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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-03

the destruction Of tho government; blood, because
The srrit that prompts it, M, sated with its late
victim, cries aloud for others. Ii may Be. Mr..
President, that the time may coino--heaven for
bid it ever should-when this internal spirit and
thirst for blood may be satisfied, and IT, when II
comes, the cup shall I've commended to the lips Of
the insgaters, they will, at least, find the manly
consolation in saying. we have done it. 1t is said
that Catalina when he contemplated his great
conspiracy against the libcratics OF his country,
as test Of the fidelity Of his followers. commend
el to their lips cup Of blood. These American
catalines, made perfect by the experience Of the
past, following the example of their llustrious
protoiyp now seek to insprit their followers by
tho same unholy cup. Ifit he the purpose Of these
mcmprialisis aud their allies to exasperate the
minds Of the Southern members Of this confedera-
ey, and drive thrm to acts of madness and violence
| can tell them they will be mistaken. They
reckon without their host" We do not mean to
lend ourselves to such unholy purposes. We ask
nothing but what is right. nothing but what the
constitution guarantees ~ us. This we do ask,
this much we demand. and these things we will
have, let the cost be what it may.
Mr. Jones was tall, slender, gentlcmanly look
ing man, Of good personal appearance and fine
address lie had keen sehse Of humor, and in
bis siumpng against General Pierce used to illus
tratc with great effect the story of the Generals
falling off his horse in marching to battle in Mex
leo. lie was It'll young not beyond fifty, when
be died. Within tho last couple Of years he had
retired from politics.
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LADD, WEBSTER Dc Co,
NANrFAcTuEEh-
Improved Tight Stitch Sewing Machines,

fUNlE Prorrors Of these Machines clgn tnn prepared
10 snbsianttc the clam that their instruments oiH ere
rnfe IN Me beSf ami an kipHs If Hee,iifrWk
Combining they do all the Improvements which experience
has proved Ia be- requisite the perfection oi the Sewing Ma
chimes, they nj hem- to the public the simplest
and most reliable instrument The mHrkci and adapted Ia
cry branch Of industry In which the needle ia required
They will stitch, hem, fell bn,! gather They make
strong lock stitch that be rayrcd pulled They
make beautiful. uniform stitch alike sides
without forming ridges underneath.
The Machines have great strength perfectly simple, and
the management of them easily acquired.
Any spool Of c0on Hret9 sk, may be used without
winding They almost seiess in their operation and W
redr ionger than any other ing Machine extant.
Let Manufacturers Planters Farmers Ious,kcepers
other III Instrument to lind
81 Hc"i"g no" doEf b9 dohiHerg "ntF they ne
best, by examining ours heirfc purchasing
Samples al work slnt by nail
r. HORTON KEACII, AGk>r,
Mtorinhian Hall, Main -, between 9th ~ loih up stars,
3IAritaul Nu
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,ol eharged: Chew hn lnund him rniI,y Of murder

not charged; they hal found him guilty Of murder
IA the first deeree. Aie" tie indctmeat does aoi
charge him with oheuces constituting that crime.
Mr.. Hunter replied, quoting the Virginia
Code. to the effect that tochnicalities should not
arrest the administration of justice. As 10 the
Jurisdiction over treason. il was sufficient to say
that the Legislature Of Virginia has passed law
assuming the ju isleton and defending what CON
stitutes that cfitne.
Tho court reserved il. decision Brown was
present during the argument.
= The jury was sworn in Coppe.'s case. The
testimony is the same that already published.
but with Il brieler examination "f witnesses fur
the prosecution. IL was not concluded at the adj
journmcnt.
ok valves preliminary ex...n,nati N before
the Court II ma gistr;.tc-.
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Home Manufacture.
To the Afflicted.

