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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-04
Uater Cure.

mr. MUNDE's WATER-CURE, at Florence,
IL Mass three miles from the Northampton Railroad
DEPOT the largest and best regulated establishments Ia
the United States and Kept in operation throughout the
Dr. Munde 10 Priessnitz the most eminent prac-
titoner Of the that Germany has producedn
IN. " Tribune.
"Hs various publications cold water cures certainly
among best Il the SUPERIOR Of any in Germany
Home Journal.
are convinced that higher authority than he, In mat
tiers hydropay be found other country
Amer Magazine Of Homeopathy and HydropathJ.
nR. +. j. LOWENTHALs WATER CURE
IL and Gymnasium, No. ITO Bleecker-st, New. York.
without board Transient and Boarders
taken.
nR. TRAILS WATER-CURE is located but
~ one door from St. Johns Park at No. Is Laishs Good
BOARD obtained IS 81 per week Board with
treatment from 81 $40 80 per week T. TRAIL, NJ D..
and d. A. GORTON, NJ. d., Physicians.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-04

y COPARTSERsHIP The subscribers have this day
lay formed Coparnehip for the pupoee Of trsnssctns
he GENERAL PRODUCE AND COMMISSION BUSINESS,
under the firm of WESTERyELr MYERS No ash
;n.,on $500 - Cb.r,hsr., JOHN c. WESTERVELT,
WALTER MYERS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-04
Buil0ina Alaterials.

DOOFING SLATES.-R. PRINCE, Agent fo'
II the celebrated EVERETT QUARRY Pa
Yor "rLATs' and PITCH" ROOFS
For samples address NJ. 70 Beekmaps', Nr"'ieIh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-04
Hlusifal Instruments.

A Z. THOMPSON, No. 4S6 Broadway, Offers
IA PIANOS from the best manufactures including Haines
Broer Jacob and Others at the lowest rates. all
fuzzy hand Pianos taken In exchange and for
Also MELODEONS, from the house Of Taylor Farley,
and purity of reed instrument
made ORGAN HARMONIOUS for churches eight dIawtops,
with pedals Call and examine above New and
secoud hand Pianos 20 let.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-04

VTyHE NORTH GERMAN LL0YD~ STEAM
i SHIP BREMEN, w. VESSELS Commander, viii AL
p..tiy,iy carrying the u. 8. Mail,
SATURDAY, Nay II, slim,
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
taxing passengers for
LONDON HAyRE SOUTHAMPTON and BREMEN,
I. The following rates:
First Cabin, sioo Second Cabin, co. s'eease, 80 Fer
Fr.isb: Or Passage, spply ~ .. ,r,-,,r,-
GELPCKE, KEUTGEN REiCHELr,
No "a Broadway
L'OR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA. The
IL AMERICAN ATLANTIC SCREW STEAMSHIP COM
PANYS and hrs;-class steamship THOMAS SWAMI j.
T Ramsay Commander will leave pier No. u North River on
SATURDAY, May !, at O'Clock Passage 10 Savannah,
with Unsurpassed sccor1uoisous $lS Though tickets 20
New Orleans sSs IS; Mobile. SIS Montgomery Is; Albany
Ca e24 Atlanta, SIS; Columbus $25; Macon s2i; Au-
rua so Also 70 principal places IN Florida a. lowest rates.
Freight 10 foo; and Proponaie Fs Insurance one
half per cent AGgyp, CROMWELL r. No sw..,.
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON, and the WEST.
I'D The steamers Of the NETWORK and BALTIMORE
STEAMSHIP LINE leave Pier No IS North River TUES.
DAYS THURSDAYS and SATu RDAYS, making the passage
In forty Freight Baltimore six cents per loot 70
Washington per foot and proporonste sies For
through the West covering insurance nS apply 70 b.
O. R. R. Co.'S OAfce No. ~ Broadway. Apply TO
II. B. CROMWELL Co, No So Wers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-04

