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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-19


M Ey-TlIE call for Per-, sa,is' Pain Killer Is Increasing
1I-a2 so very RAPIDLY thai fear shall soon be unable 10
keep pace withit My object In writing now ii To beg thai on
receipt of this You Will kindly despatch another shipment, as
ordered IN my letter of June last.
J. l.. CARRAT. Calcutta. +. l.
Mr.. Perry Dayis-Sir: have used. in my family, Your med
icine called " Pain Killer" Tor many parposcs, anI have found
Ii "A very useful aud valuable article. therefore very cheer
fully ~ omlnend II 10 the public regards.
ErN. HENRY CLARK.
Sometime In December last, m, children were takcu down
with scarlet fever, or canktr rash my uny medicine was lDa-
,s' Pain Killer and Castor oil, the Fam Killer operating 10 II
Charm in cutting The eatlk,r, and tAr'wing out lhr rash. 50 that
IN about Ave weeks my iuml! were entirely recovered.
tohNEllls q. NANnENBIkG Saratoga springs.
Having ns,ti Perry Davis Veg, tIhlr Pain Killer in my lami-
ly during la. wint,f Iast, would urge its general use Tor the
purposes Tor which the inventor has recommended II. think
II invaluable, aud would not like 10 be deprived Of It's alyanti-
gcs. l.. q. IOMEkDl, st. Louis.
dee Il I'm
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OVERCOATS
OF Beaver, Eliot Plush, Fur, Peiersham and Cashmere.
BUSINESS COATS,
or Black aud Fancy Cashmere, Cloth and Beaver.
FltOCk COATS
or French, English and German Cloths.
d Z E 8 8 C OAT
or French Cloths, Black and Blue.
l} US G % A II s
OF several grades-cut and made in good style.
BLACK PANTS
or French ami English Docskins.
q PANTS
OF Cashmere and sa,inct-all grades and colors.
PLUSH VESTS
OF beautiful patterns, Plain and Fancy.
l. Is VESTS
W Bi"cH and Fancy cnl"rs, Sins lie and Double breasted.
CASSIMHRE VESTS
OF over one hundred different patterns.
WINTER STARTS
OF Plush, Woolcn, Merino and Cashmere.
= ri A w l. =
or every grade-fromh Ave to thirty dollars.
BLANKETS
or Sporting, Comforiers and other patterns.
8 H I r r s
oi Linen. Cotton md Muslin, and Merino.
GOOD GOODS
OF a No. quality - had of CHAS. j. RAINE,
Successor 10 Glass 4 laine,
ace lits l39 Main ST., L~ynchbdrs,
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,NEws FROM Brow standardization, Dee.
II. ls59.-1le Courier Of today contains special
alvices from lirowns,illc, which state that Corti-
mas has onartescl the deal bodies Of the Texan
troops killed in the late skirmish, and suspended
them tn the saddles ni his own men. This had
cseatcd the greatest excitement Mt san Antunia.
the Mexicans we're fnyorlng Cortinns.
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monwealth; excepting the bills c,uecrning the
Coyington and Ohio. and Central railroads which
we're laid upnn the table for the present.
Mr.. Chapman signifying his purpose to ofrr
important amendments.
IcuS8EIZiSG LEGft LATION:
On motion nf Mr.. SrIiou. it was
Resoired, That the Committee m Courts # JUS
tice be required tn examine into the expedition " ii
reporting u general llw Tor tho Incorporation Of
societirs for benevolent nurpo.es.
On motion of Mr: Rutherford, the I1onso aJ-
journal.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-19

ErYRcr OF THE SLAVERY AcIrArIoN.-The edi.
TOT Of the Hartford (Conn.) Times says: "a ma
nufacturer called upon US on Monday morning.
and said that a large share Of his business had
been doue at the South. but that his trade has
been cut OF this Fall, and that he already feels
most disastrously the effects of the unfriendly
feeling that has lately been SO industr .ously On.
couraged at the North. His agents at the South
want no more goods. and his losses this winter
will be severe"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-19