M<S TORMENTED with Pain, and scorched with feycrs,
RD we know you ana impatient such affections
necessarily make beg that Will compose
self moment, that learn the OF your
lies and offer yon, II can, prescription for their cure
It's functions ill strength has failed and life has become
hnrcnt If on,r You, In BAKERS PREMIUM B1TfEs II
never falling remedy for your life Are you troubled with ner
headaches and dmncss vision incidental thereto! Then
resort to BAsRHs BlTTERs only hope. Are suffer
from conspated bowels and torpid liver? BAKERS PRE-
BIITEgs will both them That vitality
essential health Have delicate females and
children who have lost all relish for food and hourly
n away BAKRR's BITEGs the most valuable tonic dis
covered, will strike ut The root OF their diseases aud give
them appces and strength DO you live in section where
and ver hold continual sway II may augp at
these diseases and defy their power provided you use regularly
BiKEHs BirIERs Diar hoa toe Cholera Mobus und all
Other diseases arising from lnigslions and improper
lions rapidly yield to the health giving influence of this great
medicine which sold throughout this country, Drug
e.s rally, and extensively used than any other
medicine These Bcrs their home,
hcTc they offered to of the world and that
they known and appreciated The proprietor desire that all
VINO need their aid have At moderate cost Price only
~ cents per boitl'.
FOR sale by all the Druggists in lyncurg and by NIL the
principal Druggists In the city of Eichnond and elsewhere in
Virginia. als. Of Mesrs thas. Sto Il Co., Washington city,
-. c.. H. n. Snl,r 4 Co.. Baltimore Md. ID. b. Miller Gov
ngon Ny: and Barnes Il Park, ~ Y
orders nlr,l b, addressing h. BAKER Proprietor,
urt9g tll Urbm Va.
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lderfal Discovery ne say again Why did you Of
both sectons-a aud you who followed Douglas, es-
tpeciaily-why did you not listen 70 the Fremont
tory warning ten years sgos Why did you prefer
the destruction Of the Wing party 90 that yoa
nigh. have easy thing Of holding ali the Offices
Of the country to the solid repose and quiotudc of
the country' Did you take counsel Of your sell
lRshncss or of your patrotism7 II is not difficult
to answer the question.
The Times says We ought now TO "begin to see
that slavery agitation must cease" begin in
deed The truth is. those who have kept up the
agitation Of these sectional questions, and used
them a. means whereby to acquire power aud pelf,
knew all tho time that It was working the ruin
and destruction Of tho country. To talk about
beginning" to see now what has been palpably
before their eyes for ten years and more, is moth
ing but unmitigated nonsense. We applaud the
sentiment OF the Times, but its differences, us to
fact, are unworthy Of respectable journalism.
These people, both North and South. who have
ever taken delight in f1rnentng discord. and ag-
eravaing the sections, knew all the time what
would be tho eventual result Of their diabolical
work. If danger should approach. and civil war
ensue, they would BIO the very first to turn their
backs upon their respective sections, and seek &C.
cnrity either in cowardly neutrality, or in tho
loutest professions Of innocence
But, nevertheless, lot US always take good al
vice. no.mntter what the source from which it
comes. If Wing policy can be adopted. the Wing
party will not complain Tint it was adopted upon
the suggestion of others than itself. If it can
cure its end. by honest means, that is all it de.
sire- With not n very extraordinary amount Of
faith in the good sense and intelligence of tho poo
they will yet see what il their plain and impera-
tive duty in tho adjustment of these sectional
quarrcls.
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TrHsteeS Sale Of ALA.
Valuable Real Estate In 4 around Lyp,h.
FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUrTTooaa. w

