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, VOLUME 63. _RICHMOND, MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 12, 1859. --\,nlID1,D .
' ;--—-. — ....—»-*. ------■■■ ■■ i .. 51 — -—-1___WtJlBhK 137.
RICHMOND DAILY WHIG.
THUMB:
D»llr Paper, 98 par annum . Hard Weekly, *5 ; Weakly, 98; al
ways In advance Brnnlttani-rw may be made at the risk of it.#
PnbUahara In nil caaca where evidence In taken on the depoalt of a
latter In the Poet OAco c juulnlai money.
AnvaariMna.
On* Sqnarw, (10 Unrs) nr leas, one Insertion. n
Hath additional Insertion. 15
One month without alteration.$« is
Thren do do .....To 10
do do .SO <0
Twnlve do do . nig
Two Squares, Three montha. .15 io
Wa months. ...55 | g
Tweleo months. 80ig
Nn adrertlaement to ba eonsldoted by the month or yei r
nniees apeclOed on the Manuscript, or previously acrred upon b* •
tween the parties.
An advertisement not marked on the ropy for n apecUed nnis
bce of Inscrtioua will be continued until ordered aul, and payment
aaaeted-*1~aiT
tf Buoitlsu Aneaavt tanam. —To avoid any mlaowdemtandlng
SL the part ol the Annual Advertisers, It Is proper to state dlsCsoei/v,
that their privileges only estrndstn their Immediate business Kesl
Batata, Legal and ail other Advertisements sent by them to be nn
Additional charge, and no variation.
IV Real Estate and tienrral Agents* Adve *lsemenla not to he
Inserted by the year, hut to be charged at Ihe usual rales, subject
to such discount* as shall he agreed upon.
t-V lloosaeHera and yearly advertisers,generally, engaging one
or more tpuarea, with the privilege of change, shall not, on th. Ir
yearly average. In any one week. Insert wore than the ameunt
agreed upon aa the standing rule under the contract, and all eacec
ding such amount to be charged at the usual rates
Advertisements Inserted In the Send tVreklv Whig at 7S cento
par square of 1 O lines or leas for the first Insertion, and SO cauls
par square for such continuance, nr If weekly. 78 eenla.
HBf'OHB LARfiE A*U S7THSITIVE
OPESIN'G OK
DRY GOODS.
B B ■: EUEM & I * O \
HAVR been opening, In part, daring th# pact wrrk, and by th#
steamer from New York to day will b# In racrlpt of their fall
•#rnnd supply of Dry Uooda.
W# have bought many large lot* of Drees Goods at th# CLAMING
AUCriOMflALKI In New York during th# past week, aU uf which
we shall offer at esrtrerne *otc price*.
W# rail special attention to a large and choice assortment of
Dress Fllks, embracing aU grades, from 75 cents per yard
to the richest stylrs
Printed American and French D# Lai*##
Mowselin# l>« Lain** Kobes, at vsry reduced prices
Printed French Merinos
Klch Plaid and IHriped Poplins
Velours de Paris
And a great variety of other n«*w and beautiful fabrics.
assortment of Kmbrsldrric* |« now complete, amongst them
French Muslin Collars, at pricss much less lit an usual
Real Point Lace do.
Maltese do. do.
* '. ‘■ M>irn<na uinnacnu
W( are alao m»ktnr law n.l.lltlon. to rmr
STOCK oK N Kioto CLOTHING:
Large Iota of 34 an J 6 4 Fulled CloUw
Maryland P.nltentl.ry lit.,,,.
Shrrp Gray R.ttnrti, all iiualltira
Virginia Jc.no, Me.. Me.
Alan, a large otock of Faced Caalnrta an I Caadmeret, Negro and
Bed Blankefa. llRKKl'KN A FOX,
oe**—lt___ _JIIJ Bread Street.
■ MftO. FALL. IH50.
A. K. PARKKR & OO.
S BLENDED ASSORTMENT OF STAPLE AND PANCT DRY
GOODS.—IVrtakr plaiurv In aunnunclng to oar frlrn.1* at,.I
thr imhlic generally, llial w.* hare now In .t.mi l w. II *.
leetrd atoek FOREIGN and DOMESTIC DRY GOOD*, to width
•every rrapeelfully Invife Ihrlr nllentluli :
Plain Mark and Plea re, I SILKS
Rich Bla. k i.llos dk rOOMK
•* « GROS DK KKSOM, for mourning
•• •• tw,» r>«unee,l SILK ROIIKS
Katra Rich Colored SII.K ROMES
“ “ Parb Printed MorssELINR ROBES
Bleh Parla ChlnU Printed Mors.4H.INFS
POFI.INS, VALENTI AS, POLL DK CIIKVUKS
Plain and Printed French M Kill Nolls
Black French MKUISOKS
Bla.-k MOSS KLINES
Black h,(Ml!k/INKS. Black AI.PAPAS
CLOTH*. CkSSIMKREN and VESTINGS
S-4 and 6-4 lleary rri-LED CLOTHS
Sheen*. Grey SATINETS, LINSEYS, Ac.
Bed Blanket.
While and Colored Serranf, BLANKFTS.
Together with every article uaually kepi In a Arat ela** Dry Go,ala
Hotter. AU of Vtdch we will oell rery cheap, ».'>1— t*
JERSEY CITY MOI'LUI.VU A.VD HU.MMi MILL,
CORNER OF GKKKNR AND MORGAN STREETS.