SpUrm CARaLiSA I'REPARISG Iot DistNI)N.-
Washington. Dec. 1S59.-Mr. Whaley, member
from Cbarlesion. introduced the follow ing in the
sputh Carolina House of Representatives On the
10Th instant:
Whereas, fra,rrnal relations are dissolve Lctwecn
the North an9 South. the slavolol1inS States de-
inandine that the dissolution If tho Union he con
snnmatel. ani this state Of affairs will probably
render , rrs pri to arms necessary thcrei nc.
Iiesol,ei, That the ,nm VI two hundred
ti,ousanl loiiArs bn place at tho disp ,sal of tho
Governor. IL bn used 1T his discretion, according
l. the ~exirehey Of the times.
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Valuable Land for Sale
RIO A T. nj NV

OFFER for sale the tract OF land near the Biz l,L T..
u nnkr County. lately occupied by Dact. I.aui5n IN. 'a.
contains about 100 acres OF tn best qualify Of Land IN a., n,
i"lghiurlI"al, which IL well known for it, frriiit, Ia ,n, la.
lItc If the kig Lick lcpo, .ou the Virginia and Ie ,,n.' a
- liaiir"hi: has upon 1t II DWELLING HOUSE VIII ~
NE r"ouls AMI n rc>sary out-houSes, n good onic, vi, ,aa a
r""ns, stable, Corn Crib, &C., &c, and is II most d,siruiJ. W. ''
dence for any one desiring Il Farm Of that size and p.,,,ially
u "a ray >i'ldn, being III tho mnt'l # II loInlous and s,.iI.
i,ishb"Illord. The ierI,,s viii be liberal and mad. kn.,A,",
application to ;hv subscriber at Big Lick Post unic,. II MT mt
lfeHiodsl! disposed 81 Ut private sale. of which, due u,iic,. .1i
he given. ! Viii ohrr tho place nj public auction, on MonI,, 'a
md OF ]nn"jsy ieto' nj the Big Lick pHpol, ~
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commissioners Sale of Valuable Negroex

\ virtue "f a decretil order of the Count, tourt # IN
ID ma't"x county, pronounced at It's Dcrc,nhcr term Issr,p
a. Commissions! appointed therein, ON TuESpA,. The aJ Il =, ~
January, le6U. shall, al public auction, In front of lie NJ,
House, IA the ri! u Lynchburg, proceed Ia sell EIGuT vi
girls. "'
lLRH,: \ credit nf six months all be given ,r,ec,i NM,
ch>l u may be necessary Il" pa! the expenses ri sale In, ,,r
chaser giving bonds Will good security, Interest added -
So L. 4. LUtADU Cuulu,,ia.,
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Trustees sale Of Land In Franklin IN

ESl virtue oi u decd of trust cAccIted ll lslacJuncs Ir IN
Il , Isaac VI. Joil,s, trustee. 10 secure the ln,n,n nj of lwn ,.,nj,
therein hellio1ei Lue. to said Isaac Jones, Jr, and recorded in
trnnSun County Court clerks office, the ID DAY Of October.
lr4' cana l." which decd the Undersigned Mas, by AN otter oi
i' county court Of Franklin, Pronounced the 5h day ut be
cclHbtr, ls'n, substituted as trustee in the place of The sud I,aac
". JoHesh shall, "u The llth 'hy Of JAM EY. lsGo, upon
the premises, proceed To sell, by public auction, for cash, u tract
81 land y ing IN said count! Of Franklin, belonging 10 the sid
l>hn" Homes, Jr. known as the BUFFALO tract. and adjoluir,
the ian"lN of Harvey tlaytur and others, containing 2Ug acta .,
more or less. Persons wisliin. Ia purchase can ascertain the
qnaiit, OF said land by iaquirina of parsons residing In tho
ncighh,riIood, or of the Undersigned nj Rocky Noan,, Franklin
County. dee y-im q. i. DENNIS, Trustee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-19

