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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-16
"Buy me ana TN do you good" -Health an

"Buy me and iii dD you gOOd."-Heath and
strength the of the Spring and Sum
medicine, Dr. Langleys Root and Herb Biters com
posed of Sarsaparlla Wild Cherry, Yellow Dock Prick
ley Ash, Thoroughwort, Khubarb, Mandrake Dandeon
&C. all Of which compounded act In concert
and assisting Nature In Graduating disease The effect OF
this medicine is most wOnderul-it acts directly mon
the bowels and blood by removing all distractions from
the internal organs, stimulating them into hcnthv an
ton renoyatng the fountains of life, purifying the blood
cleansing II IRON all humors, and causing ii TO course
anew through every part Of the body; restoring the In
valid 20 health and usefulness They and eradicate
from the syste Liver complaint, that maln-wheel OF so
diseases ana Foul stomach Dyspepsia Costvencss all
knus OF uOrs and every disease arising from indres
uon Headache Dizziness Piles Heartburn Pains In the
Slde WA bowels flatulency Loss Of Appetite and tor
pu Y diseased Liver AdlsOdered stomach or bad Blood,
70 winch all are more less subject in Spring and Sum
mer More than lO00OOO persons have been cured by
lns meulcine. II Is highly recommended by physicians
everywhere Try IT, and you Will regret Only so
cents Tor quart Bottle. Sold by dealers In Medicine
erywhere Orders addressed 10 j. o. LANGLEY, or
GEO Z. GOODWIN CO., Boston. daw6D mchlt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-03-16

Eminently superior to all Others for clearness and
purity OF tone delcacy and nish the Photographs
executed by SPQONER Il LINCOLN, at the UNION ART
GALLERY l9l Main street, Fiske Goddari's Jew
elry Store The visitor will be amply repaid bv EXAMINE
ing the large aad choice selection of specimens on exhi-
piuoh' BSS All are invited. diff mchl4
---------
For Sale or to Eent-Several desirable Pews in
me salem street Church. Apply TO THOMAS W. FOX,
w, brlIhey hall' du mchl4
r. y. MASON probably sen Plano
F0rtes cheaper than any dealer agent IN the State
Clark's Block, Worcester je30
Mrs. =. Goodwin, experienced ana successOi
Iu MIDWIFE holds herself in readiness day and night
attend to the duties of her profession Residence, is
Austin street. diff o3a
l.. IL. Nichols, M. ID, Home Opnthic Physi-
cinnOhce and residence liz Main street. Office hours
from l to 5, and to O'Clock p. m.
Worcester, October 20. 1853, diff
Highland SchOOI.-The Spring Term will com
mencc on Monday, April llth C. b. METCALF.
mch5 d5w
Lime, Cement, CaIcined Plaster, and Hair,
for Masons Also, PLASTER OF PARIS, for Farmers
Just received good supply and will be kept constantly
on hand. for sale by DRAPER ~ CLARK. DIFF mchl0
Jenkins, Hamilton az Co., are selling IA
spring Watch Spring Skirt for rs. dwlw mchl0
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-24

GRAND TEMPERANCE CEiEBRATIoN AND SrrrfR.
The Sons Of Temperance had grand ihth-
light procession. on the evening of the 22nd. and
made most imposing demonstration. After III"
procession had trayersed our principal streets, 1t
detiled into Temperance Hall. where an elegant
supper had been prepared by TnrRMtS. for the
Sons" their friends, and invited guests. We
but pay u merited compliment to the caterer who
prepared, and the Sons" who betrayed the .X-
pense of this elegant entertainment, when we say
that it was gotten up in the highest s'yIe OF the
art" and in such profusion AS t" CRAFTY every
taste, and to supply every person present. Afl'r
the cloth was removed. some dry toass were vil"r-
ed and several spirited speeches made by Rev:
Messrs Walker, Manning, Cox, Cliff, Ling. and
John b. Tlden, Esq. The Patriarch. Sea''"ry.
presided in his best style. the band discour-fl
sweet music, and the whole occasion was marked
by the most felicitous feeling.
We trust that this demonstration may have the
good effect to bring the cause Of Temperance more
prominently before people aud excite new IN
terest in the subject. There is great need OF com
bincd constant unwearied effort to correct aneNll
that is but too prevalent here and that Is annual
" sweeping many Of our young men into drunk
ards graves. In our inmost soul we wish the
cause success.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-24
MARRIED.

