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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-30
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FuNllE subscribers have associated themselves Together for Tia
Il purns. Of dong n GG"'sRf ANp COMMISSION BUsIaE>
under style and ru of FRANKLIN ~ CO. laliut
the LIST Of Scplenhcr)nil keep hand al all iints
we'll selected stock ri Groceries, Liquors, Ducsr Dry t,,pls
Nc aud pay their special attention To the sale ob:ir,
Wheat Corn Flour, btcon aud AL other kIns Country Pr"
ducc. The. Halter themselves d from ihvr Long
in business, that they viii he able Ia iu
and the public gcnenliI other hp> ci,, a.,
promise Ia Hr hes CNvbns l." please all
them with their patronage, iH viii "rp$ the old -.iil
Franklin Brotncr, 40 Al Main >lrc.i, door
Warehouse. JAMES FRANKLIN.
l.. tEA\NlIN. Ia,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-30
Dissolution of Co-partnership.

TnNiE coaracrsip heretofore eAis,Ing
hrm ol Franklin " roItr expired b, limitation
ins. Al persons ndcb Ia the requested
forward and settle their iulur
should costd up iIa,ilo
the Nil la used IN HIdug c
iul friends i, liberal extended
of Franklin Bfihvr last We
%
lin ~ Go. JAMES FRANKLIN
CnRuna, Sept. II. l>59. H.. FkANkLIN, JE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-30

- rolling mill has, been started In ColumLiana
1lAbsma. IN which all kinds Of rolled iron are
turned OUT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-30
SUMMER ADVANCEMENT.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
ElEDUtED EA rEs.-iho |. :. Mail steamers, e.rss$
IL JAMESTOWN, Capt rAnnlsa, and EoA; SkEIE
from Virginia NJ knnvonD EArrs.
TUESDAY afternoon, O'Clock, City Point same evening
Norfolk "Wednesday, o'clock, noon YORK,
The RoANOkE, Capt skrsSrs, leaves Richmond every
O'Clock, aud Portsmouth, same evening" for New York. arrv
ing ' next ,, s,s""h y. L., ", ;, x..
sersDog and Riehnond-,akiag Freight for each place
m S' %SnSsd a S@ Tor SS"
REDUCED RATES.
Passage s,ateroom included, between Norfolk and New
York.. ''''................
Passage included, between Richmond Peters
burg and New iork,.....''... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
ras.ass s,asroo% included between Iynchburg and New
Passage and Norfolk, by The River boats
MEALS, FIFTY CENTS, EXTRA.
gY- The and elegant steamer YORKTOWN Mih soon
he put upon e line AT The same rates above forming Tn
april 3odts. Nam street, Luxembourg, Va.
RINGLErs AND HAIR pRAIDs, for the Ladies'; fine
aug is-iins JNo. j. PUBvIs, Agent
TI,HE session OF the Subscribers School will
l. On MONDAY. September 9th.
aug I7-ats-spi X. NJ. MCKINNEY.
I1URE CIDER VINEGAR, for Picking. for sale BY
Il sept adts SMITH ADAMS.
SUMMER FRUITS.
meeting OF the Executive Committee of the Lyncburg
IN Agricultural and Mechanical Society," held Monday
evening" 18th instant the follow ing resolution adopted
FOR the purpose Of encouraging the production OF Garden
Fruits ana melting, In generous rivalry improvement In
qualify and variety of Summer Fruits which, from their
lure be exhibited Al the Fair the Executive Committee
hereby
kssoned That they will ali at their Office every Friday
afternoon four O'clock from the lat of September TO the s
ociobe receive exhibition fruits that be- sen
them Upon which the following premiums will be award
Cd the uexi fair:
For bee. Pears Of particular variety not less than
te.oo
For the best Peaches Of particular variety, not hess
For best Grapes Of particular vaey less than
pnhcnes. sso
quart ....... ESQ
For Pears varieties ...... 800
For the best peck Peaches OF various varieties Geo
For peck Grapes Of various varieties Geo
The above pFeniams 10 be awarded In plate
sept 1-2aw1m A. MCDONALD, Secretary.
ON hand and constantly receiving FANCY CASHMERE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-30
afsCKU.ANWUk
/. escsbarz coach and wagorfA

