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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-08
Haa IA Edmnndsnn.

This gentleman, as will be seen BY his
card in this paper, has announced him
self As candidate for reelection TO Com
gress. thus settling Gle question concern.
ing bis inelinasions q run. lie express-.
es him willing to submit to convention.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-02-08

See aaversiseulcpt 81 Whisky for
ralt4sT A9rrsllI
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30
MIR. DOUGLASS POSITION.

Every rejecting man knows, that our American
system Of Conventions and Caucuse' has degener-
ated into mere machinery by which intriguing poll
tcians impose upon the country Incompetent csndi-
dates for Offices Of q. grades, from President down
to pouDd-maser We therefore iaud the recent letter
OF Senator Douglas, not for The political principles
it propounds, but for the sentiment Of manly in
dependence that dictated and pervades it. 1t is q
declaration Of war against the tyranny and as
sumed inialibility of party Conventions. 1t is q
proclamation, BY distinguished political leader and
presumptive candidate for the Presidency, to an
assemblage which claims the authority of determin-
ing his destiny. on what terms he will and will not
consent to be named BY them for that Office. If it
be regarded - an attempt to dictate to National
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

The sOop-of-war Germantown, at Hong KosG
brings news from japan to the 4sh Of April last
The Germantown was dispatched to Japan in put
suit Of the Mississippi which had sailed for Sim ia
to toke on board a Japaoese Embsssador whom
the Emperor had agreed to send to the United
States. But ber services, in consequence Of orders
sent out f,om Washington. being needed for othsr
purposes, orders were sent to stop her. The Ger.
n antown in executing this commission, had nearly
been lost. She ran on a coral reef to the eastward
of the Loo. CboO Islands. She was going six knots
at this time; struck the reef with great force and
lay upon 1t for three hours, but by throwing 0vef
her shot and shells succeeded in getting Of, though
not without unshpping her rudder, starting her
deck planks, and is supposed serious injury to her
bottom. She found the Mississippi in the harbos
Of Simoda, where she had arrived the 9th of Feb
rusry. The voyage Of the Germantown WAS use
less, as the Emperor had delayed the departure Of
his Embassador for ak months or a year. There
was said to be some difference Of opinion among
the japanese grandees as to the policy of this
measure, and more time was wanted to think
about it.
The Mississippi, which by her frequent visits
has become quite familiar to the japanese, was 70
ceived With much apparent goodwill, and every
disposition was shown by the authorities to cult
yate friendly relations. The japanese readily con-
sented to the landing Of one of the crew who, In
the course Of the voyage, had been attacked By
small pOx. One American vessel was fouod st
Slmoda, tle sch ooner Waoderer, which was tradiog
for lscquered ware. A few days after her arrival,
the Mississippi took Consul Harris on board and
proceeded up the bay Of Yeado to Kanayswa, n
most suburb Of that city, and which, under tho
new treaty, was about to be opened July ~ to
American commerce. The visit Of ConMl Harris
who seems to retain that respect and goodwill
which be was successful in acquiring WAS 10 ro-
ation TO the transfer Of his residence from Simoda
to Kanayawa. In an eighteen days negotiation
be succeeded in arranging matters to his satisfse.
ton. The Japanese allowed him 10 purchase OF
hire tract Of land, near the water side, on which
he intends to build Consular residence. They
also sgreed to build convenient pier near BY with
suitable accommodations for landing Though u
treaty was not yet operative, any OF the crew q
the Mississippi having the captains permsss0s
were allowed TO land, some Of whom ventured h~
or SIX miles into the country. They were obsec"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

Our telegram, giving the full details OF the
Arabla's adyces, contains some news OF import
ance. Gen. Gyulai had been superseded in COM
mand of the second Austrian army, Gen. Schliek
taking bis place. 1t was reported that Gen. Urban
bad repulsed an attack from Guribaldi and also
that the latter had g,ined some successes and
was lighting the flame Of insurrection in the Tyrol
as well as in Lcmbardy. The French fleet were
preparing to land between Venice aud Trieste,
Kossuth had passed through Erance on bis way to
Italy. He was to have reception in Genoa. The
mobilization of the Prussiau army had created con-
siderable upeasiness, and il was rumored that the
French Army Of the East would henceforth be
called the Army of the Rhine. Napoleon had made
requisiiion for an additional force Of 100000 men.
The names Of the members Of Lord Palmerston's
Cabinet, upon the character Of which We comment
elsewhere, are given.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30
THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT.