JOHN Bo V(iliLKK« • • • ProprUI*r.
WOOD Mouldings, lb *<U an<l Architrave* rnnstunify on hand
and worked to order. AIao. Pew Capo, Kails And Hand Rail*
Intido Trimming* of every d.*s* r.|»tl.»n. Brackets. 1 ruasrs, And All
klad* of Scroll au«1 Straight Hawing, House Carving, Ac., Ac. Auy
desired pattern worked to order At short notice. Wood Turninglo
Ail Its branches Plain, Panneled am I Octagon Newels, on hand
aad mad« to order. HalusUrs *>f All sites And descriptions, Ac ,
Ac., Ac. Mahogany, Blsck Walnut, Oak, Cherrv And Pine Stair
RaUs, sewed or worked to order. The prices mark. .I on esch pat
tiro of the book sent to order to Any part of the United Stetes. Are
for 100 feet running measure.
N R —One of the largest stocks of Mouldings end Trimmings,
And free teat variety of Patterns, manufacture.1 of the rery best
materials, will always b* found at this establishment. Planing,
with neatness and despatch. Terms rash.
JOHN K. KUl.I.KR will also manufacture and fire /wirficul*ir
atuntum to Gothic Work, for Churches, Public Buildings, Dwelling
House*, Ac Window Frames, Ac made to order at short notice.
Round and Square Picket Fence, Ac. Also, dealer in Doors, Sashes
and Blinds, of every description, manufactured of the best mate
rial, aad warranted to stand In any climate. Builders’Hardware,
and erery article In that tine, furnished at the lowest cash prices.
Marblelsed Iron and State Mantels, Terra Cotta, Hrs keU,Trusses,
WtndowAUpe, Ac.. Designs and Drawings furnished at short
outlee w anl - kte
ii ■: it oak S ■; o i T.T
Great Reduction in Price !!
Nil VARIATION nut THE WINTER.
THR NEW VOIt K KKUOHF.NK OIL rO.,lti
tabllahed 1964,) announce that, having made great Improve*
menu in the manufacture of Kerosene, they arc now enable.I to
offer It to the trade at A Kcdureit Prlre,
The attention of consumer* Is respectfully called to the subjoin
ed table. the result of a photc met Heal examination, hy Kit'd N.
Rent, Reg , of New Tork, Chemist, and dated Feb. 9, 18ft9.
%V, fig \i If
mmilL Lmp. 0-3 0*5 - ~i So
r* £-55 o'3 4
-• i.a ** ;l
3 £ 5 V Is
_&'■ u o. Sri
Kerosene Kerosene 1 <,4*«*.» 9,48ft $1 Off fl |0
Oamphene. Csmphene ft,916 1,W ft! 4 8ft
Whale OH. Bolar ... . I,up* K.W inn Him
Lard Oil , Bolar . l.htn 796 1 ‘.*ft 17 70
Bperin Oil . . Bolar. 9,Oift SftO 9 9ft 94 47
Burning Fluid Large Wick IW 900 87 ftn
Reliable orders from the Trade, bv Mail or Te|egrap*i. ntled, on
apptteaOon to AUBTKNft, AgenU.
FR Pearl Htreet, New York.
all the New Yark Wholesale l»rorirlan, Orocert, Camphcne and
Burning Fluid Manufacturers and Dealers In l.araps.
N. B — Kerosene is the trade mark of lhe Kerosene Oil Co , and
oil persona arc caution against using th* said trade mark for oth
er oils._ cel dm
f A.n IN HI < I II* l OF TIIKFtl.L Fashion. If
1 of gentlemen's HATH, embracing all the various colors io
and shape*. JOHN TIIOMPBON, H7 Mains!
fpilR FARHKHk’ HOO I .
A. peclslly for Farmers' own wear. The are Double (Me, Hew*
•4 im rirjr Ism Leg rhsf art nistll/ adapted for llanlsmsn.
Ditchers and Tsamaters. Also, a general assortmont of every
other kind worn, cheap at
ocIT_ WM WAIAH
PHILADELPHIA
PREMIUM TRUNKS.
JAM ES K. BROWN.
Manufacturer,
MASONIC TEMPLE,
so. vsi,
CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
mlt-ly
nnoKv i ninNKT*.
C1HIMSKV CAW
/ OHIMNRT CAW!
_ . „ ciiiwnbt oawm
On hind a .apply of th. aho.r Can., f... .air rhrap, at
KK«« .♦ P.RR'B rott.fy,
MS flfflrt nf Itth .nr) Cary Ikrrrta.
WM. B. WILUAMB. BA Ml! Ft. V. RRID
WII.I.MSS Ac HMD,
_ PRODUCE
CommlBBion Merchant.*,
Jf. K CfttSKR WA IttVT A.ft> AKCoMlt KTKKKT,
f'lnrlnnn tl, Ohio,
BnBrtlaTitmfer all Hr,A. of Wolrrn Prntl nr., and natr
IMaraJ I'aali Arlraflr.. on (’aa.liaai.nl. Tot »al», or
PVr..BBndla. hongfct and Blorrd on arrr.trnt of mrrhutn.
aa1»-dtf
bllMOirl II O V
BfSia Hr™ of CIICROH A ri.RMINd l. IM. day dlaanlTarl hr mo
1. jMlwnnal Mr Firming Intnn-llny lo ramor. tn ih. roan
try, Mr. Ohorrh atlt rnntlno. In lh. hti.lnr.. ai ih. old ataod, and
will ooft Mark on hand at roHorotf prior• for rvM*, till IM January
mat Mrh.r partnor la anthmlard In aotll. th. hnalnm of th.