t-R WILLS, Ae., upon >hort notice.
sepl 2gts WIN. ~ BIANCII
PowerleSS for Eyil--Potent for Good
6< arS WHEN pam or Inflammation ia present., and Brand
VIZ fcth'. Pills are used, they al once r,il- upon the hu-
inprs which ARE the OCCASION Of the pain aud inflammation, aud
rrInuse them from the bml,. This quality of alone sciziug
hold, and causing The expulsion of drprnvcd lunors j. possess
al by No other medicine. For lrsntlretb's Pills operate solely
upon tho.. impurities which surround and affect tlc tissues and
organs Affected b, disease. BY NATURAL AFFINITY, THEY sEizE
riiEsE Hu Aogs. BECAUSE InFIR IIFI Is BELow That ~ THL SUR
El Spi>G rAKfs, and cXltl them from the body. Young PEG
pie cannot. but middle aged and old people can, In a measure,
appreciate thai medicine which, being used In sickness, nets
only upon HE cause of disease, aud which has no power except
upon those hunprs whose presence producers every pain, and
WHOSE removal removes every dlsrasr. Whatever organ is al
iericl, there these wonderful pills penetrate, and remove imlu-
rlilcs from thus preventing settling of the humOrs, because
they are removed from the body. In rheumatism, fc,"rs, p!eu-
rlsita, pains In the side, dHhielsin, head nclics, co-tiNcncs-,
n,thma, colds, coughs, sore iiIroais, piles. ulcers, bolts, they
gisr immediate rcliuI; aud taken early, prevent organic dis
ease. Maiadies, pronounced bC,ond human hil. have Yielded
To ihelr influence and millions nf human lives have been saved
ht their timely u,c. Oh. now important In sicnnc~s To- use tlut
medicine which only cxtinguisins the disease, and lcn\ e no
evil eject br.ind. Sold at lbr. i3ranlreth's Principal Office,
No. 2g4 Canal street, New J urk, and by all respectable dealers
i'll medicine. lee lG-lIm
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REPORTED INTENTION OF SENATOR HtnuIND TO
REslGx.- Washington. Dec. Is, iS59-Thc
cl,arle.tor 6onier says it is rcp 'rted that senator
Hammond l,a, expressed the intention al resign
ing his seat Al tho close OF the present session Of
Congress. lle.has been prevented attending " ash
inston ~ inIi.po.i.on.
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HOllOWay'Sy Pills

q sES@ THOUSANDS VI involuntary slIcides are committed
b%S by persons who take the metallic poisons misuan,d
'sI"'tlnrS These pIhts soptie, cicLns,, regulate, aud iaN no.
rat" tMe diseased and enieebl,l Internal organs in,t lend of irri.
iating and inhaming them like mercury. iron, and other mine.
IA Indebtedness. Sold ~ the mandatory, No. Nn Maiden Lane.
New York, and by all druggist, at zoe, 81, and 81 Der box,
dec lsldlw
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Q CHILDREN

~ ~ sKisiS fVR CHILDREN at q, 81, 30 and Co cts.
y !" i'o nam Street. Also, Il large stock OF the SANG frr
a. nv" " "a o. .' very best quality Of tempered steel M 7%r
~" =. "a 49, s!.'a, s2ho End .2.3s. THIS. in wnni nr ~.
de- ddts ''ia' - siNSus a chli,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-19
Semple's Infallible Baking Powders.

poI1IpI0 > IIIIIIIUIt DIhIUR IOWUGIS.
a. Sr> THESE arr The most popular and the cheapest
WJS Baking Powders in the markci, and are no. interior
/" az, that are manufactured in The { nilcd states. This being
the case they should be preferred lay every Grocer and House.
Keeper IN The south. The, are manufactured in Richmond by
j. W. Garliek, aud sold tothc trade III wholesale by lrhy n
Saunders.
j. II. scay sells srtuil,'s lnflHihle Baking Powders.
w. A. STROLLER n "a. sell ~tmptcs lnflliblr Baking Pow lcrs
y II. Thompson sells srmptr's lnfii,lc Baking Powder.
lfh N saunders sell Scmpr,s lnfalible Baking Powders.
Druggists and Grocers gelrraiy sell Senph' lutniIblc
nhklhg IoMuets. ~ 2l.lArlA
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BY TIlOS. W. KEEsEE. AucriosEER.


