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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-24
y. ; District ATTORNEY BeIdeu.

A communication appeared in our Saturday ;,
issue, implicating the U, s, District Attorney
OF the Northern District of Ohio, who is also a
Brigadier General of the State, in an effort Ia
organize a part of his Brigade with view TO
their being ordered to Cleveland to aid u. S
officials in certain contingencies.
We are reliably informed, that, upon publica.
tion some weeks sincein the Cleveland Herald
OF statement that General Belden had issued
such orders, his attention was called 10 the
matter, and a copy of said statement enclosed
to him, by the proper authority, and that, in
reply, he stated that the FIRST knowledge or in.
timation he had OF the matter was derived from
such publication in the Herald
We take pleasure in making the above state
mcnt. Application by United States authority
for State military aid, nan be made only through
tho commander in-chiei, and the issue OF such
an order would be, as we before expressed, a
breach of military pTopriety as well as of the
duties of an officer aud citizen.-State Journal.
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The undersigned will be prepared on and
after the 3Olh instant, to deliver the above pa
pers to subscribers, at their residences or
places of business, every morning before Z
o'clock at
EIGHTEEN CENTS PER WEEK.
Subscriptions received at my News Room, 264
Superior street
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NOW READf
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The Atlantic Monthly


CONTENTS -shekcspearos Ar, Mieu- Hani oy-Mqnihi
A tTn tn tuini SOME lntd ted Momoras ut hmoloui
Bloodrrot, Tho Dneeuia 9ed lmegIa qslcgu Bulls
gnrte, Thr sturadtcupo AVID Tho Sietogrnuhi he MINIS
terrs Wo,ur The Professor ttho Breakfast leblr h.
NIawA nnd lrrnry no Noconl AmrIllnn IuuII.u lNn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-24

~ The Williams County Gazette heartily
endorses the proposition TO nominate Judge
SPalding for Supreme Judge, as follows,
Hon. Rufus P. Spalding, OF Cleveland, is
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49, M1N1srERs woo1Na.
by HARRIET BrEcurp STOWE

Is continual in this number and the numerous admirers
nf that ndvs genius, unanimously confess, us the uB
proerrsss that seems likely sufuuss iu interest brl-
inncv and powor, all tho movious works OF the accom-
pIished autho of "Uncle Toms Goblin. W
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PastUrage--IS50.

LOST.
A PACKAGE Of Bank of Marion"
IA Notes. containing Si55. The huLor will be literally
nv IN urnu Il
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GERMAN PAPERS GERMAN PtFEESl
GERMAN PAPERS GERMAN PAPERS
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NIARRIEn,

NAV is. Dr'J s. WATTS, OF 1owa, ond Mis- LYDIA
ANDREWS, Of Mentor,
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New York Daily Times!
Now York Daily Times!
New York Daily Herald !
New York Daily Herald !

FORNEYS PHILADELPHIA DAILY PRESS
FuRNEY's PHILADELPHIA DAILY PRE- SSl
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8Gnrrol NntiGfs.
N0tlce.
HHE ELRM OLE BRAYTON

Il MASON by mutual consent dissolved on the Isl
OF April The Insurance, Foreign Exchange and Eml-
grant Passenger busiutss will be continued AT the old
stand in Atwuter Building, by the subscriber, -
apr2gdIm2} II. F. BRAYTON.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-24