| Leec&enEg goece sad Weson
{ .s !. q 80. sss - =
!. ..: ss ~ :. ~. s !. - - Il AN s 's
& - u mms slsic. atisaiioa 70 business 70 nSe sna
- = !. s .ss as X s' s s.sss ( s. - s
aasIlsi M ss,ss he -iii ats. ne = - -
~ Bassste klss s,as<s --s'r,H.a 8 eas I'd sse
svaz asihs xa~- -ai ..s.s s'.ss ~ a ~ss
tsrg sn - ). j. a,ag tbs eA.n psinelp.s, ga.
maj sxses sr za .ur aud nj ,ss rssee An ~iso sa
ss .,., .a' !, 9' n. ny sos H. BAILEY Agent
| fyy1,i,. i,y.rY xts,,s DARK BeASDY Vintage ISL
d. Im,r,r'a '.is ssa aaesa ,iua,,iss. f'
| sale b. Jul! i,sisI JoSts /" ~, a'e".'"''s.
Candy ffr,een Ceats by Wholesale,
| And Warrant ed to Keep IN any Climate
No cnAsss 4" s'x 49, % s.. rIiEIsNAs.
| Iamxs wEs Tern BACON slDEs and shoalder., cha,s
cared ii4"s naked and IN bag; W. ans a'asfA
I'm" I'M, s ~. IL EIchnoad, Va
SHIRTS, noIsggY, xe.--shrs drawers, Collars Gloves
Sioi..f, IanIkerei slockA Meek Tics, &c &C. u lisa
| latest spring style, just rseesedby WALLACE
mareL 70 dts " ~ l. : Az H.
| SLEE,E BUTTONS AND sTuDs-serrral new styles just
= 10 and for sac, at ,ya.mab' prices" by :, ,s..,
| aug lid. J.MlLIIAMs !. -, y Win street street.
u.AIyTs AND OILS White Ze, White Lead all colour"
=, lang Sdasl srABLER JoAEs.
IIoCK wiNEs.--we just gDl In new stock Of choice
ii ghn.., Wines, comprising the oio~ing Drania VIZ
1oSrilEa PLAYER,
! aug ae-ds lao Nal" street
| Satin Du Chen Sacks.
| UrsT received Al itKEolGIi- sHAfEI 90 no, loi
- Main slrei, fresh suppl, "i ''se ''csan' 81 w
| CHEN rAfk>-eS faGuaIu! june ts-a,s.
lust OPENED Another superior EI.rli-h Blend
ID Cloths nj i2 cents Is. manufactured cx
@ sss ys "a my ""'' WI" NY "'''' JOHN ABHAHAMs
| UbEDFoKD ALUM wATERA fresh supply Just to hand,
ID by the cas- Of single bottle tor sale :, .,
| aug is-ds D. Ii. ihoMIsoN, Ash.
NJEcKLAc EsA new supply OF Necklaces, Of ever, dcs
| aug .,-ds j. WILLIAMS X SON s. Main Street,
4 AIDES wArCllEs.-Jus received, supply OF Indra
aug ss,dis sIL,L.rnoRs CLIFF.
| xxfnEAT THGEsIING MAcnISEs.-I have In store and
w sale prices close consignment, HoEE Pow
aug lid. VT. ANDERSON
.AnA yARDs mere or i.sS Fast Colorcd Lawns, "a,
OOOO lori.' per yard, worth s5ernis,
Ih,pk india and Indian While
Tor sale III euri store, at small prom oh
| ,.-. lang I.-,ins JNo i. rukfis, Agent.
Bacon Hams and Elrd.
NNL Just resci, ing oi OF No Leaf Lard in barrels
bacon Hams all III which will sci on the most acy'n'no-
| dating terms. Lang Zi-,sl Lee, ROOKIE ~ "a.
4, LlooKI,E.ao cose.U Mass Licories, Que Of .hc
n,r III gd,. EDnoSp DAI LNiuGr 4 CO. Eirhm.nd
JUST RECEIVED
lAn and b'nujiiGl SfJEIbstDfIC VIEWS, en-
wv hr'""I ns"! IT," groups aud pieces 'h n'h'n''
the Htl
kinds especially call attention the args Cabinet
s.hlr EXHIBIT dolcn plates ri once
| aug PAiNE& BLAChfoED, 81 Main street
gu,ukAiP sEED-frcsh larnip seed A,nIrpth Just
hand Cali earl! aud supply !""f'oi'c ihc demand
aug lids j. II. THOMPSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-30
Extensive stock of Spring and Summer


