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INSURANCE.

aNaaE. aaFR AND MAXINE lNsC RANCk.-
II IyEcnnnNo Hosr z FfNR InsoR scr OohPAEr.-Thb
makes Insurascs against damage BY FIRE 90
Dw elins Hsusea Stores Tobacco Factories and oheI v"
iprs on furulture rood erchAndre generay 10
tan nnd country On the mnst favorable terns :
Az. M - lnsurance on me lives all persons cuoyne
good health eenstuon fsrthe hole "
slaves employed in ornary will be insured on
reasonable terms. 81,
1be COMPANY will marine risks from and 10 any OF
tina Nortbcra 81 Seutbern Porta. orabe rates.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL President
JAMES NJ UOBBS, Wee iro-ident,
GEORGE D. THURMAN, Chief Engineer.
DIRECTORS.
John OrEy TAYLOR, sAAtELH MchiNn'i
u,xr,u ora, sAAukL 6ARLAsb,
JANIS y pAfSr, JONI 4 ia. Is, -.
M "A sJn.11us MAURICE = LANoHohsk
JAS q. WILLIAMS, Treasurer
CREEp + WILLS, ScoTy.
DR. orwat OWN Medical Examiners.
The Medic OF SUBJECTS ior insurance wa" oe
made At the once Company each day be"ne 'ho
hoa,s OF 2 and O'Clock 4, N. iep !"
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jan Is Is
EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

RitHMoAD. May lst lh.6
Gentlemen:, My child had commenced breaking out last
sures hich gradually extended .,rs
ead including ears which eaten b, III.
TO that both d,,tp on
advertised aud domestic thout
amy good results ten procured and applied little
began better the bottle got and Az.
led gals TIT again began to get My cider
SAID PA, Toget Of that Turf Oh
oked so much better when You used IL We ano,itr
Jttie and her head is nearly well THIS
ased and took hall an hour every day wash shd
offensive bottl-. assured, wi IL,
cu,,iey little OF the ,na,Dpg--
You are entitled the benefit others tai.
great pleasure giving you this certificate.
Respectfully. h. 4. CHALK
N.eS lh,yeA ia
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The North Carolina Conference Of tho NJ. p.
Church, at its recent session, raised three thou
sand dollars for tho Methodist Protestan, Female
College, located at jamestown, Guilford county,
N. 1t is confidently believed that the College
will be completed, and 50 into operation the LIST
of July next
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sleigh ride thus winter past discoveries
raw and the shin "a place large. than my baud from
rubbing the u.le Of the thigh. applied Your
Turf Oil. and u he well Another
Il mule which working my day became unable To
walk. eSamdfng his foot discovered nail about
inches the head ~ driver and the
he would be good for noihint drew the nail
piece lint aud Turf Oil and him ,e
that he has not lost hour but
ais" horse badly suagRed the outside Il
tis, places, about inches deep
tneh,> " tlv from which hc sin day two Your Tut
Gil applied and brought them cut entirely s"uid. II
truly the remedies for have
lived II drug for yvas Ire
ti,s ~ You think proper. Very truly,
lo Messrs Dove < Co. J. II. WEISiGER.
For saie sTROTIlER Il WliITEIiEAD
n dim Lvnchbuig.
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lI.Gni yGns-tNlA - NORTH CAROLINA
Through " a hinaton cay, rs kairoaIIircct.
ssssa 49, ss ,;.,s s7 s,. -. W



