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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-23
Notice to Pave.

;GY order OF the Town Council all property
ID owners on Market street, within the Bur-
ough limits are required to pave the side
walks and cutters in front Of their premises
within 20 days.
Also all Of III st. North Of st. Louis.
Also all OF 3d ST. north of st. Louis.
Also all of s.. Louis between 81 & 81 SIS.
Properly owners within the limits Spcci.
fed, are requested to do the work, as early as
possible, in order 10 secure a good Job, as It Is
late in the season, and consequently the linn
It's can not be extended beyond the 20 days
required by law.
All delInquents. without respect to persons.
may expect the following provisions Of the
Borough Charter 10 be enforced in every case.
Extract from the supplement to the Bor-
ough Charter passed liIh March, 1851.
''ln case the owners or holders OF lots shall
refuse or neglect 10 comply with the requisi
tion Of the Council, (requirng the paving Of
side walks ard snlters) after having received
90 DAYS notice from the Street Comm Ioner,
'he Council shall have power to cause the
SAID 1avemeut,to be made, keeping an account
of the cost Of work and material, which aC-
count. If not paid by the owners or holders Of
said lots within 30 days from the date there
Of, the Clerk shall cause the sums due with
all costs accruing thereon, to be entered by
the Prothonoiary Of the SAID county, which
shall have the same effect as Judgment, de-
PENDANTS to be liable for all COSTS BY order
OF the Council.
JAMES p. ROSS. 81. Commissioner.
LewiSburg, Sept. 10, 1883.
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The Platform
Ritter / EouSh, Kelly BuchcT, Grccn y GrJ>>.


"''''' 81 "Oa>"' h'',Y c ""'''''' "'''" y "''>''
In our day, parti.- y,ry naturally en-
dcavor to select the best and lao-t come
tent men 4. candidates. and also TO IN,
them upon a n11i/3rm which !. ie,r,cl
more important than the men. The -o-
called "Dcmocra,ic" Convention o.. -gr.u
county. last week. Ike frank and f.5rI,-.
men. left on record some view, of rull;,.
policy hy which they aic to stand or fall
together bcfyr, The tribunal Of the rcurlc.
with the several gentlemen, ,thc,rno,niu
OF the Delegates to that Convention, Mr.
Grccn Is a nominee, and c. i. Eou,h and
J. b. Kelly are sou, Of other nominees :;
and all, it is fair to assume. are chosen
cxponents of the view OF the mcn coll1-
sing the representative Ticket And a,
no one voted Nay, it j., justly claimed thaf
the Platform is the choice Of each AID
every one.
The writer Of those Resolutions /, un-
dcrstood to be Mai. Wm. Z. Shrincr. an
old politician, Coundcr Of the ,Aroaiclc)
who retired, a dozen years 400, to thc
shades Of rural life. Like true patriot.
however, he, Observation-Disclosures
hkc-turns his back uIon IL. flow and
wine, the sweat from Li- brow. TO r..ulat.
tbr affairs or L;s L1,vcI c.,,,,r, Int
no,v moreover bo cn;,,. H.. .i,.lfi,
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Declaration oI IrInciI!t- - lmIFcgn-h!e
70 assault, and as inyIIacrable t. cri,i-
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ciSiii' d. inc '''I''' ~ VI '''0
lIttoiil l''u Nh7'!'H''''I I,N'il- '''Ni'"--
less, We venture to suggest
1st. That there Is no 2l9rit.cation Of
Democracy in it, from first to last, lvhcr2-
by 'thc faithful may fail to be lei as
they are wont to hc)-prodahIy irom the
fact, that, with an old Federali-t in the
White House, and anti-Dy~"cr";.c meas
urcs charactcrlz'n@ h'' administration
throughout, the tender con-r.enca7 "I the
Committee would admit Of no lu.Hth"@
Of the word "Dcmocracy' in connection.
There Is no truthful little biography oil
Rcnubl;cans back to the Tory rsrry-
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IL ~, !
cine National and State politics into the elec
lion o:coun,y officers. That we believe mel
should he selected for their high moral char
acelr and superior qnalihca'ionsi presenting
such men for your suiirageS, We hereby Invite
the earncs, co-opcration of ,he honest citizens
of all parties to unite in the election oi such
officers, irrespective of party ties.
Here is beauty plank cros''r'@e OF
all the othors-a rare specimen Of "trutl
and honor A Democratic ConycEtion
composed exclusively of Democrats, elect
cd by Democrats solely, nominating fall
ticket Of Democrats only, prai-ing none
but National Democrats, pledged wholly
to Democratic State candidates, aul send
Ing Delegates to none bat Democratic as
scmblagcs-sUcu body prc'cads to be
OPPOSED TO TIE VERY THING IT Is Do
IHG!. Ln't it rich?
Ifyou don't approve Of your own acts,
gentlemen, why do you a,t thus! Why
did you call az aycragc Of ten mea rroa
each Borough and Township 10 waste dag
or 50 in dcie-a;c meetings, two or I"o.a
from each to spend another in county c'u-
yen'io"' and take up the hours OF 'o''r'"'
tl,a expense If the county, for a wron-
aal u-e',,, thing, which you "orP7sc ,''...
10 you thiuk the people are such 'uatu-
raj Ipru~' as to be dclgled hy any such
80, ., .,. '',,.' m.,r 49,, M I'', n.,,.i
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-, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. r,,.,-.n;...l,..
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.''''' '' -
CUM N'.''
I'm Ia, confess, ne VINO '"ngS ., d ,., SIsa'.''- my
mo- regard fer h,, pnncIaies. To de,ra, one.
would enda"srr the parry hereafter. Remrm,
.' 2 , '.g r., ",'.,F ,, IL. ''Sr 5ri = ' IT.,
take Place IA ls6O."
And so it j. everywhere that the Pom
ocr@;. haIe to ''+7, IN Ini"n. h"We',r.
whore they are 500 to ""1 iHihc minority,
they ha', very different >"rt Of Il face
to the rnbIlr, Cimo"J n'm>'feeS, th"y
Iau-h over their trick. a".i cAh'Ft every
WHu TO stand ul t" the rark. "orI'-'t
1" '..,..n.,. ana '>'".e i'.-i't'- III county
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1859-09-23
dent, is not without its effect in our re-
tired locality.
pr,rE ID