On the 18th of January, by the Eey. W. II,
Pcerman, Mr.. EDWIN WITT, To Miss MAm ALIrf
.IouNsox, all Of Campbell.
On til" 18th Of January. by the SANE, NJ JonN
\, PAYNE, to Miss ISABELLA, daughter "t Captain
Stephen perrow, all Of Campbell
On the 10th Of February. b, ihr same, NJ. wv.
:. BRADLEY, to Miss Eiiz,nrrn .. daughter Of
llrnry I. Moormnn. all u Cnmrhell.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-24

CAPTURE OF 4 Srppo,ED SLAvER.-Thc larqnc
Julia Dean of Charleston. believed to be engaged
in the slave trade WAS brought into Norfolk. Va,
Monday in charge of Lieut. Brain OF the l. :
ship Nincennes and a prize crew. The NineciIhfS
touched in at Cape Coast Castle on the .olh Ne
cemher and finding the Julia Dean there gagged
in illicit tr iffic, her papers not regular having
deck and in other respects iustityng tn" belief
that she was engaged in slave voyage, She and
her crew were taken into custody and ordered to
the United States for trial The Norfolk Herald
SAYS:
The Julia Dean cleared from Charleston, witha
cargo of rum and rice, which she WAS trading oil
at Cape Coast for cotton goods, muskcts, heads,
trinkes and such articles enter INTO tie slave
traffic She was commanded by Capt A. llcdlung
and had crew of seventeen, all told y lew days
after leaving Cape Coast Castle Mr.. Augustus
Treyeran, OF Havana, Il native Of France, and re-
ported as II passenger, sickcEed with the 'oas;
fever and died.
When Lieutenant Brain lett the VinccnueS all
down the South Coast but would return and pro-
baby be at Port Praya about this time.
The brig cambridge It. Comdt Renshaw, had
left the station and gone to Brazil to JOIN the Pa
raguav expedition. The Cumberland irgaie.
Flag Officer Cuunoyer,was supposed 70 Ne at Cape
de Verde, it being about the time for her return
home from n cruise. The Marion sloop-oi-war
MAS on a cruise down the Southern coast. Tie
sloopof-war Dale Commander MeBlair, was
cruising in the hight Of Biaffra. The Captain
and crew of the Julia Dean were delivered int
the custody Of Deputy Marshal t"okc on Their
arrival and will be brought before Commits loncr
Francis for examination this morning, at II q
clock
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-24

AARON LEE.-This venerable negro man was
the servant Of R,bt. G. Williamson Of ll"nrco.
lie was raised in Tappahannock-was there du-
ring the revolutionary war, and was present when
the British visited that town As already stated.
ho was in his nnctcth year when he died and
had been employed in the Shockoe Warehouse fer
fit wears lie was noted for his integrity, and
rs trusted most implicitly hy his master, and all
VINO knew him. One of his duties was to take
money for dcrosite in Bank, a. well us TO draw
money out IF Bank. to pay for tobacco sold A.
In this wav in the course Of time. millions no
= uls, had thus been placed in his hands ANA
never cent was unaccounted for by him. An
anec,lote is related of him, that being ton lat" at
Bank with checks for several thousan dollars,
he tied them together with his pass, and sccretod
them in his cothng. On his way home after
dark he was arrested; but rather than expose his
checks by producing his pass, he went to the cage
and was liberated next morning by the late Mayor
Tate. who expressed his surprise on finding Aaron
in custody and whose good opinion OF the old ser
want was strengthened by tie explanations and the
production of the checks. Aaron was known IN
his dav we suppose by almost everybody IN The
city His short stout figure; his bright and good
humorcd face which looked as honest rs cheerful,
would attract the attention Of any ono on the
streets. Everybody was kind TO the old man, aud
everybody who knew him respected him. Nhlie
certainly not Culihan. his figure had HUE Of
symmetry or grace and his skin was jet black =
Yet there WA. in his character virtues that would
al ,rn IL higher pattern Of the human form.
The funeral of Aaron Lee took lace III the sales
room at Shockhoe Warehouse yesterday evening.
We noticed that His Honor, the Mayor was PFC
sent. and Il number Of merchants,
There were many of the dccoased's colotcd
brethren present, and the funeral preached
by TIVE colo,cl mer. who, IN their simple manner,
uttered some appropriate morals for the occasion,
and paid Just tribute to the departed.
Tie remains were deposited in n handsome ma
hopany coffin. The funeral scene was a very i'm
nressivc one and afforded striking example of
how n very humble being may be exalted in the
esteem AMI re- .pect Of by the noble virtues Of
integrity and fidelity Richmond Dispatch Of
IPedus,laY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-24
RELIGIOUS MOTTO ES

