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New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

money md Cverv eel ere e. ind.viual gaia Uorla
rCet obs'irs'e resist 'har yyosli he IN
terposod hy this plan and b"res' friend % 'he
fortunate. II support by the intelligent ard IN
dependent electors, sho array ihem-olves under the
different opposition standards, wo1d tend To elsnci-
pate cur poh,ics from az acknoa EDGED eyil-Damelg,
the budc tsotcston Of d class of voters animated By
ainrebe sOns nrfoundrd except In tie -ug-estion of
cem8gosu When ihs slEr,ge- of rat1ralzd ci-.-
Zfrs cha be divied, IN pursIauce # nnbii.cd con-
vic'ors upon tfr rii- ~ publ" ques'ilos az ~
Of irritation viii pass away. Such c1n.nIn-
nation wi be adv aB-ed b. generous support from
the rt Of the opposition 10 ca ,res b. Ieu
H. pleading his enpett ttuses. 81 have deem II not
improper 70 oucn uSon tie consideration t. winch "
lave icst relerTed shough a c.-izf uship extending
through period II resry trr1ty fye years has 50
dent fed him With native 'pu'a'ior o' TO d'sfrm
opposition from the most fa-tidiou~ ard ciclve.
In choosifp men for positions of public trust, every
citizen should determine whether he wood seec, the
caDddse for whom he On his otl0t a3 tue executor
or trEtee Of private lnle.est.
Who amorg the candidates now before the electors
ef oUr ciiy would best sustain such standard of
I 2 noIis on Tuesday nsv't We seek in THE election
noidorsemer Of cur political principle. Your votes
will only tell for hOnety, energy capacity # cas- for
Robert T. Havs and Ctarles Bfuenitghausra.
heu- York. Dee 2 1858
81. Oh hi All Of ferubGan Central Cnume the Re
rubiesu Youue Mems Crtf. Committee sad The Il publ
County NonIGatiIg Convention.
f. LELAFELD SMITH
ADJUSTS =, DOW,
WILLIAM h. BULL. .COIami'.ee.
DANIEL n. 1. MARSHALL
CHARLES {. kOfT,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

rs0uce ths rs-cso q - eGi.-s q The Ins.'utc. az
follows: Corn ,.ousirg Secr.'Ay from 81 80 -
s. 20 Recording >s,re'arT from 81 coo e. f6oJ;
tlerk. from $3.50 to Sto Librari,s, fr,n S'sl 70
So Il is pfor. % - ccas0his'e toe la'tsr oT'~
itfo exc. The Int wds bid ov unier 'he rc.
f,r ,ue uor'h TIE present annual exp -ses Of the
Institution amount 4 sin,uQ.
Nr. GOWN gave notice that sc shond of'r srcso-
a'i,n u 81 the IeNt regular neeiin-so Sse sfsrcns
Coau,tee oL Lec,urcs, appointed - the iastit1se.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

THE ItrE BYNIAyiS +. BUrIrR.--Tnc rsfnSns 81
BsH;cuir + Ba,lsr we've yessr ay tsksn 20 tae Mer-
cers,reet Prcsbytsras Churce. wL.rg the fGssrd
ser,iess were celebrated in lie peseuo> Of very
large rsmber OF PSrsorsl proiessions' srt p'l.sea
friends sud admirers of q deceased TIE rsn Syn
u,l Il. Bets, tbs H,- James X Roosevelt, sts h"a.
John l.. Mason, tie Foo. AafoS auierpoel, SePaeA
Can e,Il'rg, esq.. 1bonas w. ocott esq., .toss"s
Holder esq., W. {. Bryant. esq, and John \. 1rsy,
u d., oficiatsd a. pail -h,arcis.
Vie coffin was OF handsome nlabogsny ~.thoTth
usual decorative trisnmlpgs-pla'e screws only Srrg
used, in addition tc tie silver plate lie Id, beasos
the fs'ow,sg iuscrpt on;
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