& 10 II y q.
FusE undersigned receipt his complete stock of
i SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, wtch select
With aud rom The long experience IN The Hdt h
tothng cannot exc.lIci b, an, in cit,
lie respectfully invites his friends cnsiocrs and
the public In general To examine his stock before purts
elsewhere Will please AMI do justice to- ALL Re
sie all grades and styles ot tulhu his stock of GEN TIE
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS h large shirts t'",-
Tics nSO
Carpet Bags, umbrellas, etc.
Country their examine his
WHOLESALE rnApE. solicit call all persons r ,,I
stand lHIrl llit- VI. GttiGENlIEiMlk.
4 aoRN, MEAL, LUMP AND GROUND PLAsrLR.--Th.
Plaster Mill lie will keep constantly
III. above ARTICLES which c will sell cheap 10 pnnclai custom
ers tllAs. :. LANGlIoINE sole Agent
march 4lis for the sale oi Western Plaster In hisci!
NEW CONCERN.
NNTE the undersigned ha ing formed coparncrhip in the
w sly ir of Mu-scr aud viii cpilgc
the GRot EHl III SIN S~ the old stand John H. Stlo
mon deed, ll9 Main street.
W. nclhui Informing The citizens u Iynci,bnrg
II well selected III all
kinds aud solicit HE pn,,e Mi IA want 81" the
We VIII endeavur ian,i MVllstlIcl"l
stock bcs and viii rHdeasor to
give entire Satisfaction To All wu VII, iaNr Mh citl.
NJ. H. SOLOMON,
aug 25-dr wM. IL. Mlo-Ef.
- ZEAL Old Plantation lars; nch nuueliv Matches
Il y for sale cI,ap ior casa b.
GoNTHlER " PLATTER.
aug 26dts lai Alain
fine Watches
NN have hal'i Il s,tk ~ $frT watches
w Of excellent indii \, ~nch pleased
Also, large Id, oi uni' t,"'h~
Nh 4 = Nh Gr,.Dt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-30
G.eat NoftheIn Western and South Westeil
MAIL ROUTE,
Via Virginia Central Railroad.

FARE TO NEW fOBk AND PHILADELPHIA hfbl'ED
}sA r4s,.s;iissr ]. slissassf " .1:igs.s
VNoK VLarILltsvie snunton, lsuurg a,l nitesion
il Va. Guy andoita, &c, Two daily Trains for Washington
baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Wheeling, Cincinnati,
Louisville.
bay Mail and Passenger Train leaves Richmond, daily
8ID A. NJ.
Nigrt Accommodation Passenger Train leaves Richmond
daily (exceri sundays Al 6th T. NJ
The 620 A. NJ. Train Washington with The o0
NJ and the daa T. NJ with The Am A. NJ Express Trains
Washington iur thu different IuIns above naiiioi
eF- Ihoash Tickets he procured IN Iynelbnrg NJ tho
Ticket oirr o the souttsle Railroad Company, of \. ".
HoRNEl,. Ticket Agent
10 New f"rh tfln :"
To Philadelphia ~ 10
To Baltimore II 10
To Washington and Alexandria. ,,...., 10 10
Passenger. Tor Washington down uny Hotel upon
pennsy lvanla Avenue free of charge
Passengers and their baggage reitween 'hr Ds
In Richmond free Of charge nnd To the bcpot Hotel
Prnnsy Avenue IN Washington thus saving hack hire
Through fikcts he procured Ia Washington pshn,,
Xanesylle. Da,io tonus Ohio; Decatur, jefferson, HE,
indianapolis aud Ninccnnv-, in,iiaua I.oS,t kcniuckS
ST. LOUIS thcatr, Ne. Ne, AMI all parts of the West
81 Baggage checked through
TIiOS bOUtMEAD.
July l5.dts General Superintendent.
For AlchmOnd ANA NOriOlk.
&asSk t1.-T,Ir E.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-30

NY person VIII" viii cnr,"~r One Dollar, drec:ed Mrs
"A Kate Mc(uinn, kiclnoa Va, viii receive In
above diseases, Is 10
ease Stage money r,,nud,
Communications be accompanied pledge secrecy,
I9-d,u.iiwh
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-30
SMITH & ADAMS,