CTEAM to IRELAND, DIRECT, for S30.-The
- Liverpool New.York and Philadelphia Steamship Co.'S
spl.ndid .ld powerful steamships intended 10 sail:
From B,lfss, ard COrk-CITY OF MANCHESTER 9TH and
s,h Of April; NiGO. 4,h and 9th Of May. - -. .,.,,
From York N Cort aud Liyerpool-ClTf Ot MAN
CHESTER 50th April NIGO 18th May.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
Cabin from NevYork Cork and Liverpool...... $50
S,eersge from New York Cork and Liverpool. 20
Including unlimited allowance Of the hes; cooked pToyors
which Ill BE- served BY the Company stewards .
by this r avoid the rsk and great detention OF
caiuz Halifax and Johns the City Of Manchester sai1
dire, % Cork.
Fq resat psssars sppy 70
c. ". d. SEYMOUR Co., Cork,
aad n Philadelphia and NewYoTk the Compsnys Offices. No
iO "a .lut-. PhiI.deohia and No IS Broadway NewYork
JOHN @. DALE, AGENT.
WIN INNAS Agea: Nos g. and g. Tower Buiains,, Liver
pool ,,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-04

NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
~ SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
On and after WEDNESDAY, April 1853, Trains will Leave
18th st. Station, New York, as follows
7:45a. IN. For williamsburg.
s:30a. III. Mail Train for Albany.
9:30a. III. For Wiiamsbridge.
lI:30 "a. M. For White Plains
2:30 D. M. For Wilhsmsbrdge
400 D. m. For Dover Plains.
500 D. For White Plains.
6:l5 o. IN For White Plains, from White and Centre-st
$3.50 D. N For Wilismsbrdge
REIuRSNG-Wil leave:
500 a. M From White Plains.
$50 a. m. From Dover Plains
6:4Oa. N. From Wlliamsbridge.
7:OOa. IL. From White Plains.
s:45a. III Mail Train from Albany
$500. IN. From Wllismsbridge.
l:OO D. m. From williamsburg.
500 D. From White Plains.
500 D. III. From Williamsbridge
WIN. j. CAMPBELL, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-04

WONDERFUL IMPROVEMENT in
w GRAND PIANOS. -
sTEINWAY SONS invite artists and the public In General
b cal and e1smine their newly invented OEEkSrkNo
GRAND PIANO which, Tor power aud quality OF tone pro
bounced superior 20 sy other Grand Piano by al who have
Il among whom the best musical Jadses OF the coan
Try r. Godbeck IN Hsgsn Editor Of The Musical Re
Msw), L. G. HILL w. A. King w Mason, H. l. Iirni, IL ~
Wolenhsnp,, A. H. Wood and many others $500
STEINWAY SONS,
Manufacturer Nos 81 and 81 Walser-s' New YORK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-04

CUTTON g. Co.'s DISPATCH LINE
SAN FRANCISCO.
TO SAIL REGULARLY ON ADVERTISED DAYS
Clipper Of SATURDAY the 7th Of May.
The fayorte frst-class clipper-shp
WEB FOOT,
HEDGE, Master, -
h receiving her cargo at Pier No T. R. viii be dispatched
promptly as above on her -
THIRD VOYAGE TO SAN FHANClSCO
The WEB FOOT well known for short Made the
run 10 San Francisco in lie and l9 days Made the famous
passage from Calcutta TO New. York In S5 days
Never damages any cargo.
Il Of small capacity.
Will fill before her advertised day. .,,
SUTTON K Co. No. SO South.st, cor. Wallst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-04

NOTICE.-Having this day sold our entire busi-
mes. pertaining to ANARCHISTS CATHOLICON to Messrs
BARNES PARK now therefore all owing US or hold
ing this article sale will settle the with and only with the
said BARNES PARK.
f. ST Witness hand and seal
J. b. ANARCHIST & Co. Of New-York and Utica.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-04

CO.PARTNERsIIIP. undersigned will continue the
poOKsELIING ana STATIONERY BUSINESS in al its
bapches uuder the firm Of HOWE FERRY AZ the old stand,
49," T A. HOWE,
May 2, 1859. j. MiLIoH fEhhf'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-04

THE SUBSCRIBER, in retiring from the BOOK BUSINESS
you'd r,-ur b,nt 10 the many no have long
tronzed him and mest respectfully recommend his
Mesr. HOWE FERRY worthy Of the continued custom
beloved on him during the twenty years he has been
n.s,.d va III The bushes. at the aforementioned store.
~ ~ SAMUEL RAYNOR-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-04