“• •** rnmorn. WII.I.l.M B. CHI Hell,
MW WM F FI FMIdri
AA rt**1* rmn* f i.nvKHtyi n, <■., ..i.hy
*F\F ""in -lm IIARFKT, AMMlaTK.lt A Ufl.IJ.MB
T* R< <h> hhta. Tar, for anl. hy
**_ Fitwra wrmrn.M * on
1 A tllflflSR PRMIR HICK
A V7 111 hhd«. Cana Barn.
IM hhl. B D W * Co.C Ba.ar
Rr-r.Irina, fra .ala.
*W-fl I.BWIB WKBB A JOHN f», WA ft It
1 OO "WM- W*nil.T w 1,01 H, r.ry M,p.rt r
A'/IJ WM hhl. rnahrd, pnadr-rr.l and rlrrl. A and C Co#.,
ho goes
Botes Loaf Bugmr
F hbds cubs Fa gar
Id llrrcra Birr rarrl.lm, for ««l».
IWH I.RWIB writ It A JOHN O WAHR.
lIRK.n R I.KH. 1
A » BRFAR RI.RRBI|
.. _ „. BBR.C RIBFBMII
If yaa want food brand hay a Brand Ihfr.ai
RRBnpr A FARR-B Rottrry,
MW Corn*. of llih and 0ary Itrnu
MKJWHKHN OK THK LKU1RLATU HK »• lo?l
t«*l to cull at the old r«t*h||the<l
CLoTIIINtl If of.apt,
and supply UtMMvIvrt with any articles i h.r may need In lh« way
•f |oo.l and well made Clothing or rurnUhlng (Uoils Keeping al
all times the largest stork and moat fashionable style In the Plate,
and having recently mad* large additions to our stock, with refer
cnee to your wants, ws are prepared to offer you every Induce*
«•«»• Kr.hN, H4LI»UIN a WII.LI %M.«.
lift Main -tre t.
1*1’V AS OVEKCOAT.
4 NO your ay|.-ytloo from a good dork, hating all Ur* ry
'tulalty* for romfnrl, durability and arrurnry, which may by
found at 110 Main Wryyt.
BUY A DRK8S OK BUSINESS COAT,
aa.l by aury tu look at Ui» aaaortmanl ahown aillU Main S' al
the same time he assured that style and <|ualitjr are point* we al
ways try ta have, of the best order.
HUY A PAIR OK PANTS,
rltlirr fancy or black, but by certain to buy n pair of tome kind,
nn l th*n get a good article, «. would rycomuicod I in Main SI
BUY A VEST,
°r Oaalmcrc, ailk or Carkwrrr, Satin or Saltlnrtt, any kind
yon want, and rrmeiubrr 110 MAIN STHKKf, I. tby br»l plary In
town lo make your aclyytloiu. THEM IN A HI LL,
_jl«*_110 Main Street.
'ii 'iiiniMii tiii: Leuiklati re
WILL riND A LAKliK STOCK Or
SUPERIOR CLOTHING
AT
SIMPSON A MILLRR’S,
110 Nlula Slrrrl.
J. H. SIMPSON, Richmond. | II T. MILLER, Nottoway.
IIKAD QUARTERS
RK II.TIOVD mill: ( MITIIINO.
\l KMUKlUnl the Legislature and strangers visiting th« city,
will linil by calling <»n the subaeriher a large awl fashionable
assortment ■ ( ,«■. «• |«>w *■ t1
•(••.silly and workmanship can be had of Northmn manufactory.—
He has been manufacturing Hie larger portion of his wurk hets for
the past ten > ears, and can assure hts custom.-rs tliat they sliall
ha' v hu Hi"Mi u «n« Ci ••tmiNu, tha* shall compare. In every rea
ped, with Northern wink they are now purcha-lng. As I am con
vlnced that clothing cau be manufactures! In lllriimun-l as low as
any rlly In the Union. K. H 8PKNCK,
Clot heir and Merchant Tailor,
Wo 110, cor Main and loth sis,
CIBBAT INDBCBABIITI.
KKADY-MADK t*I«OTIIINU.
DARR kCOTT, IIARKI9 A CO. have recelvest, during ths last
week, large aduitluus to their stock of
Keurly-yiatle Clothing,
and sliall be receiving srrsAJy »|| through (he season, clothing of
every jnt.tt and />rirs, of thrir own manufactory, which, for
-tyl»\ quality and price, theg will guarantee cannot be brat In this
•»r any oilier market. We would tnerefore Invite all In want to
•five us s call, feeling confident that we can make It to their ad
vantage to buy of us. We have on hand an unusually large slock
of Negro Clothing, at very low price*. Koa Uvaults* call on
UAKKAUOTT, IIAKIUA A Co , .Nuu ||g Main si ,
HuccessakTS to Merchant, Weislger A Co.
Win. IK A. fc.TIITII,
DfcALKR Ilf
MEN! HOYS!! AND CHILDREN'S
CLOTHING,
0<^ 114 !TIaln Street.