The Government of Lord Derby has gone out Of
Office at the fat of q Parliamentary majority, and
Lord Pslmerston is again in power; but it would
be an error to suppose hat this change had been
consummated by any revulsiou in the public feeling
of the United Kingdom in favor of Palmerston, or
by any decline in the Derby strength in the Hou
Of Commons. On the contrary, the recent election
added considerably to the Tory numbers in that
body; but it did not add enough to outweigh the
combined force Of all the fractions Of the Opposi-
ton 1t weI-known fact that Lord Derby was
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

A dispatch from Trepassey Bay informs US OF
the Ices Of the steamship Argo Of the Galway line.
On Tuesday morning she went ashore in fog 1t
ia not yet kr own whether she will prove total
loss or not. The Passengers were au landed 10
safety and two tugs sent from st. Johns to
take them to that place.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30
To Inventors.

We shall be pleased TO receive from inventors de-
tailed Of their inventions di.covers and, If sum
cL,y p.snt Will notice them Tor benefit of resders
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30
Nem31urk Daily Gribm,1e
THURSDAY, JUNE 80. 1859.
TO CORRCSPOSDESTS.

No notice be taken Of Anonymous Communications What
Intended for Insertion must be sn,hencsted oy the
and sddr.ss Of the wreroot necessarily for pueuos
tion. but guaranty for bis good faith
We updersie return rejected Connunicsticns
Busipe, letter. for THE Oce should In s o.ses be
addressed to HoRAcL GREELEY Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

THr TsTsuSr IA PHILADELPHA.-W. b. ZiEBER, NO, 1"
South Third in Pnsdepnis. aud
baye THr rRsuSE promptly served b osrei' N 1o'
parts Of the city.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30
To business Men.

Merchants, Manufacturers, Inventors, and al who
have Wares Inventions, Lands anything else to 'e must sd
verse they expect find purchaser and We believe there
90 other Advertising medium good ssTBE "ytELY TRIBUNE
Il hs. larger circulation than any other ntrdp in the world
circulating largely among Farmer Merchants, MaLufaeures
M-chsiics, Gc Price 81 PR lice each tnsertion
Advertisements for this weeks issue must be handed 10 today
Thy SIMI-WETKLY TRIBUNE has also very large
circulation In the country. Advertisements Inserted st %
per line each insertion
Subscribers desiring change Of direction viii please mention
their old Post 0ce address vel a. the one 20 which they
wish their paper sent. 49, .
Clubs should be written for By the PosmaI.er or
Asent om hose Club the paper Is taken. stating when the re-
sent By doing delay may hsqueniiy be
eyoioed.
THE DAILY TRIBUNE is sent to subscribers, by mall
at 50 per snnum.
THI SEsI-WTEKIY TRIBUNE is published on Tues
day Friday Of each week and sent to mail subsceer. st
81 per Two copies for 81 Five copies for s11 1o
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE is sent to subscribers, by
mail So per Three copie for 81 Five copies tor
50 Ten copies for sI3 Twenty copies when sent To one
are S2U. Subscriptions, In all payable IL advance
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

Osrreta'1on a. nsruf.eurer' 81 ssft that ", h"r-sy
t<ess pa 10, rspre.eui t w fiEt sa
pknof ad us,ioe selves sd - 'borsIlcs ~1p ~
sue our asirs tst shouB fye DFoDr and Hn-. nl
fled seu rpm that tho Alum P.,~ut $40 ssn
pr,..rye H. eo1srs q ere a. ksJ Wet "a "rFr
sur,e ihs, ;hs fepo emssd from nc H'ennse
,tu. ie.fs conps;inr, ssnr's 81 ths rumsnJ my "
n .r, rsrss,of firmly es.sbished fof MN u o'"P
Nth N suy fair but De tsi' az u ''ay esp
ns1ne, f1 ,p0yf particular AnD,-t
M r,r, /. 10 tb PBeois safe' mar
UAu., butar ana e1hbi'ed tbe Crysal fsiaf- soS
Wg9.r ps,stt ssausf6er Safe bsh failed Thai pon ~
relating Boln~ Baef as rnster' o ibs s. 70 ~ 49,.
.,r,ly aestuts u ruth bsse ..ceisnra ala 81
tsr . ose The sgfe tods in We IN thii .ecD"
fym ,y,.t,d and b,fvs ne payf's oompOsinS ,<e'm ~
a Is<, ,o,,, ere, Iaotcn each sh>r. IL tue h III u
f,e. Sal. that exhibition 81 me Cfy',a fs 500
tS,h "a a. ts.tra by s.tsiaction o. the p
-, "a 80 n he dsoomhtue 81 - a@i on re
s.fn,k.r sud o,hers who woih undoubtedly nave a.
-.,,., had tAe
s,fs. witch sx,.noed BY The Com 5ni+' 20 ~ .
r. ~, which r, eved the 6rst and only pf-milfn if un2s
80 srcA.rr. Low exhibition a. our store IN
We oH, rewsrd of 81 ON 20 any parry hi' "l poe
80 @ PAM s,rE failed c p''serys is c'ntss
~ ts,,,l % tyaI b, 6re VsLEsTisE Bv1LyR,
WIKI SAFE sn3 Loek dsuufsctuers.
No 81 Sruatwsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

