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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-08
Everett's "reminiscences of Hailam, the
Historian.

At a recent meeting Of the Massachusetts, His
t"cal society, at which the death OF the historian
Italian WAS announced, Edward Everett delivered
eul Ky on the distinguished historian, in which
he mace the following remarks:
"lln,ins. while in England. been honorel
with the intimate acquaintance may yeutur.
to say the iricndship-ot Mr.. Ilnllam and with his
correspondence since my return, | am sure that
you will indulge me for II few moments in an uu.
studied tribute to his memory
1t is owing
am confident, in no small degree to the gra,ln,
ally spreading influence OF Mr.. llallam's Lonstt-
tufionai History, that the theoretical Toryism of
former times hns almost wholly disappeared in
England. His work ! am inclined to think l.,
general accepted as an accurate exposition of
the true principles of the British Government.
1t has been said and ncvrr,t my knowledge CON
tiadicted that 1t was from this work, under the
guidance Of the late Lord Melbourne, that the
present sovereign of Fl gland received her elucn-
ton in the constitution Of tie empire of which she
was ono day, with rare union oi manly visor and
female gentleness, to WELD the srcptrc
A striking instance Of the vide range Of his
reading to me Mt the moment lie was the
first Ia point out tho remarkable similarity be
tween the celebrated passage on the lni,ersaiily
ct Law nj The close Of the first book in Uook, RS
ErctsnsticH Ioi,ty, with passage in the now
nrnr y.iprgtton work Of the Jesuit Suarcz, he
L'g'bae Il Deo Legislature.
/" his personal history there is little to rccoy
lie was educated the law, but lever, | bclc,r
went lito court. He regarded his legal studies,
however, as very important, rs qualifying HIM to
write the Constitutional History oil England. He
speak, with emphasis on llumu's deficiency in this
respect though treating his great predecessor
" !th c'mlnendable impartaIty, considering the
de lrd nntagon4m Of their particular views. ia
his family relations he was Mt once the happicst
and unhappiest Of men; the hapliest in beng the
father Il Two sous of the rnrcst cniowments and
Brightest PROMISE unhappest in being bcrctt of
them IA their e!trance into life Arthur died ut
III" ii 22 auI llcnry NJ the age of 26, leaving
tl."lf r.sr luth,r ukcu-hcartcd but for the ho;,r
- Il - nnton n cltcr world. Henry 1t was my
r. 81 lit t. become acquainted with, in SD,
10" oan OF our c,untryman, Mr. Br,trd. IN
F:ouN tolleg", Cambridge; mud an interesting
n"n. r a. this most hopeful and aDliablc Young
man. iftan the pen OF Mr. Br,'ed, has been re.
printed IN England, One trait OF noble tcrln.
aud sentiment has been related II me of him.
h,n SIR Robot Peel rendered to Mr.. Ilalam
the aai,ble tltle OF barouct he said he would be
governed by his sons wishes. Henry ON being
consulted, said that, us far M his feelings were
e ur"sacl. he WAS content to be known as the son
W Henry llaliAn-a name to which title couli
..;c I'D Dig uy.'
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hands of friend, but Mr. NJ. dec'.ned receiving
it. Thereupon some beligerent demonstrations
were made In the streets Of Closeriort. but no en-
counter took place
Subsequently, Mr.. Lowe declared publicly. or at
least openly. that he would horse-whip Mr.. Max
well at sight. Mr.. Maxwell on Tuesday was ma
king speech at the Courthouse IN llawesville. -
Mr. Lowe appeared at the door. denounced him
poltroon mud made another remark much more
harito bear Mr.. Maxwell fired a, him. Lowe re-
turned tho fire, and then. in rapid succession.
more than hundred shots with pistols and guns
we're fired, nearly, quite all Of them ut Lowe
Maxwell. who was unhurt, de.i-ted after his frat
fire. John Aldridgc, friend of Lowe. was in
siaut, killed. being shot in the head and arm, but
we are not informed whether he fired or not Mr..
illcr, n friend Of Maxwell, was shot through the
:aish Lowe was shot in the thigh, and had the
thumb Of his left hand cut of, and his cnthes IN
clriing his shirt. entirely rddled. Lowe ic-
treated II the housc Of Mrs. Smart. and we pre-
sumo that most Of the shots fired AT him, were fir
cI during his retreat. lie VA, afterwards taken
To the a. and II strong guard placed around it, to
prevent linn from being lynched by the populace.
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LYNCaBURG AGENCY
NEW lFE.NsCnANCE COMPANY

