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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-22

Holt P VI General Referring 20 the arrival and depa,tur, Of
- H. S.e Ma E, rsS 's , iA' ~ NAV a,r ie
NJ, b. concludes The Of the Virginia Central Rail
road have never @ than that me consequently the o.
A. cars had have arrived accordingly, connections
Ap1ogzns To- the necessity Of requesting the Publication OF
an Yours Very Respectfully,
President Of the Va, Central R. R. Co.
VIRGINIA CEsrn,l Ruro,p,l
Rc,moNo, june 18Th, looO.
Dgls ss-I have yours Of the ith and In reply Will remark
that have now always had the desire harmon
e s |I b 70 b yg5 S1 70 vS Pgs ts S,1
vile, gou North shall be Fixed at lo5J A NJ, .hough Post
General hos sch.du requiring yo4 by
tu n II i shan no, have arrived =, he depot BY 1850 that
our Eastern tam shan leave p-onpiH a, hat hour
G7rdole golag North, at 95 A ~ and the schedule Tor th
Contra! Road Las. sent dNe t" for leaving Hchuotd
Is A. NJ ~ arriving Gorionyie jus, hour Aer you
have l-t, thus breaking al connections.
proposed hour arrival 1885, wh the conditions
toned and change the houro' arrival OF each Company going
IsSesd b,. consent 10 iaip r9g Won -ry
1913 although have ts authority Of the department Tor requ
Aasssr BY ;segr42hu yoa scceP-
per 90 adj % surely be Of what requ!-ed Of
y0l ' Ae schedule when you say that action has pr.u ed
II you M refer yoU- schedule which iak sou have
by
all te inconvenience 1 the public ami comp MES
Wrhave GIrdonsyle until after you had failed
rive required Tn schedule OF the Department requires you
you have %
hind lA' time Without being OF your schedule until
few DAYS slc find We have conform IT, while have dis
regarded f.
vii rely add that you misunderstand Of mine
ake pu-por hat thoIgl' could arrive by lui5 A
NJ nv letter implanted H a. first your promise make 1921
performed after being lef your
arrived not ONLY by 1850 but sooner Mr. s,oekns table Of
f FoNTAINE. President,
Virginia Central Railroad Company.
G.rdonsyle, June &C. 1900
Copy ~ Statement, receirsd L.
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
General Superiut tndent's OGc', :
RcHiOND, Virginia, June 18th, Is6).
co., r FoHttias PrCsi3sat.
DEK please find statement Of time for leaving Cor
louisville for Richmond per time tables
July 4ih TO july llth Inclusive 1850 A NJ
July " 10 August 81 1915,
Aug. "a, l>-9 Jan % lsGl .......... 1850,
jan 30 10 Feb B. inclusive ..1l.lj.
Frb 1 20 Feb l. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100, "
Feb IS TO Jurel " .................... ll:OS, "
Very Respectfully, J. c. SUoCKIN,
Superintendent Clerk.
July 1T, August o. time leaving as above being
iOi the arrivals Of the o. A. train through the heaviest
cling season, We punctual. g.. F.
The following the day AFTER my reply 70 Mr. r.
which written before that he had published his letter
to me:
Statement cftts Departure ors Css,ra' prcngr train
GOrdOHS ge tSAtcOad t Jun lSj Sc 20 3lsL iacig
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-22
DRY4N'S TASTELESS VERNlFUGE.

SAVED sAVEDl
PhyslcIsnsin vain again and agaio,
The dear little angel grew worse.
4" 'Tis fatal disease, aud We can't give her ease"
Said the doctors 10 mother and
But the iu pain terms said, It's nothing bot worms"
BrylH's TrIayuge mild, then the gave u TIE child
And behold! she was well the neat day.
Price % cents Sold by P.ayR 4 WESTON
DIR. McfIiptOck's PCctOraI Syrup.-whcre there
Is conhr Ell ugh there IS always great
disease Of the resra DRY organs court destruction c.
SUMPTION brJnci it, p-ufisy fever Sc lie trhind
aud the
resort 70 this great vegetable remedy.
Price Il Sold by FIsIER 4 WSToS
DIR. mcrIIntOcE's Cola ana Cough Mixtur.-
This great family medicine first introduced by Dr.
when Dean Of the Phadepeia College Mrd.ci.e
profession approve H. aud Il guaranteed ordinary
cod cough arh aueuE &C. with absolute certair aud
degree Of rapidly that will sgreeaby sstonl,h patient
Price % cents. sold by FBHES SsroS. je2i-lm
ANALyZED BY CHIFFON.
Bear in mind that while other hair dyes endorsed
and eniclciOus by Neir prop-istors Gione
CHRISTaDORO's HAIR DYE
!, certified by DR. Chiffon, the distinguished Che7tt
FREE FROM P0lS lIOuS MATERIALS,
aud therefe 'g It superior Chiffon has been O..
lected by the City Of New York anayze the
CROTON Wa ERR,
and he pronounced Ch adoros Dye nnocuous as that wa
It's purest condition Sold everywhere applied by all
hair dresses CHRIsrADoRA, No 6Astor Hous- New York
jr2i-i&wim
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-22