! CtlSm our nation owes so much OF hS prosper
I itv. He is the first of Pennsylvania Presi
dents. and we are proud to know that hiStor,
. will rank him for wisdom, patriotism and vir
/ tue, among the first OF men.
Between YOU and US, Bill, Is not that
"rathcr steep" We can not recall any
great original measures, proposed md car
rieR ont by our friend James. The Slave
extending Programme he has faithfully
pushed, but that was all laid by Pierce
and the Slave Power, and he was only
their agent, or employee. The Mormon
war turned out to be 4 deception, and on
ly "glorious' in the amount of money il
cost-thc Momons being still in the en-
ioymcnt Of "thosc twin relics Of barba-
ri-m, Polyeamy and Slavery - and all the
blessings flowing thcrcIrom. 1t Is true,
Buchanan asAcE Thirty Millions of Dol
lars to Jcyin to buy Cuba, for Slavery 3;
but then, you see, he didn't get it, His
very modest demand upon Congress to
permit him ia make War upon NcAico or
amy other feeble power he might choose,
wa> not granted Com. Paulding's "wip-
ing up OF tilibustcr Walker. was not de
yi-ed hy Nr. Buchanan, and never met
lis public commonlation. Having ac-
eamlli-hcl nothing Of a great or novel
character. Yf l.. n,,n rtlas-r,i!:.a4.. f,np...-
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/ PNN'7 " -
our land. strong "iii''S in''' ''0 ""'
OF work, with wives ant, I 'il''''," VI. """''"
much, but rcrci'ih@ "'''c' " '"''' !.
close at hand.''StI-''ylvu po"'''''''''
measures e'l''n'c'lc."S "n," ,n,,,, ,'","''','''
assisted IN the 2 c Il if'uu "' i1f "'.'''Dy
the Ianh was altered, anu e"'H''na',"7 IL
ms ohcr OF s-oo''Vo,ooo 70 ouy O"'' io'
Slave pufroses-a''' D'.y'hS ''ii,''.S more
than We SeH-arc WorNi'@ '.' '"'', '"',-
ural results. The Irish FAMINE and Cal
ilornia Gold delayed, but could not pre-
vent it,. When good times do return, We
will discuss the question who Is to be
praised for It's benefits. One may burn
down house, and yet not be credited
with the rebuilding of it by another
We shall see under whose administration
the financial condition Of the country Is
really improved.
Plank 5ru.
Rc,cir,d, That with the chief Magistrate Of
the nation, we are opposed to the re-orening
Of the slave trade, aud mat the attempt, "I
party leaders 70 cha'se ~, ''''+, ,,, ,.
Of his rIr ,ror,, ,lIorfS to prcveut anil every
other evidence 10 The contrary, is rcpuguaut
10 every sentiment oftrulh.
:Ir.,,,.,., ,, .,,.,,.,.,,,,- :. ,,-,r,.-
II i |'''''i'''' ''',''
where the same-In Name anu "'"f..
in p,unsylyqui, and N;.-i-sipui.' "Dnr
,ll..l ..,,,,,..r
i''''''II'i i ''"- '''"-'' '''..' ''''''
and thick cnoU-h and thin enough and
hi-h enough and low enough and good
cnou-h and bal enough for ALL to stand
upon, a.. -, while among thchonc-tiy-
disposed aGti-sIavcry people Of l'r.on Co.,
the Democrats very gently whisper, cop
po~eI to the rc-opeuing Of the [hhicanl
slavc-tradc," IL hslfhe .S3uh their bro
thar "Ipcnocra,," openly and deiantly
agprore Of and dcman8 the very thin
condemned M here, Their newspaper.
and conventions hv the score, their Gov
rrro,,s and Conorc,.mcn. rsnl,irc Than that
I,.,.,u.,,. .L.u l., I,.-,I;,.l ,,J ,l,o
','"''' '' II r'ii'''L.,'',,'' u''''I '''' W.
thirds rule Is practically tile MASTER
While, therefore, We couc,le 10 our
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G A r P E T S
ri E!..gih.c's Cheap store


