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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-18
How MIR. Beecher aame into the
Church.

How lIr. Rcechcr came into the
Church.
Rev. Henery Ward Becchor lectured
on Tuesday evening to an immense au-
dienee--a perfect jam-in his own church
in Brooklyn, on "The Bnrgain-Makers,"
in the plymouth COURSE" The edifco
was thronged IN every part. He was in
troduccd by Mr.. Theodore Tilton, of the
Independent, with the following remarks.
Mr., Tilton said:
''rhe loetuor insists upon being intro
duccd. (Laughterl This, suqpoqc. ia
from natural mOdosty. Laughter Yet
perhaps ! ought 20 say word explana-
tory, in order that he may not come before
you as a perfect strangerl / would there
fore state that he is from Litchfe.d, Con-
necticut, and is a minister's son. laugh
tor Now minister's sons you know are
proverbiully disinolined 10 follow the good
example Of their fathers. So / will tell
you a queer story, that heard the other
day from Litchheld. BY tho side Of an
old house in that old town, there stood a
uheH-utti WHICH, WuNu ~ NNu lthNubu
the hight Of the second-stoy, put forth,
one spring, a branch that grew through
an open window into the room. The win
dow Of the airy chamber was not shut
down, and the tree was allowed TO grow;
until at last a robin came and built nest
in the bough. inside the housed
"Now, as | am incredibly informed,
prominent early branch Of the Beeoher
family was the branch Of birch Laugh
ter erl--introduction, believe, on the faith
er's side [Great Laughter. Atall events
Il has been limited that il was the birch
that first brought our friend into the church.
Applause and laughter but having thus
vigorously coaxed in, he found the church
80 good place that he built his NJ in IL,
and has been singing like a robin ever
since will only a3d hrrther, that he has
been for some time past preaching in this
neighborhood, with a view TO call and
settlement in a new church on Montague
Heightsr [Great laughier,
Mr.. Beeeher was then receivod with
loud applause, and retoTted 81 saying, that
Mr.. Tilton himselfwould lecture in brook
lyn next week, and that he or. b. would
Ike TO pc present to introduce Aim.--
Laughter
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-18
Thfia aE'crkIp Tribaur.
SCHILLER.
Fsen. .hs c,ssLan.u counsEslsl.

Frcm tho Ctncinnst CommcripL
song fcr the bard who vas born to-day
A hundred yrais agol
A sang In the New World. far away
From his home where the Rhine waves flow
Frum city and hamlet, from forest and plain,
A song for the deathless, and be the refrain,
Schillcri
A song whore the aioriea Hudson flows,
Where the Alleghanivs tower,
Where the lcryid sun Of the South laud glove
From hearth stone, hall and bower.
A song from the peiple, united aud free,
Till he Father Of Waters repeats 10 the sea.
Schiller
Be his memory green In our hearts and mihds
Fer HE thoughts 90 true and bold
Are the brightest links m the chain that bipdi
The New World 10 the Old
From palnco and cottage, from forum and hne
A cong lor the deathlyss, aud be the refrain,
Schllerl
Let the day Of his birth be a Jubilee,
From the broad Atlantio's strand
To the bouudlcgs prairies, wild and free,
Away In the sunset land.
From palace and cottage, from forum and fame
A song from the people, aud be the refrain,
Shillerl
SARAH 4. BOLroN
Indianapolis, November, 1859.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-18
Leonard Adams,
,EkNDER sTEN. WILLIAM h.JoHNsoN
Stem e. Johnson,

Attorneys and Councillors at Law.
OFFICE, IN HsdFcTNew block, over Vollmer's elolh.
Jag atore Main street. Professional business and the
coiigoton Of an kihdr Of claims promptly attended to
TINA, Dee. t7th, 1858.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-18