BUSINESS MENs' PRAYER MErriNG.-Thrre nra
regular meetings f'r PRAYER, M th" roahn e the
Young Mems Christian Association, at l. O'clock.
The public are invited 10 attend.
nov Dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-24

BRERY IN ALEXANDRIA. The tailor and dra-
ner establishment of VIM Arnold. in Alexandra,
Va, was entered By burglars Saturday night and
robbed of goods to the amount Of Slloo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-24

FREIGHT TRApE.--There were received ut the
depot of the Va & Tenn. X. r., yesterday. h
loaded cars, consisting of l64 barrels OF Flour;
.l36 bushels of Wheat 50 900 lbs # Plaster; 81
900 lbs Miscellaneous. There We're loaded cars
sent " est same day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-24
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IN ANY OR ALI OF THE folLoWlAG rAll.RS
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PRESBYTERIAN WITNESS,
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DEMOCRAT. Greene, He, Tennessee
STATE SEN lINE1. R"g,rsvd,. I etueeocc
ADVERTISER. Chattanooga.
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SAIIM REGISTER t'a,clu. Va
THE VISITOR Marion SIN, tl,t e. v
VIRGINIA rArEipi Ia''rrnden'' t'r#f1a '"
r 't ~ ~ X y wi,,c rmra,tlr Va
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-24

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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-24

ANNIVERSARY OF WILLIAM AND MANY COLLEGE.
: TIE lGlth anniversary m William aud Mary
College WAS celebrated at Williamsburg Satur-
day last A poem read by 81. Geotgc Tucker
follow ed by an address from Ex-prcsdent Tyler
An entertainment was provided by the ladies of
Williamsburg. at Apollo Hall. in the Raleigh llo-
tel at which 200 persons sat down. The Norfolk
Argus says:
The toasts responded to in a spirited and
eloquent manner my Coy. WISE Hugh Blair Grigs
by, Gen. Tallaferro, o. j. WISE DIR. Garnett,
Prof Joynes and others. At late hour the fcs-
ti,ities closed with love for Alma Mater burning
more intensely in The hearts Of the Alnmai. We
shall publish shortly tul report OF poem. address
post prandial speeches. Ac., Ne
The visitors have determined to II build the
College on the old site Immediately. and they Gull
on the Alumni throughout the State Cor assistance
They have appointed Mr.. Grigsby, ot tins place
to choose n plan to he submitted 10 committee.
At the Alumni meeting committe consisting
of John Tyler, James Lyons. John ~ Speed Viii
liam Lamb and Warner 7. Jones. appointed
to address the Alumni upon the present condition
of William and Mary. and to appeal to them to
come to the aid Of their Alma Matter
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-24
Markets.

INV lonS Feb. 3a.-flanr firm, Southern IN
hanged Wheat very duh aud nominal. storn
rm. yellow 81 10 s. cents.
BALTIMORE. Feb - Flour dull ut ST. Wheat
caly god to choice White 81 - to 81 81; Rcd
| 81 10 81 u. Corn ,irm. yellow AMI White
1 T., F., CENTS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-24
BY TELEGRAPH.
Conversational.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 23.--SEN ArE.-Mr. Shdeii
gave notice that he would call up the Cuban bill
ON Monday. The Legislative bill was up to-day
mud an exciting debate cnsued on the Kansas BIZ
Messrs. Douglas aud Pugh advocating Squa''er
Sovereignty principles. Mcssrs Mason and
Davis replied, repndatins the views of the former;
Davis remarks were intended to convey the idea
that Douglas had cut loose from the Democratic
arty.
HorsE OF REPRESENTATIVES, Post ohce
Sill was reported hy the Committee of the hole
II final action.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-24
G. w. RUTTON. Prop.

