s71,7G2
children; 81 .23G was the average number
in attendance; 3,A55 OF these schools be-
Iotged ~ the church, and the rest 10 the va.
rious disseDters Including the CathOlics)
aud the kirk Of Scotland; lG5 primary
school. were built In England in | $50. The
receipts for the purposes Of prirn,ry educa.
ton amounted 10 E3l5,372, Es23133 from
Parliamentary grants and the expenditure
10 Eg399l0. Ia Ireland the average daily
school attendance varied from 2G9,AlO 10
254,Oll. There were les agricultural
netional schools nj work 10 1886. The re-
ceipu on account oi primary education
Amounted 10 f2i7GGi, and the expenditure.
/ 10 E2Jl ass.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-21

TIE Srp-gisgs Oy rBy UAREy,--it ia
vel known tina, the Sultan u Turkey has
ol late t,,=n in great financial distress. lie
has even fei, compelled publicly 70 aIlud.
alphabetically 70 the subject u bis extrsya-
ganes. 4, appears tina, the harem IA
prOm,nen, cau.e Of tbs Sultan's embarsss-
me,,,s The exIsnses u this establishment
are enorrD0us and outrageous IN isct the
por sultan ia ~o'1lly swindIed The vi.
cuna correspondent 81 the loodn T'ne'
state. tba, ~ the stocking. alone, which
are provided in tina, city fu the hsre'n. i,
hss zen discovered that NOR than thirty
,in'- the ordinary price has bssn charged
sud pad Cneasy rz,> the bead ihs, wear.
a ~ ~ a1i keeTe a harem
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-21

A TgIAs paper state tia, runor TINT
Gen. U0rsrss will ~ a candldate before
the legislature % succeed the late General
HgspEE~Js 10 the United state. Senate.
Other. ssy tia, Hocsros Intends 10 retire
10 private life. We thiak all this depends
upon the turn political matters may take
letxeen this and ,lse nesting Of the next
legislature.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-21

northwest Of Saint Paul, into Lake Winni.
peg, and il certain arrangements by Galena
and Toronto parties are consummated dur.
ing the coming winter, the remainder Of the
journey to the Frazer River mines, except
the last two hundred miles, will also b. AZ
complished by steam ia, igation.
j. W, T.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-21

Rubicon has been passed, and it is too late.
The ball which has been put in motion must
roll on until after the election but one fact
is too glaring to be doubted by any. Ii
Judge Douglas tails. the National Democra.
cy falls with him. His defeat is the triumph
Of Black Republicanism. triumph secured,
if at all, by the suicidal policy Of the present
National Administration.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-10-21

fbe next morning at breakfast every one
was asking. Have you heard the news
William has broken his engagement But
they were deceived for in three month, be
married Mis- Susan n -, and the hap
ny pair are now 10 Italy.
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.Sele8rapb n,., bic Welt.