How goes the money yl--Well,
I'm sure Il isn't hard TO tell:
II goes for rent and water.Htcs,
For brad and butter, coal and CRATES,
Hats, caps, and carpets, hoops aud hose
And that's the way the money goes
How goea the MoncyI-Nay,
Don't everybody know the way3
II goes for bonnets. coats aud capes,
silks, satins, muslins, volvcts. craps,
Shawl. ribbons, furs and furbelows,
And that's the way the money goes
How goes the Moncy9-surc,
/ wish the way were something fower,
10 goes for wages, taxes. debtl,
10 goes for presents, goes for bets,
For paint pomade, and eau De rose,
And that's the way the money goes
How goes the Money
I've scarce begun tO mention how;
II goes for laces, feuthers, rings,
Toys, dolls, aud other baby things,
Whips, whistles, candies, bells, and bows
Aud that's the way the money goes
How goes the Money2-Come,
know i, doesn't 60 for rum;
II goes for Schools aud Sa bath .chimcs,
II goes for charity
For missionsand such things rs those,
And that's the way the money goes
How goes the mcney2--Thero
/ IN out Of patience, / declare;
II goes for plays, and diamond-pins,
For public aims, aud private sins,
For holloS shams, and silly shows
Aud that's the way the money goes
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-18

The attempt to coaneot the Republican
party with Old Browns mad outbreak is
a necessity Of the Sham Democracy. AZ
they are not able to beat the Republicans
ia a single Free State this side of the
Rocky Mountains, they must make the
lnost of their victory over Old Browns
fifteen white men and five negroes. They
have made 90 much ado Shout Il, that
they are ashamed 20 have the small nun-
Der OF their Rdyersaros aud victims
known. Il wouldn't DO 10 own that tno
Federal Executive and those Of Virginia
and Mary land have been frightened half
out OF then wits by madmsn and HE
platoon Of followers. Already he bul-
letina Of this war oxceed "a iangth and
ponderoushess those of tho war OF tha
Greeks with Xerzos; nod siill the l6lo.
graph wires groan with further deiails.--
This is keen hunt lor party tapiiil and
viii ultimately roeol ~ No heat1rs.-
N. Y, 1fi5unc.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-18

A CoBTRAsr. cannot help a feel
ing Of admirntion Of some OF the qualities
OF the Southern politicians. Senator
Mason, whose manners in the Senate are
plantation manners, and Gov. Wiso, who
hUals forth such graphic abuse in never
ending letters, look down upon Old Ossa-
wattomie Brown as on wounded lion, and
while Mason apologies for his questions,
Wise expresses his admiration for the old
mans indoinitable win and high courage.
This was oontrasted BY Air. Vallanding-
ham, who was a pot-house politician and
mi cradle pettilogRer, appeared mean rand
smaller by the contrast. How he did ex-
ercise his little County Court ingenuity
10 draw out Of the wounded man some exc
preston that would iHpiOate somebody
in Dayton.
What a grand thing Il would have been
il Mr.. Val. could have played Old Coos
berry with some aspiring eoDstabls in
Montgomery. We spoke kindly Of this
man last week. We now take i back.
He is too small for our microscope Mac
a. CAesk Press.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-18
United States Jurisdiction fn
Different Lntitudess

The insurgents at Hsrpsr's Ferry were
In possession of the arsenal Of the United
States, on land the Jurisdiction of which
had been ceded TO the United States, as
is the custom with sites for all the United
States buildings. They were conquered
and seized by United States troops, with
in the jurisdiction Of the General Govern
ment. But Governor Wise demanded
them to be tried by the Virgiaia authori-
ties for murder, and the GoVerement gave
them up.
About three years ago, fugitive slave
woman at Cincinnati, Killed her child and
was arrested by our authorities for MUIR
der, but Judge Leayitt, Of the United
States Circuit Court, decided that the fu-
gitive Slave law would take a murderer
out Of the criminal jurisdiction Of Ohio,
and she was carried of.
When We see such specimens Of the
different administration Of the laws Of the
United States in different sections Of the
Union, the insolent domineering over the
general government by the slave States,
and the abject submission Of the free
States to the insolent domineering Of the
general government il iS enough TO make
an Ohio man Wish that our Governors
wouh give a few specimens Of that prac-
tioe which the democrats tried 10 frighten
themselves with the idea that Dennison
wodld introduce, If elected-"Use the
bayonet, so help me Godl"-Stais Jour
nal.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-18

What is the easiest fence a sportsman
ever tookl Oneneo.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-18

~ RAPE GROWERS can carry On their business
VI most successfully al nammoniou, ilee FROM ln7ia
sasua fory Vineyards were SCI out the past seAson -
See adrsfissment Of Hanmonton l4auds, In another
ooluIln. nv l2som
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-11-18
now THE MONEY GOES.