9H>liE baltimore AID oht' Earo'i, with its much i'm.
Virginia aud Ia" Cagunas III. sh Wa,hng
aud baltimore all portions u. West Northw
and the southwest
he Trains from Washington and
ira, ms Wheeln sburg Baiti
always promptly ma't. TIA. a,inglon Junction
iatcly cal.ui the kIab iIun>cg in,, Baltimore This
change ~ Cars required brtvrrn ashngion and
Ohio River HaE-asc checked through 10 the
the W. >hnriou STATION
- he connecting trains leave Washington daiy at
A. NJ an 4. .UT. NJ. On Sun'',Ns at the latter Inn..
Al BfNWtutD
Direct connection is made with the ts Of the Central Ohio
Bcliair, The Ohio thrnngh Cam
bridge GAINESVILLE, Newark. Columbus 1h.>
connect New ARK with The Cars al Newark Msnsteid
and Ssudusky X for SadusAy. Toledo Dettot Ch.ago
st. Louis. ct -.--. ...
AT pAEKtISnt'KG
Connection Is made y Steam BE- AT is with the trans
An Cincinnati H', tor chill c"iic, Ghe'nnati
Nc.
rhe Baltimore AMI hho tra >crct wi'Hih cars q" the
Gle Gland aud Ohio ri, EFroad Cct eanh, Tuv
Chicago, and - the y rthwrstctn points direct.
To- Travellers rt,d ~ nu thai " he ihi> the
only Route atur.ng Through rek'Is amt thr,hs Wash
ingon ia also the SHORTEST. io,i SPEEDY and III
RECT nearly all the .oane points IN The great West the
tance from ashn4 CINCINNATI is hnt about tUJ
miles, being about io miles shorter tan 10y amy Other ronte
Fare, by through ticket from Washingto at least ONE
DOLLAR LESS than b, the owesto The Northern Routes
from more Northern cities
For Frederick Harpcr's Ferry, Matnsbug, Berkeley
Springs Cumberland Bedford Springs Oakland and Grafton
passengers may leave ASKING at A. NJ. 420 NJ
For minor Way Stations between baltimore aud Wheel
ing, take 8 A. NJ train from w Washington
~ further information Through Tickets. &c. apply
THOMAS H. PARSONS, Agent at Washing St
W. p SMITH. Master Of Transportation
baltimore Ohio Railroad
In Cole GsuT Ticket Agent sep aJ-ess
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bought them boots to wear only when g in
to genteel society," said one If the goldfish tribe to
wag the other day.
oh, you did, ely quoth the wag Well then,
in that case them boots will he likely to last you
q lifetime, and be worth something to your heirs
Exit goldfish rather huffy.
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sCi'f,h PHOSPHATE OF LIME,

HI Strfi, rllDSliiA rE OF LIME,
.avtG rrd unm Formula of
IItt.JAME> itItiGl\S.
state Chemist oi Maryland,
lNAkl.lNG PLANTERS 10 DI>IE\SE VIVA TWO
,u,tug
,r,s Altogether Pask.d bags tally warrant
ID. Iriee so pea ton = Uut
The tcs.h. with Pamphlets giving iui de
accounts
lance And uo,e oi aPp.s.tIo,, ga. be h"dI
NJ llDi.LlNS \ co,
Is LyuclbuIg
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,8silp airoiuiau.


