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DIV S1)enSio

49, PUBLIC BALL I OF Bedford Alum
We and Iodine Sprin4 the 10Th Of AUGUST, 1859
aug 4-di9aug l.. EC1IOI.S n SONS
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Sewing Msbchines.

O6Wl0& m6Cnt0GS.
ADDE'S Wishing Machine 70 dol EavAHra CoAnsE CIorR
~ Az Will - T,E,n own WORK. would we'll 10 exam,
Inc BARIHOLFss IMPROVED FAMILY MACHINE Price,
200, $50 and fs6 The following certificate nom q well
known nor In this county, Who only about 90 minute
instruction on this Machine; ~ = -
A. LE,syillE, Campbell county Va, June isth 1850
Ma WV. l.. PACK well pleased with Rarthofs a.s.
Ing Machine. and would exchange 6r any have
hnd no difficulty IN operating With u any kind CLOTH
nom tho tckes Cashmere % the Anest Lncn We made
several pnr OF coarse Townen pants FOR
and operated six different kinds Sewing
. would recommend Az Psr:cn e buy They .hs only
much the cheapest machine Il b simple construction easy
TO understand and not key 70 get order Almost
lh,. worked on last year. give Banho. ths preference
dincuity In getting my wife 70 work on Bar
hos Machine They say that something great ought
done for the that Invented Sewing Machnea with he shut
tie and Lock Stitch. tjuns iedi6sJ C. O. r.
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sg. COMMISSIONERS orBIcE.t /
1ovuesToE, VA Jan'y Iath 1850 I
partee tnteS ssled N The foregoing are hereby
tiled that heve xed upon Friday the Cd day september
1902 my oce In Lovingston settle TIE accounts sfs
dreceed q which time and place thsy required axtnA
Given under my hand The day md year written
aug kewtw W.. OAkfIN0T06, gommisaIonss
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ALFRED \. EHGLEDOyF.
WESTW WOOD SCHOOL.
NEAR LYNCHBURG. VA.

NEAR LYNCHBURG. VA
FHNIS SCHOOL Is designed preparatory the University
Of Virginia. The sixth annual session will bexn ON the
LIST MONDAY In SEPTEMBER.
None hui rcgular bonrders admitted.
Expenses of board and tuition 4225-Iigb.s extra.
For particulars address the Principal nj Lynclufg, Va
july 1-dactioscpt' JEo. II. WINSTON, Principal
COMMITTING ENTIRELY NEW.--LyM,s's PATENT FHurr
~ JAhBy simple arrangement, attached 10 the
each JAR, IL be reteaed atteY part of liz
taken out perfectly when 1ys s.nc thus saving
lc In the Jar from spoling, Il Will do II the air again
exhausted These JHrs made tin strong glass
sale by ANDREW BOYD.
June 2T-itH Main Street. I.ypch,ury. IN
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Shirt Fronts.
A LARGE lot of Linen and Marsaies Shirt Fronts Linen
Handkerchief Collars half Hose Neck Ties, best Kid and
april l2-df,s. WIN. L. PAGE.
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Beltinp Betting