IndlanarolIs. November. $50.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-11
Personal Appearance Of SickIes Counsel.
The Washington correspondents ofthe Pkilsdsl-


phia Press. says, ss...,s-ss.-s,.ru.-..s.s-
Tho first scene in the Sckles trial commenced
this morning Mr. Sickles appeared in Court sc-
companiel by his lealing counsel. Edwin N. Stsa-
ton, of Washington. AMI Jamss I, Brady. of New
York. Mr.. Sickles was exceedingly wall dressed,
ns is usual with him. cool. collected and pale: and
he calmly conferred with his counsel during sses.
rnl bours. lie looked M easy ~ if he were sit
ting in his seat in the House Of Representatives.
Mr.. Stanton. tho principal counsel, In about the
size Of John G. Bullet, of your bar, some two or
three wears older, dark complexion and ofres'luto
aud energetic expression Of fa,e and manner
Your Philadelphia lawyers will recolent Stanton
for his distinguished connection with the Wheel
ing Bridge ca.e, some years ag,. In which he
considerably worsied tho Hon. John Cndwalader,
now thu somewhat bizarre Judge of your United
States District Court Jna 7. Brady. Of New York
(the other cnunscl) will arrest attention at once
by his remarkable head. which il in itself stu.
dy. lle Is very elegant gentleman, fearless
nnl honest lawyer, and nn intrepid and thorough
going friend. Mr.. Ould, tho District Attorney.
younger than either Mr. Stanton or Mr.. Brady.
is one OF tho finest looking mon in the District
lie is little raw in tho professions: was an Old
line Whi:, opposed to Pierce in 1862; is Connect
cd with ol 'the first lumilics" aud is u kind
hearted, nmlahle and agreeable gentleman.
| noticed, my those present mt thu trial. that
gallant aud devoted gentleman. tho Hon. T. B.
Hart Sur,cy.r, Of the Port of New.York. man
who never vet deserted II friend. or turne,l his
back On m enemy. lie j. here advising Mr.. Sick-
lc. in his tihnln,ion. The fa,hcr ut the a,,usc1.
Mr.. g. G. sctle,. or Newly ,rk. Is also present
taking profound interest in the proceeding;
he is quite n youns.looking man although his
beard j. long aud gray. The excitement which
hnd subsiled has been renewed by the trial, and
now We have tho town filed with the usual gossip
but cannot doubt thst tho result will be- sAtisfac
tory 10 all the parties concerned for n,dlyre the
efforts of tho Star there is manifest disposition
on tho rnr of the friends Of Key to make any per
sonnl wnr upon Mr.. Sickles. The fact is, a case
like this is best settled by being speedily disposed
Of The "pln.on grows space that Sicklcs will DO
acquitted. The manner in which the traverse
urymcn who found themselves committed all On
the side of =. showed which way the current was
setting will not De NJ NIL nstonished II Sickes IL
acquitted without least trouble, and before speech
is made On either side.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-11
Cold Feot.

Coll feet orc the avenues 10 death of multitudes
cvcry ycar. il is n syu of impcrfect circulation
~ ,,'.,, 'r v;,nr If c7nstitn,ion \, one con be
well whosc feet arc bnbtunlly cod When the
hIn.d Is connlIv distributed TO- every mart of the
nnJv ,her. !. :ennrn1 r,al Lcnlth. If there he
ie.s Llad at nny one noint hnn is natural, there
il ,njness md NOT nny so. there mus, he m re-
,lan !. natural n, same tLer mart or the ey.t.m.
md there is ie,cr-thar is unnatural heat nr op.
"'' W. ,Io "r n c.., n. nn,,,,,, IF
Ill., j, ,,an,n, ,l,,o co,ln.t. n, .our .tber mart Of
u'o'u -, hannons ., hc the wcnkest 70 be
uno u ", ,,I, -, ,rl,y nm h,rrc.Je n,o;n.t tho
n ;"o 't",' ".o "o ~ Iionrc % when the ngs nre
nru'nS 1,' ,i,uJ ,,,,hers ,hcre !, ,hc sIane
of :, ,o,nm N ~ ,n1 or shifting. Clerpymen and
OF comm ;" VI w. VI eP;'.s' on. e,a
"lher Pu". sl".s1 ,h, a ahp'p ,, :" sn.h aoIi
render .le .nro"' I've "'"nes' i%a )" s'tn c.,;" wv
,ee' eive ~ ,ho 1,s hoIow ", the ht,ym Of ,bs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-11