Al I~~k
LIND. Can't Sweetser, from Havana bound TO this
port, In pAfe. John Gordon, fer some slight pro.
vocation. struck seaman named - Mcdonald
. yis1sat blow ever the left eye with handspike,
ffom The effects Of which he languished till Satur-
pay morning when he bresthed his last Tho
bark asG2veG IN Hampton Roads on "wednesday
last; hnt did mol come up 10 the city ts Saturday
mor.ine, nor was the man sent up for medical
treatment No physician was called ~ him TIL
Saturday, and when DIR. Vim. J. Moore, who was
sent for, then saw the man, he had just breathed
his last. In few hours the coroner summoned
an inquest on the body, and DR.. Moore was re-
Quested 10 make . post mortem examination with
a view TO ascertain how far the blow was 'nstru-
mental in causing the death Of the deceased. The
operation was most skilfally performed by DR..
Moore. The scalp was removed, the forehead laid
bare. and the frightfal effects Of the blow were
made visible The skull over the left eye was
sbock;ncly fractured, and parts of the bone were
driven into the brain There was also horizon
ta crack ia the skull from the wound to above the
middle Of he right eve brow, and two vertical
ones proceeding from it several inches in length.
The exposure made by Dr. Moore satisfied the in
ouest that death was produced, by the blow from
the handsoike which other evidence proved was
given by the mate: and their verdict was render
ed .ecraiuciy. The mate and Captain were both
ther.~,roo Arrested and the crew recognized to
enne.y "a vitnesses Norfolk Herald Monday.
New AND RICK RsoIoNs.--fhe Territory Of Arr
xona, which has hitherto engaged but little public
attention. 10 likely 10 prove rs attractive to for
tunc-hunting emigrants rs California itself and
that, too. at no distant day. For, according to
Lieut.. Nowry. who came passenger by the last
Overland Mail, there is msrvelloosly rich gold
region on the river CHA. The worthy Lieutenant
left two hundred aud fifty men there. al, washing
or digging for gold. In another portion Of the
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NETWORK ADVERTISEMENTS

(NoID MEDAL GKAND AND sQUARR
- - iIANos-srEIAwAYk SONS 81 Walker ST., lnear
broadwayD New YORK. Manufacturer. were
A"6ded the FIRST Premium where and when (u-HuGU
eve. they brought their Piano fartes HHH
Pt'i.i"n with the beat makers Of Boston, New IL
i"fs fhiladeiI iia and baltimore
w ashu gton Ir5J ' 80
INC snst Premium "a gold Medal for the best Forte
~ me, me Maro land Institute, Baltimore. 1850
~" fhs Prize Medal bes Piano Forte nj tho mar
'' ~, i's s Cry sal Palace New York. leo
ne Hst Freinpn Gold Medal far The b. ST Iran Plano
NJ .ne aa'fiasa insfitne Bainore ls.1
~, -, ~, i tr"m q, the State Fair, Detroit 1857
vt fHsi ff'mhm al The State Pair ieb,n,,,sl t-i7
Among the judges ara, ,a.rsi .ia' ., ,a,,
try such as W Mason. Colt schaik W,il.nhaa, 60,
aud slnar. Pianos constructed ,hs uii ain I'D irn
frame combined are warranted three - -.
" q ho''
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rRAyELLER's pTREcToRY, 4c.


TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY. &C.
ORANGE q ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD.
10WUa "a g
FUSMB Train leaves Alexandra daily at ~ for q
connecting th the Trains on the Virginia
,r.l for Rich uON % and the WEST. and with the
Train the Manassas 0a karoad for Woodstock and inter
mediate points
daily Sunday pted) o'clock
p M for HIGH MONO. N X w ORLEANS, m * n.
PnBS and later ediaie points.
Through tickets ~ the Hail Road Station.
The TRAINS leave Gardonsyle daily at 10 30 A. NJ
10 Il NJ, arriving nj Ale xairia at = i. N. aud
~ No night train Sunday.
s.pt5 X Sitkf.IS. Tisket Agent
n.sON n d % n d Q. n The sem.
II boaid Tow Ing and transport alton Com k1N n
pany, dcsiroas OF offering greater Inducements
ihe shipping Of produce tide ater have In
Of their Of Boats procured the Iron Steamer
kee aud tbr splendid Iron barges Path and Hope
them the line bctw At Richmond aud Norfolk,
pDy a. follows
leave Richmond Tucs,tay. and Frdsys a4PM
Canal from ynehbutg and other points having freight
Norfolk al the sl,bs. boats which
"a IN the Richmond Dock daily to receive freight
Norfolk rrniindcd the
iinc RhnOnd tstidgctord Coz who receive
and forward freight T. ec oi charge.
YrJghf fahsa al ne forest rats
For luther paiticulHts, apply TO
W. r AAi,EKsOS, Agent at Lynthburg
W. l.. COX. Agents nj kicbmond.
GARRISON Il MAIGNE, Agents al Norfolk,
sep,lits
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CHksTENFTELD, Jan. T. Is5s.
MFssRs DoyE& Cu--Leneuen Having had ,liur t,,ne
Turf Oil in extraordinary
being gratifying, refrain from
regard the benefit the at
large had tin. Coli IN my stable lot which ttvru was
Iu. The iuli H. enraged some cause and
g,red cuier the dept OF rgl incl
ped up the about the distance " hc
trisutfui wound Several OF neghbors were
present ked they wond give cents rr IN.
they to do thing ,.u how
ever the Turf Oil Tie usc VI
u siulII bottles lac Is euiir. y Cuicd.
Very respectfully
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Observation-Disclosures,

