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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-03
T,IRST CLASS BOARDING HOUSE.

IL suite of four Rooms, on he European plan, conmu
nicatlng with each other the foor with unusual
cOnvenlences attached may be had with board Also
paror and bed united on the first floor. These
apartments are elegant and choice being airy and CEN
trally located They can be examined by applying at
FLAGG'S, No . Maple street. DIFF mylB
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-03
Grers, flouers, &e.

FVREES, TREES, TREES.-NORTH-
u ERN TREES at Private Sale during the present
weekA few hundred Standard Pears two to four years
gowth and from five to feet high of varieties
such BartIetts, Bufum. F. Broutes, Tison &c. &c.
Also Apple Cherry, Peach, and Ornamental Trees, with
superior stock of Norway Spruce from three to five feet
which will be sold very low, with few dGz of that just
" celebrated Grape Hartford Prolific at 50 to T5c Also,
200 yds Dwarf Box at SC per yd and Shrubs Roses,
bedding out Plants, &C, &c Mr.. Moore. from the Eagle
Nursery Cranston, r. L. will give his attention to
TONERS during the week. Call and examine at Sales
Room, &c and IS Main street. +. B. LAMSoN.
mvl0 diff
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-07
The a Balance OF Power"

The Washington correspondent Of the New
York Evening Post writes rs follows:
at may seem somewhat singular with you. but
Ii believe the Republicans 10 Virginia hold the
balance of power between the two great parties
4 day This il the opinion Of q shrewd Virginia
Ipolticisn. There are thousands Of northern free.
men already in Virginia"
Whatever Republicans" there may be in 'ir'
ginia live mainly in the Northwestern portion OF
the State-along the line Of Pennsylvania and
Ohio. This is the region which gave Mr.. Letcher
his heavy gains which, in fact saved hi" election
If therefore it be true as we think it likely, that
the Republicans hold the balance Of power IN
virginia, it il no difficult matter TO tell how that
''balance Of power" in the late election was ex-
ercised!
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-07
2 2
june l-dtlliun" ID. b. PAYNE,
juLc l.dtil June. ID. u PAYNE,
-lURI.lC BALE on I.or..-In ebcdlence

decree at the County Court Of Campbell rendered
the 9Th day o: May s59 In the suit Of Eowas Executor
Strange &c. SHALL therein named 10 front
OF the Market House the Goth day of JUNE 80 at
ocl0ck, r. NJ, of that day. sell the following LOTS of
GROUND belonging the estate OF Robert Strange deed
wit:
River the city of yncbburg with the house thereon
known is tha Rock lIonse
Also Lot No 29 a2t f at the junction of 9Th Street and
9Th Aley-West " said Street and North VI said Alley
And also and half Of l,ni the tynchhurg
Campbell Courthouse Turnpike the residence of C.
W King
The title to the above property believed unquaton
able hut acting COMMISSIONER shall convey such
fcrred by the decree aforesaid.
The of sale will BE- cash for defray
the Of the sale and credit OF and IL months
equal stalmens Of the balance OF tn purchase
purchaser giving ncgoa6" endorsed and
tn" title Of the property retained until tho purchase money!
paid. JAMES Il NOwLIN
may l1.d1 faw mi, sianar
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-07
The News FROM MExiCo-SANr, ANNA INyIrEI

The News FROM MEXICO SAINT, ANNA INVITED
BACK ACCOMPLISHMENTS or HIS TITLES ANp
llIoNoRs--BRIrisH CLAiMs.--We received uur New
Orleans files last night containing full details of
the Mexican news brought to New Orleans by the
Steamship Tennessee. The dates from Vera Cruz
are to the ODD ult.
TIE news is Of the first npor ance. Santa An
ma has been formally invited back Into the coun.
try. decree has already been issued restoring
to him all his former orders and titles. IL also ex
tends to his Serene llighncss an invitation Ia
come at once by the way If Tan pico, whore Gen.
Wool is to meet him, mt the head OF 900 men.-
This the decree says, is only an act Of justice, to
the hero of IL thousand lost battes-a debt, rath-
or. which the nation owes to one of its most H.
ustrious sons. God protect tho Mexican nation,
The claims of British subjects handed i'll, in
compliance with the demand made by Mr.. Otway,
amounts to SIT 100000, If which Sl,5oo.00o be
long to merchants, and Sl5 100000 are claimed
nv Mr. McIn,osh formerly the firm Of Manning,
Mcintosh & Co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-07