FLASHES or DAnKEEss.-rIs. following CIRCULAR has
been freely distributed among the supposed faithful
Private AID Confidential
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03
T.. JELAFiELD SMITH,
AUGUSTUS =, DOW,
NlLilaM b. BI LII.
DANIEL y. 4 MARSHALL.
CHARLES {. MOTT,

SryrH CoUSoIL DrTRicr.-Cert.n eocd-ustured
fiieuCs havirg ndu-trously circulated rdmor that
M. FRANKLIS y. OrrARsoS is not candidate on the
Republican, ticket for CounciIuau, he desifes Us to
say that he has not declined, does he intend 70 do
80. Believ sg ttat As in the COGldl ci lSj1
as in tie Inan 10 lec rdauoe WITH the Gesircs OF his
conttuents of al psItes, he i entirely wiling to he
Judged teereby, ard q sbide By the verdict Of tho
bAl'ot box.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

f. re lead e tie charge aui have slsays cr-t, o''
It il cynyorsation. ] lave not however yc. .oer'
able f. oyerc, re ny rspgPrarce to Appearing IN T.
public pepe,s IN the at'ie Of seeking to so vo.-f
for ar Office which have held fr - macy yearssor
Which reyer askei, ard which / should b. INV lkng
70 ii exc, =, by the free choice of III. ward where
have lived for abou. twenty wears ard for c,a.iderl
be portion Of tie tine Lave been sn officer Of the
fclocl-, witch. dlr.ug tbsir whole existence, have
leea daily opened by reading the Bible.
IAa very respectfully AID tTr'y Jolr'.
=. {. BENEDICT.
To Meirs RlcHAED wssErS ani THsNAs DAISY
-
Hf.DED OfF.-A small clique Of msneuverin-;
Know. NothiIg., members Of the lodry Mems Ma
tiot al American Club Of tie XVIII Ward, without
tie authority Of the officers Of the Club, called meet
ing Tor tie purpose of dominating, IS they sad,
StTaight-out American ticket for city cficerss move
m,nt it il said instituted by certain candidate Of
the Democratic party, who was to "come down" If
they were successful in their plane.
Abou, ten Of the professei d. ai14 ctei Krow-Noth
ipgs were on Tie point of oIgarzing when muster Of
the officers and m.mbers Of TIE xieerth Ward Club
made their appearance ct tie place. knocked down the
dooibeeper. entered the room. organized meeting by
the selection Of Mr. John II. BngSs Chairman and
Augustus T. Greene, Secretary. The bolters hsdiog
thes ives out-generaled put out tie light, and scat
tered quantity Of ruif about the room posse Of po
lCenen were sert f-r, when the prcccelings of the
rneetirg were resumed several speeches were made,
at tie co.e Of which resolutions adopted iniors-
ing the nominations made by tie General Committee Of
Rott. T. Haw. for Controller sul Fred c. Van Veg
Ier for Alns House Governor.
FLASHES or DARKSLss.-lI. following Circular has
been freely distributed among the supposed faithful
Private AID CoufdeutiAl.
Nlw.YoRE. D-cemj,r ist la53
RFBUKE TREASON TO AMERICAN MEN ASD AMERI-
CAN PRINCIPLES ..
DsAR SIR: sir. been 10 the lnder,gneds a.
sf and tue Amer an Ne hereby irorA yo1 nat you
been elected b. yolI ard Aoestoa q. a,eaie TO
STRAIGHT AHERliAN COSNENIiON
which vii
STUYNESANT INsIfrUTE....G,g BROADWAf,
On thursday E,euing, tue I'd rs-, y ocot Prsc-,.y
he purp5-, Of ouane cant dstr toT he respective
uuIcrs positions Of Controller and Governor oi the Aims
House.
Cifeu ar - n you. Your. iu the Ca 1872
SelaL squ'.es Wfism Apu'Ted Jas Il Mcclellan.
Gllert l. peaue William b. Purdy, John T.!s Philips.
JeseIb FORBES. Howard T. 9f's-, tlsfles ", hinlfy'
Wiilism Pierce Atdr.u NJ Copeland, Meeker Miller,
H,r.y l. Psnons WiIian 4 Conki'n, Rober, L. Bross
Jas. X. Alexander, Geo. w. Crawford.
To THE ELECTIoS CANyAssErs.-The Canyassers
of every Election Distrietw be furnished with blapk from
the Associated Press which they respectfully reqle.d to
u ss roon the counted and deliver when called
Gr .otbe galsIy authorized collectors who VIII exhibit tick
"a 4 their authority from the By complying with this
TeQues every daily ouel in this city viii Be able - give the
returns the next morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