IMO. notht;. |
K. L>. KEBLINO,
TAILOR AM) CLOTHI*ER,
No, 1*2(1 iHulu Ntrecl,
n AH just returned from New York, and la now prepared to ex
hibit the moat attractive stock of goods that he has ever had
the p'caaure of offeriug to Ids friends ami the public, consisting in
part of
CLOTHS, OASSIMEItES AND VESTINGS,
of Ihrn..w,-.| .tjrlr., whl.-h he will m»t» tn order In the mint tp
proved manner, kits warranted to pleaae in all cases.
AUK),
In store and receiving, a choice selecHon of gent's, youths' and
children's
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
of every rrvl- ami style
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
such as Shirts, Collars, Ties, Gloves, Socks and Drawers; Merino
Shirts and Drawers, of good quality.
•«** R. 1>. KEELING, No. 12C Main street.
FALL AND 1VI.1TEB STUCK OF 1M».
KE.illl II .\ Hi: CLOTHING
W„. AudFuniiuhing Cfo.jds.
F hare now on hand, ana are weekly receTTing the l.arge«t.
Finest and most complete Hlock of the above goods, to be
found, all of our own manufacture, expressly for retailing.
Overcoats, lit gTest variety
Dress and Business Suits, all grads
Velvet, Silk, Hat In and Caav. Vests
Particular attention is called to our large and well selected
stock of Plana, tinder Hurts, Drawers, Collars, lies, Stocks and
Gloves
A call is respectfully solicited before purchasing, as ws are de
termined to sell low for ('asm. N. UTOCKHDALK A BON
_144 M.ln St
im». 1.1. Tit tni:. iH.,i».
CLOTHING AT WHOLESALE.
K. MOM KIM A C'O., 59 and IOO VI A I .N H I II EFT,
HA\ K in attire the largest and best assorted fhH’K of BEADY
made Clothing they have ever offered for sale. Their goods
have been manufactured by themselves, upon the heat terms and
latest style
Merchants are Invited to examine our stock before making Ibrlr
purchases elsewhere. We are determined to offer Uic greatest bar
gains ever been sold. Call at
K. MORRIS A CO.
*«1» MAIM Hula Kmi
riVO Til K I*lfKlj||**—In consrt|uence of the unprrredrnt
_1 ed success of “Our Model Phirt,” we have trade arrange
ment*. (which was heretofore Impossible, on account of the great
demand In New York) to n/t/vip* have a large supply of this popu
lar Hhlrt on hand. In every variety of style and quality, so that
those sending orders will now have them AlU-d regularly ami with
despatch. As we are the sole Agents for this Shirt in Richmond,
we would respectfully call the attention of those who have not
seen Our Model to an examination, and they will bcc.-rnr convinc
ed that It Is the heaf, chdtpcit %nn<i rnnmt tfur.iMr Skirt ever offered
for sale. We are alao prepared to make to order from scksittlflr
measures at short notice, and at rrdOced I triers. We have on
hand a large and desirable stock of OFNTI.FM KN*8 FURNISHING
GOODS. which embraces everytiilng pertaining to the business,
and which will be offsred at greatly reduced prices.
PTGRTKVANT % MAOWIRF,
_S I'.' \ %
C1GBMUGATKD WHOM.Ill IKON A N Ik
J WIRK K A JIJNti (He cured l»y letlrra Patent) Admirably
adapted for enclosing Public brotuib, Cemeterh s, Kalconys, Col
lages. Ac Hheepan.lt>* Hurdle, Patent Wire, Ha< kllng Head
I •leads, wit), every variety of Folding Iron lleadsteads and Iron
Furniture. Patent Wire Goal Mrrreus, Ore, Rand and Gravel
Hcreens, Wire Netting for Mosquito, Mieep, Poultry, and other
purposes. Wire Hummer Houses, Fancy ItlrcWoik In great va
rlsty, for Gardens, Ac.
Si WAf.KFR A HONK, Manufacturers,
No Mft Market, N. R. corner Sixth street, Pt. I lad el pi,la.
oeff— dl y
I Off KSV1I rillM., HKU. II % > 4. I M.t s| I. \ I II
AJ PLATING, Ac. —The subscriber has just returiir.l fr(.m t),e
Northern cities, where he has laid In a large supply mf materials o|
the best quality, used In l.oek*t»lthtng, Bell Ifengltg, Alvei-Pla*
Ing, etc., ami Invites public attention to Ida business lie hat rm
ployed the best Workmen to he had. and is prepared to make to
°rdkr *rrTV kind of Lock, to hang Hells In the best manner, and to ;
.. »•» siir)>:««*e.i i.y any r»«:ib.i*«V
mem In till# country All his work I* warranted. or no sale
After an experience of manv years in this city, and an ac
<inetntarire with the heat Lock maker* In (Ms country, hr fl.ittera
himself (hat he can give aallafci lion, both as to workmanship and
price#, and therefore anllrii* orders from town and country, which
will meet with nrnnipf attention
Persona wUldngto have locks made or repaired, Bella hung In
any atyle, or Silver Plating executed In a superior manner, are in
vlted to call at hla eataldishment on the Huh atrret, three duors
south of Malo, where they will he attended to, at th« ah rt.sl no
Bee
Ordera from a dirt an< e, aent through the post Office, will he Im
mediately Ailed; and Bell hanging dour In any part of the country,
at city price# 9%
Address WM. W. PNMT>,
ill ver Plater, Locksmith and Hell Hanger,
OcIV-dBm loth Street, Richmond, va.