THE BEST RIDERS,
TliE BIlST ACtOEAT,
THE BEST TuMBLkks,
THE Est LEApEPS
THE BLSI LADI EQUFSTVTENNES,
LIE bl.~n ANGlNH uOk + tTamnuuy)
TIE bESI rHICK HORSE tSpot Beau y)
led Mule aud Jack (BraHm aud Jack shepherd,
% Tiil be given TO any une tha rdo the Mules.
End the best equipped and regulated Circus in
America.
The following array Of Talent has been engaged The
MIR. Levi NORTH, Americas own Horsomun,J
Mr TOM WATSON, Clown,
Mons BENOtT,
1ir JOHN shay, Ping Master.
Mr.. JOHN. .HANkINS,
Mr.. TOM HURGESS,
The AieynudGr 3. mtlj-
| Muus ALEXANDER
| Mad ALEN AN Err.
| JEAN ALEXANDER.
rhe teautl, al Amei ilcan Lady EQues,rieune,
WH NAyLOR, GEO. Bo0ART.
n COYLE, r. NItLFR
| J WANDER, DCUD WATSON,
! Magtery HENRY WILLIE " GEORGE
Al OF whom viii enter tie rlu ia
IN tNeudly slite Tor the championship Of the
| Miss CAsSTELLA, the world renowned Wire Walker
viii M Ike her grand ascension O'clock NJ prayi-
1u 90 tho peuug Of the Circus Per urmau. a.. She being
h1 ohy 9ey Hat docs walk wire 100 Ices lu e sth aud
| lhe Atus al W1ndor-THE CALIIOpF-music by
Se1u-Wlll enter each town ut nine o'clock A.. NJ Tuwa
O spendldy comlurlsontd horses and al driven by
~ aGentlemanly ushors in attendance Particular a,
tention paid to the cOmior OF Ladies' accom- aned wi
| their tnmlles
r6-P0si iyoly no smoking aiovyd d ,gihiothe canvas
u Doors opeuat 2uud p. VI Performance COMMIT noes
ha nm hour alter.
C3-AdmI 81 n to Box 80 cents, PIT 2j conts. cbiIdre
| under DO yeas OF age hall price To hex
| nys5.I ~! TOM TOC LIE, Agent.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-24

~ From the returns Of the Assessors, we
annex the Total value Of all the taxable per-
sOnal property in Lake county
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CONE AND SEE Usl

J, W SCHUOKERS,
264 Superior street,
Cleveland, Ohio
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-06-25

! = Sn 96eimA 1T man Jest pamit beIbaftiat, tie
Staupbiloer BON @6tbe, Shller unp gGielanf BON Dem
6c!3aerJitt. anf nem lie bisber ~fnnOen, auf Die nruen
lteinernen 9oitamente iu brin9eu, meihe Der @rpeber-
jo8 Scn Saben 9elhtnft BAT. Die Staiuen pcrben
etipaS RS9rr 8e6raht, ais baS FISHER Der San mar, uup
Der 9ioB ger 0ielauO miro nit anmutbiaen @nlaoen
Uerieten wertsn.
- Der tsannte StriftReler 6adlGnter in Stutt-
gait 1T @artsn-O Director hss SSni9S ron Bartsmbers
9epprbsn.
= Sn Der italitnii6fu Sper gu Yaris fano am 7.
Ntat cine GrtraHOrteaun8 fatt gum Seiten oes Scufs
flenrs, Der isinen &aftsn YcrIaIIeu nil, nm ais Nrei-
irtllt9er 9e9sn Die Scitrciher in Stalien ,u tampfen.
@tsbrere NitSlitNer aupersr Sibnen tutttn frb on
Dem Ssnef3 b~etBeili9t untsr anpsrn @aSane 3ifpri.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-06-25
Mebijimii6e 9lmietacm.
Seine @smars- GtceplaOe er9ielt 1Ueten