Of CO-PARTNERSHlP.-I
IL firm .fRAYNOR HOWE FERRIS is this day dissolved
by mutual Mr. g RAYNOR retiring The business
'N' NM Wa " 49, = SAMUEL RAYN0R,
T. A. HOWE
j. MILTON FERRY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-04

MECHANICS and TRADERS BANK, April
Ivl 20, ls5sNotice is hereby Eiyen that dividend OF
stock Of this institution has been declared payable and after
the LIST day Of May next. BY order Of the Board ,
GEO w. YOULE, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-04

RICHARD II. wINsLOW having retired from the firm o
WINSLOW LANIER Co., the undersigned have formed
Cparner,hip and will continue the business Of that finn unde
~ ~ JF D. LANIER,
M. C. MORGAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-04

NOTICE of DISSOLUTION Of COPART-
IN NERSHIP.-The Coparneship heretofore existing be-
tween the UNDERMINED under the firm OF WlNSLOW
LANIER Co. 1. this day dissolved BY mutual consent Richard
n Wiusow retiring from business The unsettled business OF
The late viii be settled by either VI the undersigned at No.
81 Wsllst--Daed April ., 1859: - , an,
j. T. ID. LANIER-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-04

DUR a. LORD, SHORTHAND WRITERS,
ID No l9 Nassaast Official Reporters il L. 5. Seas,e from
ls<s . 1854.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-04

Il ERIE RAILROAD CIRCULAR issued by WASHING
TON MILLS the Stockholders and Unsecured BondHolder
with figures from the Annual Official Reports preparatory
receiving conditional subscriptions TO the balance OF the Fourth
Mortgage for distribution at his office No - Exchange
place. New.York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-04

600 SO}ASHLAND INST. and MUSICAL
WsDG eDU(ACADEMY, Cstskill Mountains. Both
PER QUARRTR sexes Summer Term commences May T.
Por circulars kc, address the Rev. HENRY FOX, A. NJ
Ashland Greene County N Y Appointments for interviews
may be addressed, Prof MURPHY, Deyst. House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-04
Groceries, Dropisions, s.

ELENFIELD PATENT STARCH,
N USED IN QUEEN ViCTOR1AS LAUNDRY.
AND PRONOUNCED BY HER MAJESTY'S LAUNDRESs
TO BE THE FINEST STARCH SHE EVER USED.
Sold BY all Chambers Grocers &c.
ISAAC BUCHANAN Co., No. Is Willi.m'',
Sole Agents for the United States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-04

NAY BOAT for ALBANY.-Steamer ARMENIA
~ every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, from foot
of Harlan a. n'clock q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-04
Steamboats, an0 Railroads.

NAY BOAT for ALBANY and TROY
IL Steamer METAMORA, TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY. from foot Of jaw st. az a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-05-04

IN Premium PIANOS, pronounced unrivaled by the best
Judges warranted in all respects al their Mandatory and
Wsreroom No S48 Bleeckers Our prices make an object
fr all TO examine before purchasing. q. H. BARMOhE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-09