SWISS MAycr,crrRIxG INDUSTRY. The porula-
tion of Switzerland il about 9, 400 900. OF this
number, $4,000 nre employed in the different
branches of manufactures. of these $4,000 are
engaged in spinning weaving, bleaching. prin-
ting cotton, 5000 in the silk trade. and 10 800 in
the clock and matchmaking trades. The silk and
man can,ous of Bale, Znich, and Saint Gall; the
watch and cio.k trades are chiefly carried on in
the French cantons. From GenoS alone the Uni.
tei States receives annually. via Havre. about
100000 watches. though IL is believed that the
success which has already Ggnaiizcd watchma-
king industry in the United States--but a year
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-11
BArntNG IN MnLToN LEAD.-A scientific cores

BArurNG IN MOTION LEAD-A scientific cores
ponhent sends us the following:
We have of'en astonishe the unintiated by
pnssins the fingers and a portion OF the hand
through melted lead. This may tc done with i'm
punity if the hand is slightly moi>t-not wet. In
many persons the natural moisture of the hands
is sufficient The melted metal is reloed by the
slight moisture. and the hand can be passed
through it with,nt danger or Inconvenience. A
peculiar liquid yelvety sation is felt, which is
not at all unpleasant, writer in tho Courier
des Eat, umis" says that the same thing can be
done. and even the hands can he hathcd in n jet
of melting iron at IL temperature of 1000 degrees,
with Jut any i'll results.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-11

Such lnpf1 rc,nl, VIII elevate - Argentine
government - the consideration =. the fire. pow
cr4 ,lrnwine closer oar TREND hip with the cl H.
sus nl America. whose institution erfve ns an cX.
ample, AMI whose influence and stimulus We re-
au,c in our lul recent life, and which We hpn"ri.
hv desire: such prosprr,us rc'ull mus hind us
in an ctnrnn bond Of imtcrnry to oar immediate
conj.e,c # Paraguay united t" rs hy the com
muptv Of ufere~ta, of origin mud If destiny.
| c me proudly with til, lan,e-grcen and
nurc--ml.icu have had the happiness toenll,nnd
t., deposit II on the nltnr of my chintrv, offering
to i, anew the sacrifice "f all my lr rs II ho'.
cau, tn the principles uf peace, II fraternity. nnd
Of honor-wh.s. are the ha,i> oi thc Argentine
poli.y. JuSTO JOHE DE Ii,QUIZA.
Tie f,lloNinG u.e the reported term, OF the set
tlemcnt:
We have received no information Of tho par,
which has teen faken by Senur Amnral, the resi-
dent minister Of Brazil in the peaceful ierminn'
ton of thi question. but know that llc was re-
cci>cI bv p.rsidcnt Lppez with the most express
sivc ,iemoa-tratj n- of friendship lr lhc imperial
gD,crnmcnt and that his pre-c"'r was hn'iel as
the precur.or al II happy c"nclu-Ien.
Neither haze we any news Il The terms oi the
arrnnsrmant ma e, H. cause the private d Gu
mcn,s 10 which Gen. Urquizt rcirrs hase not been
published,
An ENGLISH letter from Bnenos Ayes says that
the basis "i the adjustment was an Indemnity ol
SlO00D % the family of the l.ersun who killed
on board The Water Witch in the ennIlict with the
fort Of ltatiin. and anuther,s al So 600 to tho
company ,hat was represented hy NJ. Hopkins.
We Il no, suppose that this statement is exact
in view of the terms in which the arrangement is
applaulrl ly the chief of the Argentine Confel-
crn,ou, aud above all from the fact tha, he took
part ia Ia tla-acr"u. and that he claims for hi,
hon >cr'ments If peace in me- ,tiniing in person
with the P,cniim,cutary of the Cnited States.
Bricny however, we have the information Of the
arrangement made between the two powers, for
we have evidence Of the fact in the olhcial
muncatious If the BRAZILIAN minister, who was
on board the gunhoat lvnhy, which lr.t M4nteyi
den before the Apa, and which, On the 18Th, was
at Santa Catharina.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-11
Ayer,s CathartiC pills,