NrIGTORIDl'S. sICTORlOUS::- ThrrshiW
Machine patterns are proving themselves
ypIni.Uus "a, the IblIow
NuiIIEMUKE ~ JOSllC.
certify thai have OF WHIIIEMokk d JOS
IN IliFlSHlN,, MACHINES and can recommend them
bcst hn's "ofati"ianl also recommend
to thai oil ala hines. have becu in
lhrcsing years aud they exceed
an, MAJ iio had been the Iresh.
~ s.,Ml LII ID. IA EkSON.
August Jd, lS.,~. aug ! Is
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AsPIS GROVE, Henrco, December J. 1857
MEssis DOW y Co.:-tienilemen--My horse put In
the the anl in attempting to lump the
end fence rad through his shnuier and
nearly penetrating through his breast making cash large
enough ht l got one bottle al TUKF
OH. applied ireey in four days he work IN
weeks he entirely cured.
Respectfully yours, JAMES l.. EGE.
Sold all Druggists AMI Merchants throu S,ae
feb
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&OIaCE.- a. d" meeting Of the board Of al.
~ the Nlrgnia Railroad Company
the ei,o at The company the cay OF lyn,hburg,
saturday II Of January, - HE following resolutions
adopted
Rls,ccd hat aud the first day of Feb
and Tennessee RAILROAD Will
81 nOs ruad, unless
IL d,
the ,npoy Vi this
COMPANY
esJrd That all claims against this Company loss of OF
Iaa be Within thirty
d. tlc luv sirh aItit,'s fhonid la beSh delivered
a Cop! it"n Tue Liinnt.s
apI23 WM IL HUGHES. Sc"'y
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Messrs Dove Co :--Gentcncn For about TIN &c or four
years had under my right about pea
sometimes little painful but nv, mach until the July
quite painful, testered, great
deal advised by and Others II cut
think Cancer. bought small boitl Of Your
TURF OIL and applied according dr,ciion,
/ wei. have recommended - uf uy neigh
bos idy who had similar by the side the nose
about e her the other day she said IT was
ncnding much II looked much better than did when
using your rUkF OIL, and SHOULD ge we'll
get her certificate Iou can use any ,.rt
this think proper aud is with much qualification
give you wi my thanks, thia certificate of ITS efficacy
Yours, respectfully, ~ \. THOMAS p
The above voluntary certificate from stranger We
ha> many such. those fer Them
las u eco.
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NEW CASH sTORK.

"aO1BoA16 A1S0
HAS tai I'm The large commodiou. bousc, Main ST.
formerly occu pied by Joseph No~hn, 81 door above
Nessrs schooa.id aud Thnrnans Hardware store and op
t,osite ur Jonn II Scay's Drug Store 80.
.,n ~ receiving large aud selected stock OF GRO
rERlES and STAPLE DRY GOODS. bought exclusively io'
ash will sold prices that cannot Ian 10 give
10 may with call, As AIN ne
,.n,ncd to business the cash System, cxfa induce
sn. " III be cash buyers those desiring 10 CT
change for country produce "
sock Of 40 j PERIs WAN 0UANo always on hand
attend In aiion the old customers Ut Inc
arm oil A. Lewis formerly in the Dry Goods bnsn's" I'D
I'M, "A 10 give me a well as the public generally
w. ~ ~. 4. LEWIS.
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t..rHI Northern, Ar-trrn .tad h.wc.,rrn
MAIL. RIO CII,,
MA
VIRGINIA CLNERNI. RAILROAD.
~ W sa. ss:.ss ! .i@s W.