OFINt GpptpIaOe erHteIt lpCben
s. g. Gif9er, Gst.
Gilem.gtceplace, tefdnpie frifb unc BON srRer
SuoIitat tt &. 6. Gifder. Mot
Gaeoo. &uH,-eHen,. Gi6eltafe, geaf. pomSsr ano
Sppfcn empfcblt g. 6. Gtf6cr. Mot.
Stride D,c9uen> unb Wteoicomeute, untrr. anperen
s~e9et1ttltl6e SIutrein9un9s-gtlc 9rontrctbs-, Sa,uess unb
ecutr6e SatIerr 9tucn; Nfcyant'S 2ebcr- 0iutn; SuEoneS. Sps
leter'S. Soer5aSenS unp Sofers SithrS, friid crboItcn unp ,um
Srrfauf ti : Is. Slider. Sot
Samme, fetne uno arptc, Won Supia rutber, GLEN.
bcn uno Srrn; iranS6iil6c unb enalil6c 3a6n- unb Maoelbirinn :;
e1te ean DC GcipSne, IN baItcn unp son;en gSlocrne, Bet
g. 6. Slider G0..
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-06-25
Mulifunterriht.

Ntulttunterriht.
DER untel3eihnete 9iett unterridbt auf @icliu.
@nltaTrs, @elan9 II. !. m. aud ertietst lid per.
lsibe gum Gppiren unp Sareiben BON 8riefen
uno nnperen ibriftIi&en aufIdBsn.
8ebtn9un9en mG6ig.
3M finOen ~iersr3eit in 148 @ainRrnBe, Sffee
nrs @n3sisers. s. 8. Sorotb
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-06-25

9ah pcnt arrangement nit eincm Ter or6gten
Sterbraucr III 9btlarclpbia iinp MIR lest in BEN
Stdnp 9elebt, Gin icbr 9utrS unp Ih6nes Qaaer=
S'er gu 81 per Sarrekin / uno ] &c96 fret ine
9auS 9%eltefcrt ben 6rrfen 9Girt6rn ,u pertaufen,
uno bortcn and cicsmaI ricpcr taS &crauiiarn
gu pareiI, urlrr Stcr bier am trlicttcItcn III fius
ben. Gjantcr & anus
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-06-25
0arfeat ~2SSirt0fe6off.

Der ni'ter;etdnctc srIaubt i'd, ittue Grcunte unb GAS &C.
l1n'nitc reuthe YublttIrl gum Selnhe ieiner an SrpacItraEs
GSrrtoncrspllle, benz 8airarcunb 9c9enitber) eele1cnen ne1,en
9arieu<9SrtbihG %freunblidit cin;ulaben, sic an iebem Soog
Der Sspdle, baiieiladt6 aber an jsccm Spnntas unb Mrittoo
mi zen eriten eTtrpGur9en mptl Nerieben III, we5balb eincrn
re1t ioblrethcn Sciuh nit Der 8crltterure ,uvprfcmmcnccr
Sebtenlin9 crt9e9cnIiebt GaSpar Souf.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-06-25

Oorfem : 2sSirfhShoff.

9em SeutIhen @ublifum bic ersetene Nn;eioe, boe hsr
llrhfieldnete BIC frlber Won Srn. &uble an &rr6cfrofc ocs
tltprte @ortensS Strttihaft ubernrnnmer bot, Die, neu ulib de.
lhr1adppu etleertdtet. eirem rsdt aabt;eidtn 9enib cntacs
9ei'i'eet. Grfrtl1ursen Der teften GuaIitat Itno ftcts srrr6<
ing lnS 'peroe ib mid bCnnibsr, burb frcureli6e Sebicnuno
biefn gartcn ;u einen srru beIudtet 8cronlGunosriok y: y
ndGCn. ySm 81 fsheI o"
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-06-25
y. . ottcs,
N W ppttce,
SrOap StraEe, ipildlrn 6. u. I. Strnf