VI l n l. | T. VI
l " mrn"E OF III Local BOARD OF DIRtCIoES far
I tPHh IA III" cly OF his hGpni, he Il IN
~ ahl 49, itG the follow ing was unanimously adt,
III" uni'rsisn.t President aud Directors O, In. tn.,a,
me ftlti .xuibt the
iN>thANt tuMPA>i r the ending the a,
- nd t"ns satisfied with is proIeruu, condition. ,
daily recommend 10 the and ~,
o"iHtty he NV YORK LIN INsuKANrl oMp t>y ~
no" u"' III existence Tor fourteen
tanned tue siI 81 % .Ul 10 invested
- lids, a.d Mortgages ltcsI Estate anu
think II most oitahle and safe of
MONEY The profits the III. Insured AMI
nay" averaged not less an THIRTY PER CEN T. iER AN
~ On the fREMlcM PAID Besides these iuvesm,n,.
So UNITY that One Hundred lh,usand Dollar, sa be d.,
t'u "'hpt HrAif C'MfIhoLIkh, to any law tul de-
a,"''' "H!'h tie N"inrah. may tail to pay
~ ie attention to tie nanrc objer, and adv
LII Il lNSt RANCE, as set forth by tl, institution
u WA b" seen w the above statement that this tomna,y
l. Ia h'Grising condition. 'f""y
iluSc !,sr in III. e., t., 80,
lHACHN e. wond do well 10 call ON tl, ,,,, - ~ -
ab"r" COMPANY. VII" Will give thr,n any information a NAV
"a n" OF Tor ~ erehce Apply 10 either nc.uber OF The 10
PRESIDENT:
"t2". -" THE MtSfoAD Secretary of ,mmonweai,h ot
DIREC rORs
IHVs II ELLIS (pi.sdent Jane, River :. K,,,,,a.
mos T. August. tAttorney ut Law } ~
JOIN BAGBf, Farmer, kink OIr,u Va
h'N II Iran, Pastor un,iod irr,u Church,
ktN jas TAYLOR, Correspond nv SCI, s,,, :, p.,
t"IN,Hiimt ~ : '''t' " baptist
" Il rAiNf, tKent, Paine 4 Co Merchants,
IL Nhf h lLIrsO>. tAhcriT)
dAS W. PEh,hIL, tianAer
" Vi VI. SUTTON,
jaws inoM>s Jr.. Tobacco Manufacturer,
h'"'" a I'M ut tfdittf OF the states
- :, ,.,, MEDICAL EXAMINERS
/. II "l,Ntn NJ ID ,A>p THonAs L.. WALkfR MD
4, W. 81 iToS, Local Agent " - ~
t. WORKMAN Gen AZ. 4 Attor,,, ,r -
r.. W. TkorTE Err, Genera Ag,nI - " -
ofsl'E $50 MAIN srRtir, RIeliMo<D'VA
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Sentence of a Woman to Death Affecting
SCcnn.