Anal BoATs
TEAMS, AT
AUlTIDN.-Min h.
sold, nj public auction on tho Basin III Richmond. on TUES
DAY, 2olh of December, the following ANA BOATS, be-
longing to the Scah"ard Towing aud 7 ransIo iation Company /:
II. 7. 'iooNll, NAPOLEON,
y. +. l.Nph, LINDEN.
I. ". Johns, CLEVELAND,
john T. SMITH, VIRGINIA,
mos. II. ELLIS, JIMMY sfEPTUE.
Also. NJ The sane time and place, thirty four MULES and
six Hnl;>Es, together with all the HARNESS and other equip.
nCnts.
Terms mair lnown on the da! Of sale. Sale TO commence
ut IL O'Clock, y y.
WV. c. SMITH, GenI SUPP.
Sale conducted ~ Tnos. W. KEEsEE, Auct.
dec f-ltIs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-19

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
A n.FtLl jus, To hand Of this remedy Tor children teeth.
dec W. ~ IVY JOHN II. sEAY,
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FOR COUGHS AND COLDS.

BRONCHIAL TEoCIIEs. for the cure Of Bron-
> chi's, hoarscncss, Colds, NC. Also, A yev's On. rry p,,to-
raj, Mrs Gaiincr's Iialsan, Wistar's Bulsa,, Of VIII Cherry
hr!+hs Ini,nonic Waters, JuJube Paste, Gum Lozenges, &c'
I" " 'r 'm"o! JOHN II. A
Nv lNlN lleuu.ial
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5000 AInaRacS.
SPECIAL. MnrIrr

HAVE about three thousand Almanacs for the yeny 1874
mn.u l a's're TO GIVE AWAY. Please call and gel one.
"N JOHN II. SEAY, Druggist.
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A III: ii'ls due the late firm of J. II. Ihomp.,p 4 ia nm IN. l.,
a ~ "u'!' ~ viii be placed in the hands of tie prouer OF
dee l9-tljan TJo.,..a,
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SPRIX& GARDEN SEEDS.

'f'iir ulHdersigncd are iniiy adding 10 their already immense
4 stock OF FRESH GAkDEN AG~kiCULTURAL TREE,
silKiB, FLo"ER. AND FRUIT SEEDS, which, when c"uh-
flc'cd, VIII form the largest and best assorted stock Of Seeds In
the world; all Of which we will warmul equal, in qualify and
purity, to any ever offered. and mt very low rutcs,
" 4 Qp % s,linC frat urat
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-12-19

Soothing Syrup.
MRS. WlNsLOW'S 0OTHING SYRUP for children cut
IVA ting teeth. for sale by
dec Is J. II. THOMPSON, Druggist.
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."F7F TVIHH " TTVNTV OUUDHgU
Premium Flat Dnicii do.
Large Red smooth Tomato
Improved New York Purple Egg Plant
New Fetjcc Island d.. (vcy soId)
Grass ana Cl0vers.eihs If all dissertations
S&- NhW TEAnL CATALOGUES ready for mailing to appliii
calis on The ist of January, as also Now Des ,ripti,e Retail
Catalogue. L. Nj. TUORRIRE Il co,
Growers an importers of Seeds, Is John ST., New York.
dee l2-d2w. II. c. n col
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Hog Market.
Richmond Markets. December Is.

Sales at :, 20, Large supply.
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Extra White Coal Oil.

dec l8 j. II. THOMPSON, Druggist.
Extra White Coal Oil.
AM now selling Pure White Coal Oil which gives entire
i satisfaction; also, Lamps with the improved burner. No
smoke with this Oh and these Lamps. For sale by
dec i. H. THOMPSON. Druggist.
French Vanilla Chocolate.
IHNlE incest preparation or Chocolate in use for sale by
Il dee 6tt W. A.. STOTIIER II co.
Cheese ChpeSeU
4 superior lot OF English. Dairy, and Pine Apple thees',
n just received AMI for sal" b.! SMITH y ADAMS
dee III Main Street =
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21