TIVE subscriber the more efceually to tuN.
Il sion business in 1ynchburg will sell ,., w M ~"
ESTATE, on WEDNESDAY, the 10Th day Of N,rrn w. M
ls~-Ihe Two Houses on sixth or Tan Yard ai !
large Tobacco Factory, adjoining. This ot hn. i,a
in the yard, aud Is ou. o. The Corporation Ute i
by the late Samuel Bransford fronting 63 t,i n' '
1872 feet. "''h 'Ahh.
3d.-one beautiful haf acre Lot ADJOINING ,,,. T.
4th.-one half acre Lot, opposite Capt M,C"-tiaa'
ane building lot- 'Ae' -
5;h.-Tw0 Houses and Lots in Sandy Hook
Gth.-The Fishing Greek Mill This il ,@,v v.,..,
Oh the Canal AMI only mile from The c,v '"''a'e
5ih.-Thc beautiful Residence on MonYn;an,.,
the occupanc. of fhos. l.. johnson. Esn I'M
sth.-About l00 half acre Lots, adjoining IN. .
gth.-A fine body OF Wood Land know ~ ' sn
containing about 800 Acres This land win e ' i
lOh.-Scscral fine Mill Seats On the ,nnaI il ,.
OF Tue river nom the toll-gate to Connr, Mtt,'
river 80" w t''
hosc wishing to purchase any OF the al.p,r., T.
will take pleasure In showing IT, Wv ''"' " san ;
The above property will positively be- sold an,
toned unless sold priyael, before. " j"
sale 10 commence Mt o O'clock NJ Al, hat,
near Poe's ran Yard. " '''A' ''
Terms made known on day of sale
oct 25-ttl6nuy
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Fred Douglas.

The New York Evening Post saii, one day last
week:
Frederick Douglas failed to meet hs engage
ment To lecture in Syracuse on Friday evening on
SELF Made Men" Possibly tho disclosures Mt
Harper's Ferry induced him To take the Under
ground Railroad to Canada. The next intelli-
gence from the author will probably come from
the other side of tho st. Lawrence
To which the Augusta (Gcorsia) Chronicle
makes the following reply:
Should the Virginia Grand Jury find true bill
against FRED, hs AL accessory to murder. before
the fact. Canada will not DO place of refuge for
him, and he will be compelled 10 seek safety somo-
whore else. Aud rs VIC think il quite certain
that bill will DO found against him. we presume
FREDERICK will not DO quite SO consncnous in
Northern society as heretofore. We sincerely
hopc Virginia may get hold oi him and his com
patriot GERRIr SMITH. ii sufficient tcslim my t.,
convict them be obtained. The hanging of
,Grunir and FRED side by side would be All utter.
esting scene.
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LARGE PUBLIC SAIL Of
Land, Negroes, Horses. Males

IN CAMPBELL COUNTY.
ikxSr As Trustee, under deed of tru-i. t~a-
NS2T iii, so, executed by DR.. Charles !, Olive
---1t-- recorded In the Office OF Campbell t5uui,
proceed 10 sell, at public auction on the premise,
the 18Th dry of December neN, ALL Iilt PEul
ycycd by said decd. viz
l. TIE TRACT OF LAND. on which the said Oi5ir'
containing about T35 Acres, and owned firra'
Duhnc.. This is II most valuable iarIa in !ii-.
meni, and wcil worth The attention of FARM, b..
2. OSE OTHER TRACT, containing about 81, "
ed 10y = Morgan.
y. One OTHER TRACT containing about 81 i
said Oliver of II. Keen.
These three bodies of land lie on the Wa,c-, r'
lie Seneca, and will he sold either in one bod :
may be deemed best.
L. THIRTY SLAVES, all very lkcly. and r|g,
Boys, Women. Girls and Children. and ut,la.'
Carpenter and one good Black smith.
D. The stock of Horses, Mules, llogs, she t.
finest description. Among the liorscs are ~'e--
animals. and there are about IL Mules sirir,1
H. All the Plantation Tools, Implcfnenl' ar y
cry kind and description, including WI,@,
Harness, lhrcshing Machines. sc.
l. All the Household and Kitchen Fu-nar, |
yer Plates, Table Ware. &c.
= All the crop on hand of Tobacco, Corn te'
Wheat, DC.
III" sale will take place at the Residence q =
The land on credit Of 4, II and ! m"n'a.'G
with Interest from day Of sale Ii 'saiiab' l'H-
win satisfactory en'.ursers, and decd -: t-'-
further security. The slaves and n.htr irr''.
be sold f,r cash.
The little To all the property is below .'.t
such will he sold and conveyed is Is ,c,t,. a.
oct I-cinosl then,lt i3dcc Shin
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Sale of Slaves and Valuable Neal Estate