[Sucukssons YouNGRR Il SMirnl
HAVE hand, general assortment Of tikuCERI ~
III consisting In par, ii
Loaf Crushed iaistrized Ganulard. Coffee and New Or
leans sugar: t-ss 49,
Prm. old Jaws Coffee. Lagura and Eio do;
Sugar House and Cuba MolasseS
Clipped hsrrings, No. new; No. Mackercl In Kits;
SPERM A,lasBaitiuc ami Tallew Candle.
Iron and Steel uid lbDniiuon Nsiis Horse SLoes.
Tanners ON. Sweet Ooil;
Rice, SALT &ts
New England KUN for Manufacturers
Brandics, Wines aud Liquors of every descrip,on
Together Win good assortment Of STAPLE DRY GOODS
suitable or the sason, which beg 10 call the
III the VI The old firm Younger Smith and ,D.
trace gcneraiiy.
Persona' attention given 70 the sale Of Produce.
april IL dts -
SoNETHING ENTIRELY NEw.-LnAxt p.rvx, r.r,.r
- JAh-By simple arrangement attached the covers OF
each Jar, u can be rsseaIed after s eop,nt.
taken on perfectly % when asi sealed thus saving vhaf l.
len in the jar irm ong a. will the afr IA r, asrsi
exhausted ih. made of lin strong glass -
sac ~ AAD.i.N Ron H..
June A.-'i's .-.- i"S MAIN >'r,st, Anenhar,, VA
" Solar, &c., fr s,f-"y i"' 80 "'
aug 5-ds SrAEIrr : LAWS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-30
IN Fol and Metallic Cap Mandatory

IN Foil and Metallic Cap Mandatory,
NJ 80 Crosby Sueei. New York.
NOHN I. CRO &c, rs, ~ d. 60.
KV l. l. u ~ 4 4 - Il - L.,
\pL4yN PRINTED OR EHBO.SS1D,
saiahe for Srapiaig
Fine C"tNal Caeenaasa T,Iu.c.s tGtess, Spires, &c.
Thin Beatty Fol-, ali sizes, superior II, Grul'ancy
and S.agia to the imported article.
METALLIC CAPS,
for scaling Boales ass Co., stamped with amy name de
Musi., Plates, slider, Type & 81 tania Metals
march 24dGm
SUPER PHOSPHArEYF LIME, manafacturedby Whitiock
- X Co., Baltimore uIe,beliy the preparation To
laeco and Wheat nov IA W. will satisfy person
June S-its JAMES BOYD & CO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-30

<NTAHp DlPIY ACO'S FRENCH BRANDY, In qunric
" casks. Vintage is5 superior Java Coffee IN rkeis Por
Wine In ,irrghih, fourth aud hall pipes, Yer. o'
and nnc, for sale uy JONES ~ CO.,
IuIy n IN. Richmond, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-30

TICE.
TuSIIE ing Articles shipped by hn Virginia Tennessee
RAILROAD la ip,poisI winch the, address
ng called hac been ordered back 10 Lynch
burg anl Va. Fem. Railroad depot
THIS to npf all whom IL may c,i,ecrn, TINT II not taken
away day Of October next the articles Will be sold ut
public auction a. freight charges
All the papers TN c> "l i,n"hburg and those along The
Il Earoad wl please COPY until lsi day
of Oeto,cr
lIy order ~ The President.
lIOs u. JEI.I.lS, Gcni. FRI Agt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-30
lUOx AND srEEL WAREHOUSE

GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF SUMMER
" Goods order make room for Fall purchases
llic assortment complete. fte! CONSIST Ill part
Barge Double skirts. AT &l2 w, worth flS 00
Bur,gc Double skirts, nj II o. IL W;
Barcge Double Skiri'. nj ~, 10 10;
BAR @ Kobe A Les, at Goo, 500;
Barge Robe \ Lees. ut 90, %;
Tissue Robe \ Les, ut 10, " 500;
Organlic Double SAirs, ut w, il %;
ur-t,Ilic Double skirts, ut 10, " 10 90;
Orgalrlic Double akiri-,at w, o.;
Organize Double Skirts, III %, " D 30;
With Rich Nantes, Shawls Plain and
FAM, silks luue Ij-d,s JOHN ABkAHAMS
IUAGANS HAIR EESrOEER.-.Jus received by
/ uug ats STABLER N JONES
ID RE llQt 'Ol:S FOR MEDICINAI PCRPOsEs.-Fr
/ Brandy blL PORT Wine sherry Wine, Madeira Wine Ma
Minc louon Porter, all Of the best Iual
AMI for sal. al TlDMrSON'S Drug store,
li+lls 80 Main Street
IsNTEA FLOtR.-l0t nblS EXra Flour just received
IL ignnent and Tor saic b.!
sept J,iis LEE- KDChE " ~
IllD llpCanar! lIemp, Rape and Nav Seed, for birds
ID ju,i 10 land and ior A,lc by j. IL. THOMPSON,
a-lt Druggist
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-30