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
"a ~ izg. iii. . -. =; ! al.ss
pNuk Cna,lottev, lc, stanton, l. sburs and Charleston
H Va, tuHand"i'e, a Iw daily Trains Tor Wa,hns
ton ldo"o,r iu"Aarpha Sow ork, Wheeling, tin,,n.
ia Mai, Passenger rrdu leaves Richmond. daily. at
A,sn Accommodation Passenger Train leaves Rlchmond
dais, l'Neeit aondt, 50 al aIsr. NJ
lhv - Ira,u eoan",t,A al Washington with the 800
l. NJ ana ihe"t'l' VI VIII the 81" A A. Express Trains
10" W,'."s"" tor 'hc dt''" r.''s aooys named
nh Tickets 81 u" prcn I'd in thtnis at the
1.'~rt on, tho souh, s,r Ktro.d Co, ol A W HORN
LIZ, r"N,t Agent
=" it n'ei, ha.,,,............. - 90
IT, u dom ~ >,
los-.u- ','' ,,t .ton 'les.t amy Hotel upon
lams, Nana Avenue. u,s 1t ohaisr
sc"rrte i.''e l., netourA At SUP hv the rcgna'
Mo- I''' ,,'","' at ""hf"'' "'' Ill., 40 a NJ and tho
t''1nb nl u' ~ so" \ e-laI'sn AT BIO a NJ connect
e".-e-' md ,.'".-s,-c rr'n'io'trd between the D."
t." ''s '4"" A''t,s "a ""''nast H. thus SAVING hAeN
la,u.r l,k,'. lo,uccd IA Washington 10 I.lt,
ue A,s,,,c ns,t'q, ,'oiu., on,. Dc,s,1r, J,hrs
hDt"NS - i.."., tbfe's'. Sc Ae aud all pass OF the
ln"s poDAMEAD.
aog1lr. G,n surt
NoTIrE-rO SHIPPERS ny ENrREss
~ "N Nln,'lNiAA ins>EN>rEh RAILROAD -G'"ds
"tnh"rrnt,reay u"rcc,,ssd the Exprc. oh,eo during
IL hJu,s uau4,u t.,t'w,
ir'" a''"i o.'''eN a IA
"
YatHtiS nd Nh be-
c.lved Il, prl,t,t " L SMITH t;cnl Supt.
JuuN |. bui..-Hh. IAtt.s- Az git
kUEAu>nll. xOANOkE."-
~ lnv Il .tnre,, having brod Thoroughly sAa2N
repaired add I,Hii,d A,, resulrt her kffotSQRA
tHG wcrNil trts the tue i.aNIrg NEW nY&A&&ae'
AuTh uttry " ,l4rslN .tfr,noui aud Cit, S2Ss;s3fR
Point every SturiiN uofulHs at % .iutN.
The JAME>IpNN NV hurk ~
Afternoon, and ttN Point tNVrN lur-diy
a toI trrsUi passage, having Superior aerommcda
tiou-. Apply Ltt JOHNSON a co,
trn i-l- Agts y n Va ~, IN shi "a
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(NDAI.! tOAl!:-Wc new prepni Cd 10
ch Ash tlraeite, Moai ana G. 5v.r
iIi t,nai lowest m,rhrt I ices for Augnst
y Ia II at the Store OF Messs. Valentine 4 Hen
~, MINI street, will receive prompt attcnh H.
augg ANDERSON LANFDI.D 4 co
(NNrkESS SlI gNt:LEs.-R0,Cuv :, pee. Shingles
" ~ Ions Brush Mountain C"si For s. II l.,
ANDERSON, LAAfOR q Co. on Ca4a
mar 1T. near La lri.ohes Mi
Nss+ NEGROES WANTED! -ess
FuNIIE 81 BSCRIBEKS WISH TO pURCHAs NJ.
GhOEs, Gather bstw tho ages lir,y
ply AT the auction house Of G. L. Phelps.
sept9-3m #f WELLS DAVIS.
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n EATHER.-A large iss Of Upper Leather,
Just received and for salt !y
dec l5n FRANKLIN 4 BROTHER
TuNONKA BBANa.-A snssN Let Prime TSnka
een {. a. sTRoTnER & CO.
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III O II s 4 8 ii O L 8