10y authority nt rider HE Circuit Court Of Campbell
- county, prononn ed tt lis oct hor >' the
oi stNcrhorn and he irri,a others. shah,
lrrir 9Th day
month"; AT II O'Clock. House
OF ,nchbnrg srl ic til" highest bnlrr. THEE NALf ABLE
SlAN Is, Two men and
And on WEDSI.D,>, The 10Th ,lS al tin present month,
Comm sNnnr nt'r, upon IT," pr mst~ viii sill
public auction, The late hc.Iencc of Mr.. Margaret Pcrrya
lying on the tHa trlw Isurhhurg THIS lot about
ground. and te upDn fir; rae r,h bMein,
llnn-r with all on s-,iry outlpu.=-.
Al Tia, tim, aud ic VIII SGT Hbtdt Acres OF Land
Yang above lhr 14inu HOUSE. hi >iies Of l anal
The laut bel e. tn I .int ht
to i've pnrts. IlJ " h. divided half
acre lots, as n"a9 ~ la Hi L. stall also sell at the
lime, - Acr of Wool !aiml. within miles Of ucI.
burg adjoining The land, 81 IT, T. sampler NJ and
uthcrs, gu Ninsi ,n's lilll
This property ali too w and Lt,oral, require
inrlhcr description
TEHNs.Ihu orA viii ht sold credit Of months;
the purchaser bonds an satisfactory
est added. The l,Inl~ VII !r sold l. and l. months
with interest fddd The purchaser, NIu bonds
factory sCcurt AMI the retained until final payments are
made.
I'D y. CHRISTIAN. Commissioner, &c.
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Valuable Diamond Nil, Proyarl.

.hS4 INTENDING 10 remove from l' 81, J.
Nia sale, MY RESIDENCE. on Dlanand u
The Acres of Land thereto atiarhrd-ii o.
erty purchased b. me oi ..,aa'an Win b..
property is conftssrdh among lhe mos
ihe house Is of brick contains l. r".fi..'-
pair; and has attached all ncrc-,t Try ha'4'
cultivation. 10 city purchasers laiN pr'i'''''
ton. rs il, MS well NJ the high character at 1'
which it is situated, il ton wei! known It.t'-
The terms viii be reasonable an,' !iiG T.
crs my 3-lls
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4 Valuable james River ra.,
" ith rs Negroes. Stock, Crop,. Ar. for

ELX SHALL, On 1rEspAy, Inc .2d ,i.t ~ 49,
wv on ue Premises, al publ, au,,ti,,u .,l m, a.
thinning about so Acres. in the eaui, 81 t., >
joining Judge Eohertson, hm. t.udgl Col :, H.
others, about 1our miles from Isnchharg INN, -
james River and kauu4slia Cnnal unl N linn "a
yards ni Ia. south Side Eailrou. About aujr If ,a
IN Original gro, III OF good timber aud all I Ia #
AMI irridc BLAND OF about 20 Acres 1i1. farm, i. 10,
Ell one Oi The best farms in upper virginia lh4 hand
wei enclosed under new 'iic,s. IN n i5i ,;,. d t
hid has hirnt 100 Acres web 81. In Orchard ,,ra,.
Ecrds Gritss iid tinfcr. and good Orchard upon H.
provcments are Brick Dwelling House. lI six rnou
Kitchen. an brcrseeys HOUSE,, Nero Cabins stall .
Houses. Wheat afns ' Tobacco Barns with all ii.
sary outhouses. Most o the Improvement, have h
budl.
At ,hc same tine. will sch % LIKELY MICRO j
y1ung.) consisting oi Mn. Women Boys aud ,r.
aud Mules \Ialutlg them two huc blnpdcd Mar.
by Red Eye.) Yoke I'll oxen, 10 Mich COW, aia
head Of Other Cattle, ~ head of Hogs Oh, I ~. 4-
and Devon, and the Hogs are Chester ai,i l;,rk ,l.f
Devon Bail. 3in or I0U barrels u! Corn. vi >hua,.
from same, and Straw from 2,isp buslei. ii VIM
Drill, / sbing Machine. ) u asons AMI lllrt,,
Plantation Tools.
aMs:-One fifth Of the purchase money form.
required In cash, negotiable note sai,ar'or!y
four months, discount added: the residue II clua
OF |. and years. bonds with good pcrs hal sttur
interest from date, and title retained una lAriG
paiI. he negroes and other property. o\,r So
On II credit Of II months, negotiable notes sl,li'
: ed, interest added.
! would prefer selling the Land, Negroes :, a.
together To any one wishing I" purclia>' % '.,i
gam ma! BIZ had. and upon an, lime Tia; ts..
would ask
Mr.. Willis y. Mays will show the place 20 q.
to see ii.
Address me at L,nchburg, Va.
Oct >-dt2.nov EDWARD ]. .ll
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JOHN l.. II l.
SsrDDrinsor Oh ys,e -