Mr.. Mary Iiaruns Il very pretty young Ger
man aenlan, scujcuccl in Albany y. York
thursday. to be- hul on the nth of April next
for p,'.enng lcr husband, which she did to make
way tr lover and conntryman of hers. The
Aliany journal SAYS:
Mr.. llartung was brought into court soon after
ju =" Il Urls took his seat. She was dressed in
rutpr de lame dress, with light plaid shawl
and Wurr black velvet hat, veil partially con-
rralmi, her face. Sho looked pale aud somewhat
earrv IN, and when size took her seat behind tie
ps;Ije' Attorney burst into tears. Notvithstand
ing n announcements ad been made Of the time
when the judge wonll pass sentence upon the
unfortunate woman. the Court room WAS crowded
Among the audience many were lalies.
Tie Judge called upon the prisoner to rise and
SAY Wiling, il she could, against the sentence
about to be pronounced her. For n while
there VAS no response, Mrs. IL. sobbing aud
werring most piteou-ly. her face buried IN her
hands. Ia about one minute she responded US
lollo~s:
"Al have to say H. that | am not guilty Of
tho murder Of my husbund. | have said so be
fore, aud | say it again. This man Rhinemnn
will confess it over my dead body"
Afer an interval of few seconds, Judge IIar
ris addressed the prisoner follows:
II desire To say few words To you before pro
ccedIus 10 perform the awful duty devolying On
me. First OF all, | would have YOU feel that the
in ,ment is ust. | would have You dismiss ali
complaint ot hardship, and to reconcile Yourself
to vaur fate. will not Intentionally say word
that shall adj a sin Gle pang to your wretchelness
Yp have ,,..;v,d no n,nst I,,,la,, ,;,, ~, /
commi>cration You have the pity and commits
cratoa Of all engaged in this trial There is not
one. | am persuadcI. who feels the least unkiuI
towards YOU. But Won must recollcct that il is
necessary. however painful it NAV be. that liz.
murderer must lose her life. in order Tint the
lives of others who do not offend NAV tr saved
Tie law Of God and the law of man alike com.
mnnd il: and if Won fool it il hard ,s | have un
doubt You do. then remember how hard il WINS tr
that man unotTend;n,, T., hov. ,bot hc, ,,L.n rr,
him. Remembcr the Terrible ,roni.s If that n;rL,
md os s,id heforc enIeay"r =, ,r;n,, rnrr f'o,
inrs to believe thu, ,his is ius, 49,"
~ 1870. .''"' '"'' - uS''
,or ,,' 'ah ,, a,."s "p"" nave you ,ef,. rear
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THE undersigned believing the argument re-
IN fapor Of tie removal Of the Negro lopu'dt'on
from Western Virginia mol only ab'e, ont IMAM
.ceroble: and that its publication will tend TO
bring the public mind toa CORRECT ooseLrsIoN
upo1 the mos,entous lject. beg that you will
furnish us full statement Of the matter for the
public press" -
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COM Me- az.
'OMH..scztL.
Il E PORT DF THE
aynchbarg Tobacco and t:rain Market,
CoRRrrIIp ~
ALE Y a N IL 81 TOOT,
c o NJ M SION M RCHAN T 8.

TOBAt CO.. There is an IA, tim in the mark
"hst1rilng tug 'rraks iesliy large. Our Ir,rtid.
s"nd n"at ~ nin that gpoi nai nrIE Ioba - Ab Id
he pz"d ish Ia h"g-teais wbch shui weigh ID
i"nnis W. Ir'c leaf s. q qualities oil rim
iiss - 3Ia' as !" qualities ah aa.- lie tower Glalt.
~ tain 4 ~ u ghl, a pre-
Maisme"i IF fobae40 GA hafd a A e York, Mn IN 81
- NJ -" ht's Va \. I !- 4ll -. fusai -uit 49,
-
t-s5-ky 1eG =. = 49,
WHEAT y" charge 10 r.,natk Piece firm and "
u !. IN lIf 'ttn- ". ots prar hite si -; eAt.a
~ = 'fs wcr g'ai.> :. trfa IL
i'i rpniuurs aud inn ~ Gnt e. FIR tFe,i
i s. a - io Extra In the New YORK market March ,.
f -Four held Itsi-r rates ~lh has ten'ien-
- iHr"'f "iaon losing with sellers ~ tie in lie
Ghaiaii'ns lie sales 81 y arrr vi miSrd t. sfol
An n II ~ tcs.'urg 81 00- Eichl ,tg s. 10
tt : aud ''hl"R" Il liixaI 1T So
hiAl.--Nh l. -ai" ut eiHI
90 --t"tn is tnd l. demand 1t ~ tc3,s 10 e..
pAlS.-btis = s'arc'' al :; Il 20 en-
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Candidates for Master of Police.