.s.en6s,e@ses EIRNgvl ,FlKSy ~ kt :! :
past fav"rs, the suhs rllci woni
thRk- ls Ia, 'is a!.i IT." pi'
lie generally. and inform them that te
has now on hand alns thereto atE"
Elegant Furnirr-. manufactured ~ sh'li work
men nt Of the hnisi ed IN ia" most d"
,rabe lis Stock embraces every arti,Csnay got
u u the IN extensive manufactures
lie splc!ts call from those wishing /" purchase tr'lng a.
thar and III Civ. sattar on regard I" both
price and quality Of work
Hair and Shuck Mattresses always on band
EDWARD J. F0IkES,
Warcrooins aud Manufact"ry, doors below 1h"N Ware
L,us. ixuI d& ri,if
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-24

Curry ON HoKsEnAcx. the Sons Of Tenn
perance were parading Tuesday night, negro
boy belonging to Thos W. Johns. ESQ., and ano-
ther boy Of like color, who holds the responsible
post of Sexton at the First Presbsterian Church.
constituted themselves Marshals. both being mount
ed on gallant steeds As these gentlemen acted
without authority from the committee having the
matter in charge it was thought best to bring
them before the Mayor, in order that their cases
might be duly Investigated. They were accord
ngly introduced to his Honor yesterday morning
but in consequence of the absence Of some mate,
rial witnesses further hearing was deferred TIL
this morning
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-24
Latest from Vera Cruz.

INV ORlr,>s Feb 23--Dates from Vera Cruz
the 10Th inst, report that .Iuarcz has five thou
md troops and two hundred heavy guns ordered
ON the country to the city, aud TINT Juareh was
,uguinc Of defeating Meranon.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-24

NT-IIT TT TVTt, Va.
~ III. H X" ca,i cOns all points, buy md -al Tx
w tt,hrr tuta, and lincnrrrui Notes, oil orders
Turks gu'to L. aud transact nil businc ianng
4, ,corts iiaHkiug and Collection House.
4u.tY j. H. IIDI.GOMBE 4 60
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-24

To GAS CoNsuMERs.-ln consequence OF seri-
ous accident to the retort Mt the tias Works the
Gas Company will not be able to furnish gas for
n few nights. 1t is expected that the damage
will be repaired by Monday night next lh's
circumstance will prove serious inconvenience
To our citizens, but as tho accident could not he
ioresecn, we presume the consumers of the article
will not be 50 unreasonable as to attach blame to
the gentleman having the works in charge See
advertisement of Mr.. fleland in another column
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-24
ONE, Doll AK
VIII. lts b


o,d'- Inv sOrator. Bi,"r NrDci, that art4 p4l
aah,fo ,.,a4gr d dI aui u,I" "ntf'u tl1r ty "tbr
medicine knoN Il n"i "nIs ta'hArtic bat lar,
rriH,3s tttsf " - Inn 10 trf It's morbid ma
tn r,. l.l .iiit la Sal if'lz.. - that mat
- TIM t."f "puin'rt#' #stnsltF. without
any nj 20 g IraA f'.p ->"si fi"nIst u the "rfaion
~ u rlp=i "a '#tff Il strengthens j" -ss"m a th'
aA - AT n'.' ton tsap dtsls ~ Nod
- ertl, dos ~ arm, 4Hsn ai. mid ~ with uua-ia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-24
CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

Mr. Co,rss, REApIN0s.--It will 10 seen. from
TIE announcement in ansfhcr column. that Mr..
Coates will give his Poetical Readings at Dudley
Hall, Friday night next. We hope to see
good audience in attendance, aud entertain no
Doubt but that those present will be amply repaid
for their expenditure Of time and money.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-24

NHcEGRKI.E Il CO..
WI WhoIs~nir md Isct. ii s;roccrs.
COMMISSION FORWARDING MiWHANlA, ava
,anufaclnrers IT SMOKING AND CHEWING IobA'' .,
old Stand of Mctorklr n Jones MAS Sihtki " u.
Va will particular attention to The sale OF FLU
yUEAr CORN BACON LARD, BUTTER, &c. Ii ia'
lyanecs III be made all ignrens when require
Jan 2s-tS
1 ~ r SNIP received at II. G. NlCrOtS.
9Odts.
A FEW bbIs. Of that superior Family Flour,
oro and for sale at feb Ads j. w. L. X. HOLT'S
AII.S: OlGs:-Sperm, lamp, Lard, Ftno
Z Salad Machine just received by
ten 7dts STABLER JONES.
uNREsH GA ZEN Sc EDS. of all kinds, juss
n received hy feb odts1 STABLER 4 JONES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-24
Prepared by Dr. }. &. Az Err,
Practical and Analytical Chemist Lowell, Mass

I1UNE Winter SPERM OIL, and Winter
II LARD OIL, for sale by uu.,,r ~, E
ian 21its Rep. cory. W. A. SIhOI TEN q ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-24