NAVE In store largs variety Iubins csiebtasd y,
Hscts For The handkerchief Also ane French and Germs
Copfne Remnes Toilet vjasga othe Extzaets In eve
g4hely-fof saIe by
arg ss-dts JOHN H. sEAY, Druggist
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-30

MOULD .on obtain bcau'ifa P0r,raitY Gull nj bliss
" fho- 1Iratc Cutlery door the Viryuja Bank
"'"'"''' i-!"'hpurS va. ma, ll-ds
Vt NO. Glue 10 hand and for safe by
~ l-dts D. II. TUON PSilA Dyn0,yst
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-30

N HEAT CLEANERS! WHEAT EANERS .,-NiI
W Tor them selves 10 work IN lin, hnry,st
1ai' and sec tiuin at No. Isl Nam Street.
Jnnc J-,is. MulTIENppE q .JpsJJS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-30

| DEFLlGLRAToRsi EEFEIGERAroGs!l-i have this
HI day received large lot of Hydrocarbons OF ihrn
eng somewhat pressed tor roou aud mare 10 for
mpc viii dispose haIn early applicants for yer,
| small advance cost. -.
| inn 2t,its EDWARD j. FOlKES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-30
CAMP, SMITH Il co.

'k.sC iiin3 ssNG Stamp Obs.
F(ll siotA uf lump uni HicAiae Ois OF best uuaiiy
IN "n hanl and for sal, 10y
aug h,.s J. II. rIOMPSNN. Drnggsl
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-09

How WOMEN REGARD A NUDE PIcrURR-A
writer in the New York SatulIRny Press thus
speaks of the manner of the women who visit
the Dusseldorf Gallery to see Pages Views:
Twas much amused by the behavior of The
ladies with whom the Dusseldorf Gallery was
crowded on the occasion of my visit. Of course
they did not go there to see the Venus Prob
ably it was the picture of "Dana and her
Nymphs," that attracted them all else why
should they have been crowded around it7 +
will not be so malicious as TO draw conclusions
from the fact that they admired that picture
through tho backs Of their heads, and that it
was placed exactly opposite the Venus.
l watched the ladies, too, as they entered.
The younger ones gave il furtive, not
indignant glance over their shoulders, as they
passed. The good-natured matrons trusted
themselves to look at it with one eye, while
others did penance for looking at it by gazing,
afterward, on some strictly religious picture
But your severe, antique maidsns, whose age
and Spartan virtue might have been supposed
to put them beyond the danger of corrupting
thoughts, glared at the opposite side Of the
room, with that tslaughtering look in their eyes
that convinced me that they would have gladly
undertaken to stone Page with their own
hands, for the objectionable sin of suggesting
that woman may be young, handsome, and
seductive.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-09
"A Tough Story About a Bear.

Mr.. Charles Dickey, of Dickeyville, writes
US about a bear chase that took place in the
town Of Paris, Grant County, Wisconsin, on
the Both ult. The bear was started by Thomas
Longbotham, and followed by him and VIM.
Eavet, one with q butcher-knife and the other
with pitch-fork, but the bear paid little at
tention to them, and circled around and was
about to pick up small hog of Mr.. Long
botham's, which he could not stand. He hal
loed for his shotgun, and the bear being an
'old COON was afraid of powder and took
another course. The neighbors had rallied by
this time, and among them was Mr.. Phillip
Shaffer, who is an old hand with bis gun and
penknife. The bear smelt Shaffer and con-
cluded to travel. Shaffer followed with the
wind, and being robust and feet man, soon
left all the rest behind. He caught up with
the bear, made jump. and lighted a-straddle
OF his backl Having lost his gun, he bethought
him OF his penknife, and with this he pricked
the bear in his neck and flank to keep him
straight to Silas Brooks grove, where the bear
climbed tree with Shaffer on his back. The
bear coming to fork of the tree, crowded
Mr.. Shaffer of, who slid down like turtle and
ran back for his gun. Returning, he killed
him at the first fire. The above is rather q
marvellous narration, but Mr.. Dickey, who il
postmaster at Dickeyville, assures us It is posi-
lively true in all its PARTICULARS Galeno
Guy Adpertiser. uU.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-09
Attempt to Mob Wendell PhulIps.