% The decision Of the majority vufy declared she Nv ss,
hiseu', ard The Union will stand I'LL doousdAy"
Tie HGshiSgfoa Star gives the he dine 70 Ia
statement Of ofbe Broth. Brvokslh real esass
has decreased 81 per cent in vae 10 ihs city siscs he
raid of John Brown, and deela,es that the Old kass
arack upon Slavery bas not dmioishcd ,he valss d
real estat, snswterr in the south. The andowssry
Of the South know that ths Disuuion n. Of their po
ticiaus il the bolor est stage-play.
--Ttt Chest,r County Pa Times nOminssss fer
tie Governor Of the Keystone State The Hon. Town
tcnd Haires.
The Afior House, the headquarters Tor rural Re-
pubicsn., Loistsd large fsg Last Monday, whi,A
wac displayed The glorious srntinept, Liberty and
Union, row and forever, one ard inseparsble"
Louis T. Wigfall, Datve Of South Carolina, has
been elected the United States Senate from TsxsH
Col WigfAll's term viii extend to March T. 1863 Ne
hss tue formerly beid by Gen. Rusk, Jsdss Hsz-
demon, and the Hon. Matt. Ward
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21

.,.,,o .ra other ,articulars Of Hunker interest.
He said: "A band Of drunkeu mutineers has seized
bold of the pubic opinion OF the Commonwealth
d" -ayowed aud proclaimed enemies OF the Const-
" ,ution. Where is the hslmsnan Has
+" he cold himself to the mutineersi No; but the
" mutineers stand with pistol at HI, head com
" mandinp him to obey or die " NJw, this u too
hard on the Governor, and on the mutincers-
which last must BE- the Garrison AboluonIsts.
have some slight acquaintance among this latter
class of magnants, and l would exonerate the
Governor from any just charge OF suoserVieucy 70
tier, and they beg ais, 10 dIseIGim au RESPONSE
bilt, for any OF the dOngs of bis Ad uinIstratlon.
Always excepting the Removal Of Judge LOring
That was their dong. Had j. not been for their
r.rsistepcy, that unjust Judge would have had
charge Of the widows and orphans OF Boston unto
Ills jay They claim no part IN any other OF the
Governors acts. And by the way see that the
House of Representatives has just passed resolve
TO pay 5000 for the expenses OF the Inaugural
on Of the Webster statue. And THIS though
tbe eift was made and accepted on the e1-
press condition it was not 10 cost the
State a farthmq! Whether this measure be an act
Of volunteered servility aud snobbishness on the
rart of our shabby Legislators, whether the Statue
Committee have held cut their hat and asked an
alms OF the State, do not know. | trust 1t may
lie the FIRST for whatever fault have ever heard
found with the gentlemen composing hat Committee,
! believe they have never been accused OF mean
pess in money matters. trust, for the credit of
Huukerdom, that they viii keep their word and
shame tie devil.
Let NE say one word 10 take the taste Of this last
Iaf paragraph out OF my mouth, on the d-ath OF
Washington Irving. What Eathdndsld 1t was
What fit rounding of his ilustrious and benefcent
life He, being dead may now be safely said to
have had one OF the happiest of lives. His draught
of life suppose, must have had it, dash OF whole
some bitter; but the fennel leaves never oated on
the surface To outward appearance his career was
ore of the most sngularly unmixed prosperity-and
as unenyied as unInixed. i cannot too much con-
graduate myself on having treasured recollection
of too brief visit to him at Sunnysde. Did l
ever tel you Of it, believe not. shall II Per-
haps WILL III think oft. BYLES.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21
TIE McLANE TREATY PROBABLY SIGNED,
CorrespoDsepce Of The n. Y. TrbHDe.
u. &. SLOOP-oF-WAR BRoOELYE,
VERA CRUZ, Dec. A. 1859.