FTOTlda DtIggIIIOH, NIUHTIOHu'
Mr.. Ludlow, of New York, said that he understood
that the Commute on Credentia would not be prepared
to report until this afternoon and he therefore moved
that the Convention take recess until five o'clock this
afternoon, which motion prevailed and the Convention
was declared adjourned until that hour.
EVENING SESSION.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-22

WANTED situlton Teacher private sch or
w family By gentleman situation In Virginia
tae south preferred The SUBSCRIBER Is Irgntla Address
TEACHER,
!--2-c5t staunton, Va.
- PORTING RIFLE BLASTING POWDER
- goo KEGS Tor sale BY
jv-s-6, Ia G. B. DAVENPORT.
Il OVERINGS SUPERIOR WHITE "a" SU-
J2s-S' LAG. B. DAVENPORT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-22
RANGE OF THERMOMETER,

ATT W. RANDOLPlrs BOOKSTORE AND BINDERY,
June "a, lS60.
O'Clock ~ o'clock. o'cloc 1
n D1OEs. ~ - %
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-22
ANALYZEO BY CHIFFON.
$50 REMOVAL, a.
R.EES with enlarged and Increased facilities tIt2AA
SAMUEL =. CGTTRELL & CO.,


SAMUEL y. CSTrKELE 81 CO.,
Wholesale
Saddle and Harness Manufacturers,
NO l2g MAIN STREET,
Have removed to ter new house. opposite the stand
they prepared exhibit to their nd public gene
rally stock Of SadII,s and 70 be surpassed
BY any house IN this country
They return their grateful thanks their friends
the very liberal parona upo them or the past twenty
and them that In their house. Every
In their power will be made 10 please
In tner house may be found, all tines article usually
kept 10 FIRST class establishment line business Ao
the mandatory Of all Kinds Of MILITARY GOODS and in aidi
ton thereto large and general assortment Of the quality
Travelling Trunhs &c. Every article Ia warranted
represented, all OF which pledge sell los
bought Ia any house In America Dealers respectfully aked
n examine stock before purchasing
cured the services Of Mr. JOHN oTEY long and yoraby
known to the public will appear by the
sAML s. CoTrEEIL,
JOHN n. JE>NINGs
p s-REPAIRING done at short notice.
To my Friends and the PubIic.-HAylng made an
engagement with Messs sANL j. COrrKELL & Co. would be
pleased old friends and their
1923 Main safely promise something
ira Ia the Of Saddles, Harness &C. tuh1y saw
better materials for uf.curng ENGLISH aOG.
SKIN BRIDES, &c, Of their direct Importation good
England produce.
je22-cIESt JOHN OTRY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-22

nIvIDEND NOTICE.-A Dividend Of two doI.rs and
~ my cents share will be paid the Rich
mond and Petersburg Rail Road Company June s60
st their Office In Richmond, -
Iel5-dtd I'M. hACMuRoO. Trsaa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-22

NEW ORLEANS MARKETS, June 10Th
The market generally been Inactive during the week.
Cotton we have noticed unusual duness under the
Of continued unyorsbs accounts from Europe In Sugar
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-08-09