Not CANDIDArE-We have reason to suppose
tat one Of the paraerapts in Yesterdays TnbUHE on
Al.crIrsuic cnndd-tos drcs ininte to NJ Peter NJ.
Sc cncF mr. S. as we are now credibly Informed, IL
reputable gentleman, ard Hot candidate for Al
dsrman, lavDg withdrawn entrey ficG. the csovass.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

SEvLyTrENTH WAHD.-feOplc'- nomination for
School Conmissouer BE. j4nin K. Winthrop; for
Set ooI Inspector Jacob ". Moore; for School TrGs-
tees, Michael Hahn and George A.. Jer. nah.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

Nlw.TORk D. -cemb'r lst 1885,
RFBTKF TREASON TO AMERICAN MEN ASD AMERI-
CAN PRINCIPLES %
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

T. THE CITRFSs OF THg EIGHTEENTH WARD:
You are again called upon to elect Controller of the
ti.y Gnerces who il 20 hold Office for the next four
yeals. The alarming increase of taxation and the
extent aud facility with which faucs perpetraed,
call upon al good cit zens to exert their best efct 10
place il the Department Of Finarce man OF IN
IA, ing ene,gy ard whose character for int gritty and
honesty is bey oud supcion.
Such a mau If Robert T. Haws. We the under
signed citizeIs of the Eighteenth Ward irrespective
,f parry commend to your suffrage ROBERT L. HAws
for the office Of Controller of ts city. la this COM
nendaion We are atiuated only by desire to select
"tle right man for the rs lat place Mr' Ha@s, isr
more tlan twenty years past, has been lsrgely en-
gagged in Mercantile business, and is known and es-
tecmed for his energy. honesty and trust woriness.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

SPIEAD OF REprBLIcANIsM N TIL SEvfNrEENrH
WARD In ore Of the Districts Of TIE XNIlth Ward
al tie last election but one, SIX votes Only were cast
for tue Republican ticket. AT tue last election, %
votes were cast. Last light, no less than 30 pefsoLs
ayphed to be admitted members OF the Republican
Association Of The WaI- from the same District.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-03

DsAR SIR: H.sin- been Il erded 10 the ndergned
fsitfrl ard tine American hereby irionl You that 20
Lave elected b., your .ard Association i,esaie 10
STRAIGHT AMERICAN CONVENTION
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Aaal naalIZIL
lMauEAHCR

xSfHR, Itek 4NB'aAssNk fsscssAScE..
n LfsCnhrss ffosE q PIaE ASSURANCES uosfAsf.-Thh
as u..kss lsssrspcs sssla.. damage b; fifs on
49, stnrea factfses ssd other sniid
in.s .. e,eA and -chandize grnerafyss
- = - c.ansry % sAs nssl favorable tefins
an he ifyes all perscus enjoyinE
sss1 kss,sA AL sessd CONSULTATION
q. e. ~ liaitpd esfiod =. .,,s.,......u.
rgnnsaAbas terinA s.ss. -. -.
The Osavany wl also taks marine rssks from
sAa Nerxhrfn or Sssthefn ppfts. u favorable rsies
BOARD uf DIRECTORS
JOHN ROBiN MCDANIEL Pfe>aeas'
JAMES CDRH3. wee rff-"en',
GEORGE d. THURMAN. thti ENGINEER
fms orry rAyLoHL sAAykL II MckIsskr,
DxxrER OfyY. sasuE uhAN"
JANks y. PAiN, joins DAVE,
WI. II. SrkaTToH, MAURICE = bAs"h'"N..
Las. O. WILLIAMS, treasured
Crxsp r WILLS Seer,.
pa , w y !, 9 1,' a., o"'s' Mri,s', Examiner.
The Medical suecs fof Insurance VIII DC
sssAe 81 ne ofeo Copan. each day b".wcen 10"
hou,s o. = AMI O'Clock J. h. is" Us
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-'~ad tho Trash abssi sur Turf Oil.