TuNRCE TURF OIL FOR Old SORES OF
Il EVERY DESCRIPTION ON MAN OR BEAST
NARKASIED TO CURE, AND NO DANCER fKoa EXrosUkE To
COLD. Price 50 cents per bottle.
Entered according Act If Coyrss in Tie Ceras Office of tie
Uistric Eastern Dasricto Pugaid BY DOYh
d CO., Rictlsuad, Ia--JU
READ THE FOLLOWING:
Come to pamphlet, and read
performed by the Turf Oh certificates truth u
respectable and citzens many other.
here 10 wh refer and cannot doubt its
4 medicine One is pound OF any
other known Try it and you will be
ThtE TURF OIL.--Read the following, come to oui
aud Will tell OF Others who boe.
cured
RICHMOND, Nov. II, .s5I
Msss-s D0pe &Co.-Gentlemea-I used portion bottle
L art Oil, bich kindly presented with
AL lake pleasure in saying that found efrcua
wing of the skim which had
upon several by physcians without receiving tho
teAst i.eueht aso ended II to friend
months had been annoyed by similar pion
and he informed short time that
one bottle be had been entirely cured
Respectfully, 4. NJ, LEFTWICu.
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AlIlnlSItSDA,I Is on. ltl.
"a iINN. hAIa4.,H.itI
~ NtaBtnn \ a p,I stL -
4 \ aud aieI Moudal, Is
~ lTOuu,V te.v 4.,Ah
Ihau si", ai,.u,al. ..t,in
~
".i'vusc - s4tn tti.si,r
in.s s,p teo,tuL necessary by tho acuatstafiH -
zoe a.. i3neSus - .it u! ,"a.f,a
we.' a. to- '".s. is.s4I e,tuu
N,nisn'" "1d t,ts n 'oss 4 Sa.II..
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N ID EN pIFWsUbe
fAs 10 his fr,en something IN the way "a hitiiN
INu EASY CHAIR, Three los'iI1ns are ai'.n :" ,' NV
chair n ia the simplest completes and cheapest easy
Chair ever offered tor sale IN TINS market u
alike for Aid the ordinary purposes :"
Chair. Call aud see IL f. = 'oh""'
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NEUslC: MUalC::-A large AND we'll s~IecseS
AZ iot q new sMEET MUSIC. embracing the latest
nost pop.i Songs Pokas Aarchs &C. &c inst received
- ~ saie II. G Y1CTORS
Qogs
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Persons s"nn. Warcd bS Express must IN.
yartt! nd NUltsN with iirui viii not be
cnlSed bs pr.l,t, " 1 SMITH t.cnl Sup't.
JuuN I. bui.-Hh. IAtt.s-A git
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u EMOvAu.-s. A. BOYD h". temporarily
~ removed bis Fruit Confectionery building
the Post Office and adjoining H. Gsdess Marble Ysd
This Arrangement has been made temporarily above stated
for the purpose ef
old stand rendered by the inc
business In the meantime, shall be happy my
friends aud the public before ind her
5dts A. BOYD
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SHAWLs, CLOAKs, Ac.-Ju.t received a
- third supply OF those beautiful round Stella aud Merno
SHAWLS, with large lot Of Cloth Velvet CiOAKS-
Also alot Ct French MERINo, ali colors cenis
] ~ per ward Call soon.
nov 3dtsl H. GUGGEEHEIMER.
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N. GUGGENHEINIER.