The Gazette's refusal TO publish the Tarla
votes Of the Senate and House OF Represen-
tatiFes in fnH, is of course 10 be understood
as taeit admission that the hgures which u
publishes every week so prominently unoer
the head Of " Who are the friends OF Protec-
ton 2" ARR soT CORRECT.
Ii is By such absurd, We might almost
say silly, paragraphs Ike the above that
the Lewistown Democrat desires to make
some of its readers believe that the patent
democracy, IS a party, favor protection to
American Industry; it does this too in the
face of the fact that leading democrats In
this county openly advocate the doc
trine of free trade as promulgated in the
Cincinnati Platform, and re-aflrmed by
both factions of that party at Charleston
and Baltimore. In reference to publishing
hundreds of names merely to expose the
petty subterfuges the Democrat resorts to
to keep up tariff idea, we have only to
saw that before it is much older We shall
pin those names to its coat tail IN way
from which there will be no escape. In
the mean time, if more than two patent
democrats in the Senate and two in the
House voted for Morrills tariff bill, we call
upon it 10 name them, or if our list Is in
correct, We challenge it to publish one that
1t calls correct. We hope democratic tariff
men will mark its course as regards this
proposition-a perfectly fair one-from
which no honest politician ought to shrink.
We repeat, what we have often said,
that tariff men have but one chance for
procuring the passage Of bill giving such
protection as will revive the iron trade and
other interests, and that Is to elect Lincoln
President & sJach men as Hale to Congress,
and members of the Legislature who will
put majority Of tariff men in the L. 5.
Senate-for so long as the democrats con-
troll the Presidency, the House Of Repre-
sentatives, or that body, our iron works
will be what they arc now, quiet as grave
Yards
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-08-09
A Few Plain Questions.

Will the Lewistown Democrat, which
has always profeessed to be great stickler
for union-saving, answer the following
questions
1st. Was not Douglas unanimously nom
mated by the regular democratic convention,
the only body called to name candidate
for President?
I'd. Did it not declare it would support
the Irregular democratic nominee" and did
it not, in pursuance of that declaration,
put up the names of Douglas and johnson
Sd. Were not the majority of boilers,
qc5to PIT in aoseinGtion Breckenridge and
Lane, OPEN AND AVOwED DIsUNIoNIsTs !?
4th. Ought majority of convention
hold boilers aud disorganizers as their
equals, and treat with them as such?
5th. If Douglas is the regular demo
cratic nominee, are not Breckenridge and
his friends disorganizers?
We write the above at the suggestion of
4 Douglasite, who says he cannot under
stand the Democrats course in putting up
one man for President, and advocating the
almost direct support of another for the
same office
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-08-09
The Disunion Candid. tes.

The Philadelphia Press, in noticing the
position taken by number Of supporters
OF Breckenridge and Lane who openly state
their chief reason for advocating the Sc
cession nominees to be that they believe
such a course to be best calculated to Sc
cure a dissolution Of the confederacy, says:
"This is the first ticket ever presented for
sutfrages of the American people claiming
to have a reasonable prospect Of securing
single electoral vote, which has been bold
ly sustained by any body of men as disu-
Mon ticket. The old Abolition Presidential
tickets that were run in the Northern
States previous to the formation of the Re
publican party might also properly be con-
sidered d;sunion tickets, and most of those
who sustained them freely acknowledged
that they desired dissolution of the Un-
ion, and even petitioned Congress on the
subject-but they did not receive more than
a few thousand votes in any State. The
Southern disunion candidates deserve no
more respect or support from the Democra-
cy of the Union, nor from the conservative
men of any party, than the abolition can
dldates of 1910 and 1874 The friends Of
the former want to dissolve the Union now
because they love the ultraisms of slavery
better than our existing form of National
Government, and the friends of the latter
desired the same end, because their ultra
abolition ideas overruled all other consider
ations. Extremes meet" and it is cur
ious to notice this remarkable similarity of
action between the Fire-eaters and the ul-
ira Abolitionists.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-08-09
PILES PILES PILES
H-hnf Is IT. Hor CurtHy ?

Thousands Of persons have Pies-suffar .oE years
with the seAseye5 iew know what II H. or how i =
cured Every case Of Piles, whether manifested IN
The form of external tuuOrs frequent bleediass, oE
in violent itching and irritation eenenGs essentially
lpau congestion of the abdoaiE7, circulate
TINS produces the engOTgeneLt- Z on oi the VEINS
formation Of tEulors. hemorrhages f'l ana suffering
and the disease only be fundamentally cured -
medicines which, taken internally. relieve this ycnoas
congestion. Hence cinJmeuEs. WASHES and even IN
iections. are 50 inefiecICal.
Huaphrsv Homeopathic Pie .Spacr. simple sugar
pill taken three times per Gay, the olS
ease by curing the condition upon which th- disease
depends. Hundreds have been cured BY Il. even O..
the most obstinate All viii ta promptly bene-
fitted bv il. Price 30 cents a box.
y. B.--A full set Of Humphreys HameoPatEie SPs-
ccs with Book of Directions and twenty different
Remedies IN large walls morocco case = ditto 4
plain case, 81 case of fifteen boxes, and Book s.
Single boxes 25 cents ard 50 cents.
These Remedies by the single box ease are sent
by mail express free II charge. any address,
receipt Of the price Address
DR.. F. HUMPHREYS CO.
No. SOP Broadway. New YORK
CHARLES RITZ Wholesale s5d RetaiE Agaat f2r
Leristoc aat ecis and druggists and stores geesrqg
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-08-09
An Arnold Burr Democrat.