UNARIS fashions FOR JANUARY. lS1Ys
The lie Bon 7on ana Nonhly Rporf Of tash'n inr jan
uary on hand and for sale BY the srse copy o sp
scrip,ion Call ami examine It, H. =, Wy toH 8
l3 dta 4. . y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-24

lnnrto litnrfIV ana l0pn0IN N4sfHFs nj ih' II N
uni,r III" t>lsaf Nj l>\lh \ 90 where They viii
glad see AL tinll h,el, al ~" ln' : r,n'la =
SANi II MCKINNEY
hasa
$50 II FLOOD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20
ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

Officers Of two three regiments of the L. s. army
stationed at California, have arrived in this city To
cruit for the companies wanting men.
Soldiers from Gil parts of the Union gradually
being assemble al Fort Monroe, Va, for the purpose
Of being instructed in the practical use of artillery,
now 20 important an item in military warfare. Fifty.
eight members OF tCompsny ID, Atm Artillery, arrived
at the " Point d few days ago.
Although the CO, itatons Of the Cross COurt-Marti,
during the last stage Of that most singular case
rot be made known to outsiders, we have very good
reason to believe that the gallant Major is areaiy
honoIsbly acquitted. The overhauiing to have
done him more service than injury.
TIE L. :. steam sloop Iroquois was yesterday loa-
ed into the dry deck a. the Navy-Ysrd to be cop
pered.
Seam was applied to the steamer Sumpter and will
be 20 early next week on board sill the other small
steam craft.
Advices to the middle Of July have arrived from
the African squadron. The Portsmouth, the first
vessel Of the lie fleet, had commenced active duty
on the station, and the Vincepnes and Marion were
msk ng their fire cruises around the coast sni would
soon fit up aDd equip for home, in anticipation Of the
speedy arrival Of vessels to relieve them. The
Mar on snort of officers reached ST. Vincent in good
order.
The following vessels now preparing for sea, vii
take out letters papers, and parcels. For Coast d
Africa steamers Sumter and Mystic, viii be resiy
in two weeks for Mediterranean, s0reshp Supply, in
eight days; for Brazil and La Pl.ts, storesbp Re
lease nearly ready, ard for the Gulf squadron steam
ers Mohawk and Crusader Mail-bags for the above
are at Brooklyn, At the Naval Lyceum, to which com
munc.tioos should be forwarded.
The United States stesn-frgate Wabash was a
Naples, all well, at last accounts. We believe sht
went there to represent our navy on the occasion o
the new Kng's coronation. Six British liners were il
port.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-20

TIKAA-In Is ef the numerous cOohtl@- Of the Sac
Hou-tor hss q majority Over kuunel- Of i2i vct-s
Luhbock tue regular Democratic nouoee r Licu'.
ooyeluor ba- q usjorty OF 30 ov-r Cirk, Ha uil,oa
has ms ofity Il .o2 over Wan, cne % the regular
pemoo:s'ic rorrinees for Cor g'e>s aod Reagan the
Ot~er NO jori-y 81 3 $50 over q, huires.
Co the 24'h ui'. OF the Upper Receive Lieut.. Now
En At the head of party If Rhugefs raj fght with
eigst Comarcte warriors. AID defes'ed them.
Tie Gon-ales Inquirer says that 30 coo -hsep have
beer brought into Texas from Mexico since the lst o,
Jsrusfv.
Dunn = the recent geological explorations Of Hog
l-lsuc human remains fossil aud pslliactons have
been discovered.
An 4x,euFre Gua-ry # very superior marble has
been oi-c yer4d n San Ssbs County.
Tie crops throughout the State promise large hsr-
vets especially the cotton.
There fave been already shipped over the Houston
Central Railroad this season, 10 N) bushels Of new
wheat, from Dallas County, which are now Oh the way
t. New-Ycrk.
II PasO Texas appears to be improving rapidly
tut Just now difficulties are spprehendsd between the
Americans there and the Meucsn authorities IN the
reetbcring Republic.
liz Tsry # the nor bern counties the farmers are
busy cutting the Chnere sug8rc sue and boiling down
fT syrup.
TIE H0ns,OH PepnJi,c speaks in cheering terms Of
tie progress Of the various railroads especially Of the
Cerual Road.
The work on the Colorado River Canal, az Msts
CO!da, will be fr ished in about SIX weeks.