Sroap StraBe, spiidrn 6. II. I. Strofe. neben
u. Sfap's o9Gilbelm Sell 6oush.
Strlelbe enpfrbIt benz beiIgcn unS errhreiIfnbsn aus,;.
rum !slne aus sel6madsolIie e~in9eridnte @arbirifmbs.
HMG lAmEtHtt ii4, paB Nieniano itinrn Ship anbtrs. ala
peNt i"Irtsren ltber bic eprtDetIFafe @erdaberyno perLSet
Que tPm Hnter leinen unr ieincr @tbulfen S6rpe IN Sbssii
% ~ SsTnst s%niplisGd!t er it6 gu &;rursiiten SperatiOnen,
u" S"Pn9uonSpnten, a%eerIalen, 9iutcgelfrten, 5fr6pftn
J@etttirf enc ausSeiettnec 3initur acscn pas GjrauipcrScn n
""sI'Aen Der 9aare. I'm 3uipruh tittet 81. 6ptteS.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-06-25
Qr0partrt 0pn
Or. : 6. Mayer II. s y, 2upea. gHaI.
81 bic gI0ltc; feds 8loihcn FUR So. IN allen @pptbc
Su BADEN.
9lller'S GlerrMslSeefnnnL

pat I'D tinen ioIdcn &Hf hmiidtlib Der 6ciIuno Ymr !6ala. mi
Nan9En'UebeIn erporben, oNR e5 gani unn0ibiQ unIcrer SeitS n
oe arten Gigenit1fien ccmcIFtn mirber a~ufii;Gklen. "a cs Ieu
LANCER Stit IN bitlsm Hanrc ~tetinbia ectrouhi ipib, 10 babrr
mn mrIttr niti Is no'bt3, ais Dem 3 U5iitum SUI gsritdern, pas Die
Su1!ttat et0:then ltete cr bette N II. pap eo ;~uaerl6Ni0 4ucs ,ur
@ETrelun3 Der getNenprn tbut WaS cS bobcr 9eI6an bat.
NYer'e Gat8Irctilhe YiQcn,
ir @tiiun9 Ger S:rItopfung, @eltiuht, MaaeuIhw6he, Dpstcp.
mr, MHtr. sES S'rerresnen @agens. ess @O:bleufs, nOpfmepe,
Ger 9plctlIcn Npcr, peg NbrutatisntuS, AuSi6lalS uno or 6aut.
t~rantbttten, Vtberbtidptroen, gSaileriuh, oee 9inawurmS. Der
StlNfputfe ume SaiIulle, 98nrnlrr, Widt, Nerpenihipadc cine
yiue mad Gem Nitta4eelitn sur 8tini9uns SeS Slutes.
Steie ptQcn itb nit 3ufrr Iber;pgen, bamit lie audi bsr
G3rltnOlitblte NIT Netht3hit %pcrihIudeIl. famr, lie fino bas bette
5ansmittel.
9reis % Gents per S6nAtel, flint 9dahteln
FUR einen Dollar.
Stne 9rpBe MnSahl GeitIitcr, Ner;tt, StoatSm6nnsr unS ON
oere bero0rra9enSe 9erpnen bnbcn ibcn 3amen ~berocacbcn. nm
9s 3tu9niB Der nSersleihIhbsn NuBltbftit pielcr U6su9enonntrn
NHpitlen ju eIenen, orh lrlaubt e5 Der Raum nitt, bic 9omen
anipIubren Die rnttn9enanntcn @acnien liefern unIcrn SINE
tHahiiIeh AImonl16 9rdnS, ipcrin Die Nanlen lid onoeaetcn linz
zen teTner snt9@lt btrlcibe H%ealidnNi9c @eihrribun9ca cberars
haIatrr SrGAtpettn uno Die @cbunoluna5mtiIe I'm, cine Sur IN
srSlelen: Niah laile lb Mint BON prinSipicnlpen 8erfarfern on
eerer NtcoIeantenie, WNron le nebr serSienen, abidrsdsn. aPou
torpere BE NperlHeu unb nid>t5 anbereS. Die Rranfen noGrr
pdbrt werben. '' """ ~
Sn allen @pUt9etsn gu BADEN.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-06-25

Wall Street Lager-Bier-Salon.
.Seriapft itetS bas Bette 2oeer.Ster, audi arbcrc Or
trtlhunScn, ME marinirte !Serinoe, cdtcr SGrei;er- nnp
Ntnibur9cr 8die, SpIp9ue, Sarpine SC. mcrtcr itets freunb-
lthlt rsrabretht, unS bitiet nm s~eneiaten 9ulprud.
'9Sm. e. Shbnbpru
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Neutrality-suspicious.