The principal leader in the boiling move
ment at Charleston and Baltimore, which
resulted in the nomination of Breckenridge
and Lane, has avowed the following treas
enable letter to be genuine, but attempts
to screen himself now under the plea that it
Was hastily written and did not mean dis
union We commend it to those union
saving democrats who in 1856 were so
fearful of Fremont, as showing the COM
pany they are in now:
MONTGOMERY, June Is.
DEAR SIR Your kind favor of the 18th is
received. | hardly agree with you that
general movement can be made that will clear
out the Augean stable. If the Democracy is
overthrown, it would result in giving place to
a greater and hungrier swarm of flies. The
remedy of the South is not in such process;
it is in a diligent organization Of her true
men for prompt resistance to the next aggres-
sion 1t must come in the nature of things
No national power can save US: no sectional
party can ever do it; but if we do as our faith
ers did, organize committees Of safety all
over the cotton States, and it is only in them
that we can hope for an effective movement
IRE shall fire tie Southern heart, instruct the
southern mind, gre courage TO each other, and
at the proper moment, by one o1,gaaized con
certed action Ce can p1ecipiate tie cotton states
into q ,,rolution The idea has been shadow
ed forth in he South by Mr.. Rufhn, and has
been taken up end recommended in the Ad-
vertiser 1.-THE Montgomery organ Of Mr.. Yam
cyl under the name of . The League of Uni.
ted Southerners," who. keeping IN their old
party relations on all other questions: will
hold the Southern issues paramount, aud VII
influence parties, Legislatures and statesmen.
have no time to enlarge, but to suggest
merely.
Signed w. L. YANCY.
To James 5. Slaughter.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-08-09
School of Design for Women
w. L. YANCY.
[Signed.
Ia-4-

An incorporated institution Of this kind
has been in operation in Philadelphia for
some years, the object being to provide en-
ployment for females in arts heretofore
but partially open to them, by means of
which hundreds who have now precari-
Gus subsistence as hired help or at health
destroying needlework, might not only
earn livelihood for themselves but some
thing to lay by for future day Joseph
Harrison, ESD, is President of the institu-
ton, with a number Of well-known names
as directors, and P. p. Morris, ESQ, of the
respected Morris family, Secretary and
Treasurer. The school is under charge of
I. w. Braidwood as Principal, with Mary
Jane Greig teacher of Drawing and Paint
ing, +. X. Hayhurst teacher of Plane Ge-
ometry and Prospective, w. E. TomIinson
teacher of Wood Engraving. Charges for
instruction are very moderate, and where
parties are really unable to pay will be re-
duced 10 mere tTlne or nothing. The
instruction afforded at this institution con-
sists of nine classes, embracing drawing,
shading, painting in colors, surface decora-
tions, perspective, &C., and an industrial
department to learn designing, wood en-
craving, or print cutting.
The year will be divided into two terms,
of five months each the first commencing
September lst, and ending January 3lst |;
the second commencing February lst, and
ending June Both The charge for tuition
will be S12 per term, Gin advance,) from
which no deduction will be made, except
in eases of protracted sickness. Excep-
tional Glass, s24 per term. For further
information address, Thomas Braidwood,
Principal, 1884 Chestnut street, Philadel-
phia,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-08-09

RA-Decatur was regularly chiseled ont of
the nomination for Commissioner on Monday
IN the democratic convention. When asked
why that township was thus sighted, one of
the old canal tribe said something ike the
following: Oh, it don't matter much
the Dutch down there will think its all
right, and vote for anybody we put on the
ticket; and besides. we'll put some of 'enn on
for President or Vice President at demo-
cratic meeting, and that will tickle 'em long
enough to keep up their democracy until we
can promise something else."
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-08-09

EG~Our proposition to nominate Judge
Hale for Congress without the formality of
regular district conferee meeting, in case there
was no opposition, continues to disturb the pat
ent democratic editors-the Sullivan county
Democrat, published at Laporte, being the la,
test in the ring. The poor fellows most of
whom don't know whether to bark for Dug
and the Pope, or Breck and disunion, are
wonderfully excited at a simple proposal to
do informally what every body knows would
be done formally. We dare say the whole
pack would be glad to see any one else than
Mr. Hale on the track
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-08-09
Ho,,oway,s pills and Ointment.