A correspondent Of the New York Tribune,
writing from Port Richmond, Staten Island, on
the 9Th, says:
There was an attempt to create disturb
ance here last evening, upon the occasion of q
lecture by Wendell Phillips. An incendisry
article appeared last week in the Richmond
County Gazette directly melting mob, and to
that article the trouble is to be attributed.
The apprehension of trouble deferred great
numbers Of people from attending, who were
very anxious to hear Mr.. Phillips, and, upon
his arrival at the church, crowd was assem-
bled around the door. A large part of the
crowd was composed of the most respectable,
intelligent, and substantial citizens, Of all
parties, of the island, who were determined
that the rights of free speech should be re-
spected. A young man, evidently excited
with liquor, cried oat as Mr.. Phillips entered
the gate, "Tbis is Mr.. Wendell Phillipsi" and
others exclaimed that he would not be allowed
to deliver his lecture The rioters confined
themselves to threats.
During the evening few window-panea
were broken by the boys outside, who also
groaned, and played penny trumpet. Upon
retiring, dense crowd surrounded the orator,
and when he had fairly driven off out Of
sight, there were few cries Of "Pull him
out!"
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-09

A RIOT THREATENED AT THE OLD BOwERY
THRArER.-Monday' New York Tribune OBJ
serves The Old Bowery Theater bills Of
Saturday contained the following announce
ment: "For the irst time, popularity, in
cluding grand tablsau illustrative of the
life and death of the Hon. D. G. Broderick,
entitled Three Eras in the Life of Fire.
man." ...'
This announcement displeased some Of the
friends of the late Mr.. Broderick, and several
of them on Saturday waited on the managers
of the theater with request to have the piece
Withdrawn, but failing in this, they Withdrew.
Later in the day Capt. Bowling, Of the Sixth
Precinct, received positive information that the
friends of the deceased gentleman, at all haz-
ards, would prevent the play. Information
was forwarded to Police Headquarters, and a
reserve force was ordered to hold themselves in
readiness at the Sixth, Fourteenth, and other
precincts. Capt. Bowling then called upon the
managers of the theater, and informed them of
the probable result, should they persist in
bringing out the piece, End they finally con-
sented to withdraw it. At night the theater
was densely crowded from pit to gallery, and
even in the Iobbies but other pieces were sub
stituted, and everything passed off in an or
derly manner.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-09
A Pseudo saint-Ridiculous Fanatlcism.

The Paris correspondent of the London Star
reports the following interesting intelligence.
"The death of the Cure d'Ars at Lyons has
caused the whole devout population of the rest
of the Empire to hurry in crowds to his tomb.
The Able Lacordaire, who has remained with
him for several months, was with him at his
dying hour, and promises the most wondrous
revelations concerning the passage from life to
death Of the Saint, whose canonization already
occupies the authorities of the Church. The
miracles already wrought at the tomb of the
Cure d'Ars exceed, if any ono may believe the
tale, both in quantity and quality those once
enacted at the grave of the Diacre Paris. The
blind are made to see, the lame to walk, and
every human i'll is set at naught by a prayer
at the stone which covers the remains Of the
Cure OARS. The Empress, who personally
declared the birth Of the Prince Imperial to be
owing to this holy mans interCession, is said
to have been in close correspondence with him
during the whole of the war. To show the
fanaticism inspired by the event Of his death,
the omnibus service from Lyons to the village
where he lived, and which was started TO drive
straight to his door, has been doubled since his
death, and drives nowhere but to the cemetery
where bis corpse reposes. nine days virgil
is established for the different contieres
throughout France, in order to facilitate the
transmission of miracles for tho convenience
OF those who cannot mako the journey to
Lyons" H
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-11-09

A VISIT TO To"OssAwAroMIE" BRowN's FAMILY.
Rev. I. W. Higginson, of this city, has just
returned from visit to the family of Capt
John Brown. Be found them up among the
AdiIondac Mountains, in New York, near
Lake Champlain, opposite Burlington Vt
Mrs. Brown and four Of her surviving children
three daughters and one son. She ia second
wife, and has been the mother of twelve chill
dren. Brown had eight children by previous
wife, making twenty in all. Eight of the
twenty are now living. Mrs. Brown accom-
panied Mr.. Higginson, on his return, and he
went with her in the train to Boston, yester-
day, passing through Fitchburg. She will
leave to-day for Virginia, having telesraphed
to Gov. Wise for permission to visit her hus-
band in prison. Worcester. Aass.) Spy, Non. a.