sleigh ride this winter disc.
Nv, and The skin on place larger Than my hand, un
rubbing the inside of the thigh l applied Your
Turt uii \ or he well. Another case-
which was working my dIay became unable to
walk Tn examiong his fool. discovered nail about
long the head My driver and the
he would be good fur nothm drew the nail
piece III Int your Turf Oil and once.
that he has not lost hour, good
also horse badly suasgod the
thigh places about inches deep and four
nchcs wide, from WHICH he stiff day Your
I'll applied and brought them entirely saud II
truly Of the greatest remedies ever
AMI have lived in drug years Use
this Is you think proper. Very truly.
10 M-ssrS. Dove Co. J. IL. WEISlGER.
Forsa,eby STROTIER & WHITEHEAD,
II dim Lynchburg,
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EXTRAORDINARY CASE.


Grniiemen: My child had commenced bIeaaiug out
tai III small sores which gradually extended
u2ad. in,udng both which much by
caue to tear that both would drop
tried sots OF advertised and domesc remedies without
good results tlen procured and applied little II
Ol began bettcr the bottle broke, APP
o gals toit- again began to get My jangh
pa 20 get that Turf heal
oked much better when used IL We get ano,her
.ttie and her head is nearly we'll This agra
astd and took hall hour every day
offensive One more bottle feel assured will
her eItrey, there but little Of the disease
You ented tins aud for the benefit others take
great pleasure In giving you this certificate.
Respectfully u. r, CHAIN
To Messrs Dove d. Co.
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Tl, THE WE~;!
vuNiE baltimore All Ohio RsraiI, with s much i'm.
proved cstern 1"nnrcti ars -ea ndnc,
travellers Virginia aud the taranaS through Washing
aud baltimore to ali PORTIONS Of the West the Northwest
and the Southwest.
bound West for wh,clns rarAersbuis Bait
l. always promptly made ~ the Washington Junction
ztrly Called the Relay lIoascI from Baltimore Th,
. the only change Il" Cars required between Arlington
the W Arlington Station.
he trains leave. W Arlington daily q
A. NJ. an I.2U r. NJ TIA Sundat at the latter hour.
Al BENMttbD
Direct connection is ma Win the tas Of the Central Ohio
Railroad ii-i.src ofi" through Cam
bridge GAINESVILLE, and Newark nnmbus these traius
connect at Newark with Ia" Cars h Newark Msnst.li
and sandusk, r. for Sausky. ro no. Detroit Chic ago
st. Louis. ETC.
AT PARKER SCI Eu
Connection made ts Steamboat with the
he Narrtta aud Cncnn H"ad, thcu,V,
&c. &c.
AT WHEELING
The Baltimore and io irti> IA" cars OF the
veand and Ohio River Rsroad Cleveland. Toledo.
Detroit Chi ago and nj the dierL
Tra,ci'is Al" requested To- htr IT while this the
only Ron,e s'or'lng Thrnagh rlchtt> hccks IN Wash
lnRton - al-o thu Siiokt Est must rfhEbf and ~
RECT To- near, siiihe leading iin- great W.st The
dista from Nashngi"n I" tm,uHf Is hut about 'A)
mites, being about LOO miles y any oihr,
faie, by through ticket FROM N.>". 80 AZ least ONE
DOLLAR LESS than b, the lwest, the Northern Routes
from Northern cities
Frederick and Harrers Ferry Martinsbg, Berkeley
Spr:nss Cumberland Bedford Sprns Oakland and Grafton
passengers may ashiur ton at a. NJ 4.lG M
Ing take A. n. train from Washington
II For further information Through Tickets, &C., apply
THOkAs H. PARSONS, Agent at Washington So
VS. WOODSIDE Master OF Transportation, -
baltimore Ohio Railroad
L n. CsNc 0vn1 TsAst Agent. vp&.eS
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IL haODhe' ..
h sUPEh.PITc IPHATE OF LIME,
Mau.,acji red n IN Formula of
bE JAMES iiltitiiNS.
Strtr hrinst MARY land.
ENAblIk PLANTERS TO DlSfE\sE WITH TWO
thirds Guauo for ia and Tar
Pack., in fully
ed Price s.ni Per ton oi :uUIrs.
Ihc above article together With pamphets giving full IL
tail OF tins valuable Ftrz
tAuee ami mod, OF apiilratioii, an be had"i
Vi ilDLI.lNS& co,
l3.!S iyn"lhuIs
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Once sou III -Sidr Rmitreaa Cen pa y i,
fErthsBund july list. ieJr.
&N .i - -