The Democracy OF Lynchbasg intend 70 csie-
,.r.,. their late triumph in the State and this
Senatorial District, ON Thursday nea Ivy toren-
lieht procession. public speaking. DC Our TRENDS
in the surrounding country are earnestly ,ns's
once 70 prepare their transparencies, &c.' Tor inc
occasion Republican.
Daring the late canvass. when we had mn oppo-
.;ton orator TO speak for US, arrangements were
....r.ily made for discussion, that both sides
might par,icipate in the fun and the excitement
s, also with the Democracy. Such being the
pleasant relations existing between the two par
ties prsvisus 10 the election. we take 1t rather
hard tbat the Repsbficaa should exclude us from
participating in the 'Jubilee" which is above adj
yert;vsd. We would he glad to celebrate orr v'c-
tory while tho Democracy are celebrating me"sf
We suppose our Democratic neghhors DO not
intend resliy 70 celebrate their "triumph.' The
Republics 10 joking. They propose to celebrate
only. their sscspe from defeat. Their so-c"'ied
triumph reminds us Of the drowning man wh''
when about 10 expire. thanked Heaven that ne
was not hanged!
What ID Il that our friends propose tn "ceie-
b,a,esv IL il the los. of twenty-eight thousand
upon Buchanan's majority two years ana n"''
a1n' l. 1t the defeat of fonr regularly nom'na'
tod Democratic candidates for Congress Is II
the loss Of twenty-five or thirty members oil 'he
Legislature! How friends can be 'loiiy
over such triumnh, VIC leave to others to deter
mine. Even Mark Tapey himself, that curious
creation of Dickens genius, could not come out
strong" under such circumstances.
II is the Senatorial triumph, however, that the
Democracy propose to celebrate. We wish them
ioy Of a triumph procured by the votes OF Wings.
Everybody knows that Mr.. Lynch would have
been defeated but for the support of more than
one hundred Wings in this city and county some
Of whom. as we happen TO know, deeply regret
the vote they gave on the occasion
The victory in the State. in point oil fact Is
our sand We feel rather concerned that We are
not allowed to unite in the celebration "f our
,.triumph," on Thursday night. lnasmuth as
both parties are satisfcd--uur side at the heavy
inroads We have made upon the pcmocrnry--"nd
the other side at their narrow escape from defeat
we see no re asun why should not unite our
conrratilatory shouts and fire skyrockcls, aud
.to,ep ,ranspnrencics, Nil together, and thu. have
for once g cordial reunion Of the two hostile po-
litical house, As we both claim the victory, why
not have mn armisce for the purpose OF general
Publication?
If we arc to be excluded nom the Jubilee,
howeyer--if we cannot. under any circumstances
be allowed to participac-we will take the liberty
Of suggesting to our Democratic friends motto
for one Of their transparcncies--a parody upon
wcll-known coup!et:
The day of Jubilee Ia come.
Ensrn. W Frightened srHrs h'me go
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-07
TnE Charlottesville Advocate saws:

Is it not deeply mor,ifying to Mr.. Letcher. when
he recollects that he failed to carry his own coun
u. and lost largely in his own Congressional Dis
tSiAa will the consciousness that his election
hps been secured by the votes Of North Western
Ysrxinia lessen that modification?
vsOh theother hand, are not tine Wings rejoiced
- knpr thaf oar standarSl-bearer carried his own
sensfy snks Asss six hundred majority, and the
District by thogSspd or morei Is not that
piezsHse 6sightensda By The fact that tho slaps-
holding Patioss Ut the State came most nobly up
70 our supporti
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-07
NINTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

LARGE SHIPMENT or SrEcIE-New York. June
1.-THE steamer Vanderbilt sailed ut noon to-day,
for Europe, with nearly leo passengers and up.
wards of 81 100000 in specie.
The City of Baltimore sailed at the same time
with go passengers and 100000 in specie.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-07
N T. w a. % q - =
JOHN II. DAVIS Il Co.