HAVE now ON hand the best stretched Leather BETTING
Of the various sizes used In machinery. IL fastened In the
best manner and Of even thickness For sale Northern
Manufacturers prices.
Also orders taken aud executed for ,ing at factory
prices
June Q-ds q IL SIMpsON
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TIVE undersgncd having purchased of DR. Ro Payne hs
entire Interest In the Drug Busness heretofore conduct
c under the style Of D. H. Thompson Co.. begs leave to
der his sincere thanks 10 the friends Of the late firm for theft
very liberal patronage and trsta that prompt attention and
careful suer'lsioD Of The business may ensure continuance
Of their custom To the successor.
July 3oih 1850. J. II. THOMPSON,
In retiring from tho Arm Of }. H. Thompson Co, take
pleasure In commencing 10 the favorable consideration OF
friends Dr. j. H. Thompson, SUCCESSOR In the business
LIS no 4. PAYNE.
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Alta CIRCUIT COURT CONTINUED AND HELD FOR
Nelson county, at the Court House. Tuesday I'd day
Ro A. ooghll and Others. planiias.
Simon b. Bssei and others. Defendants.
Frederick NJ Cabel, PLAINTIFF
=
The same, Defendsnta.
Ro l. Brown Co. who sues for the benefit Of w. A. Payne
aud oihers, raintns,
Thesa Defendants,
Brown h Cabeik, pi.ipt,0s.
The same Eessua.rta
These s day bc again heard on tho pa
Payne and Cabe of the Loughbosough and n he
proceedings mentioned 10 which said ree there no excs
approving doth con the same and in order To- en,bls
these cause. Inc Court do adndgs decrse that The
this Court who 10 directed ACCOUNTS and make ne
enquiries herein ster mentioned: n
ID An scSosnt s.o JSssss ~. Ssmsaos @ palna
Simon b. Bsscl and Hamilton Loughborough In money ar
ing from the s Of the land In the proceedings mentioned
Loughborough Decd has acquired BY purchssa
3D. An Of all the liens ucumbganccs btudfu
said interest 10 said lands shewing their nature dignity md PIT
GRITTY. 49, IS 7t-s
An Of specially sssps and %, apart
by simon Bsse for the relief Of No l. Brown the mort
OF ali the debts intended 10 be occurred bs
said mortgages showing whether they hsse been paid Ro
Br row or are siii q Outstanding: ~ %ile
It'll That the Commissioner do ascertain what ain
dividing The lands in tess esusss which Nd sSoo. "a
said Commissioner dlrece 70 take state ana seport 10
the Court .oeehsr with specially sasd deemed
pertinent by himself or by ~ parties 70 be stated
gftl
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DR.. s. Johnson. Dentist.

A%A Is fully prepared Ia perform nll operations pertaining
W%>to the dental profession In the possible manner,
and fully warranted In every respect
Teeth extracted by the aid Of electricity without pain the
patient.
sS Office opposite Ci.zcus' Savings bank Main Street,
Lync,turg, Va.
RErERrScs VIM. Owens, NJ. D.. VIM o. Owens, NJ. D.. r.
H. nim.r' NJ d. mos IL waller, NJ ~ John H. Patterson,
Lee, Esq, g. ". Rookie Es John j. Smith, Est, J. Irby,
Esl VIM I. Iancey, Esq. John II. Tyree Esal ii. D..
Fiood Esq. (marcii 2o-diyf
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Regalia.
Fellows Regaa Of handsome and snowy styles Breh-
Tor approaching festival Call before they all
gone. (narch 26-dtaf VIM. L. PAGE.
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PROF. COUCH AND LADY,
RE aopng at III. Washington lon.e tho purpose of
N teaching PAINTING AND DRAWING, IN tlnir various
branches
The following are some Of the stylcs viz;
Architectural Mathematical Perspective and Marine Draw
Ing aud Skciching rom Mature,
Canvass and Photograph Painting In on
trccnn Pearl and Antique Painting aud Gliding on Glass;
Drnwngs eoloed la permanent colors equnl 10 the finest
,,olortd Llthogrnlh
Fancy Sign Painting In NIL It's varieties;
e Ladies' mud Gentlemen lnsle uaii AMI examine
Specimens. aug b-dtm
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Machine and Lamp Oils.
FULL stock Of lamp aud Machine DIS Of best quality
N On hnnd and for sale by
nug 3.dis j. H. THOMPSON, Druggist
r. oSr-h GOLD PENCII.Thc finder will will bc suitably
Rewarded by leaving II nj this Office,
may II dtA
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Fancy Cassimeres.
NANCY Spring Cnssrrcs Vestings Cloths and Goods
Il gents wcnr, just received by
march 2dd,s. VIM. /. PAGE
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Oils for Machinery

HAVE In store supply OF Pars Sperm on Rsst RefMSd
Solar on and United BledcAed Lard on suitable ~
sale by the barrel single gallon, by
aug idts JOHN II. bEAY Druggist
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lust fncne two richly ornamcnled ses Of MARBLE TOP
C'oTiAdE FURNITURE. consisting Of Br'lslead, Ward.
r', Cabinet wnslisIand Chairs Table and Towel Rack Al.
~, two common sets, which VIII be- sold very low.
mny hdts j II G. WINSTON
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- Neck Ties.
NANCY Neck es for the spring, Net Lace Tubular Eatoi
fnll &c DC Collars Gloves Hosiery, &e. Just receya
by march Y6.,ts VIM L. PACE
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CHAIR and shuck Mattresses.