LYNCHBURG AGENCY
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMxsANx

NJ | I \ l. Sl T + vi
4 l i4,ng OF I'll" LOCAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS for
II the NEW YORK LIFE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES az m.
capitol! in the city OF Hi, hi,ond Il un UE,DAl I'm
III Any ~, leJ9, the follow "
Tn unt. rsgned lres.dcn, Directors OF IT,. totnv
nave AhiI'ird the report aud exhibit the Youk tt
nj Icing satisfied with as pf"pc"u> condition.
dairy recommend to III" sup or, m,
community IN" M" i"kk LIN list HaNct CoMrA>i Inns
"" 'rh IN "xislen.e for fourteen pi al has nj
tanned the of S,9 ,sUI 10 IN S,a,. 49,,
Bonds aud Mortgages on Real Estate. ~
olhink II most profitable and safe mode of in, esiny
money In" pi"hts ennrc to the uf
nave averaged not less than THIRTY PERCENT INK An
NJ hihe iREMluM PAID. Besides these .ny,nfu.,n,,
III Stocks Ar the i'w of New nix rrguic, as adj nual
sec my thit One tlnndfcd Thousand Dollar. sa b, ta
itci white STATE CuMrrnoLLEL to ina, an, av,II ,
m4n'> winch the Compan. may 10 pa,. -
w n'" attention 10 the nature objrc aayanta,so Of
i'Ii l. iNNt kANtE, set firth Is i, in.iltuti.u
IS M HunrIsiing condition. 'i''''
hose '' hs information in regard the subject If rE
I'M nA'tl w"nil do we'll toca,I the Ag.it. a., M,
ab'N"tHr my VIM will CIV" a, nt,i t,at,u At ,,
n or '' reference Apply to ,sh,r member
'i'"' lhE McNfokp, Seer"ary Of Commonwealth Of
DIRECTORS
fnes II IltIS, (rIrslent James River 4 kan,w, CO..
Hos l. ~ GUST tAttofne, NJ Law
J'h> BA"hf Farmer King n Queen Va
Ky 4 IL HfAD lPastor | ni,d Presii
iI' IA, TAYLOR, (Corfespolun g Sce SouLn Bal tst
t"uHrn'ipnJ -
p,INI. Kent, Paine & Co, Mcrvhants)
H. Ny EILfspS. tShrrn)
tiAs " ~ GILL, titanker)
NM VI. SUIib*
jaws rnoNAs Jr. Tobacco Manutag,urer)
k"dAH A ikiuk tidor of tn, States Washington ID C.
. =, MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
N dILMtR d, ANp THOMAS Ia. WALKER MD
& W. Blu rTON Local Agent
G. f. WORKMAN, Genl Agt & Attorney for VA
l.. w. TROITEl. Genera. Agent
OFFICE 100 MAIN Srhttr kIcHMoAn VA.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-09

tory statements from Mr.. Letcher in regard to
the process by which kansas was refused adms-
sion into the Union when she came with q Con-
stitution establishing slavery. Mr.. Lstchsr We
believe voted for the English Bill whereby the
question was rsmanded back to the people Of Kan
sas, with almost absolute certainty that slave
~ would then he prohibited-a. in fhct 1t has
been. We were told in 1856 To- vote for Bueha-
nan and save Kansas from the grasp Of the Free
soilers Mr.. Letcher, we doubt not. told the pco-
pie SO himself. The people Of Virginia would be
pleased to hear from Mr.. Lctcher why tits that
X ansas has not been saved" The Administra-
ton which was 10 save it has had majority in
both Houses of Congress since the ins'alla-
ton. Not only has Kansas been lost to the south
but another Free Sta,c--Orcgon-l bcen ndmit.
ted into the Union with Mr. L"tcher : vote IN it's
favor.
Mr. Letchcr cannot sogregaio himself from his
parly-becausc he is before the people party
candidate, and liz the nominc" d party Convcn-
ton. lie is the nominee OF II Con vention winch
endorsed the Administration out and out. Toth-
extent he is resp n~ib'c FOR the acts and opinions
of the A1minsti alton. and the people will hnld
him to the accountability. At the worry least, be
owes some explanation Of these various matters.
If he fli-ayo~ the Administration he at once re-
jec- the authority Of the Convention which noml-
mated him-fnr that ,nyenion endorsed the Ad-
in all is length and breadth II Mr..
Lctcher runs an independent candidate, wholly
without reference to the Petersburg Convention, he
has his own record IL confront Mt every turn. IT
he run n tue Administration candidate he must
bear all tho sins and corruption and prohgacy of
the Administration upon his shoulders We envy
him not his position,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-09
From tho Plains