RE offering inspection very large stock of Si'tIN
4 AND SUMMER DRY GOODS among which viii be
found I'll The styles of LApIE' DRESS GoDDS, con
ng in part rich II X l,nn kirts AMI douh. Jupes,
os rragr CANDY and Jsconeti aonb Skirts,
AMI hcpucod Rni GrenrlBe Bernge, gand9 Jaconctt
great wiz tall line of Maniles, Shawls
Gloves Mrs Hosiery. IlanlkerchicfS.
Their cloths. N"sngs aud Meus sum
large. with i line OF ali kinds Of Servants
inmi-.
The call from all in OF I"nsc Furnishing,
" stock Velvet Brussels. 3 Ply.
anl Sruiiian Carp Rugs Mating Floor on
Cloths Curtain Materials, Table Linen Shccng Ne
We ask an examination a the stock. april td&cts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-07

The Wheeling Times suspects that some rascal
ity has been practised in the county of Wc,zel
(Pbebus, what name and, sooth to say, it
looks very much like it. Says that paper:
Some surprise has been expressed that the Der-
ocratc majority 10 Wetxel county in the late Gu
bernarorial contest should have been ~ much in
creased. At the last Presidential election. the
whole vote Of the county only GA, while
Letcher's majority now is IA! W. are induced
to believe, from reports which reach us that there
were SOME PiaQnemine operations in the vote in
that county. 1t is reported, the line of the
Railroad, that the conductors of the election Mt
Burten's, in Weizel county, got unbalanced, and
split ink all ever the books, that it was mpos-
sible to tell what the vote was at that pr ecinct
Now, If this be true, it NAV not he very difficult
" account for the enormous Democratic majority
In Watzel
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-07
Another Suggestion.

There is an old nursery rhyme which lays:
Il heard a rooster rsw, Al break Of day,
The sun rose up, and rooster stoo away
BY altering il litlc. it may be made to suit
for one Of the Democratic transparoncics on Thurs
day night. As thus:
We hoard bold I.eichrr shout nj break Of day
The sun W cnt down aud he had nought TO say
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-07

Ar n late Missionary Convention in Petersburg,
Mcssrs Goggin aud Lc,chor were, without their
ledge elected Lifc Members of the Domestic
Missionary Society The New York Evening
Post has it's fun out of the circumstances fol-
lows;
THE Force or Co>ScirNcr.--Messrs William
l.. Goggu and John Ictchcr. the present opposing
candilales for the Goycrnorshir OF Virginia, have
both been elected life members of the Methodist
Episcopal Domestic Missionary Society. Their
late ora,orcal lnhprs, which carried them both
Extensively over Nirsinjn. and nude them init
mntcly acquainted with the restitution aud wants
of it's society, have had the happy effect of open
ing their minds to the necessity of increased mis-
sionary cxcrion We trust they will devote
themselves with zeal and fidelity TO the duties Of
their now connrctinn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-07

EXECUTION At ALnANY.-Ahany, y. Y. June
3.-Mchael o l1ren. who bruially murdered his
wife ut Cohues some time since was hung in the
ia'l-yard to-day. O'Brien was nearly sixty years
Il age.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-07
Monongalia.

Lctehcrs majority in this county, 359--n gain
for Goggn Of 300 Wiley smajority in the com
tyis ls--showing his great personal popularity
among hi, nc ghbors, One Wing and one Demo
crat are elected To the Legislature.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-07

The greatest remedy of the day is unques,iena-
blv PERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER Tor the
instant relief of all pains, scalds bruises. &c., and
for pains in the stomach and bowels it is used
with encouraging success in sudden attacks Of
cholera morbus. Sold by druggists.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-07
ADVERTISING AGENCY.