Intended moving 10 his plantation Il %
stances prevents. lie will c'nIia"t. 'n
A. Wh.rh time his lease will expire. lie -
L"ns ii L!neaburg ana The travelling r.. -.
cral patronage, and sr!icits Il coriihlai."
pledges himself 10 keep house ihai 'a3" ~
in the city. Persons wanting good tam, ~
be- furnished. He is prepared IL arro',,.
come, and that With the best the nhrN"i "d
nov l-dlm
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EIARMER's AND PLAINTIFFS A.
L. will be an exhibition in this eli. - .''I
ytmbcr, Of fat cattle, sheep, poultry, pfu'j
The exhibition tn he hctl at l.iheri! "''
TO be- conducted by John +. hawkins
] he objects of the exhibition are /" I,',lfp,
well rs 10 accommodate the Farmers an, :,
Of the latter in this vicinity arr in'iiT' ,,,,
dnctions. After the exhibition and s'l'' W.
of Planters at the City Hotel, for The Pu,f
the organization 10 be styled the far''i''
citation
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OFFICE pLASTEES' SAW

M Y ' y u
fEfliE meetings of the DIR. i"r- Cd lii~ i'''
l. The ailice of j. III. Roblnsnn.
t'iscuInt dny-WEp.rsptS. I'al"r ih''
mlsi b" offered on 'i'vEsDAy h"Er > e" go
The stockhnIdcrs ATE requested = l.,
meuis. Immediately. IT, j. y. towhn, q. u,
by order OF the board. VAN iAh'
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er loLLOwAY'S PILLS AND OINTMENT have
i}R been coun.rieilel. There is II test, however
whereby Ia tell the genuine the mark Holloway
Sew York aud Londot," that exists ever, cni If The book
directions The words eui-irarsiurcni in the piper,
aud visible by looking through the lral Ia the light sold 1T
the manufacor, No sd Maiden Lane, New York. and by all
druggists 2. ,3c., and II per box pot. oct 22-lw
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= We"ioslA i, aicAi:.i Thing
T.. -. .D\G d CO.'S
Met rOpOiiiSn E'art.ia.aSis2 Agpac,