Suaerbter=Sdlpu.
gtetnen GreunSeI unb Rem Nutttfum in, Saecueiueu bic
er9etene 9n;cisc. eaB id bic frubsr rn mir ant @rpabfroe;
9efubrtr 9~Strtbldaft fpitber itcrnrmmcn babe uno fe ;lim
gelade bcfclie ernpfsble. SIR suteS Sicr unb ipniiee grs
frtlhunQtt ipirb Spr9e frozen 81. Ofocpnt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-06-25
Seteu INT Der Sebfprb=S Giraffe,
pper Del
9eimatblu(r Grbr.
Gin @sbsimnie aue Ybilabelpbia.
3unftes Sapitcl.

SIM @isscI6id lti tart NIB felt,
llno nlutbi9 tebcrritc hid; Or @immeI t6It mid I
Sur INNER lcincu @pseu eelpannt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-06-25

Dry-Goods & F~ancy-Store,
No. 40. I'D SroNp= II. s. StraEe. SO. l76.
9. 81. 81 pfen6aum
sr'9uEt lih Has 9ssbrte 9ubIitum aufmcrffam N MAIDEN. boe
Il Itt'e SSlnterS2Saar:n elnpfangen, Die in elmer aroFcn S(nsD
m1hl Der neusiten @rtifel %beieben, un6 su unaci1e,p bi1ioSn
@'eren. .psi3e tetre GOntirrenS %sIIanen, yerfauft werpen.
so Rebs DEFENDERS foIsenbe Nrt!fel berYOr:
Selcelijel9e, IN lbtpar; unO allen WDSefarber.
gtlSln DtlGtn. aanj unO bal6pplene,
NieIinoS 9ans unb bal6mplene,
Aethte irlanoube Qeinpanb,
AetDteS nleoerlGnoiiheS Sud- un6 6 oIfineres
SS9awis, Sianfets, lopie cine srpRc NIapa5I YHn Sn,rc~
teeptn9 @ooee II. pgNenen II. Gainpplcue1 Strinnffn
YIN SflND o'eles SaSerS miro er9ebenit crbetcn yon "a
g. ". &pien6num
nate gum neuCn Norfte
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-27
Six Days Later from Europe.


SAcKyILLE, Aug. 25.--fhe steamship America
arrived ut Halifax this morning, having left Liv-
erpool On the 18th inst.
The Zurich Conference continued its sessions,
but they wore strictly secret.
The Sandman representative is absent from
some Of the sittings.
1t is reported, by way of Vienna, that the Red
Republicans had proclaimed in Parma. The Ped
montese had been driven out, and tho friends OF
order were everywhere taking flight
A collision had taken place between some Aus
trians and Prussian soldiers, at Frankfort
COMMERCIAL.
LiyRRPooI, Aug. l3.-Cotton, sales for the week
to Al, 600 bales The market closed dali Friday at
u decline ofl-l6 on all grades. Some authorities
say the decline on middling and lower qualities
was l-l6ae and that the market closed with free
offerings on the pnrt of holders, though without
pressing on the market. The stock in port is 633.
900 bales, including SIT 900 American.
Brcadstnfs quiet and steady. Provisions have
q declining Observation-Disclosures were pressing on
the market.
Consols 95 to est.
The bullion in the Bank of England had de-
creased E98,50O.
Money market unchanged.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-27