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Der spette 9sriud, Die tsIssrarbifde 8ertintund
;trii6sn europa une damsrita perinittelR zines iibsr
3tpeitauieub Wleilsn Ianasn Ia ben Seean perGeufte en-
Drabtieilss bersufe1en, wirp In sinissn Ncnaten. mil
,iorsfalti9er Benubuna Der grfabrunasn .bss ~sortsen
Sabres. lsemad. ,pfrbsnG 3ug zen 2165 Wsileu. bss
alien 9rabttaass 5ine nod 407 agReilsn nsuss. ,peldbss
.yn @3rssnnl6 fabtifirt purea, tinsussfast rsrbsn. Die
Damsfsr qsamsmnVn UNI Niasarai Hnp isbt eifrts ,te4
ibaftist NIT rem Ginnebmsn pss Gauss uno, rpsrbet
ppr lSssinn ibrsr 8sifs na&g Der; 3ittea pss SesansI
spn 100! aus sissmas Die .essuns bee @abels b~eaiunen
foil aIf Ytetsr See 9robsni nit tbrsr5 nsncnl Ial6ine
rte fir alflrsun8i isss Isbtwen madden ID @snn ieas
@fttsr bent linternebmen aiiuRis II, 70 boft man oil
9emetn,n bag lbalsl6el nit grfols asfr6nt msrbsn miro.
nG Sn NuBlanp, ipslses IN Der .lsbten .3eit 70 fiber.
rai6enbe 5prti6ritts ma&ts. If oas srpbartiss Inter.
netmen Der. @er0eoumsi elmer tstsarapbilden gerttn.
cnns nit %unierrt Continent iber Sitirien. unpa burd
ole 8erin9fraBs, pslhe 4bttanntlidg bic MureuH1pise
Ifeas bon Der Ncrcpsffpibe gmerifas trennt, pieber
in Inrsauna setradt wcrben une, ipie berid,tst wirb,
irllsn gueFdten fir feline gusfibruns Sorbaneen irin
9elan9e Die eeeuns bss traneotlanti1den Draft
taues unS ipirbe Der Fbirifhe telegraph CUR Qusfab,
run9 9etradt uno nit %unferen Drdbtsn in gertintuna
acleBt, 70 pirbe Der Grlserapbenbrabt ben ean,en Gro,
tal um1dfinsen unb bret gBtlttbeite miirben Hd 1dnel.
Ter ibre greisniFe m~itt6eilen f5nnen ole bic Grce fit
nm iers @dle ore6t. sr (gRtl.)
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Rritiieber Stanb Scr 0inse IN
af Srdnfreicb.

@us einer Gcrrelrpnprns aus 9aris entre9men
mir fOlssnpe Stsle:
.@sif jest sespiB, Dap bic GsrflnOnie Der 9ehnuns
per SorIebuns Dos SculeYarps son Sstaitppcl aus
Dem @runp a~usseiebt it, NEIL man Ger gntOefu,a
eiues neuel &cmplett5 9c9en pns seGen brS &atiers
Napoleon auT bic @pur ~sefpmmsn 1T. Der uMonis
teur" last, ouf Den 9amen Dos Srltleparps ample
lenD .,[@s iR gan; rfdt, Dap bnrd cine 9rpbartise
NaraSe Ypn elmer 9lrmer BIC Sla,isuration elmer Der
Sa1ptpulsapern bcs Dfentli6en Scrfe0rs be3eihnet
,pirD unp, Dap nnG DEM &oucr nnicrc Solpaten bic
crlten Enp, prl6e ben Sppet %9etrnter, Der ben 9iamen
eines fur Die fransOil&en gSafen 10 9lorreiden Sic
oes traat." Sic werpert ieGsn, baB bies cine Manier
il, Die 3u|antmenSiebun9 elmer srpbsn @aie Spn
Sruppen Az erflGren unD sl eutiAuloi9en.
gnfSnsliA ioQte bic GeremOntf MIR eirs Civil nnO
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8tb mpnber4!M msei9er.
Sunnatenb, rs. Wlai 1858.
NeifemSer Msemf bes nIidbnrDnber
.MntSfzferS.."

5err Yatlipp 5enfeI bat es Gt,snpmmen,
8elssentlid dsinsr eisener' &eihditsrsiieu ais Nssnt fir
unler Slast gu Written. 3Snptm tsir fotdbes bisburd,
~an3sissn, rssbsn mir ~eeH:isItsu ;suslsi6 uatel6rdntts
Splma%t, IN %anisrsn sssfrsn S,rtinpIi6tsitsn in ,9e4
srsff nnisrse 8lattes stnsassbrnN icwis @stssr firfuns
In Gnpfans ya Observation-Disclosures mir aaaes Derar+
.tl8s DIE ponauns feltf aeftebtn7 anerfenasa. ala ia2i
hi 1iat 3a. -Dte1 ReSaettoW ScS 5JNthn. arseisers.n
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Osem=Wsarfet 6pteI.