London Agency.
Mes.rs sa.psos Low soS CO., No II Ludgste Hl Lon
dn are .uhorzcd TO ceiye subscriptions 10 THE TRIsVsE
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

WHERE SHALL Go Go tO GAYETTY's ne "
Store No 4O Broadway and buy his MEDIcATED PAPER
cures and prevents Piles great stee 9r me luxury aud
Convenience of healthy. 1t should be uyd by everybody
especially In warm weather The olo depot No. III Anns
I'll, open Packages sent ee Of charge, to any part Of Ne"
York and Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

FRENCH FANS, SILK NETS, FANCY HAIR PINS,
Conss &C. splendid assortment Of the above, aud OF
pspy other GooDs comprising the LATEST PARIs STYLES
ding Ocean Qeen and suitable or e best
city trade.
Additional NOVELTIES received by every successive steamer
from HAyre for sale 20 the trad~ only, by
HnGups nueUv A. &c Csru.s1s
Importers. No 81 Maiden lane.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

YAcBT 81 URsvLi. New Yorb yanr u 1879
Near. TkALL ii.rd II niue IL Clyde Sc9tsHa
pesLied with b.se Of your LIfE Dsors rtla u'eo'
and fund such benefit from thif ira; uo~ tssuP
py r. n you fDr board h, yacht Ohe on board have
,ed them cured immediately. We the to~ 'S'
dozen tte. Tor our ue Be distributed smonf tue cap
tsin and crew. Joa' @ e. 4,
Bov,ry and .old everywhere 3, 25 oeuts bottle.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30
SUMNER UNDERGRADUATES.

SUMNER UNDRRGARMENTs.
TIE creates, variety. -
OrSriSE ZEPHYR MrRNo,
Nos the Cotton Imitation,
Elastic, Cooling, Durzblo
AID Cheep
A. RANKIN 4 Co,
No. e57 Brcsdvsys and
No. rs Bowery.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30

BaLDwIN's CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,
THE LARGEST THE CITY,
Built BY VIM D. Asor, esq expressly for the business,
Nos 10 and ~ Bowery.
Sun CT ~ &c,
Of every variety style and price.
Persons purchasing articles in this line vii be well paid By the
examination Of this extensive stock.
ChildIel's Department no. excelled.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-19
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
NOTICE..

nN THE 18TH OF MARCH,. TaE DI:
u rectors Of the NORTH.CAROLlEA MUTUAL IN.
SIJRANCE COMPANY levied assessment Of Per eees
m sII onextired PREAIUM NOTES in the Oice of the
Company on the I'd Of February 1873: and on The ss u
April the directors eyed assessment Ut per esnI on
ali unexuir5 PREMIUM NOTES in the Once Oo The 80
Of N.reh iSss The assessments were made IN coose-
auence Of the very heavy osse sustained BY the C0pssy
On the I'd Fehruary and 3sd March. f.r - -.
By order Of the Exec. Com.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-19

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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-19
INSURANCE coHAHIn.

NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL L.rE m.
IL SCRANCE COMPANY. Ofhee. Raleigh. n. G The
Company insases the lives u Sus Tern
Of for ir the NrvrAt esiScsrts the sssuvd
Tor life participating in the prts of The Conpaay Foe
policies granted fcr the whole term Of lf wso the Pc
half the amount of the psemium bssraR ussssss 81 ss
cent without guaranty. .
The prump manner In which al losses have besa paid
bv this Company together with the iow rsss of psvsais,
present great Inducements to sch - ate dssd To is
SURF.
Saws are in.urrd fore term of from 10 Svs ysar.
for tw,-tbris their saluc.
All ossr. are paid within ~ dsys asr ssiisesosy pssof
DIRECTORS
CuAaln Q. Jowxsos. Ws. D. Cooss.
VIZ. W. llolpSA ws. II. JoxEA.
Jxo. q. wiiliAss Qr,xsxx Brssss,
NV. nrSr.n. NJ. DArrts,
Wv. II. Mcksx, DO. towts-
c.!:.., Z; =; Ter E. Roo, H. H. '''''''
OFFICERS.
Da. CHARLES &. JonSsox. frsssisAt,
WILLIAM ". HoLpxx, Jies Prysijesl
r. II. BArTis. Sser,ssyy.
williAs II. JoSSS Tsesssro,
II. W. llrsYxn. .i.e~ssy
W. II. McKsS. Nsd:esi Ers.iser.
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c.a.ls 8 Jsas.os. y. b. Nsd;sa
wiLLiAs II. Mckxx, MI. } k-srs.|
For further information the public referred To the
pamphlets and forms c PROPOSAL which may be ossss~d
ai the Office of the Company, any ofits ASsuecs.
Communications should BE- sddrrs.~d. trsrs paid to
Z. II. BATTLE, !S:rs:.sy.
Raleigh, June. ~-
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-19
FURNITUREi PURNITuREi

FURNlTUREi PURN1TuREl
1uOuE SUBSCRIBER WOULD ANNOUNCE TO
the Ci.iarns uf wake and all the ssrroasdag eoss-
sies that he still keeps on hand o. hs
Furniture Ware Rooms In Ra1ei4A,
q Sassrss EsS ef Csps lssr Bssk.J
large and excessive sssmcnt Il The bsst fsssitsss
such - Durvsus Ceusvs Tables Secsvssssa CAaS Bed
sr,ds Wash Stands &C. Ac. sll of Which ~ v ss,l
tbe n,oss resspasbs sssaA Al ossss pss asslly -
faithfully s,,sndsd 10 q shoss sos'es
RGAHOCAyY, WALNUT, AND COu00N
~ Wu,d ColSps made order The sAosssel sesoe.
n. Also HISHS METALLIC BURIAL CASES ksPs -
Ssnd The sub,e,bse hss Gns Heprs. he Gsasesf asen
siu:a. ukNkS d 0eOWs.
ADsa q. lssA 0-v
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-19

-,.NcERs, cLCERS, TUMORS, SCROFU.
"a and ali 6aher Diseases Of the Skin, cured by the
: If Dr. Clop,on's remedies
h ep,Gg ar %;sh ,be ., ,ne ns"e'' co"''e
p.sens wishing to test the wonderful efficacy Of Dr.
g. ,.ous Remedies must c"rrec,y describe their dscass
20 all the particulars from its commencement, location
= i, m; &c" Medicines sent BY mail.
Address J. A. CLOPTON. NJ. D.
Huntsville, Ala.
ruary :, d
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. HYw PuDIIcAlIoSs
NEW PUBLICATION.

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pocToR fiioESret x...,s nr s..a.s, Ys.,a.,..
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-19