TIE EfrEcTs OF BRASDY.--Brandy seretimes
hasa singular effect. a lady Of New Yolk left
her servant gir in charge Of the sum,ncr-louse in
Orange n. j. Mary found bottle of brandy
and helping herself to"a little" of it. she snys
SHE ''fclt good she thought she should like to
see how she would leok when dressed up MS II la
dy. She took the pokerand went up STAIRS where
rho smashed in tho lid Of her misress's trunk.
md put on her ) 10 silk Dress II $50 shawl, II
$50 hat. and other apparel to match, taking alto-
gether about $50 worth of clothing and jewelry.
Thus alfred, she set off for the depot took the
cars and went to New York, where she was ar
rested on Saturdag, the Five Points, by nilieer
Gouder, Of the Sixth Ward
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-27
In Time Of Peace Prepare for War.

Some time ago nm article firm tho Buffalo 10.
public douglas organ went the rounds Of the
press In which II was asserted that Douglas Dele
gates to the Charleston Convention would be us
sassinated on account of their .'abolionsm." un-
loss backed by body guard Of ten thousand men,
and the Importance Of taking this preeaution, in
said article, therefore. WIS strongly urged A
Milwaukee correspondent of tho Charleston News,
who signs hiWselfJ. J. Sanders, writes that the
programme suggested by the Republic is bound to
be carried out and that tho earned forces will bo
levied from the different States in the following
proportions. viz:
Wisconsin will send delegation of Ave hunl-
rcd OF her Democratic Suns to accompany the del
egates Of the State Convention 10 be- ehosen next
month. These five hundred are all Douglas Dem
ocrats. Minnesota sends u dele satn If three
hundred Douglas men. Michigan eight hun.
bred, Iowa five hundred, Ohio one THU
sand. Illinois fifteen hundred, Pennsylvania one
thousand. Now York, one thousaLd and nearly NIL
the New England States one thousand each This
10 secret plan; aud 1t IL undcrstood that ,nylas
will have at least twenty Thousand friends IN
Charleston during the Convention.
! According To all accounts therefore, Charleston
will be invaded by countless thousands of Dug.
las men" all armed TO the teeth and with views
OF the most bloody intent. We repeat our former
suggestion that the Hunter men and the Wise men
and the Breckenridge men aud the Slidel men,
all ~ to Charleston prepared to block the Douglas
game. and-as Patrick Henry sAiI-'f need be-
to fight" 1T Douglas, like u regular brnser,
'traves on his MUSCLE" let the others be ready for
him. "Ois bullets and bundorbusses!"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-27
Hair Restorative.


rS- Every WILL think, with us In the opinion
g the human hair Is The greatest natural ornament
thai possessed either by gentleman or lady. just meet
apparently good looking for instance In the street: but
10. he lis his hat In recognition VI bow, md the charm
has vanished ichabod is ritcn his bad head and the
glory departed with M flowing locks that foulei
there In the Of lady, Ile matter is IL possible
reminding Of Ihe circumstance which the fol-
low ing clgram Is founded:
'6! give me, fair Emma lock of your hair"
4 baslful young lover iook courage and sighed:
"'fwere II sin 10 refls. such modest request
So take The ohole riJ,' the dear creature replied.
Now prevent such catastrophe Is within the power of
ever, lady and gcnenan for by using Prot, Woods HAIR
RESTORATIVE hair Is not only prevented from falling On
turning grey, hut the article will restore hair bald pacesapd
il has changed color and BECOME gray, will bring it
back pristine beauty and uxuriaace Those who
luan,eI with the anatomy, physiology aud pathology of the
hair be well that certain substances hive SPECIFIC
notion upon H. aud II Is by jndicious combination of these that
Prof Wood has succeeded In compromising mixture possessed
Of remarkable Waferley Utgdsine aud Literary
GaseHe.
Sold by nl good Druggists.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-27