HOTVK TV A It F NVIOKN. I have constantly on hand of
my own manufacture, the following klnda of
Hoots unci Bhoen:
For I.Htllea!
Oalter Boots, with ami without lieelt
Morocco I.lice lloots, with *• ••
Goal Akin. M ••
For firnllriMcnt
Pine Great Hoot#
Bloat Boole, single and double Sole a
Oafnrd Tie# and Hrngsne
For ifllfiea mimI Chlldrrnt
Goat and Morocco Hoots, with and without heel#.
For Moyas
Oelf Brogan# and Oxford Tie#
For Aeryant Itomrni
Moot Goat aa.d Kip Lace Boot#
For * remit TV#»» t
Brogue* and Brogan*
I am prepared to make to order at short notice, any of the above
mentioned klrtdg JKO. G. PAfIK. JR ,
G3 Main Rtreet.
oc91 9 doom above T R PRIOf k PO.
WM RTF.II To purchase or hire, by the let ef January next,
a competent dining room seres ns to remain In the city —
None need applv eecept such aa can produce the beet reference aa
yn capacity ami good charaetcr. Apply to
de* list Jan p If. BASfk'KPR A 00.
IJOOTV FOR HK9T,-A room on aeeoud floor over oar I
IV More, » feet long, entrance from Brrrt
PPRRIN« I CO . 111 FagteBrjaare
W4 9THI. We with to purchaae a good cook, washer and I
trener, to remain In the « By. Per one of good eharrter a I
liberalpHew will hr paid. ief4 PlfMIPR A WIRBToT
JMm RKNT Gw# Tenement on north aide Basin Bank, ad
Joining the office sf Meeera (Inoch A Pchola Apply to
dt# _ WARWICK A RARRABAI.K
W AN I Fit « , • < i« W . n Wsited B/>r»ta
• do Ao do Bh#ee and Otltera
10 wood Brogue hand#
Good workmen will wet steady work and the b*Wi wggef. hy raft- I
H*g at faetfl PV WHITT**. ?* Main Ft |
(tOOK WAKTVG. -We wist to purchase, or Mrs, a i
J nsds Ooofc, without laomubrane# to remain In the city,
•nftft _ KBftT. P4INK A 00
I,NOR ffivn I A ha#ew>**n1 Ptorc Boom In rear of Meaarg. I
W J -hngton A Braneford, and fronting In Lombardy Alley Real I
moderate. Toa# melon given Immediately.
—7 WM W Al.l. ATP BO VP
PV' NKfiNOVRItHPICBB, A goperlor article of ground I
Aftieun Ginger tu keg# and Knveg. Pore ground Cinnamon,
Otovm, Alleptee. Mao#, Pepper. A*. Ae . for fgle low.
•mw w PrTPRAGti. Avwggfot IBB lain *
Cimkrar, rwwrcMr. ,-ii.. *n,rn,i,iW'i
/ pr!»» qgtlll;, uM in Im or4*», w. Iwxll", i«4 for »lc br
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•04 A. It MOORR, AST., Oary K
MOHMOND WHIG.
mSTIKO IS CUMBERLAND.
S.ily of the citizen* of Cumberland county, over 46
years of age, haring enrolled themselves for the purpose
of organizing a military companr, had a meeting at Cum
berland Courthouse, uu the Hd day of December, 1(469,
when Capl. Win. fee, war called to the Chair, and It. B.
Woodson >u appointed Secretary.
On the motion of Col. V. Parrish, the following pre
ainhle and res4>liition* were adopted :
Whereas, we deem this organization necessary at this
lime, not only on account nf the fratraeidal outrage per
pctratcd at Harper's Kerry, Ijy a band of law less thieves
wnd assassins, hut particularly on account of the sympa
thy and cticoursgcmcnt given to these lawless proceed
ings, evinced by the resolutions passed in various meet
mgs in the Northern States—«ome of those meeting*, too,
attended by men in high ollh ial position* ; we have been
tohl that there is a conservative partv at the North—nun
who recognized our rights a* guaranteed to us by the
Constitution ol tbe I'nited Slates—anti who would unite
with us in defending them; we are, liowever, reluctantly
constrained to believe that it there is such a ptrtv, it is
too weak or too tiinid to raise its voice or its arm in our
defence We are not tlisiiuionisls, tint law-abiding citi
zen* ol these United State*, who know our rights as free
men, and who mean to maintain them. Should these ag
gression* by Northern fanatics lie persisted in, ami the
public press and public opUitou at the North continue to
encourage these depredation* on our petrous and prop
erty. we see nil Other alternative than to dissolve sll eoi •
He -lion with them, and place ourselves in a position to
defend ourselves against all invasion of our rights or dis
turlmncc of our domestic institution*. Thcrliire
f\rvo/serf. Irt. That we now 01 gvnire ourselves into a
military company, to lie called the Cninlierl.ind (iuard.