" keep constantly hand good stock Of Mattresses,
y. Which will be sold chenp for Cash. We have the
A,ove articles ma IL TO order At short notice.
aug %n VALENTINE q HENIyG
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Miss Manson's School for Young Ladies.

{NHE next session OF this School will the LIST
Il MONDAY in OCTOBER, at her residence in Bedford
roan ten miles from Lynchburg The number Of pupils Is
limited 10 IL. Terms as heretofore.
hdrc>s. GieoGpes Rock Bedford Co., Va. [aug 6c1oc
II..ynnhburg & Abingdon Telegraph Co.
s'hE Aorna Meeting OF the Stockholders NJ The Lynchburg
aat Abingdon Telegraph COMPANY. will he held at the
u1'e Of the Company. in Lyi,burg WEDNESDAY, 18th
DAY =" ArGCsT next.
NY "r'ler If III. Board OF Directors
JtlF l9-dl = Presile
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DIS OLU TION

E1E copnrnernhp heretofore exis,ing under The style
j. II. Thompson Co.. dissolved tic lei isaR b,
m will present them to H. Thompson for payment Tho.
indebted la the viii please make prompt payment
Ia very desirable 10 close all outstanding claims
The Of the firm will only be used IN closing the bust
j. II. THOMPSON,
10. \. PAYNE
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New Commission House.

New Commission House.
XE have this day associated ourselves together the pur-
w pose Of conducting GENERAL COMMISSION BUSI-
NESS for the sale Of Tobacco Wheat Conn., &c. BE- We ask
share Of the patronage Of public assuring them
that much younger than the Board II Trade und have
always ignored Its action the cent SYSTEM We will
sell for under the old rates Of commission and make remit
tancrs Sold Oce at Jno @ shearers Main Street.
July 20-d3cly SHEARER BURKB.
Satin Du Chen Sacks.
list received at BURROUGHS, sHAFER u cos no, 10Y
- Main Street, fresh supply Of those elegant SATIN DU
CHEN sACKS-extra quality. june 1S-dts.
Silver Pitchers And,Goblets.
WE have new styles Of the ahov which win be sold on
w reasonable terms. j. WILLIAMS SON,
aug 2-dts 6S Main Street
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Notice.
HAyING purchased the stapleon Mis Of Charles seos
Cash PRICE for any prime Wheat delivered Al ~
Mills. July 27dAcsl JAMES e. HORNER
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LYNCHBURG AGENCY
OF THE
NEW YORK LIFE lNsUKANCE GO

NJ u Il U A l. s $ L T. NJ
A r a meeting OF til" LOCAL BOARDO OF DIRECTORS for
Capitol. in the city OF Richmond. held IN ESD FEB.
KUARY LIST, 1859, the following was unanimously adopted
The undersigned. President and Directors of the Company,
have examined the report and exhibit Of the NEW YouK LTK
INsuRAScE CoMrAsY. for the year ending the LIST of January.
ls59-snd Icing satisfied with rs prosperous, condition, cr.
daily recommend ii to the encouragement and support 81 the
now been in existence for fourteen years and its Capi al has at
tanned the sum of 81 80 9Ol % invested in State Stocks and
Bonds, and Mortgages on Real Estate.
We think it a most profitable AMI safe mode of investing
money. The profits enure to the benefit Of the insured. and
have averaged not less than THIRTY PER CENT PER AN.
NUN on the PREMIUM PA1D Besides these investments
security. that ono Hundred Thousa sand Dollars shall be d-pns.
tied with tie STATE COMPTROLLER, to meet any Law full dc.
manis " which the Conpanv may fail to pay.
W eInvite attention tn the nature, objects and advantages Of
LIFE INSURANCE. as set firth by this Institution.
II will be seen by the above statement, that this Company
Is In n fonrshing condition.
lNSURA NEE, wonld do well to call on the Agents of the
above Company. who will give them am nformetion that may
he desired. or Tor reference, apply TO either member of tho Lo-
CAL Board.
PRESIDENT:
GfoRGE THE MUSFokD, tSeeretary Of Commonwealth Of
IRECTORs
Tnos II ELLIS. (President James River s. Kantwha Coz
THps = AuGrsr. attorney at Law)
JoHs BAGDY. tfarmer, King & Queen. va)
R"v. &. II ntap, pastor UnIIed Prcsn Church
REV. JAS. b TAYLOR, Correspond ny Sse'y SoutLin Baptist
Convent M
W q PAINE. Kent, Paine & Co, Merchanis)
HtNRY X ELLISON (>hrrif)
tnAs W. pUactLL. lBanker)
VIM NJ. SUTTON, do.
JAMES THOMAS. Jr. Tobacco Manaiactnrcr)
Ruatn A. pHroR. editor of the Slatrs) Washington, L. C.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS
p II. GIiMtR. NJ b, AND THOMAS l.. " ALKHu, NJ ID.
4 W. Ri ITON. Loc,l Agent.
{. Il. WDRTIiAM, Ganl Agt & Attorney for Va.
Il. ". rtoTTEI., Genera Agent.
ofricE 100 MAix STRAIT, kIcAMoNn, VA
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ADVERTISING AGENCY.
MERCHANTS AND TRADESMEN
or LY NGIBURG
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST
AND LET TaaE Of
THE GREAT SOUTHWEST KNOW
'u'Iut :, sell then, HRnrynin.s