E-is" am II candidate for tho Office Of Master oi
us" At The ensuing election GcntieHrn H. ct N" l-Hu.
much dt,luir. jas. & ROY ALL.
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DAVID II. CLARK, Chairman.
hBNEe ANDERSON. Sec'rv.

Particulars OF THE BLoony AFFAIR IN KEN
TrCKy.-.Hn Stothya Mb.--The Louisville Jour
nal has the account copied below ofthe late affray nj
IIawesvilc, Kentucky. A telegraphic dispatch
received Saturday last, n nnousces that the iail
had been entered by a moh who shot Lowe dead
some morths ago difficulty occurred at po-
a'ti"al meeting, near Clove,port, between Mr..
Cicero ala.wtt If Hartford. Kentucky, Prose-
cutting Attorney of his District. and Mr. Thomas
y Lowe, formerly of this city. aud for the last
three or four years merchant of Hawesville in
this State After the occurrence If the dif6,nitv
Mr. Lowe sent II note To Mr. Maxwell. by tie
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Candidates for Clerkship.

H-i3" ttrRKSnlp OF TIE llrsriNGS torRr.--l re-
t,finiis auueiurc myself acaudil,fc Lon lie "ftc Clerk
al the lin>tnes t"mt, Of the city of 1ynchbrrg
: #itlai. WV NJ SEMPLF
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-08

Re-" MASTER or poiIcr.-We ne authorized to
ava tonee NJ. g BlETON, randie foi the "fe ut Mas
1t ." P#ltsc mach - dhluf'.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-08