/frsofrrif, 2nd. That as this is an organization, not
embraced in (he militia laws of Virginia, the Cbait
man shall appoint a t'sinuuittee ol four, whose duty it
shall lie to petition the Executive, or Legislature if ne
cessary. to enable us legally to organize a military corfis,
and to lie furnished with such arms as may lie necessary
and proper
littoiserf, :ird. That the Chairman appoint a committee
of five, whose duly it shall lie to report to this meeting,
by-laws lor the government of the same ; also to divide
this company into four sections—one for each magisteri
al district-to difme their local duties a«a liomeg tard.and
anything else they may deem proper, for tarrying into
effect the object* of this association.
The t'hairman then appointed the following committee:
Committee under the secoud resolution—Dr. Kobett
Henderson, Dr. Each. Tallev, Col. V. Parnell, and tieo.
If. Mathews.
Committee under the lid resolution—Col. V. Parrish.
Col. James M. Austin, Jno. W. Wilson, Titos. U. Clarke,
and H. li. Woodson,
KunlreJ, That n copy of the foregoing proceeding
be forwarded to the Richmond Whig, Richmond Eiii|iiirer
tinl Richmond Etatniner, with a rcvpicst to each to pub
lish the same.
WILLIAM I.EE, Cli n.
II. B. Wood ox, S. c'y.
A CRAN'D CONSERVATIVE DEMONSTRATION IN
PHILADELPHIA.
Kioill tile Philadelnhia PihiulViumi. nf Tlnirfi l-r
we make up a condomed report of ilie grand rally of na
tional anil conservative men iu that eitv Wedues lav
night.
The Ptnnftu/mnian says:
The 7th of December, i859, will deserve an immortal
memory. It will take iu place in history as the day ot
the pram! and overwhelming demonstration of the patri
otic citizens of Philadelphia, w ho have determined to set
their feet ii|»on the sectional strife now raging in the
nails of Congress, and in other portions of our beloved
land. They determined tint this city, the home of In
Icpcndence, should be Iree from any stain of fratricidal
snctiniialiam, and that a voice should ring out from un
der the shadow ol the Hall of Independence, to tell their
brethren of the linked Stales of the Western World, that
however others may feel. Philadelphia stands inunovea
•tie as a rock, for the I'nion and the Constitution.
All over the city during yesterday, patriotic demon
strations wore made, and it was evidcut that the heart
of the people, irrespective of party, was iu the move
ment.
Early in the morning, a salute of lot) gnus was fired
hr a sipiad of artillery nt the landing of the Charleston
and Savannah steamship company, above Vine street.
Another salute of Irtn guns was also tired from Smith’s
Island.
At an early hour in the morning, a company of enthu
siastic individuals paraded through itm streets with a
swivel mounted upon a wagon, winch was bred at inter
vals much to the annoyance of some parties and the
amusement ot others. The aUeution of the police was
tliracu-d to the subject and the fun at once suspended.
The shipping along Delaware avenue in mauy instate
cos displayed their colors.
Flags were displayed from all the prominent liote's
from the armories of the State Feneibles, National (inard,
Cadwaladcr Grays, State Arsenal, the Pointed Warehouse
at Front and Lombard Streets, and many other places.
Between »'* and 7 o’clock in the evening a number of
the fireman rang the bells in the engine hons> s of their
respective companies.
The bel s of Sr. Stephen's and other ohurches were
also rung about the same time.
We have never seen anything to surpass the rush to
Jayne's llall. As .soon as the doors were opened, thou
studs of persons poured up the stairs iu a solid column,
more like a tniglity army than a gathering of civilians.—
Every trade, profession or occupation, hail its represen
tatives, ami the spirit sparkling from their eves ami voe-al
iu their speech was hearty, enthusiastic ami national.—
At the hour for organization the crow d was packed ami
jammed clear up against the platform, and the crush was
dangerous to weak ribs.
The llall which was honored by the holding of this
grand gathering, was very handsomely decorated in va
rious wavs. From the roof Hotted an. American Hag._
On the front of the edifice a niiinmoth transparency was
suspended, hearing the names of all the States.
On either side of these transparencies were gas jets
burning brightly—one for each Suit- of the Confede
racy.
Within the vast llall the scene was imposing. At the
Carpenter street end ol the Hall, the semi circle ol liov
cs was beautifully adorned with double festoon* of flags,
extending along the whole length of the paunels. ^|n
the centre, just behind and above the seat of the I’re-n
dent, was a portrait ol the Father of Iris Country, tin
the right anti left ol this picture, anil draping it in their
folds, were the National and State tohns of Col. le wis'
1st Uegimcnt Pennsylvania Volunteers.
Disposed nbout the hall, ami |»-mlaut from the boxes,
were many flags ami I tanners, which presented a gay ami
brilliant aspect to the scene. Among them were no less
than four flags belonging to tire Seott Legion. Two of
these flags wen- two no in the battle* of nor entmtrv .In.
ing 1812, ntnl were seen waving over the ranks of our
countrymen at North I’oinl. The other two lltgsol the
’•Iseginn*’ were truly magnificent am! cost I v. The-* were
preaenteil to the “la gion" in the I'ity nf Mexico.
A handsome banner wt< presented to the Committee
of Arrangements br Mr. Wm. A. Edward*. It figured
among the decorations of the llall.