DEiNG in byc-street, where the store ex-
ID pcrSes are very light, the subscriber IS
enabled to sell at the Very Lowest Prices.
Persons wishing Philadelphia, and wishing to
buy Carpets, OIL Cloths, MaltngS' &c, will
do we'll to examine the large aSsor;meEtof
Tapestry Brussels, J
Imperial 3-Ply, CARPET
Ingram and Vcnitian.)
and Oh Cloths Of all widths in great variety.
Also, Canton and Cotton MaunGs Of all
kinds, with large assortment Of loW-pfircd
In-rain carpets. and Entry aud Stair carpejS,
Rugs, Mats, Dusgets STAR Rods Rag Carpets,
Cotton Carpets, &C. &c. .
II. II. ELDRIDGE,
No. - Strawberry St, 81 door ab Chestnut,
PH!LADELPiIA.
- Strawberry is the fr-t street west Of
Second. SU2m3
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ECR SELE-

$40 scholarship oi The d" T-.p ~.
''tH' .1.l '... -. address B,x -.
Lew.>aUig T.. O. NAV p l>5g
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FLANK TH.


Rseoired, Thai we believe our State ticket
TO be uncxcertonable, and that we will use
all honorable means TO promote the election
of the men therein named.
We la1. not seen the assertion contra
lictci that Mr. Wright was Free Soilcr
on the Bufalo Platform in lNlS, and Mr.
Rowe claimed to have hated Lccompton-
ism as much as the Republicans do. Yet
both are no,c on the Pro-Slavery ticket,
and, rs such, should receive the vote of
none but those heartily in love with the
Buchanan administration. for their success
would be hailed hy the slave traders and
Border ruilians as triumph and an en-
Gorscment of that administration 10y tn
Frcemch Of Fcnusy lyaria.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
.--.------ !. ---,
HOr SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
NATUREs REMEDY rDR cgpoy,c