~ " -
TARGET WOlTE TO TME " EsT asa ,hc
IL IauiNiA hihiNus, via sou. side hailroad frou Re
L.t. 10 r. Vi, Team and Va karoad fo,n Br,s,"
,ie to sl,n VI, w-psrn and Atlantic Railroad from Da
ton Cn.anooss. Ha-h'he and Chattanooga KairoAd
f"m tn.t Aaoosa " se' 'n.t wa Memphis and Charleston
Lal,nad from >icsunson !" Memphis
Itnx is.urd H. the above points and he Springs
and ,agsgr checked through A. the ONCE South Side
scbedu. W III be run Oh the south. Sid. RAJ,
AL eoaiiun,ns uniil further not,es, ,,.,
Con. Getting with the Richmond aud Dsuvie Trains, at
Bur,a Junction aud With the through route al Lynch
ioasr Petersburg dali. at........,..... 530ocik NJ
Auer Al n,nAc,iiis tJun'aon) ",....."'.... $40 =
Farmviic at ......'.' t'......... IA .
L., aehburs at .....''..'.....'..... IL ~ p M
ia,e l., echauig dsiy '...'............... eJo
At.ts, d. armvII!e .at....................... AN
Ara,-at huskevae Junction. At............ 2:la -
"'''' - rnE,;mi rRAiS
Connecting with ,hmond and Dansie Trains Atthc June
leave Petersburg daily ai...... AN,
Ann, ~ i'rk.vili- ,Jam t4onJ at.............ia NJ
AtriNv L. dchhurg rt........... 80
Io.Ac l., nchiiis iail, Observation-Disclosures NJ
iaiiuNn no
Aats" bnAr, liz tJun,t.ouJ at............ Law
Ai,iyr a, n. q, ,hurg Observation-Disclosures. 10
IA Accommodate, Passenger Gar tor toe Wa, or Lo'4
1rh Wi uratta' had 10 the iran leaving LyncAnura with
iaso III. s..n -, u o,o,1 A. NJ stopping places.
"A ani pat "h 'sesr's +" b" rcty ooe.rv'dhS tn"'e
!" tatec at ,"t tram "nd "a ~" car. MA te tram r s"fd
All, rlaor ,,n ,ohrtnds And.rsuns SAW Mil, Ford =
W s,,n W.Nn bis"k aud " hi, holloway 4 u u,
Burh. ,iir ,u Biidse fa,nNiiiu, Prospect Fanny
u Arponattuk spout sprmg, Concord, Jai.s
CRY POINT BRANCH
South Side Railroad trieh, and Passenger Trans leave
l,trrsbuIg ANY (Nunda scxespt-,J ai......i A. NJ
L.. ny tuiDt al.
Il, 1ihH with Jai'H RIVER St"ani' RI
ftiut N4ttik, and saturday
aHd sd MN. with tlo hoanokc and
Jane ste, ba4| i"i New ioik
lnc N tr'n tins Road will he only "hcn
=
pat passengers he stIi,i by .r. IN cha
ia The be stopped al amy 9th
ntt ft,d ra5ius Cedar l.. vi and bir.t ou ,at-'
in1 ~ 1t, q - ALi.st 4, Supt
l..rnt Northern. Nr-trra and >~wsh. r-tern
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FOR"
uuc,EEiNs.'. TeHa PKo0E SAFES
Ill j. Nlliai. AMI At B,It.., NELL
IA l. LA ~
I..i hiNlt HyN L., 81
no, AND .I<bs - ms
INNtRANt l. On 'ur All, - Va" tl.e- w servant
Ill" cu,, atde'h : lI... s. "ari stree,
k.Ciitui", NM 4 LIS y " III OhD.
40
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CHESTEHTTELD, 4, IE36
Mtsshs DOVES Co-ieHflsnth :-lIaving Short time
since to use your Turf on IN extraordinary
and its action being gratifying
with regard for the benefit
large. had line Colt iu my stable lot, which
als" Bull The Bull t,rame enrsged
g"r,d the Colt the shoulder the depth
ripped il the neck about the
rghul wound. Several of neig hbors
present ANA remarked they would not give -
lie that they thought IL useless do thing
ever, determined l. try IN. Turf Oh, and OF
sinai bottles lie IL entirely cured
. Very respectfully.
jan &c IS X. G. FRIEND
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(tOAL! COAL!:-Wrar are now prepared 10 au
~ for best He'd Ash thracte Moui Clover
lii nai at lowest markes prices for August delivery.
R orders left the Store Messts Valentine Hen.
NJ, 1iaia street, III receive prompt attention.
aug2is ANDERSON LANFORD & CO
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'ACtouau4 "a. a