Gde Ste unb @taribaqnraBe, 8i6monb, go.
beutl&e gafbaue pirb benz burdrstfenben Yublfun, beIfsns snt.
plselss s.: NSitsangsr lSoaSSSsr) srbal!en freunSItas 8immsr, ein,n
bieism Sauie perbunbene @afsimmer unD lbrissn gBirtbsSSofiss..
&aumIi4.sttsn, SpisISimnsr II: f. 10. inb bequtnt einssriStsf. umb
paielbit ale Nrisn gtranfe frfb ub in better QuaIitat ~ babsn.
.a. ft #''.,. s.. s.. NarrbauTen II. Spmn'
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Wirthsc chat -Anzelgen.

ooltl'ns .etabl'llement unp gpbplslale gisarrsnitur,,
DC Ansetss, eas i'd in Der Is. Strafs ,wiiSsn NPain nnS .
v Vnsss hsas Mr. St @,a ssm!sthst unh safelbf aufrdst fur Bottle
prompt a~usfitrcn .fperSs. F N s"'' u" seS''eleie
W''Hs SSUniasrsisils fur sritsrs artitd fntrwts fsttbsr.
.rgtt Q @intS 81 lGlalh,n ,:as:rebntt.
30 m Sales ginte So ni6t sinoer.
ssFs'era tsint Stes gum ~tiaisftsn gR~arftprtis. : Hn'"A pp's" !" t>'
Sirre~ snb 9arfsepcrn crlaute ib mir insbeonbsr, onsI,....sa
c~leenbsn 8ranb'S: NT'" "r''e"' 'pe''pft'e IN
'ususs (lgaii's) earela, Sulipan, Columbia. giettncrriio
.o'sSaVe, Sonpres, German Yrtneipe. Genuine 1rtneipe'
i13H,.!E = I'm Inm Sapana 9f14 N77ffG ifHF'
in Serlhiepsnsn SuaIitatsn, T~, r~"s~,s., .rf.rr Ill f9-f
Hadtautafe II. 1. ~. .r r,.,u.
. ...s e.u 9. gBeiIb06er,
10. StraBe, ,piben GPain tno oars
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lagerbier- Depot.

Ms!Hcn 8relnoen une Dem selammten bisrtrinfen>sp
gnottum Die anseiae, Daft i'd firstd BEN friiber ypn
pm. 9en1alhtn %asfibrten ~sasertier. Salon an @ai,.
n.'Bt nnlttea'e pf "a. nbernpinmen babe, uno caE
'd' MIDI freusn wcroe, baleltf redt oft meinc Nrs,,nSee
,.nS sanrslerte nit benz teRcn 9ascrtier tsotenen N
tohuel.. H# NppeIius.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-27
9hs Steam Fri9aee .susqnehanns.
70 rHa EDITOR or rNR HERALD.

uRfrKD HIAr1 FRaAn SusQrxHAvNA,l
April 20, 1858.
ne o0csrs aad crow Of Tho suscuohanns desire their
sincere thsnks b conveyed, through the columns OF
your paper 70 the health oa,ers n Tho Quarsntse for
Sheb kisdscss and courtesy Acm durns thcir quaran
enc.
Msssn. nRAsy o., $50 Broadway, have been charged
~sh hs execution Of the gold medal prcscnssd 70 Assist
sns Surgeon Frederic Rose, r. N, BY the Grow Of the
eusguehanna Their ven known reprtauca az Srtiss IN
u,AAers q ths Kind viii insure beautiful asd appro-
pviste production.
A an amendment 10 euresos Pmlney's method sc
freenne out the sus9uehanna BY packing her With ice,
would suefeet that The effect Of should DO tried cy
pscme On board on her twenty old ofacers instead OF
tsensy men, 90 that any Of he old gentlemen OF thc
oavy should Dc carried on IN the event d hs experiment
ro< succeeding, We country would very
vert ioes
Another article has appeared N The Cb4ySev and En7ss
70 great DEAL and takes for granted that the on
ara OF the did MOT sdopt the crocr rrccss
eone VENT atine The chip Now Mr. Editor that II
hey yors open 10 fact particular asontou had been paid
H. Ne Merriam 10 discuss this subject before warm Arc
self Of those things befose writing about them.
A. for tsAipG cNeYvatous upon the weather. the result
q CAptain Maurye labors (he materials OF which are
furStbed BY ocers) yin 70 70 sbow that they have
ssns,butsd largely V msseorooU. w.