AM AGENT FOR the f,liown papes the line OF rail
roai from I.ynchburg TO Cha tanooga; all of them
having large circulation the people Of
Virginia and East Tennessee.
NEW ERA. Floyd Court House, Va
VIRGINIA AND TEN AEsSEE NEWS, Bristol
NRpW Nt.0W'S KNOXVILLE Tenn WING
NI%UlCAroR, Jone,h.rough Tenn.
UNION,
DEMOCRAT Grcenryilla. Tennessee
STATE SEN rlNEl., Rogersyille, Tennessee,
ADVERTISERS. Ghaiiannoga.
RELIGIOUS INTELLlGhNUER Morristown Tenn.
POST. Athens, Tennessee,
nM 1ETrE srA" Len,nston.va
TEm4SFAT' ,Abns1oO.e,
S nrWncrto Libc= Va.
SALEM REGiSrER. Salem. We
STAR AND HER III, Christiansluro, Va.
THE VISITOR, Maroon. Snytna Va
VIRGINIA PATRIOT Independence .}raysonco Va
y TAnnsYH Vino ) rmeasiie.va.
wYrIEViLLE rELEGRATH, lwy,,ox,l,s ya
WYTHEyIi.LE TINES, }"'" ~
UNION DEMOCRAT, Union Mpnrt county Va.
ADVOCATE Jefcrsonv.le. Tazeweli county, Va
n nE"rIrGH panviile, Va.
THE "sOurH.wEsr - Pear .burg, Giles county, Va.
REPUBLICAN, Winchester. Va
SENTINEL, Alexandria Va.
rtrss wshup To advertise NJ tho above papers win
md call at the Office of the
ynehhurg Virsian, Stairs, where contracts will be
made. and ADVERT FORWARDED WITHOUT DELAY
~ will also and ard advertising TO paper
N the United States A. WADDlIL,
scptlsts Foreman Vrginan t,'ire
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-07

NEW IIAMrsuIRE.--Concord n H. June Ill
Tho message of the Governor of New HAMPSHIRE
was received to-day by the Legislature. The mes
sage states that tho present debt of the State is less
than $4,000. The Governor advocates u pro-
ccti,e tariff; repudiaics the doctrine of nulitica-
ton aud disunion; lisdains for New Hampshire
any desire to intarmcdlr with the domestic insti-
ulioiis u other States but insists on her right to
prevent tho extension Of slavery soil now
tree.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-07

Mr. Faulkner Of Virginia Is here. aud says
that he fully anticipated reelection 10 Congress
till the very day If the voting. lie thinks Tint
the War department treated him badly IN the
matter Of removals AT llarpcr's Ferry
We take the above from the news photographed
to the New York Tribune by its Washington cor
respondent.
The removals Of which Mr. Faulkner CON-
plains, occurred early last March, and were occa-
stoned by want Of money tn carry on tho opera
tons of the U. S. Armory. except upon very re-
duccd scale. Tho Department ought to have con
sidered Mr.. Faulkner's interest, and retained
those hands until after the election; whether they
could be employed or not.
We we're satisfied when this reduction If force
occurred, that it would infect materially the for
tunes of Mr.. Faulkner; and as ilarper's Ferry
had twice elected him to Congress, and did more
than all the remainder Of the District to give him
character and Importance, we believed That IT
would this time insure his defeat The present
Superintendent was not, like the former one ap-
pointed by Mr.. Faulkner-owed him noallcgiance,
and gave the operatives at the Armory to under
staud that he regarded them MS fieemcn, entitled
to cast their suffrage for whom they pleased; as
surng then. at the same time, that their interests
should not suffer detriment at his hands however
they might vote.
This was noble, manly conduct, and Mr.. Barbour
deserves all praise for the course he pursued
Instead, therefore, of Iarper's Ferry giving
Faulkner nearly 900 majori'yor the whole ma
jority by which he was elected Bo,cler four
years ago-it has given clear majority against
him and thus turned the scale. This proves what
we have always asserted, that Mr. Faulkner was
indebted to Government influence for his success
though lis not equally clear that the War De-
partmcnt did.wrong in permitting him to battle
without its aid. In another form. he had the in
Auence Of Government officials to n considerable
extent, though it did not avail him. We think,
it will strike our readers rs being pretty cool in
Mr.. Faulkner to complain that the business of
the War Department was not so conducted a. to
inurc to his particular benefit 1t seems to US,
that there is no limit to the efrontery OF Demo-
cratic ofice-holders and politicians.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-07

DRArn OF Mr.. Cn,RlEss.-St. Louis, june D.
Joseph Charless died TIL. morning. There has
been nn demonstration. The Judgr has been ret-
tened t. call II special term of the Crimnu Court
Tor speedy trial Of the Prisoner.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-07

GoGGINs majority over LrrcurR, ut Din,iIlc,
was l0S--a large increase any previous ma or
ity for the Opposition.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-07