"h"hpf sfyR CHHoNfC DIS
Inc hotni At this place viii be open for the recep
u"b ot vstrors, on the first Of June next The sun
biY ol mineral Water IL abundant and there are n
s! consiantiy.suppliedw with fresh water rom
sensrsss springs OF various mrera,ures IN m 7so
- toe' fahreEbeit. 1bese waters cure The Chronic
.orns OF hheumstism; Neuralgia; paraly sis free
1.ih inhammstofy actor; Cont; Diseases or the
M n'a InJnries 10 the muscles. Joints and ten
not Eniarsed GLANDS; Spinal Irritation, Chronic
piatfnoea, aud some Diseases peculiar 70 Fem sles
more thoroughly andrsr pity than any ether remedy
On the Amer can continent
THEIR Allie h nms, AND CURATIVE
are unsurpassed by those of anv other nInaral W.
Ter on the face of the globe.
many persons sfitcted with the diseases or inner.
skiiful IN edical treatment, and had rendersd ,h a
ives OF the sufferers alike wretched and useirs,
.hrsusn long ears of pain. have been restored TO
pen,est neath oy their use. OF the vast number
psrafisely gw indeed who would not Ia eitb er crr
"a or greatly relieved here "'
tec 90. ilgs are situated IN An elevate mountain
seRlon: The scenery around Is wild. romantic and
ia n climate can no where DO found.
hAsides the Ho. Rsths fnr invaIids there are tvo
fInk PLEASURE BATHS. Tor perscus In good
Good MUSIC will be in attendance early in the
SEASON. ' " e
ROUTE from The principal cities In the United
states by Railroad, 20 the Miiiboro' Depot of The
= Virgins Central Railroad" thence by Stage
Uoaehes, 70 miles. over n we'll graded turnpike 10
the springs tassengers leaving Rich m md Va or
ba!t more, Nd in tbs III DrRing, can come through
10 ms place the ssme day to upper, or pass the
nsht At Tue Warn sprin IS andarriye here to break
fast next morning.
Fora full account of this celebrated watering
place see DE Bow fEyIEw" for June. aud AMER
IcAN FARMER" for May, or write TO the subscriber
for n pamphlet. 0ODE
2I--u3m
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T AND FOR sALEIN GHEsTERFIELn

- COUNTY, On TIE hANCHE5TER TURN
PIKE, ak MILES DISTANT FROM RICH
MOND-Six miles above Richmond, on the Man
chester Turnpike, as acres OF good land tor sale -
On the south side of the turnpike is the original
tEaet Of 43O acres. producing good crop,of Corn,
Wneat, Tobacco, Oats, eic About ten thousand
pounds of tobacco sold last year. Wheat crops
ryng four to eight hundred bushels-the place
having been under Irregular Management. There
two lots of twenty acres. each well clover
Dwelling House in perfect repair, (haif new, }
having ten rooms, also neat Frame Cottage in the
yard, with two pleasant rooms A Yard and Gar
den well inclosed well of good water in the
yard. and another near the Graaary. Stable and
servant Houses. There are very comfortable
Houses VITA good chimneys and windows, for
thirty.fve servsnts AL out buildings needed for
farming and planting purposes, and for domestic
A small tract of 25 to 276 acres of good land
having frame building with four rooms, and ono
OF tu houses comforts table for q sFnall family.
On the large tract L have seeded about eighty
bushels little purple straw wheat, tree OF all defect
Quano applied and looking well. Am seeding oats
and preparing to plant Corn on good land. With
large tuppy of wood land there are about l40or 1850
acres Of original growth OAK. &C. and 90 or 10 acres
of secl nd growth pine, which is very tall. Much
may be carried to market On turnpike without
toll.
Gocdiu .pperson, of Ricnmond, separately or to-
gether, till the 10th day of May. tFrday) II not
sold before that day they will then be offered to suit
purchasers, at pubic auction, on the premises. .
Preparing TO move to another State. shall be ob
seat short ime during which, persons DESTROYS OF
! shown by my son, Chastain Cooke. Jr. aud be or
Messrs Goddin Apperso2, are authorized TO close
a trade osse ssion Of the Dwelling House may be
had 18TH october next Possession of the land and
larger number of Cut-buiidiugs may be had imme
diaiely by a reasonable compensation for the grow
ing crops and il The purchaser wishes, he can hire
ak or crop hands till LIST 10th October next
Address Richmond, box SIS"
CHASTAIN COCKE.
k8-Whig and Enquirer please copy once week
till 18th May.
The above sale will take place on the premises on
FRIDAY the 10th May, at q O'Clock, ID, II fair II
not thu next fair day.
A''' WV GoDDIN & APPERsON.
mvl4 Aucts
POSTPONEMENT.-In consequence OF the rain,
| the above sale was postponed To MONDAY next.
| INV 81 GODDIN APPERsON.
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AuC~iph. AZ
NTC-RTDITS
By Jas. NJ Taylor & Bon.
COMMISSIONER SALE OF YER,