SrAiN-TELesRArHIc COMMUNICATION WITH TIE
ANstLIss.--A decree. under the sign manuel Of
her Spanish Majesty, was issued July IS, conced.
ing 70 Me-. Horntio Q. Perry late secretary Of tho
American legation at Madrid, the right to connect
Spain and Cuba with line of telegraph The
frst article reqares the cable to be hid from Ca.
dig, via the CanaEiss, the Cape de Verde Islands.
|Care San Roqaa, tho coast Of Brazil, Guyana and
Trinidad, TO Porto Rico. The second provides for
& seeond cable should the business reouire n, =
Article third oonnnes the terms Of the concession
- - tbs commencement of the work In con.
70 one year. Articles four, Ave and ii Z
re constitution Of the COMPANY. and the
1xeensi9n Of the term 10 twenty ave
asven refers to the adjustment Of
res 70 the several governments
1Ifhth article the pablic SER
dsace over private CORES.
sections are purely
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-27

Tke 09szzaa9 al Routes.
Undsr - pz=.sass Of giving sddiiieaai mail
llAssIlt;ss : = esels = - Pasias Coast Con-
Iusn azlAsriuek . ~ D - -. - esssb-
Iliik.es@ = e. - - nail restss. We ~
III Ms ds.s szdsr prsIshes Of Increasing he
iii fAdflisies q Csifsrais. and Oregon. bu, The
real reason 20 doubt wasto give lucrative con-
tracts % certain fsvorisss sf The Administration
The service sosts the government over million
Of dollars annually. And 30 little Of mail matter
IL carried By these overland ezpresses that every
letter that 10 carried 30 We have IL estimated
costs the 0ossrnmsnt about thirty dollars
Thin, ist d b recolleetcd, 10 In addition 10 tho
lsseanship routes, which curry most Of the mail
Congress pays the steamers literally for CARRYING
the mail b The Pasiao--but 80 greedy of.he Fed
eral money sse the inhabitants Of the Pacific coast
they must needs have three overland routes best
des. This IL one Of the causes which have run up
tho cost of our Postal s,rvice to very nearly TWEEN
Ity millions of dollars per annum.
The Post Master General. seeing what great
humbug this overland mail business Is, and in Il
very commendabie spiri. of economy. has been
trying lately 10 abolish 1t. The authors of t,bow
ever probably anticipating how odious the thing
would be. took care " have the law 30 framed
as to omit the usual discretionary power Of the
Post Master. General. Ordinarily. that officer
abolish and change mil routes. On looking into
the law he finds that he can do nothing The
contract is for four years. lie may recommend 10
Congress the repeal of the law, and Congress may
do :t-but these contractors claim that, in TINT
event, they will come against the Government for
heavy damages. And they will get thom, too les
big claims oan afford to pay their way through
Congress, while small ones have to take care Of
themselves.
Verify, our Government il swindled out Of more
money. and moro openly and boldly. than any
other Government on EARTH Unless We put
stop to II at once. tho Pacific coast in tho way of
mails, and Indian wars, and military defence, mud
land surveys and other things will keep the nation
poor for all time TO come. Cheating seems to be
the order Of the day all around tho board.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-27
Who Is It
Tho Washin .ton States of the 10Th says:

THO washington S7d7es OF Tue Nth says
another servant of the nation il about t., re-.
turn from his mission. lie is tired, or the Gay.
ernmont tired, or something Of that sort it don /
matter what. We will not say that it's Mr.. Fay,
or Mr. Clay, or Mr.. Daniel, or any of those whose
names have already been mentioned, for il Just
don't happen to DO any of thom"
Who is it thens Can il DO Jel,u G. Jones !?
llardly-for Jehu has enjoyed diplomatic honors
for n few months only Can it be the Chesacr
Wykof3 Can it be Monsieur Flcuret9 Can it
be Wright. the wel-beloyed of Brights We be.
seech the States to toll US who it is. and relieve
our anxiety!
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-27

| j. Il. BouLieNr has been nominated for Con.
gress by the Opposition of tho First District Of
Louisiana. This is the District formerly repre-
scented l,y Eustis
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