RA0GAuNs! BARGAlNa!!-l have Inst re-.
turned from second trip after fashionable
1OODS and can assure customers hnt
ct lot OF AUCTION GOODS offered this IN
bfacing all Wool Monslins shawh, Silks, &c
nov l5dts.I n. GUGGENHEIMER
LNO0 DUuLD98'S \ ~ - PAINTERa-u
II haxe on hand good stock OF pure white L, ad Whit,
Zine, sseed OIL Splrits Of Tupeutine varnises Putty
Paint Brushes Dry Paints, Coors. &c &c f~r sale
nos l6dtsJ JOHN H. SEAY, Dugsis,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-04-10

VAN TUYL, rnE KIDsAPrER, GIVEN UP BY FIJI
AUTHORITIES OF KESrUCKr.--Judge Walker u
Geneva, N. Y, and Sheriff Henry G. Swift o
ontario County, passed through this city yester
day on their way to New York. having IL
their charge Napoleon Bonsparte Van Tuyl ala
Paul Lexington Of whose kidnapping operation
we have heretofore given a full account. Var
Tuyl was tried at Frankfort, before Judge Nuuall
upon the charge Of obtaining money under falls,
pretences, in selling free negro for slave. and
was ably defended by Messrs. Winslow, of Car
rollton. and Abbott, of Warsaw, the prosecution
bei"s conducted by P. U. Major, Esq. The
jury acquitted him, and be Was immed lately hand
ed over to 'he New York officers in obedience IA
the requisitiOn from the Governor of State, TO be
taken there to answer the charge Of kidnapping
for which he stands indicted. The trial is Sc
down for the 18th of April.
Public sympathy in Kentucky was very muc'i
in favor of Van Tuyl. probably on account of his
youth, he not yet being 81 years of age. His
father and mother were both present at the trial
in Frankfort, and were much affected during il.
progress. They accompanied the accused and the
officers upon the train last evening, on their way
to Geneva Cincinnati Gazette.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-04-10
From the Northern Independent.
PASS HIM ROUND.

The Rev. Henry Slicer, Of Baltimore, formerly
Democratic Chaplain Of the United States Senate
is reported by the Baltimore Sun. as having made
the following speech, on the subject of establish:
ing a Church newspaper, within the bounds OF
the Baltimore Conference. The speech is worthy
of the man. Here il is. Read it.
"Rev. Henry Slcer opposed any such action,
on the ground that it will be promove of mischief.
He believed the interest of the whole Church
would be promoted Without it. Had all the press:
es and the editors been thrown into the Atlantic,
it would have been better for the Church. The
press was potent for evil as well as for good, and
it would be better if there were no newspapers,
than that they should carry on controversy on the
slavery question. There were already more
papers than they know what to do with. If the
Sunday School Advocate did not mend it's ways,
it would soon be banshed from this region, and
the recent articles Of the Christian Advocate and
Journal, on aboltionism, had not been productive
of any good. The Churcq had enough to do to
pray and save their souls and get sinners convert.
ed. and let newspapers alone"
You see. Messrs. Editors how highly you are
esteemed by pro-slavery men. Look out soon, for
an edict to suppress the publication of religious
papers, for this Rev. gentleman is one Of the
greatest politicians Of the age. At least. keep
away from the Atlantic ocean
No doubt, Mr.. Slicer, it would be better for
the interests of Shareholders if all the religious
presses in the country were destroyed. With such
men as Slicer Ignorance is the mother Of devotion
Pass him round Mr.. Editor. Let the entire press
TIE SPY.