DoSArI's CuNEr.--A letter has bee: received in
England from Mr. Nla,lcar. the D rector 1T the Oh.
s,rsatory at the Cape ofiood Hue, dated prr. l.
nhieH-a astronomers here II he clad 10 learn
give. good account Of his nbser, ai u, Of D,aati's
eanet. They extend from Oct. To De-. / aud are
E.A-'ne IN number. The Instrumental place, in H.
\. aal y. i. D. are given corrected for rcisattnu:
tutlAeresnlts will not eavailallrtorthrrn
etthr orhif tl the stars ofcomrar.sn have bceI OBJ
serve1 with the Transit circle. Notwithstanding
t.e moonlight in the middle Of December the com.
I. oas sui an observable object. Mr. Clear re-
lirnbers the comet IT ISL, aud consider, that
hrlfher tnpr Dorai'- comparable in sphn lor
Il tie gl,at comet Of l5i3. Dnnatls comet was
h>t .een at Harvard College Observatory ab.ut
O, 81. In the Loniun Tunes of Feb. |, there is
:, COMMUNICATION from Dnnati, wherein he state,
H. makes the periodic time only so wears, and
nj ! oph. as other astronomers haye dedu"el.
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l4s' | am {, candidate for re.clrrtiuu to the
tsefkship # tie Court Of Hastings for hi- civ.
an 1T II. JAMES Rl.NAGII
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Hariaae be confined in the County Jail. until the
.stl f April nex,, and on that day, between the
hut. OF ten O'Clock in the morning and O'clock
IA TIE afternoon, you be hung by the neck until
4ou are dead Ana may God. in the fulness Of
III, mercy. save your soul -
Immediately after the sentence was pronounced
the prisoner removed from the Court in charge
-; the Sheriff Judge Harris WAS much affected
Wide addressing the prisoner, aud at the close Of
h. remarks could not restrain lis fe,lng- Very
III : IN the Count room were M. 81 I, tears A..
VII there might have been. Tor IL Wa, one vi the
Ia -, Affecting scenes we ever Witnessed
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- ].
-" ~ BthlRs IKtMIt BI TItks - Ia AIR r. Has I--bcar
Yourself and Ia similarly
Hfflct. init
tie. oil lrvmum But L. ihsi
uu'i lent, but wife having been tiy.d
Nn a'ctfpr and dsorlcred stoIaf Tor tie
i"eitt used nca4s
10 htlfh She under the cnisii treatment at
{Ie ly .,itn>, h, "a" rri.i ,"pd h. hal
-, scr:l Ios o' The remarkable uar 10y !
ter persuaded wife t. tLrIu size al and
IL. IL Not
an In nd iis"fdrrod st"m,'h "ef" but her
hra II j. better than has
~ III. and stall always on;nuc li,tttfs
VI t"thiNu iuscr yourself
wal" similarly afflicted l"ur "a".icnt
l;.rAuinni, Jnn" -, isL1. THOMAS NJ. MbNl tGl f..
Btkth> 1lthItM Bi ITFRs -kirtmund Srlt II. Iras II
/ Nj" Wiling Pt"HShr" ih"t adimy to the NiItu"
OF bNhf ia Ia III IthS, ia making permanent cure
c. Established OF II, pep,a trant NJ have suffer
'd. arh TOR I'll" last twelve Au.
t"ila aicrrss slciias many dc
tNAipn ind ds,Ii'rcd stomach As a.
tn NH th"n lc.d Of their IIu bic Iuuits
Confidently rrcoG'n"ud ,hriu to the am ee j. ADAMS.
l"r ,e by IN" Drug in INHchhurg lLd ~ Al HE
ptnri pal Druggists in th, Rvhhond and elsv lie
Ntrginai ais A,ss thns 81 e.,
urfrf Ky and barnes \ iatk, y \.
balrt- Ned b. addressing l. BAKER, Proprietor,
OF = T. Rchnrund Va
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afut slth an ani"sk the mainfaetatu at ursatise
al tlar> wen 1t comes INTO general And ua
suffering. that itic norcol f'cGy forth
lua' a.d sIbU". Dr J. L AitR 81 Low 81, mHuuac
s4 IL laboratory forty diem al his Cdhdrttc
Iats. tloaE all the Tins ..ht tuNcs Iunut"
IL u r"hd We thus had ,ftDu allow
i, day, or l,26tuu month"; IhNstaus think oi
fa ltnol patients day VIII" seek relief the medical
SURELY that should be- he in this
at The first Intelligence tn. al the hgtsl character
LIS occupation entails Inn fearful prn.bil! for the
H,Aitf ot III, fellow man Pdiasttltd Courier.
I'm
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Locking the Stable Door after the Horse
is Stolen.

AyOUGHS. COlOD, ArC.-Wc have fer ..l-
~ Cod Liver Oh. wis,ars Balsam Wild Cherry Aysr'
Cncy Pecto.a hrs ,rdners syr Jaypes Expectorani
Cod liver Oh Jelly ard Cough Candy
march sda J. H. THOMPSON & co
ZINE SOFT HATS jsss received 1t
- msrchf ds SEABURYs
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.~pI.t At NOTICES.

l.t5" LLrIrRr.--pruf. WM. i. konEEs the weil-
rhlr and orator, will lecture bet the Yonuv MrnS
tis'lan iati", AT th.ir Hail. TUESDAY EVENING
III" ia il>f AT oC.uck.
= Itekets 4 tlc Brpk, tores march "a r.
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Candidates for City Sergeant.