.OMMiSslONEke SALE OF VERY
~ ~ " vA i ~ REAL EsTATE IN THE COUN.
cult Court Of Henrco. in the case of HntUheson -.
Hutcheson's executors and Others the unders asd
highest bidder, on the premises. on w EDN EsnsV
the 18th day OF June ls5s If fair If mot on the mex;
fair day thereafter the flowing very valuable cal
estate situa'ed On or near the Deep Run Turnpike
about three miles from the city of Richmond being
portion Of the property Of the late Ambrose Hui,
Ist. Une tract called TOLL GATE" containing
q acres. situated immediately on the road about
I'd. portion Of the .CHANTrLLA" Tract. lying
on the Turnpike. immediately opposite the homie
steal, containing about $50 acres upon which there
are valuable Zoe houses. and An fee pond. This land
i3 in high state OF Improvement
Sd. tract called "PENDLETON. !" containing
147 acres lying On said road, about 51 miles from,
There sre Valuable improvements on this tract
consisting OF a dwelling house. new barn, stable
and valuable ice house. This land 10 in good
s'h A tract of land Immediately opposite Pen
dleton." and called "HORsEPEN," which 10 alto
getner 10 rood and upon which there is great deal
Such az OPP 'rtunity is seldom presented to per
sons desiring to purchase real estate In the vicinity
map and survey of the said land will be made
and can be seen at the Office of Jas "a Taylor con,
in the city Of Richmond; and the lana will be sub
divided into lots, to suit purchasers
All persons desiring 20 make inquiry about the
Tpoye property. are referred to Messrs James NJ.
- eituSE CI the uBOeEslSneu, ono
premises.
TEEMs-One third of the purchase money in cash;
and the residue IN two equal instaments. at one and
two years from the day of sale-the credit payments
TO De secured By negotiable notes with interest adj
oeo, and the title retained till the Whole purchase
Court.
Possession viii be given in time to seed crop of
wheat arc full possession of each tract will be deli.
vered at tho end of the present year
IL O'Clock. 4. N
AuctiOneeN -
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ADDITIONAL FoREICy Nrws

nav ,uNA, nay %e.--rhe City of Baltimore arrived
Liverpool on 1hursdsy, the 18th inst,
at Woolwich is 200 ' N"e'i"s
>. - - s!A'ed eoahdentia!ly at the London climbs
t"", ,mn"Sols'e'y 90 the meeting Of Parliament
L'Fd tS'm"rston will move and Lord Rnssat
s@oos"' vote OF eensare of the ministers fn,bsy.
'eE d.'1etset Parliament under the crtticsl rir.
cumstsnoes Of the times et'
The hoaiteur. of Bslsa. gives po,,oa tho, al
h,'elso subjects who attempt privateerinv or ANY
.'"s. Ae' contrary to Dutch neutrality, viii b.
lTested as pirates and liable to prosecution bv ,ss
Belgian tribunals ~ 'He
Mrs, Sheridan Mauprst s;s,ar ., ch,
t"'Amsu' died st Liverpool on the "a inst,
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL, May l2-Cotton market crosoa
b Saer than Friday. Estimated sales were E ooi
hs3es. WIZ "sVoo
LONDON, Thursday noon .-Con.ols Of -zaosr<
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CELEBRATION AT LEAyEYwoRru

LEAysNwoETH, May FL There was ceIebrstion
feTe to-day In honor Of the arrival of the FIRST
overland express. 1t passed off with great ecIat
Iaeproceaslon was composed Of military, firemen
s14 cl'i'sos, aud proceeded ont OF the CITY as.
tsFied ~ the pioneer coaches. which were decor.
Al with appropriate devices, to the Planters
Hotel, where speeches were made by prominen,
1"Aens. The celebration wound up with a sspper
'Ll grand aa'i. thousand persous participated
IN the .fftir. The occasion wa. one Of mncb a.
ihlAAkE ~
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OVERLAND MAIL.

s. Loris, May 25.-The California Overland mail
10 tie 9Th u!t has arrived
Tn" Oregon Democrats have nomiusted Lansing
Son: 10, Congress, and the Republicans have
nominated David Logan.
AZ the Americans At Hsrmosilia, Sonora, had
teen ordered to lesye the city under the penalty
Of death. The reason of this proceeding is IN.
known,
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THE JUNIOR MUTINEERs