Mr. James S. Hibbons, Chairman of the Committee of
Arrangements, called the meeting to order, ami on bis
motion Uie following officer* were selected to preside :
PsMMuntr—lion. Joseph K Ingeimll
tics Psrsmnm-Hnn Jas t'amphetl, H..n J.wtah Ran tall Hnn
Isaac lluilehurst, Hnn Wm It Rent,lion (Jen Sharawoml t|,.n *1:1*
hewt*. lion Klein! f -at lion Jax Page. II S Henry M r’uller II.o,
Henry M t'ntlllpa, Hnn til K Price, lion Peter Mct'all, Hon Hen VI
Whartnn, linn Jim C Knot, lion Ms .1 Ring, Morton M< Mletiarl
Col JolmSstn. P Oarroll Mrraiter, J R Planlgen, Knt.t Tyler Wni
A Porter, Rich*! 0 hale, Roht Kslng. S It Har.-rnR tiro t) Preaburr
It W Bailey.Hen It linker, Sami Jaebson. M n. Hen o Ca-lvala<ter
John Urigjt. P W tlrayann. Jaa Jefferti., Aug Heston. Abraham
Kngltab, Wm R Polls, Chat Robb, l.rnn J Ur/, J l .lgar Thomson
Oso It Sluail, J * Wllliamaon, P JrnkaSmlth, Jo* It Thompson Wni
C lanlwtg. Jnn Thomas, Jn* M Cowell. John W Sexton, Wm M r,,*
l*r, Jr, Cha* II Plshrr, Jas Magee, A J lirexet, Chat Marallster P
H tloddard. At It, P C Klimakrr, Chaa tngeranll. tie,, tv IfM.l’lr
Sami It Perkin*. St den T Camp belt, J Kna. Snowden, J Pern Hotel,'
inaon. Prw-l Pratey, C J Hiddle. John C Buimi. 0 l> Melg. M ft Wm
Slruthers, A J l.e*t», (ten R ‘Patterson. R It Brewster IteniAn
drewi, J Con.tends*, t. J..t,n C Hunter, R KriWd, Joa C tlruhb J
W Baron, M It, (Iso Henderson. Win Swalm. John Welsh. Sami' V
Mfrrlik, Oro W Rtlv«ri|p,Ofu McHenry.
Patriotic and stirring speeches, from some of which we
make extracts, were made lijr Hon. J. R. Ingerstdl. lion.
Edward King, Josiah Randall, Isaac llaulchmst, Rotiert
Tyler, Henry M. Poller, II. II. lircwsier, Mr. I’ripe and
other*. Tlie following resolution* were adopted
The cHisena of Philadelphia, assembled in general
town meeting, desiring, at this juncture, to express an
earnest sympathy with their fi llnw-citix- ns of Virginia,
recently threatened with an attempt to produce a servile
reyolt, hare
1. AVso/rsrf, That the longer the government of the
I'nlon exists, with its manifold and inestimable Messing*
the more it Is consecrated hy the alT-elion and devotion
of lht.se who, as we do, ‘‘know no North, no South, no
East, no Wed, but one common country," whose integri
ty the Constitnlion alone *»ctjrr*, »m| whose varying In
terests the I'nion harmonises and prota- ij,
2. AV.o/>■*,/, That, In the Judgment of the citisen* of
Philadelphia, this sentiment of fidelity to the I nion
would he fruitless, did it not imply an obligation, itnpli
fitly and practically to recognise every duty which the
Constitution presetibes, and obey and carry honrstlv into
execution, all the law* of Congress, enacted under the
Constitution.
8. RrmlttH, That no part of the Constitution of the
Polled States, or of the lav* nf ftongre-g, ape pjgre obli
gatory on the citisans of the Republic, than ll.osg ^hk-h
prescribe the duty of restoring, under judicial process,
fugitive* from latior. and that all 'tfemptx or tombina
t oua to defeat or frustrate those provision*, and all
State legislation to the same end, are con-lemned hy the
jndgment of this community.
4. /fesn/re.1. Tit*t in view of what ha# recently ocenr.
r-'d In the Commonwealth of Virginia, the ritirena of
Philadelphia disavow, a* they have always done, any right
or wish to Interfare with the domestic institution* of their
*i«ter State*
fi. /iVso/r.d, That they reprobate, in the Wrongest and
elearsst terma all attempts, whether hy invasion, seetel
instigation or the promulgation in any form of fanatical
opinions, to excite servile tnwnrrerlion, or to arouse those
who are lawfully held in seryitgda to do violence and
bloodshed
rt Afsto/red. That, looking merely to the past, theT
deliberately express thalr approval of the recent admin
l-tratloo of justice In lha Commonwealth of Virginia, by
which, according to the form* of laar, strictly observed,
the .-owmimioa of a great crime has I teen judicially pro
ved, and the puuishuieut awarded by law to that crime
has been intlictrd.
7. ffno/wt/. That it is a simple matter of duty, to ex
press the souse which the citizens of Philadelphia have
o! the energy and fidelity with which the Executive au
thorities ol Virginia hare discharged, from first to last,
the painful aud responsible duly which the emergency
imposed.
H- knolrtd. That the Executive of Pennsylvania, in
promptly surrendering, on the regain!lion of the Govern
or of Virginia, those fugitivea front justice who sought
refuge within our borders, discharged bia duly to the Con
stitution, and for doing so, merits, and has received, our
hearty approval.