H-ys city SERGE ,NT.-At the 81 hitation ni my
r. I'd announce myself candidate the office Of
sargent, at III" ensuing Spring election.
81 ltdet' II btNNINGroN
r." annmntc myself ms IA cantlidatc for
f, 70 II" oil e Of City sergeant
thl ltloir JOHN BOISSEAF.
Candidates for Clerkship
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ltNtnc, snuquc.tontly linz lnNuf ant hcalthy I'll
- ln Ii has been esteemed in all The vurhi
.man alluton.. aud civilized Hence lnd
rt.as tic at his For
fashionable belle
unity well n her other phrcnocEif. organs it'll Tor
rtsnti i"oA-
IL. VII sh MI discover mod. preventing the hair
the d- cnvt"us lime tuning pr,inlturcy
thui by which Gould hc hen failing oil
% whit, aud OF prpIhpting its continued and
Nuti1Ii Eruw IA would be justin entitled the
of the iliulau Road the
al t#tIH.r wUul, full. almost miraculous
WOud Han Rr>torativr aud
las fnt aereanli 7ivd all ili' CAPITA! Gfty Fat.
sid tt All guud Dru- - march : ny.
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HcI ring'. Patent ChR m pi On . ire u nd Run vlnr
Pro-" with Hdrs ia;ent fOHd,r Prot
that wrfc awarded separate medals the W las
IL an the Worlds Fair, New York, eJJ,
Sales that awarded medal,
Naril : Fan
Thee form the perfect
Barg.trs Of offered y the pubic
si,Uua REM ARD will be paid any pers that show
thai III PATENT CHAMPION failed To
pIr>"ls. is c,utruts III accidental lire.
the alto ali Kinds of Boiler
tid I'm Bank thcs'- Vaults Vault
Boxes, tIr.ts Brokers, Jt crs,
III Plate / iamomds. and siher vaiuabos,
SIi.A> q uEkIING 4 co.
2J Broadway conner Murray street.
opposite Guy Hall. New OAK
AGENTS II W. KNOWLES. Richmond, Va, X + LIS.
TtR retntkaig, Va j. II rHoMi SON Co, Lyuc!aurg,
Va. a"i ROWLAND n BturnfR, Norfolk, Va
ic1 30
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y. X WCthW'n, VHsh., NH2Uat 10, IND5.-
Mr., A. D,, n >In-Dcar >irs: have had ot-
PAlN KILLER frequently during
r,h.oaa Burmai, and have found IL useful uc,
il n tink could visit the Juugcs without In
OF ellie. arrua aud choicrahe lam ki0 specify
uiei and fer other adm MS have found 1t brnrncia
II l. becoming popular Burma, among the well
Europeans aiN with benefit
and til, good of tina people where / go.
sincerely yours NJ III. BlXDY.
Ihc Key Il l.. Van Meter, writing from BuIlua,
says Ih" karcns praise highly mittd cannot
single medic inc could better their
ar imrnts and habits than does Pam Killer We
Il freely family tadn qualities
with "a Ii renewed trial Please send bot
tvs first Opportunity"
Sol! by all me, Inc dealers.
Sud tft JOHN II. SEAl Lynchbrrg. march 3 2w.
, 1859-11-04
Approves, Marvh } 1859.