Tho owe. land mail which lel, san Francisco on
the Ith ult, arrive AT St Louis on Thursday.
About the first Of last month band of Apa-
ches entered the wiling" of San Eiizario nj night
and stole a number Of horses and mules. pur-uit
was made by detachment of mounted rifle. II
Iazelle, If the Sth Infantry from For, B,ja<. and
some volunteers from San Elizaria. The Araehes
were traced to Deg Canon, some lGQ miles, where
they had made a stand. Here they were engaged
by the troops, about 80 in number. The Apa-
ches had the advantages Of situation. and besides
probably numbered ten to one of their pursucrs.
The consequence was that the troops fell back ai-
ter n hard fought engagement, in which they lost
three men, n sergeant and two soldiers killed, and
six wounded. together with Li"nt. Lazclle, who
received wound in the lungs which it wa, sup
posed he would not survive. The troops had re-
turned to Fort Bliss. The Alathes lost, it was
supposed, twelve or fifteen.
At Gainesville, Texas, on the 18th. there was
some excitement in consequence of the murder,
by Camanchcs, of n lad belonging to that neighlor-
hood. public meeting was held with view IN
raise mon to go in pursuit of thu tamancheS. who.
it was believed, could be identified
The excitement about the ella mines had pretty
much died n,t. Still, occasionally, lucky strikes
were made y party of five, on the Colorado
just above Fort Yuma, had found gulch ont OF
which they dug some two hundred ounces of gold
in three weeks. Two men who had gone out
prospecting. collected in three days thirty-sx
Iunnccs Still. the want Of water was n serious
drawback. The gold-bearing earth is represent
ing as very rich
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-09
Board of Public Works.

Will the Iynchburg TrJitlinn inform rs when
the Convention To nominate for the Board of Pub
lie Works will be he'll IN that place?-No .toK
iryus.
In response to the above cnqniry-which cs-
capped our notice until yestcrdny-we reply that
the Convention to which The Argus nlludrs is ad-
ycrtiscl in the Rp"dl,cdn If this city for Thurs
day the Eth of the present month.
We take occasion Ia shy that we have taken
ground from the beginning against holding any
Convention, of either party. Tor the nomination of
II Commissioner of the Board of Public Works
Our position has been that it is in no respect a
political Office. and that the people should be left
free to vote for the best man, wholly irrespective
Of his politics Tie Convention which is to be
held here IL understood to be party Convention
for the purpose Of putting Democratic candidate
upon tho track. Aud for this reason shall re-
pudate its action 10 matter whom it mny nom-
nate. and We shall call upon the people to do the
same thing Ii it we're to nominate n Whig. and
our first choice, we should rcpndae it with equal
emphasis.
We do not know how many counties have APP
pointed Delegates to this Convention. Our i'm
PRECISION is that, ont Of the fifty counties IN thu
District. not more than one third, if 81 many.
have acted in the matter Whether the action of
the Convention will he regarded ms binding upon
tho party at largc. we do not know hut we think
not. We see FROM the Danvlc Register. that
ten. Trclway il mn Independent candidate, and
refuses I, 90 before tte Convention AT all Whrth-
err or not the Convention Will he generally nttcnl-
cd remains to he seen. We 4hniI patiently await
the Rh,uemen
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-09

kossrTn ON THE CoSTINE>T.-Calignani' Mes.
senger contains the following extract from letter
in the Augsburg Gazette, dated Genoa, January
- 1t seems scarcely probable that its statement
caa be correct. although they arc positive, aud
came IN very direct manner:
Il can positively assure You tina. kossutli,
whom know personally, arrived here Yesterday,
with three other Hungarian refugees, from Nice
lie has come under the lame u Clarke. with a
passport from Paris, where be had Il. r.ped for
some time. While ut Paris and at Nee he had
it j. said, interviews With several lIuncnrians who
are anxious to take advantages Of the Italian com
plirA'i9ns To excite fresh agitation. ko,.utb. it
+ also stated, has with him great number Of
rrlcamntinns intended to induce tie desertion
of the Hungarian troops in the Lombarlo Venetian
kingdom. lie has since left for Turin"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-09
Mr. Fillmore in Cincinnati