AM AGENT FOR ALI. iiiE PAPERS ON rIiE LINE
j al the RNiroal from L>ncibure 10 Knoxville all OF them
having a large eircnlitinu hm"t < ih' people of South western
Virginia and East Tenn. "'
Us" ADVERTISE AND GET RICH "J4a
IN ANY or ALI. uF TitE FOLLOWING rAl'tl;S:
AEW ERA. FloNit NJ House. Va.
VIRGINIA AMI iE\Ni SIZE :, urt.,,I
PRESnYTEEiA> NtTNE>S, ~
NlDN Ah NDNtiII.E Glenn N.iIG
NIEpIC ATpN 1"Hri =f"u4A, Team
DEMOCRAT. GJrrutN Vi l. tennessee.
RELIGIOUS NI"I.i.i'ENCEli Morilstown, Tenn.
n nAZirf '"'' 1r>inRien,Na
Hi3niSnAA, Antnsd"a ia.
nENuGitAr. ih"-'y.va.
SALEM REGISTER Salem. Va.
1IiE VISITOR. Marion. >nvthe 60, Va.
VIRGINIA PATRIOT, Independence ,uraysonco. Va
ntM,rHH Vine Fncastle. Va.
STAR n HER ALL. thr,siiansbnrg, Va
wNlIIENfLLE rIsJI;tIlAl Ii, lw,,b,vu. ".
WY rllENILIE IlNLS,
UNION DEMOCRAT L. ltninn. Monr, = county, Va.
ADVOCATE, Jehrr>ongiie. iazeweil county, Va.
nnrI i1rIuIni, {nm,lie, Va.
TIiE sol Tit WEST, IesrisOurg, Giles county. Va.
SENTINEL, AlexauILI. Va.
Persons wishing to advertise ~ any of the above papers. will
dud It 10 lusIn INTEREST 10 call on me AT the Office of the
~I.Nnchburg NirRinltu, Tr - ans, where contracts Will be
made. ami advertisements rrEW tkffD WITHOUT DELAY
tp | Will also rrcciNc and Coward advertising 10 any paper
in the rnticd States a. WADDILL.
scptIsts Foreman Vnginian Dhee.
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ate territory Of Oregon Is now . State Of this
Union. The President, Vice President, Joe Lane
and Honest John" were severally serenaded up
nm the occasinn
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II ImEk.