Darn oY Mas. FLEMING. THE AcrsEss.--S avan-
nah, june Mrs. Fleming, the actress, died iii
this city to-day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-07

| OVERLAND MAILS. Louis. Junc5 .--The over
land mail to the 18th and 18th from California
has arrived. The news is unimportant.
| The steamer Santa Cruze arrived from Mazatlan
with 1885. 900 in specie AMI six Mexican officers
banished by the Liberals.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-07

go iiowny's PtII- mud Ointment huyr been
basy connrieiiei and tho
the pa bile generally they r,qu The
mark Holloway, New York ano London which exists in
eat of the book II prcc nd each pot aud
Sold At III" mannacory No 70 Ma den Lane New York AMI
by all Druggists Mt &ic. 6ic, and al per box pot.
Ill
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-07

A BREACH OF PEoNl>E CA-r.-- lUEcnSr DIM
ages.-St Louis June 2d. 1859. --ln The case ul
Miss Carst'ang. VIZ. Shaw II h'cuch ct pr mise IT
inarrins 70. the Jury, this afternoon. rendered n
verdict f'r the full amount th the petition "i PLAIN
tiff. 81 100000 1t is understood that counsel Tor
the defendant will file a demand to have the YER
dict set aside, and also petition for u new trial.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-07
Public Sale of the Allegheny Springs,
~ WIN COUNTY or N ON T(sO N isRY.

pursuance of the provisions OF deed Of
/" the 10th day of April 1851 nv DR. Ned r Briges
aud wifi and of racod In the Clerks Offices
Montgomery and Franklin de to the Messr Holt
the former prpctrs the of the purchase
for the Allegheny Springs property will Tras in said
deed offer SALE at public auction, in front Of The Aegha
ny Springs ot FRIDAY. the 2ith day Of JUNE 1859.
II lair. II then the fair day except sunday
Monday. THREE NDIviDED FOuRTHS of all that well
known property in the county Of known the
"AIItGHASY PROPERTY which consists (besdes
tho Springs proper TRACT or LAND snppos,
about 800 Acres The Hotel Cabins Bath House,
other tho
hid aud Kitchen Furniture, Pl
used and employed the said Land and belonging
the sal Srinps establishment Tn
the substantial kind. sufrn eomforta.
bic accommodate HUNDRED These Springs
have several been rt best
iii indeed the beD pieces of In The Sateths
being justly celebrated for Its Medicinal Tiytmes
They have, past been extensively paroniz aud
such their celebrity only this State throughout
the South, hat further description Is deemed
Possession will be upon the the sale.
that the purch will ha, make
Tor the ensuing Spring season.
am authorized by Mr. b. W. L n IT, tho owner Of the
other fourth q" tins property say thai u the purchaser
the sale adve, s sr. he purchase his upon
the reasonable
To the requirements Of tho deed a cash
will he reqni, d. which will about 81 0Ul
Tae deferred in further of the will
be req tired the IT January and
1861, unless agreed between the
JNO .. l.. COGGIN, Trustee
n-,2aw Scl wta4june
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-07

TnE Nashville Patriot makes the GLOWING
chit"
A few days before the Virginia elections, Ten
nessec democrats declared letcher one Of tho
worst slundcrcd men III the cpuntry-that he WAS
as true II friend of the South and slavery as is to
be found in it. When the election returns began
To come III showing tremendous losses the tune
was changed. lmmediitrly it WAS admitted that
lctchcr was not sound the slavery question,
and ough, not to have been nominated. Such is
democratic consistency.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-07

SANFoRD'S LIVER INvIGoRAToK.
COMPOSED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS,
NEVER DEBILITATES.
PuRIFIES THE BLOOD
pURiFIES TIE BLOOD.
PUEIfIES THE BLOOD.
GrRES LIVER COMPLAINTS.
CURES BILIInUS ATTACKS.
CURES cOSTIVENESS
CURES FEMAI.E COMPLAINTS
CURES SICK HEADACHE.
Ct'RES FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
CURES DYSPEPSIA.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-06-07

The Hon. Scion Borllnd, n former Senator
from Arkansas and more recently Minister to
Nicaragua. has become associated with Col. Clo-
mems in the editorial conduct of the Memphis En-
Iquirer. Mr.. Borland and Mr. Clemens were both
in the United States Senate Mt the same time, and
both members OF the Democratic party. 1t is
significant fact that they are now associated to-
gether in the management OF n leading Opposition
llournnl