N. c. Mutual Life Insurance Co0paay,l
RAlEicu, May iltb. ISIS.
IN COMPLIANCE WITH A RESOLUTION
Il of the ij.ard 1t Drrcor sptri April ID lsss. ths
Company will insure the lives II healthy rr>sns tvtuevu
the of Is aud ~ rayab'c when the PARTY rvsehcs the
age ii :" years aud between the "t u and 20 wbSu
the party aches the sgr al IA years; his legal rvy
rrscn'ailvc, should hc dc brfrr rVashins tlsS asss
The Company will ais" scll snnu.srs fur iic fs
term IL years By thus rniar,ns its operations aud
tending ITS usefulness, the C"mIsny prrscats claims
To that public spPntaii.n ssqa,rrd BY its hbrrsiy aud
prompt coupiisncc with all its cnsagcm-n,s.
II. BATTLE Ssei'y.
ss-M
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g. r NOTICE. .t
VUSHE COPARTNERSHlP heretofore existing between
the undersigned under the style and 6,m OF A. n.
McPheeers Co, this day dissolved By mutual
sent.
w Martin having disposed IT his interest," the bns.
nes Ut the Lte firm will be settled by the other psrness
only. .-..
....-.....- A. NJ McPuEETERS.
HENRY GulSELIN,
J. W. MARTIN.
August 9, 1853. l,r.
NOTICE. .....'
VHE UNDERSIGNED have this da. formed Co-par,-
Il nershp under the style and 6rm of
~ AcPheeters 4 Ghiselin,
and will contine the Wholesale Grocery and Commission
business the Old stand vf A. ~ Mclhes,es Co., Wills
Wharf,
A. II. McPHEETERS.
HENRY GHiSEllN.
August 9, 1883.
q continuance Of the favor extended tO the old firm.
stock Of all articles in the
WHOLESALE GROCERY BUSINESS
which will sell On the most accommodating terms and
all c"nsgnmenis Of FTcGr, Iheut, tHrD, Lttos, Nct
Stores Or other articles Of produce. shall have best and
promptest attention..
McPHEETERS GulSELIN.
Wills Wharf
Norfilk, August 3, 1858. ss-G
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Cures Guaranteed.

Cures Guaranteed.
I'D CIOPTON HAS DISCOVERED WITHIN
J; the last year a new remedy for CANCER-purely
table and perfectly harmless. Persons visiting him
moi be required ay anything until cure is effected,
' es tia, have been rendered incurabe. at least
si by the use Of Mineral poisons. He also treats
a umurs disease Of the throat rheumatism, nervous
-. trS. &c. A., 49,. H.,
nsii,rwarded to any that may wish them.
: sd Address, J. A. CLOPTON,
Huntsville, Ala
.rch lG, 1858. 22-
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FRESH OYSTERS! FRESH OYSTERSiI
Peppers Corues Again Opes.
VUNuIS HOUSE,. reecu,y ku.wW The 81. Chasies 3
j nuw oprn aud will BE- c,udoc,rd First clAss
RESTAURANT Tic subscriber has rvu,w the urp<s sssses
the prcsc. and will aicud solely tn the bus.osse II
furnishing r his tables everything II the best kidd uheA
this and ihe NosIok msrts,s can sassd.
W. r. PEPPER, Psopssssas.
Raleisb. Oct 10. 1Ssa SIT
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FIRE INSURANCE..
MCGEE 1 wfLL1Aus, Asssss

GREENSBORO MUTUAL INSURANCE
" COMPANY.-Sach has bcvu TIC eass aud se,,smy II
have made no assr..mrnis and have p.w ou hand L,-r
capital. viz: in premium notes lsss 90 IN cssh eta.
s4a Se-making total nf sI,.sS ~ mot ssy ksses
that accrue: ibrrcirr have h~sits.a saying
tn the public that there Is safer C.nssny in the sk
cru country. The II the Risks In this Company BE-
ing in the Western part a the State where the dsar fpm
6rc 10 much lcss.
OFFICERS:
JAMES SLOAN. prcs,d~pt
T. ". OGBCRN. vicr President.
C. p. MENDENllAt.i. Att-su~y.
PETER ADAMS. Secretary and rrvssursr.
wM. II. CUMMINGS. Gses rsi Agent.
;SS: 4 s;::ss:; ;::ss:; Executive Committee.
All communications businc eoasecsed With this Of.
fec, should be addressed To
PETER ADAMS. scsrsssrv.
Greensboro. y. C.. July ~. s,-,I
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HSOAL, LINE, PLANTER, CEMENT, qua.
~ NJ. Ckver. T,m,,hy. Rys snd Oats Sc ssv<ng. SALT
xso0 Tons Anthracite. Enxi.h and Vixasa 0ssis Sssvs
Foundry and Smiths C.S;
1900 Casks Lime and Plaster;
ssp Casks Hydraulic Ccmcut;:
lGSo Bn.r,s S~vd Oats. Ryr. Ciovcs and rinsnshy:
$40 TONS Brd Island and s'scsrns patent 0uses;
Cuarse, ground, hne family psckasvs salt.
For sale a cssh prievs by
Portsmouth. Va, Oct. g. 1853 SIT