HtEtlRRiSs' tbsR-
N lCAN Il AZ 10 Just t.
hand, 4 tine ass r'mrni 81 Tues,
Justly celebrated RAZDHS, wtr
rantrd III every respect. and Il r"y
u, MT to be 1: ,od. or tott al.
lsfartion. a be returned f. : nd
another will be- given ,NthNp=v
Also, Wade & Bni,hcf' rs i,iilu
Ell Fran. Back and Hollow t'ipa4 Z,
RAZUNS, warranted II ~" ma.
n"r.
Gilchri~ts American T. KIT
& CiILERI. OF /" stiitai ~ 1t
aul finish, ai,l minaticHnrr OF ;t
znr steel.
iel, ittdts
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The Bill for the admission Of Oregon has passed
the House Of Representatives, by q vote of ia to
lob. Having previously passed the Senate, the
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w the Press say,


"tosrAns Z, Extermina,ors are Invaluable remedies for clear
ing houses IT all sorts Of verrnin. With all confidence W.. ry.
commend them " Y Daily Sta'e Reis'r
"CosTAks remedies for all domestic pesis. srch as Rats
Reaches. Bed Bugs, Ants Fleas, &c. are Inval,atle; w. can
speak from actual knowledgH of their merits Drn,g ss mn /
Dealers dh"uld send their orders early, II they won d secure II
trade in them -Ncp York Journal, Ajril lt
Il shall write something about your EStcrminators. ~ ! ran
do SO with propficty. They are selling randy here and dc.
Ntroying all vermin Ed Banner Fawte Ma
Death to all Vcrnlin."
As SPRING Apr aches.
ASrs and RpACHts,
From their holes come ont,
And MICE and RATS,
Despite ot Cas-.
Cal v skip about.
Red BUGS bite
You, in the night,
As on the bed you slumbcr,
While 1SsEcTs crawl
Thru chamber and hall,
In rquads without number.
IT IS TRULY WONDERFUL with what certainty, Rats.
Reaches. Mice, Moes, Ground Mice, Bed bugs, Ants, Moths,
Mosquitoes, Flcas. inserts on Animals, in sh 1T every species
Of Nerinin, are utterly destroyed and extrrIninatcd by
"Costar's" Rat, Roach, &c, Exterminator,
"Costar's" Bed-bug Exterminator,
"Costar's" Electric Powder for Insects.
Supplied direct by mail to any address in tho uuited States, as
follows:
On receipt of 81 LOO. n box Of The RAT. Roach. &C, EXT;
On receipt of Sa.W, a box each of the RAT, ROACH, &c, EXT.
and ELECTRIC POWDER, (sent postage pail0 sufficient t,
destroy the yermino ON any premises.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers every where.
"CosrAts" PRINCIPAL DEPOT, 400 BROADWAY, Y.
Whnles lie Agents, KING & TOY.
feb 5dSclW Nurfplk Va
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Candidates for City Sergeant

e<s- Cry SERGEAsr.-At the 81 ieitati"1 ~ my
& irsi-. anuoun.. mysa 4 a candidate for the once my
fsb , i,a"ir IL D~rSNISGTON.
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HrS-1 announce N, self ns n candidate ior re
feb j; i,dofe Jnnx ROUSSEAU.
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E..y- We are requested +" ann"unce y Na'S,
DID AXE a. n e. idAi.ir ftr the Clrrkship Of III" tihsif"ts
80, L. a.. ~ "a /, u,hI,, s Liam 3 'Htl"i.
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rr.s~ am II candidate fr the ofice Of 'iHrk oil
the ilNi1 ( 4 curt al |. uchbnrg "'"p'
ism idth"r
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4 Profitable and Well Established
PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE

HAVE Tor sale. A NEWSPAPER AND JoB aFFINE. In
! a good and healthy locntion-the ~ err having A LARGE
CIRCULATION AND A FIRST RATE ADVERTISING
AND JOB PAL lONAGE. Any suitable person with Il snail
capital. now has an opportunity for a profitable invosimrn. -
will sell either all or halt Of the cstahl shmcnt The brsInos,
II the Office IL now In a fonrishing coud tinn. For further
information, address mi at the office of the TIr1inian. Lynch.
burg, Va. A. WADDIIJ
jan II d3m Newspancr Advertising Agent
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ueiJ. am a can,iilatr Tor re election t" TIC
= ~ a. JANIS BENAGi.
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Rsay- GiERKsHIP Of TIE llrsTINGs torKT.-l re-
,fnl snn 4 nm. fn,stIf q taai=i IT. tr tie iiee Of tierk
A. ,,,iute Wy. u. SEVILLE
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Candidates for Ciorkship.
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UDARIs FAsElIOHs FOR 1893.
The lie Bon Ton and MontAiy Report Of Fashion, for Jan.
usry, ID vi. had, and for sale by the single copy or yearly sub.
scripion. Call AMI examine II. II. Z. VICTOR
Jan l3 dts
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Mr.. Corcoran, who expended from $4,000 to
$4,000 to elect Buchanan, never crosses the TIRES
hold of the White House, while it is whispered
along the avenue, that the Hon. John II. Thorn
son. Of New Jersey, ono Of the most faithful al.
herents has at last become Disguised Mt the hollow
hcartcdness Of tho Executive. The Washington
correspondent of the Philadelphia Press, says
that no man caa be pointed out rho is sincerity af'
tuchcd 10 James Buchanan, either IN Washington
or eisemhere At his own home, in Lancaster, he
has scarcely n friend. Hardly a Lancaster face
is seen ut the White House, and none of tho men
the President in those dark days; when he
crouc,ed at their feet begging for their sup
port. What the condition of affairs is. in the
city of Philadelphia. | need not repeat. Even the
people who hold Offices under him, while they may
fear, do not admire or esteem him and of those
who do not hold Office, scarcely one can he fund
among those who we're proud to be numbered ms
his friends three years ago. who does not express
sorrow or Indignation at the course he has pur-
sued. In Washington / venture to assert that the
President cannot point to a single honest personal
friend, Messrs. Bright and Slidell are supposed
to le the nearest to him, and yet those who know
these gentlemen shrug their shoulders at the
slightest suggestion of any cordiality between
them aud the head of the government.
The rumor is revived that Mr.. Dallas is to be
recalled from london, and that q very extraordi-
nary appointment to Mexico, in place of Forsyth,
resigned. is contemplated.
Buchanan's Administration is Tylerized. With
a numerical Democratic majority, Congress is I'M
able to pass u single measure without Republican
votes.
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By c. Il. PHELPS. AucrloSEEs.

vNOR HIRE Fer the balamcc Of the ycar-A
u good ostler and Gardener. Apply as above.
feb l. dtl1frb
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-29

- Every body is talking about Cuba
Every body says we must have Cuba. SO say
We, let US have Cuba But how will we get
her? Spain says she won't sell her, and We
couldn't take her hy force even if we desired
to, without q tremendous sacrifice of blood
and treasure. for the reason that nearly the
best Notifications in the world are in Cuba
and the Spanish Army is one of the most
formidable standing armies ever organized
upon earth. Still if there were aggression
upon our rights by Spain, of course we would
fight her and take Cuba into the bargain in
the long run, but fighting is not the true
policy.
There is one thing, however, that we can
do, and that is, if Spain refuses to sell us the
any one else England must not have it nor
France, and they are the only powers likely
to grasp at it, beside our own Government.
Nevertheless it has been in the hands of each
of those Governments for short period at a
time. Unopposed 10y the United States, it
may fall into their hands, or the hands of one
of them, again. This the United States, in
our humble opinion, should never permit
She should launch her navies into Y c contest
and the multtudinous seas incarnardne, >
before she suffered it. 1t would be destruc-
tive of her national pride to do it. 1t would
be allowing the mouth of her greatest river
to be commanded, and "a channel to be OPEN
ed into the very heart of the country. 1t
would be allowing her marine communication
with the distant States of the Pacific to be
obstructed 10y permanent naval armament
drawing its supplies from a convenient and
never failing source 1t would be suffering
state Of things which would produce a thous.
and inconvenences, annoyances and hindran.
ces to our Government in the march of her
onward destiny. 1t is consummation by no
means to be wished, and should be prevented
at all hazards.
The putting thirty millions of dollars into
the hands of the President, to be used as so
much advance purchase money in the acqui-
sition of Cuba, would, we are inclined to be
lieve, be no very bad policy True, the pres.
ent President might not be enabled to use il, ,
but it would be very convenient sum in the
hands Of his successor, or some one of his sue
eessors. with which to clinch some advanta.
geous bargain at an opportune moment with
the Spanish government That Government
needs money, or rather the successive factions
which rule the Government need it, and there
VIII come TINE sooner or later, when, dur
ing some political revulsion or revolution the
party in power will only be too glad to make
transfer of the Island to the United States
if thirty millions be pail down in advance
sh in hand for the purchase.