An Act % carry into Fiect the Connection between
he United States and China, concluded on the
eight q November, eighteen hundred and hfty-eight
ai Shanghai.
Be 4 snaeisd By he Senate and House Of Rsprssen-
fatirss Of fhs United Staiss II Amsrea IN C0ngress
afarnbitd That the minister OF chief diplomatic OH
eeF q DE United States IN China shall 10 soon as
the Chinese revenue officers issue the debentures or
duty receipts provided for 10 the convention select
some proper depostary OF the same In China making
such compensation as be shall think right, the said
dehentuees or their proceeds being subject 70 the ap
preparation hereinafter provided.
Sec. J. And bf 4 yaIfhsT fnaefed, That The Pres-
deni BY and with the advice and consent Of the Sen
ate shall appoint two commissioners who shall form
a Board In China, 10 receive and examine all claims
which may be preseded TO them, under the raid con
venion, according to the provisions Of the sae the
phrelple Of justice, and International law. \
sBc. ,. 1nd b Il further enacted, Thatthe Board
N constituted shall meet at such time and place as
shall be designated by The chief diplomatic officer in
China, and within one year from the time Of said
meeting shall terminals their duties. -r NJ
Sec. l. AHd b Il further enacted, That the com
pensation Of the said Commissioner shall be three
thousand dollars per annum, and the President Of the
uniied States ia authorzed 70 make such provision
ior The contingent expenses Of The commission Is
sad sllarcs and expeuses thall be paid out of any
moneys IN the treasury not otherwise appropriated.
Sec, 5. dad BE- Il further saaei'd, That the said
commisioners shall report 70 The the chief diplomatic
oHsr ia China, he several swsrds made by them. .
be approved BY him. . copy Of which shall be by him
transmitted 70 the depoatay Of The debeutnres er the
prooeeds as herein before provided who shall there
upon disibule IN rateabe proportion, the said de-
bentues or their proceeds according 70 the direction
q the said dlplomatlo officer. ..I1.
Sec. g. Ahd b if further tndettd, That 70 soon a4
the aid commission shall be executed and completed
the records and d0oumenls and all other papers In
tha Possession OF The commissioners, relatdg 70 the
ane shall b deposited 10 the Olos Of The SECRETARY
Of STATE.
Approved. March ,, 1859
, 1859-11-04
MARINE HOSPITAL.

PORT TOWNSEND, JUNE 22D, 1858.
DRP. NJ. oBRIEN, late Resident Physician and
IL Surgeon Of the County Hospital, San Francisco,
and Of the Hospital Of the Sisters of Mercy is now ID
charge of the Marine Hospital, Port Townsend.
DR.. O'BRlEN is also prepared to receive private pa.
tients. He atters himself with the hope that ex-
perence of l6 years 70 the practice OF hs profession
both private and Hospital together which thorough
Medico- -Cirurgical education, as evidenced by the
proper guarantee Of Diploma TO that effect will OBJ
tain for him the confidence Of the citizens on Puget
Sound.
LETTERS addressed--P. NJ. O'BRIEN, NJ. D., Port
Townsend, will be duly acknowledged.
June 22d, 1858 n31-H
, 1859-11-04

L arFn co CuAR. LAANUI., - f.Hr ... ...
An Act 10 protect Tie Timber growing upon Iauds Of
the United States roserped Of Military and other
Purposes.
b Il saaeied by he Senate AID Hour Of Rspressn-
faiires Of ne United States Of America IN Congress
atltnbied, That any person persons shall unlaW-
fully cut, or aid, assist or be employed In unlaEfully
cutting o. shall Wantonly destroy or procure 10 Be
uantonly destroyed, any timber standing, growing,
or being upon any lands Of the United States which
IN pursuance of any law passed, or hereafter TO be
passed have been, OF shall b. folerFed or purchased
every such person or persons ofending on convic-
Ion therooi before court having compsent iurisdic.
lion shall, for overy such offence, pay hne not ex-
oeeding Eve hundred dollars, and shall be imprisoned
rot exceeding twelve months.
Approved, March 3. 1859
, 1859-11-04
II q PACE

A PURE ARTICLE OF CREAM TARTAR AND
n Soda, (warmnted), for sale at the
PUGET SOUND DRUG STORE.
, 1859-11-04
TO THE AFFLICTED.

IL his numerous patients for their patronage, and
would take this opportunity to remind them that he
continues to consult at his institute for the cure Of all
forms Of Private Diseases-such as Syphilis, Con
orrua, Nocturnal Emissions and all the consequences
of seabuse. In the first stages Of Syphilitc or Con
orroeal diseases he guarantees cure In few days
without inconvenience to the patient hindrance to
his business. When patient by neglect or improper
treatment has developed the secondary symptoms Of
Syphilis, such as buboes painful swellngs the
grons, or ulcers In the throat and nose which II not
checked destroy the soft parts and the domestic
mortify separate and come away leaving the sufferer
m object hde0us TO beheld; or when 6lotehes and