Na't. iI"In
N,i"It'n, VII, "' set. tom liz !
" iIHi'bnL JONLlt.
/ n iptrrt,t, tu..4 -" " MuNk + Jos
tIt r~ItIN lint ,.lNi.S sad .ilinei,d the
:,
ihclu !. "a tia" have been IN
the bus'u yN,.a tn y TAR oSceed
VA liirssh.
pn-l"'r, hi Al. ID tAl iENSON
a 4itu-, u# aug 4ta
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&chbhs no "a - W. aSo "a ~" Hnu
~ ISLAND. " INiJli.N
rhs ut u w,.ld aitiug pci
,iin,it Lime. hrn,e ,"r
Ter mi, / ua nin Peruvian t'nt 'nd ni
tInUGs ,r""Nei ~ulrr"r t"t In iitnih'e auadties ?"
i.rfp particulars lu " 49, NDGNoDS.
Al.
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Very Remark n Bic

AspiS GROVE. Henrico, December ], 1857
Mtssks. Dow Co:-Gentlcmen-My horse put In
the of the AMI attempting uup the
teuee end of fence rail through his shoulder
yearly penetrating through his breast king cash large
cn"ng To insert your h,L got bottle Your TUKF
on aud applied freely In four days he in
weeks ho entirely cured
Respectfully yours, JAMES L. EGE
Sold by ali Druggists aud Merchants throughout STATE
teba
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sCH1EFFELIN, BROS. & co
'I,M. x TUnF olL Foa OLD SORES or
II O n 8 e = N o Il q.