nUE scienccs OF Ihemi and Medicine taxed
their produce his best most perfect pnrRNlve
he Pills have virtues whit srrpass la exce,n.e the or.
binary ciucs and thai IN win unprecedented lily upon
,srem ( all The sale aud pleasant To take.
erfu 1h r peDttra ing properties stimulate
the vital tho 0brrnctons ~ its
gans ~, the bpod aud expel .ease 7 ry purgeous
umors hlch brrd and grow disscnper stimulate
auggish dis ri red organs II their natural setn anu IN
,a healthy with strength tn The whole system Not my
DO they the day complain - VI every boAy eu ais
aud dangerous ds.ases that have an the est
hnman skill Willie thev produce powerful IN c'a f1sy are
that employed for children Being sueaf eossed they
pleasant and being purely table are hesfA
Of harm Cures have been made which surrass BE-
lief they substanaed by men Of susn exssse Ps
ton and character forbid the suspcn untruth Many
and physicians have lent theft naes 70
public the Reliability OF remedieA while osh-
have the assurance OF Their concfon that ny
Preparations Immensely the relief Of acs.
cd. .u6eIing fellow.men
The Agent below named pleased to furnish gratis NY
American Almanac containing directions fer their use ana GER
Costiveness, Bilious Complaints kheumaam, Dopy.
Het rburn Headache arising rm foul st. mach ~
digestion Morbid Inac,ion OF the boweis sne
therefrom Flatulency ot Appetite all Uiccrous w
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In or KINGS Ev They also, by pniying ms ~
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rrifsbfy 1ersngements OF tns
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Do not be put unprincpled dsaiesa wiz sntns
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take nothing No other the, can give you
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Prepared by Dr. y. U. y r.. q
Practical and Analytical Chem1st, GoWol, Mass,
PRICE 25 CTS. PER BOX FIVE BOXES rUk ~
AND SOLD nI =, ,a,.. 81.
nosd N r RIvEs Pe.ssburs, N. Z. GAM MnF!Oats
and all DrugKists NQ Slsap4S4.
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panon, who was loaded down with sack Of wool.
to do tho same, and having no moro sense than .
man or woman, he plunged in, and In moment
the wool absorbed the water, incfeased tho bur-
den many n fold. nnl horo him 70 the bottom
Halls Journal Of Health.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-11

JOHNSON, YOUNGER 81 OTEN, 13 Pearl
- Street. between Main and Cary, RICHMuhn VA have on
hand and offer for sale
1000 bags Kio, Laguyra and Java Coffee;
~ bags Mocha do
$40 sides good an damaged sole Leather;
500 boxes Adam tntinc Candies;
100 boxes Brown Soap;
LES boxes Fancy do
1000 kegs Did ID mnirn Nails
100 barrels n. q. Molasscs;
Is hog sheads Cuba Moiasscs;
81 d. o SGgW
100 barrels extra Sugar;
$50 do low grades Sugar;
25 do grnnulated sugar,
80 d. ground Sugar;
rs patent cut loaf Sugar:
20 ba rels crushed sugar
80 kegs Soda;
100 boxes French Window Glass;
100 kits No Ma.Ler,i;
80 ba rcls No | Hcrrinks;
100 bushels Clover. Timothy and ether Grass Seeds
Besides full assortment OF GROCERIES, VIII as large
aud well selected stock "i FOREI6N AND DOMESTIC
Liquors. We also AGENTS far Of the best brands
If MOUNTAIN RYE WHISKY, ali of which will sell
hw march ~ dts Rep. copy,
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AY /. RS
CHERRY PICTORIAL,
Cronp, Wheopina Comsh, lna.ensn:
ron THf RAPID cuRH oF
Goushs. mud m On ,.sesl