BosroS, May 2l.-The trisl of Brooks, Samson
All kEer three OF the mutiGeers of the whale
snip Junior, vas concluded ID the Circuit Cour,
10 day. The jury dissgreed-they standing nine
to three III conviction in two of the cases I'D ten
= two on tie other. PlUmmer, the leading mU.i.
neer, IS uoF nDjer sentence of death for his par.
tCIQstie. IL thst Transaction
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Nav YoRk. May 23.-Flour advanced 15a25c;
Ohio = 24734; Southern, 734aS. Wheat advanced
5s5>: southern White 10; Corn higher-Mized
and White, 93agt; Yellow, 9S; Pork bu0yant-Mess
sl7l3; Prime, I5l4a1511; Lard, 11He12: Whiskey
dull, at %; Stocks dull; Va. Is, 95l%
+ Motion steady; sales OF 1900 bales Up.
lands ll3s. Southern -four s. o0aS Lard IlI5,
~. Spirits Turpentiue 52a54 Rosin aud Rice
Unchanged. Va. 6's S95.
BALTIMORE, May % Flour bnoyant-Ohio held
at s. IL; Howard s. %. Wheat unchanged Coru
drm-ysiiow S9s9l; white SGaSS. Provisions quie,
Mess Pork $3.50; Bacon Sides 10. WhisksS
dull at 80
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OUTRAGE By STARVING PIXIES pEAKERs-
TWO MEN kILLED-PROvISION TRAIN
TaPTTRED

LONDON, Thursday noon.-Con.ol. s,-zseg,<
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NOYNER' WHITE AND BLAC x

oULPHUK SPKINHE.--This Watering place
wa! be open for the reception of vistors on the LIST
OF luna 1t is situated he itne and in fuLi rieto
Wote PT9intG and Tennessee RailrOId about a half
mile nom Bonsack's Depot. roanoke, Virginia At
Waicn said depot an omnibus will always be found
"s.'uG the arrival OF the cars. TO convey visitors
These White and Black Sulphur waters have eff.
fected numerous cures
The WHITE SULPHUR aggravated cases of Dvsnen.
sla, serious an,ctlons of the Liver Kidneys and
Blaader, General Debility, and especially disease
to females.
The BLACK SULPHUR all kinds CT diseases of the
KIN, aggravated cases of Totter and cther crup-
tons of the skin.
The acco nmedations are equal 10 any TO be found
10 the mountains of Nrginia, ard the table and Mt
tendance Of the most satisfactory character re-
gether with fine baud Of music ard every other
attraction usually found at frst class watering
large number of persons who ave Leretofore visit
ed the place. J A HEFELFiNGER
l1--ifIRtAnp prnn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-24
ARRIVAL OF TIE UNITED STATES sIoop- or
WAR DALE.

B5sroS, Nav 2l.-The United States sloop-of.
var Dale, from the coast Of Africa arrived az H.
P2rtsmo Bth Navy Yard yesterday. She left po-s
fraya on the Goth of April. and brings as passen-
gers The captain and crew OF the bark SEA- Fjowar
G. PTovidgHce which vessel was wrecked AT san
Antouo. Cape De Verde, in April last W s uur-
TT, captains clerk Of the yincenpes. also cane
IessengfF The Dale Las been absent for TWO
years Her offcers snd crew are reported to be
al we'll. w NC
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-24
By Alex. Mott. Auct.
FURNITURE, DRY GOODS AND Gro

FURNITURE, DRY GOODS AND GRO
corner OF Main and 18th streets on TUESDAY
morning next, the "a h instant, commencing ct 10
o'clock. good lot Of second ha- d Furniture.
DIZZY G0ODS-seveTal invoices seasonable goods
Just received. and will be sold without any 70
RSApY-MADE oL0rHING-A good assortment
Ready Made Clothing
Boots and Shoes. Hats, &c; 5 cases Straw and
Grape Bonnets cases Mems Aoft Hats
GH0CEkIES -25 bbls Whiskey, 10 bbls French
Brandy. bbis Holland Gin. bbls Port and Madeira
Wine, 10 600 segars.
Large lot Glass and Earthenwara.
myfe ALEX MOTT Auct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-05-24

&A& THE PRiETOR
<@gN1rfrSsEA OF THE RICHMON D
~>m&ytaE&SNS TROTTING PARK will
give purse of $50, free for
all tuIfiing herses owned in Virginia. mi heats,
in in harness. to name ard clone on tuesday,
Race TO CINE of Wedne sday next, May rs, 1859. 70
start at O'Clock. q WAG9ONER.
my2t-3.s