The ex-President is on visit to Cincinnati
He has met with very warm reception. On FRI
day evening he was called upon at the Burnett
House by the National American Association
Mr. Fillmore, in receiving his American friends
made brief speech, in which he thanked them
for their courtesy and kindness ON all occasions
for their 6attering preferences in the Presidential
campaign in which he had the honor to he their
standard hearer, and regretted. for their gratifca
ton and the principles of the American party.
that the campaign had not resulted differently.
lie spoke with confidence and feeling Of the
business of the cause, and urged steadiness of
purpose with all due moderation and regard for
the rights of all, which must ultimately lead to
most satisfactory results. For himself lie would
say. that while lac was thankful to his American
friends for the expression of their confidence and
regard, he had retired from public hte forerer.
Mr.. Corwin made an appropriate reply to the
Ex-Presii lent. in which be: refereed to the dstin
guished services of the latter In the proud nos
ton which he had once occupied. as the choice d
a majority Of the American people. and paid ,
handsome compliment to his stateSmanship. nm,
acknowledged public and private worth.
The Association and large number Of citizen
present, took leave nf Mr.. Fillmore with the warm
est good wishes. lie goes East this morning n
nine o'clock. over the Little Mama road.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-09
LEGISLATIVE TICKET.
.rhe under,isnsd believing the argument re.

1.-The undersigned believing the argument re-
comfy delivered by you in the franklin Society
in faoor of the removal Of the Negro population
fr5r, Western Virginia not only able, b"t man
'sreraWe; and that its publication rW 'e"d 10
bring The public mind 10 CORRECT co>eirsIoN
upon The nomentous subject, we beg that y1u will
furnish us a full statement Of the matter or the
public press" ,..y.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-09

a. Las been stated, that he has engaged David
far Brown, Of Philadelphia. aud the Hon. Eol.
or. J. Walker. Of this c,ty, as his counsel. lie
continues to receive large numbers of visitors
H1sh. States Of Monday
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-09

AN Old WulG" IN the charlottesville \ !vo-
cate calls upon the Hon. WILLIAM &, RIyrs to de-
clare himself an Opposition candidate for Con
gress in the Rellanl District
| Tho editor Of the Advocate thinks that Mr.
Powell has thrown away his chance in conserving
to a Convention, an! that Icnhc will certainly be
the nominee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-09

Mr. sicklEs.-Mr. s. necessarily continues in
Jail, and for the past two days has been more calm
anu quiet. On Saturday he was comforting most
earnestly with i el relative to his trial and is
making every preparation 70, it. Its not true,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-09

A. n. Zeverly, Esq., formerly Of North Carroll
ma, who has been tor SOME years Clerk in the
Post Office Department, ut Washington is 10 sue
coed the late John Marion, as Third Assistant
Post Master General
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-09

s4t*" am candidate for the Office If Master of
l.ar' NJ til" ensuing election Gentlrmen .lart
march dt,ioir JAS. q ROTAII.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-03-09


ed 10y BAktKs PREMIUM BITTEN To Mr. l. Brh"rlb"af
Sir. justice Yourself and persons who ma!
periit hatac
qualities your Premium Titters had III
trr,"ntiv but wif"haying been aiJ t" with
dI,ocred stomach, The past
used
I" rh She was nader the constant Treatment 81 hse
abie ply icianS, but relief could be hti thea
the
persuaded wife Try them sh" ami
lutte She began to recover Iardiy N""h her H"r,'rs
stomach t. hut her
health is better than II has been for many an
ang and shall Away continue t" use !"nf Bat rs
tsln justice yourset and for TIA" c4rHt "i oth,r
who fc sinli!irly afflicted Your nbctI
L., huOnd, june II, ira1. THOMAS VI. "tNI AGt l.
B,kFK> PREMu NJ bIi hrs ichn"Hl, pt -, t~J- Il
wl.ng p.casurc thLti add testimony the Nlt'"
RNkEKs I'KtMlM BIZ IkHS, in masking permanent
"-iab Irl II ~ from which has" sal,
eds the Also,
inrr"s>. after s.aIE for tr'I q,
ilsurirrrd stomach As a., corltAcur
confidently recommend them To the af tot J. ADAMS.
Tor SUE by 1.-THE Druggists in I.ynclhurg, by ali Tic
pa Druggists the rtN -" Richmond and her"
Vi. ia al>" Msssts Chas Sttli Co, a,iust"u
u + n >tahicI i 10 Blil"re, Md u, b Mixer, CIV
IL -i,1. X y aud E1rurs \ PARK, = \.
Ur'-H iI,d ~ addressing l. RNkEE. Proprietor.
o,; - :, Elvta,und Va
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