BROTHER AYlR. Iwlii cherrmlly certify Pect0rat Ia
the hest en-dy tor the care OF wh0opng cough
group and the Diseases children We OF rater
In the South appreciate !onr akll and commend y"ur
incdcnr to people HIRAM wv MI.
AMOS Ltf Esq MONTEREY, Ia writes 81 Jan 1850 II had
a tedious Influenza, which confined In do six weekst
without ree finally tried your Pfctorat
by tn, aIyco c,rgymn The frst dose relieved tho
throat and lungs cs than ono half the bottle
made well Ynur medicines tho cheapest
NJ wellaa buy aud esteem you, Do,tor,
and Your remedies - the poor mana friend"
A-thInn y rhthts q, nWd 0rouehttts.
Nisr MANCutsrkR, PA. Feb. 4, 1856
SIN Your Chcry Pictorial performing marvellous cures
toms aud Is curing who has laOor.
of tho LUNGS r the last forty years
HENRY L. PARKS, Merchant.
"A RAMSEY, n. D, Albion Monroe Co, Iowa, writes,
Sept 1855 During praeIlee Of many years have fund
nothna "a a vonr cherry Pictorial Ing and
Isf pasn such a. ara rnrable
Nigh, add volumes of evidence but the most enync-
ng proof OF this remedy Is found ln It's effects
upon trial 5## S ...s. .fl=5
Probably no orr remedy known which, cured
Ii dangerous cases as tls Some M huns
aid those the Cherry Pectorat adords
relief and comfort
AsroR House. Nrw YoRx CRY. March 8. 1875
DR AYEn, I.owtI trcl u duty and pleasure toin-
form You what yrur Cherry Pictorial has lone for wife Sho
months lab ring under tho dangerous hymptns
from which al could gave her
much relief She steadily FILLING until DR. Strong OF
this city, where have come fr Adviec rec"mmended
medicine We bless his kindn VIC do y"ur
SAIL for se has that day She - mt vet AZ
strong she used 10 but Is 'rce from hcr cough, and Calls
herself well Yours with gratitude and regard
oHLANDo SHELBY. OF shebyville.
Consnmptirrs do despair t on have tried Ayers s
~ pcorai IL h made the best dlca chemists In
ne world and all around bespeak the high merts
Of its virtues. - Fhiadsiphia Ledger 1i e 3.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-11

Tie cumm,s ,loner &c inrr,i thag ~, instructions
did u,t ,r.mti lim T., accept the oh inl mediation
which tie p'rnpuicntinres ni Il a1ii and "f the
Argentine Confederation were Diseased Ia offer
TINT it wa, IN d"lrrcuce Ia the spIrt Of cnn' lila
tom and a. q iplhutr 1T especial consid"iati II to
myself ho accepted only the ,rr> nal inter, ention
oi my h,1' frank nrl i,s;n'rrc..nl uI,tes. aud
thar t, this c41 hc would open ire arn ory conf
dcntial cu,'cicaccs 50 aS to arlnnGc Ic matter ot
Il settlement,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-11

Scyc III c,nIrrcnces took par". in the whole
course Of whca took the pat which had been
y, honrn'I> clucr,r1 to mr hy nv llHstII,us
friend thc Pee dent # Paraguay na1 the Comm
siouer II the ni,"d Stutr-. otrn 10 assisting in
the last conference" in which tie question wn+ de-
cidr
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GITGGI,NHEIAIIR.

yHvot - pecuiiA call itc atru''n'i h- tn h'' nnd
The Inr lis large aud well srretfd -'och 81 Ivy
Goods, iipoS Shoes AC rarctlar acm"n ns h 'h lrih
ad,. lrss oiS 81 d.s'r 'i"' 1Nl aud quality
LADIES' >ik, b" supp.ied W.T. a' y ~ c'IIed
g. - pr NHrl-hs st"'k {" VI 1ih's h"'H
iIn' ApaecHs unsurpassed ns Ia Itff ana fn'H>,
lhe largest -ock tiHks Stav- Ar ,t-.lr Wy ni")
brought is kVt la. iunn ltF Ft=wi;H choice
Il Sh nhira hu wlli lt i"unH
Also tlns. S'ttrTr-. Ne
good - heavy No.,ns iT arm hands iN nh's A.
Buyers iuN Ited TO CIV my si'ch an 'NHhl A'"i
1CnuHiy Merchants Al Il" ", Ave M" e llhe''rc
gong Month lbhENlIiiMbk'
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-11
SIIIIEIt.

fD1ANSs.-W' bn,r just received IA supply ot
and beautiful PIANOS compi-ng SOM, "f The most
elegant offered ia this market W. nd especial cal
attention 10 the style chilled the tLIFfoiD PIANO
built # L scwrod Louis Qu,torz" aid ecrf snowy w"
viii keep constantly hand Paros from thr
tories If both WN K>ABf 90, Baltimore, nn,i CHiCKtR
& Sons B"slon. furnish them tuy iay
Bile = llcv he hal in th" Northern ttiics
Also full supply Of Guitars Victims. Flutes, Music &c
Call and .xamiuc. PAYNE BLACKBOARD.
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