'RHHl x TURF Or FOR OLD SORES OE
4 EVERY DESCRIPTION ON MAN OR BEAST
NAhhASrED TO CURE. ASD NO DAAuER FGoM EXPOSURE ro
roLn Price 50 cents per bottle.
Eaiera according A u CVaS ihe Ctrxs Omce Of IA,
Iyr The Eisicya Uisir.cfo Jugaia on DtJEh
4 CO, Richmond, Jd.-.U ctut sile
READ THE FOLLOWING:
lone to our store get pamphlet and read certificates
our respectable and respected citizens. many oe
here hon refer and you doubt aue Ar
medicine Tor Que Is pound o any
"'her known to man. Try aud will be satisfied
Thlt TURF OIL.-Rsad the follow ns md come to GU,
store" aud wo will tell you Of oters have be.
cured
Me's-' Dose Northumberland used a PORTION Of bo lila
= iOuI Tur Oh which you very kindly presented me " nh
aud ,aks pleasure in saying that found In
tor several by physcians wLont re,e, my III.
k'ssi "encrt ALSO recommended 70 friend
month"; had been annoyed by similar eruption vi
the akin aud he informed short time since, that
ass u one 0otte he had been entirely cured
R..psc,fully, l.. NJ. LEFTwlCH
SOUTHAMPPoS COUNTY, Va, August la, 1856
Messrs Dove Co :-Gentlcmen-For co or ivur
sometimes little painful bn much until July
last then became quite painful fsstcred grea,
deal val advised by phys and others
cut thinking Cancer bought small bottle your
valuable TURF OIL aud applied according directions
and we'll have recommended one Of INV neigh
bors lady, Tho had similar by the side
inendng nuch. II looked much did when
using your III kE OIL get ell
you It, will her certificate. You any part
yon think proper with much qualification
1~GrS, respectfully, N. n. THOMAS
The above u voluntary certificate from stranger We
have man such Let those no suffer call them
Its ID eco.
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Lson as speedily as possible To enable
him to do this, he seut for horses and
carts to convey his command to Chinen-
d@ga. These were refused him, unless
ordered by Muuos This that officer re-
fused to do, and at the same time sent
Col. Walker word that no person could
leave the city with passport from him.-,
Col Walker Immediately sent ten men TO
take the horses required, and siese the
carts upon the streets, which was done,
and he Immediately left Leon. He was
stopped by two native companies posted
to intercept him, and his passport de-
mandea. He very cooly informed the
officer in command that he had just fifty
six passports, pointing to his men, and at
the same time gave the oldef, Present
arms! Forward march and passed on
without further delay or hindtence. Al
ter reaching Chinendega, he refused to
obey an order to join Muuos and march
with him against the enemy. This may
have been both ''indiscretieu and lack Of
capacity but upon it aloue depended
the salvation Of Col. Walker aud his no.
VIC lltttc bdltt VI ult} ~olA' -A4dNt iiS dpitG
otherwise, they would have been lost,
Fearing chat Col. Walker might join
the Legitimists or march into Honduras,
the order which had been countermanGe
was renewed, and he was sent, with a
small native Reinforcement to San Juan
del Sur, to recruit his American force.
and occupy the Transit, While thus en-
ployed, Col. Walker was attacked in Vir-
gin Bay by a largely superior force, I'M
der Guardiola. In this engagement he
had but forty Of his fifty-si2 Americans,
and small native force. With these he
repulsed and routed the enemy with hea-
Wy loss-ninety OF these dead-being af-
forwards found on the the field and
buried. His loss was one OF two natives
Perhaps the Herald considers this the re-
suit of fiudiscretion and lack Of capacity
amply shown" If so, it viii stand alone
i'll Its conclusions.
A NICARAGUAN
ITO BE C0NTINuED.)
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WAsHrNGroN, Jan. II. l85s.-Tbc
Senate ave confirmed the following APP
pWntNeuLs:-
John Appleton, Of Maine, Assistant Sec
rotary Of State
Jonn BlgIer, of California, Envoy Ex
traordinary and Minister PlenlpotvutlAry
to Chile.
Henry G. Murphy, of New York, Min
lister Resident to the Netherlands.
James Williams, OF Tennessee, Minister
Resident at Coustm6nople,
William h. Calhoun, OF South Carolina,
Secretary OF Legation at Paris.
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New York Markets.

New YORK, January l8th,--Flour-
The market to-day was firm, with sales of
Ohio at $475a490.
Wheat-ls firm; white Kentucky 1904
1875 cts.
Corn-ls dulI. Sales of 10000 bushels
mixed at 73a74 cents.
Pork-ls firm; sales Of Mess at $l4 75a
1886.
Beef-Is buoyant; sales of Re-packcd
Chicago at $l0a12O0.
Whiskey-ls quiet sales Of Ohio at 81
cents.
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L AT Es T N Z w S .
Thirty-Fifth Congress.

WASHINGTON, January 18.-HoUsE.-
The special committee appointed to in
vestigate the charges against the members
or officers of the last House. growing out
fthe expenditure Of the Mildlesex Mhnu-
featuring tariff fraud, are as follows =
Messrs. SStranton Of Ohio, Moore Of Ala
bama, kunkie of Pennsylvania, Wright
Of Georgia, and Russell Of New York.