l.. \. SLOOP-OF-WAR BROOKLTE,
VERA CRUZ, Dec. 4, 1859.
The steamer Ware from your city has just arrived
and is to he Immediately converted into Mexican
steamer The engDeersare engaged in cleaning her bolt
err considerable incrusaton having collected them
The engine and appurteDancss, however, are in per
feet orders they look beautiful On Friday night last
terrible noriher upon almost Instantly and il
has wn until this morning with perfect vengeance
compelling to choose the alternative Of housing our
masts or having them carried away, as the ship rolled
and pitched in a terrific manner One schooner has
gone ashore the sea beating over her and breaking
against the coral wall Of the city, and then rolling back
mountain high. No boats have lef the ship since tnat
tine, and We feel very much like sxiles
Friday last WAS the scene Of grand parade on the
plaza there being some three thousand troops that
passed in review; their appearance elected much sp-
plaute, and really they looked extremely well, and
very warlise All the officers were good looking men
and wore very handsome uniforDs.
No information Of interest relative TO government sf
fairs be obtsDed bpt the prevailing opinion is that
the treaty, rs brought by Minister McIAne, will be
signed very soon. Mr.. MeIAne ia stillving on board
bis daughter being at this time Oonvaesesnt, with
hopes Of again having perfect health shortly.
Several heXcans of nolabiliIy have visited u.s. bus
not the President yeti between these and the Off
OF the ship there exists much friendship and such
wits marked with much that ID pleasant
Tuesday, Dee. 6.-l have just returned from the
city, ana there learned that negotiations have pro-
Setded.to fpch extent thai all was ready and to
have been finished Saturday hast, but from some
ueXpicable ,he signing Of the treaty post
poned. All 10 think ii will be signed, and
We are to prepare FOR New-0rleans or Pensacola by
the Sab lob. The mail is leaving, but 1T ths mo-
Eent is reported upon the ship among the officers
that iht treaty has been signed, and lbsi We are -
proceed Immediately TO ktw-0rlsans, from thers
tsDtmt it TO Washington for ratification and are again
20 bearit 10 Vera Cruz. ..
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21
FROM BOSTON.
ALETTER FROM MIR. BYLEs.

~ A.
BOsToN, Dee. l3, 1869.
i have been meaning to write TO you ever
since We patched up the poor dear old Union
again last week. The venerable sufferer is az well
could be reasonably expected, and, with care,
may last short time longer. should have re-
he1ed your anxiety TO the condition in which the
Operation Of last Thursday morning LEFT the inter-
eSting invalid before this, had teen able to collect
ny sgitaied faculties, and command my shattered
nerves. You know have never made any secre,
Of nv weakness in relation 10 the world to come
Not sny ami inpo hurry 10 explore its secrets in per-
SOP, bat ask il as particular favor of all and siu-
gulnr who ba'e made the ioursey, not to come back
again on my account. l can wait perfectly we'll
lou may remember that in some communications
had in ny letters with some Of your Spiritualst
friends, year or two ago. / Frankly confessed
that was afraid Of ghosts, and am bad as
ever yet. Imagine, then, my emotions on finding
myfelf BY broad daylight, in a room full Of dead
uci,--of 6efurct politicians Ii was an awful
sight. A clurch-ysrd Is gay; the Catacombs cheer
fn; The Potier's Held lively place Of resort, in
the conpars0n There was but one live man TO b.
seen sbou; tbe platform, and that was Mr. Caleb
Gushing. who Seiedthe part OF Undertaken, Sexton,
or rltbrr Rcurreeiiou-maD, on The solemn occa-
zion. protest 70 you, have been afraid to 90 10
bed n ile dark ever since.
Buf. observe / tel you al this in the strictest
confidence Please, 10 NJ say anything about it.
II our Southern brethren are content 10 accept il as
! roeeiing Of Live Men, IL them. Don't expose
coston 70 be sSeked " Ese Jener.On County COo
New-York daily tribune., 1859-12-21
POLITICAL.

We propose therefore. that the members Of the Op-
po,on the different states shoad in Ne~Yofk
on teesnd lufsds in Jsnuy 1t O'Clock Ia the Afternoon
At Roon no Actor Houe to plan by which an
Opps.i,on candidate sy be secured (Signsdl
J. BEADLEH, r. yEWEfT,
ROSWs LII GRAVES, C. b. FREEMAN