Ntcsssit eofzpsls sasBilscss FerTAothIng l. Iro1s
disagreahie to the sick than the nanseeus
physicians frequently oblge them 10 swallow: gel "a
desire for health Is the potent argument NllS siI
the pill and DISCUSSES the bitterness OF tne
Hollowsss Pills, however. oevise this difHcIlt3 ~
the rapiCIty and certainty Of their sctlon Oh We
stomach liver Snd bowels they set eect0aly tlst
they viii Immediately the worst phases Of ln6l-
gesfon, Headache. Bilious Fever, Depression OF sET-
It's ke Weinyite ali who unac9usinted with theTEl
If il were possible 20 any such, give them tIal
and will assure them speedy snd permanent Ieei
and ell skin diseases, Holloways ointment IS the most
sffectflsl remedy in use.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-08-09
Book Notices.

Biographical Sketches Of the Signers ofthe
Declaration Of Independence, is the title of
work which has just issued from the press of
Mr.. G. G. Evans, proprietor of the great gift
bookstore of Philadelphia. The work embra-
ces historical remarks upon the declaration
of Independence, and a sketch of the lead
ing events connected with the adoption of
the articles of Confederation, and of the Fed
eral Constitution, by Benson j. Losing. 1t
is illustrated with fifty portraits of the sign
ers, and with other engravings. A copy of
this book with handsome gift worth from
fifty cents to one hundred dollars, will be sent
10 any address on receipt of one dollar for
the work, and twenty.one cents to pay the
postage.
The Home book OF Health and Medicine, a
family doctor, embracing the law and means
of physical culture adapted to practical use,
loss of digestion, breathing, ventilation, uses
of the lungs, circulation and ren ovation, laws
and diseases of the skin, bathing, clothing,
temperature, food and cooking, exercise
and rest &C., &c. This valuable treatise on
the preservation and culture of health con
tains the substance of course of popular
lectures, prepared by DR.. W. A. Alcott. A
copy of this work with handsome gift will
be sent on the receipt of one dollar for the
book and twenty-one cents for postage. With
each book purchased at the Gift Book Estab
tablishment of G. G. Evans, No. 439 Chest
nut street, Philadelphia, handsome present
is given, worth from fifty cents to one hun
G. Evans, No. 439 Chestnut street, Philadel-
phia.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-08-09
COUNTY CONVENTION.

The members of the Peoples Party are
requested to meet in accordance With their
usages at their respective places of election,
on Saturday, llth day of August, next, and
elect delegates to represent them in Coun-
ty Convention, to be held at Lewistown, on
Monday, 18th day of August, to nominate
a county ticket, &c.
GEO. W ELDER,
Chairman County Committee.
Lewistown, July 26, 1860.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-08-09

AGRICULTURAL SocIETY.-At meet
ing of Miflin County Agricultural Society,
held in pursuance of the charter, on Wed
nesday, August lst, John Hines was ap-
pointed chairman pro tenn, when the follow
ing officers were reelected for the ensuing
year:
President-E E. Locke.
Vice Presidents-John Henry, James Nc
Cord, A Wakefield.
Corresponding Secretary-F. J. Hoffman.
Recording Secretaries-George Frysinger,
Joseph S. Waream.
Treasurer and LibraTian--William Russell.
Executive Committee-T. W. Moore, Thos.
Mayes, Moses Miller.
On motion, Resolved, That meeting of
the Society be held in the Town Hall,
Lewistown, on Tuesday afternoon, August
18th, 1860, at which the stockholders and
all Others interested in the association be
/ invited to attend.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1860-08-09
LEGISLATURE.

A. F. GIBBONEY of Union township. is
spoken Of by a number Of voters as a suit
able candidate for the Legislature, and If
nominated. will DO doubt receive the approx
al Of the taxpayers Of Mifiin county