ror Procuring AMI Forwarding every d,'scri pion II
Books, Prints, Maps, Cards, JeWelry
Shooting and Fishing Apparatus. &c
Srrnrrl! l'h ~ and promptly Ncn b. Mail Expr,x.
years IN supply The wants OF ihsc ii >ancc who wish
10 procure articles Ia is city, OF the bl qualities an! al i,
lowest prices; and cy eau confidently r,r Ia aany M
leading Houses throughout tc >ti, their aifly e. n,
every article or!cr" with prpnptnc>>.
JUST PrBIIeHED-A RARE AND BOLD BOOK;
Orr "F riE Dfrrne-ihc story OF Wuuais Lie vol>,o
Price ~ cents.
This very remarkable book very bold book and the
writer must make his mind 10 GOOD deal of
found with him by very different kinds of pcoctta,, If
EHgl,,,d Rerier
womans soryOu of the Dcptls-wil interest man, and
terri! some; but It can disgust None for book written
Of that treatment LHer6ry G1shr, AtJ2~
This book is We believe, to its essential character
ton bn The authentic si"! ot Moa descent into the low
est depths degradation and Of her recovery pare stale
of fer, cnt picy-E.raniiaer, Jane3,
Read Read. Read !!!Norgan's Revelations Outdone-
The Veil Torn AwaY-Mystcres Reytaed-rhe onl, True
and Faithful Expose OF the Secrets of Masonr.-Scni
copy of An Authentic Key 10 the door of Free Masonr,-
Price 81. Illustrated lin II beautiful designs.
This book is bound in handsome cioh gilt cen b.
casl! currcd in the pocket without Inconvenience.
NEW HOOKS IN PRESS:
NIoIEr DAyESAur--A E"nnnr.. r., =, cents.
Almost \ ilKE hSE Prie,
-. - LONG Il CO.
A.,isa l.94tjn Purchasing Co
- Ann Street. New York
Catalogues OF Books OF all DESERT tons sent free by address
ing me Ino.s'c'S o'i '"edeo'i6t--A.
Notice
kEN'H t,rah AMI american n ATE. Loot tNG-oLAss In
plain and fame. GIT. rosewood. Wai.ni and Nnbossnv
Frames al great, reduced prices III the Old stand.
Join /. WINSTON.
-"" s'l's N" 10 Main opposite Tho Nor,el llolse
HOOP SKIRTS. Ssirl Superior. and .r,s =, ali ,.
~ I" 'c' 'at'l l. y - +. N!N>iN S., i5d Main street
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~, 1iStt4
WE are pleased to be able rccor, the satisfaction
49, "i oar patrons, after trial , article advertised in
wv" "lui~ Nc have the satisfaction TO know several ar m
rmrfS ",o have used Prof Woods Hair restorative and pro-
aNe several personal acq iainancc, Wa, m.re rTy b,Ii
% nave ,r.d IT, AMI now their hair i, vslord 10 its original
vo am thtS willingly ad their TESTIMONY 10 IL, efficacy nr
WI give lr'rr information To others desiring H. This .,nl
We" nor uie article and WE advise VIII, t n II " ii, In $500
gray headed To use Woods Hair Resura i've, 49,. ~ ~
" sd Dl'sss.s sept zy-2w
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House and Lot tor Sale.

No. SHALL, a. Commissioner. in ia" GNathncy
N Whitehead and Others ltT~pAN. the 18th day
rctrn mouth, November proceed I" sell the promises
public auctiul, tc l ~EANn lOI IN proceedings men
lon" THIS lot contains hall ground. ,iuard
Federal lllll lmmodltcy the nolgibo rlru If Mr. d. H.
Payne, Col james NJ luugl,rnc, residence of
Capt Ino NJ o,A. 1t hA, good irick dwelling iIol>r and
Kitchen NJ II ais, We'll ot good alter.
FEENS. ash fr enough t. pan cNIcns,s The bal.
anc@ credit {" i, l. and l. u"ni; l purchaser giving
negotiable notes -atista"rl! endorsed, and title ttanvd
nnal la!ir cntH ma,e. ED. ID. CHRISTIAN.
I'D l5nu, Commissioner
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III ~ BEAlD~; HAIR BE ApS!.--1ick a:d front Hair
raiiS, anal b'tuAtt NV s!c tr'v, a! Philadelphia
prices. n l.. \. = kIN~rl'S,
nov 3iiS lJ6 Nam
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SILyEG GOODS.-Wc have just "lt','
- Yer Cups, Goblc.s. Cream Pot,' S"n
auL Spoons Of all kinds, of the laies' H''j
We Will sell rs low AS they can Dr ai','i'r
nov 2.llk NlIN -,
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Additional adyicos have been received ut the De.
partment ut State from South AMI Central Amcri-
en-. Prof, ssor pmtry had arrived mt his post.
lilo communicates nothing Of general Importance,
no, having been there onsenough to ascertain the
exact condition of matters. He was received with
every attention due his position lay the people and
he states that tho very best feelings entertained
for the uuitcd States
II is understood that tho Prcsident will not mp.
point Minister to Paris till the meeting OF Con
gross