9. kfo/rrd. That the prompt suppression, in the first
instance, of the Harper's Kerry outbreak, is now, and it
is hoped, will always be, regarded as a most marked il
lustration of the value of the Union, and the efficiency
of it* Executive authorities in rurniahiog on tbe spot and
at a moment's notice the militarv means to suppreas a
local and dangerous revolt, and refciquishing to the State
a .thurifies the vindication of the violated law.
Q11 • '*. Hnoltd, That earnestly assuring our I relhren of
the South that there exists among the people ot Penn
sylvania a determined spirit to assert aud inainuin the
Constitution of the Union, and the rights of the States
under it, we ask in return, confidence, aud that dignified
moderation which confidence and patriotic antipathy in
spire. ‘
II. AVso/ee./, That these resolutions, rmbodving the
sense or a vast majority of the citizens ol Philadelphia,
without distinction ol' party, signed by the officers of the
meeting, lie published in all tln^newspaper* of Philadel
phia aud Washington.
Gov. Wish a.\n Paasioaar Ht <hakak_The Wash
ington ComtUmlum ;publishes the correspondence be
tween Gov. Wise and tbe President, to which allusion is
made in the Governor s Message. The Governor com
municate* the information relating to the conspiracy to
rescue John Grown and his associates, in order that the
President may take steps to preserve peace Is tween the
-State*; protest* that his purpose is peaceful, and
*f.r» that if another invasion assails this State or its
citizens, from any quarter, he will pursue the invaders
wherever they may go, into any territory, and punish
them wherever arms can reach them. Copies of the
letter were scut to the Governors of Maryland, Ohio and
Pennsylvania. The President replies that he has sent
two companies to Harper's Kerrj to protect the public
Property there, and would hate granted such aid a* tl c
Constitution nnd laws of the United K tat vs enabled him
to nfiord, had the application been made to him, and had
uot the "noble old Commonwealth" Iwcti abundantly able
aud willing to carry iter own laws into cxcculiou. He
conclude* a.- follow* ;
Von also inform me that “places in Maryland, Ohio,
and 1 cnnsylvania, have been occupied as depot* and ren
dezvous by these desperadoes, unoliatructed by guards
or otherwise, to invade” Virginia, and you apprise me of
these facts in order that I "may take steps to preserve
|icace between the States. I am at a loas to discover an v
provision in the Constitution or laws of the United Stales
which would authorize me to "like steps” for this pur
|iOwe. It is, doubtless, the imperative duty of the respec
tive Sute governments to break up such depots, and to
prevent their citizens from making incursions into Vir
ginia to disturb it* d ace or on-vent the ris-mlnn nf l»
Uwa. It the Federal Executive, however, were to enter
those States and perform this dutv for them, it would be
a manifest usurpation of their rights. Were I thus to
set, it would be a palpable invasiou of State sovereignty,
and, as a precedent, might prow highly dangerous, lit
authority lor calliug out the militia or employing the ar
my and navy i< jenved exclusively from the acts of
Congress of the 28th February, 1795, and the :;d March,
18o7, which, clearly, do not embrace such a case as is
uow presented. It will not be pretended that such in
cursions from one State into another would l>« an inva
s.on of the United States “from any foreign nation or
Indian tribe,nIunder the act of February, 1796, rendering
it lawful for the 1‘iesident to employ the federal force
“to re|»cl ffucb uivamou.”
In coiioltuiou, 1 beg to express {he Uoj* that, whether
the information you hare received be founded in truth
or not, tile energetic measures already adopted unde r
vour direction will prove sullieietit for anv emergency
that may occur. Yours, very respaetful y,
Jams RlCHANAX.
New Yore Flection.—We have already announced
the election of Fernando Wood to the Mayoralty of New
Voik. A letter from there says:
There was the usual fighting in certain localities_in
the Fourth and Sixth Wards—resulting in a fearful ag
gregate ol black eves and bloody noses, but beyond tins,
there was uo disturbance to s|ic’ak of. The Seventh Keg
imeut were under a. ins all day, but, happily, there was
uo occasion for their aervices.
As a matter of course, the election has been the lead
ing idea everywhere. Wall street, the Stock Exchange
and the markets were dull in consequence of inanv of
t ic '‘operators" beiug at the polls.
It is a universal remark that never was so much nionev
spent—nor so openly and untdushingly spent—at aii
election before- The “strikers ' have done an immensely
prolitable biisiue-s, and most of ihecandidates have bveii
phlebotomized on the most magnilicent scale.
hi rmuixo lx 8|. I-ot is.— The St. Kouis Republican of
Saturday says :
There were several sleighing parties yesterday, who no
doubt enjoyed the circumstance of their being snow on
the ground: Perhaps there are some who don't own am
sleighs, nor haven t the money to hire them—some that
have to struggle hard to keep comfortable these hitter
'lays who did not see any -|tecial dispensation for their
benefit in the glittering white particles over which the
swift-going runners glided.
1,500 4,500 l >n
n tvi: ri:i:\ soi.D!
1 ,ooo 1,000 1,000
IN VIRGINIA I
Next in" tjarliin«»«
TO TIIK CITIZENS OE VIROINIA,
With the assurance that for all practical purpose* they cannot
lie equaled.
Ka-'h SI At'IIINV so|.l rrom this Office Is warranted In every re*
pert, and kept in repair, KKKK OK Cll SKOK KOR KICK YEARS
°J l *rment OX oltllKR OH RK/.n-KIl )• Of AIA
Miin^ M oitlrrinK from * tlUUnt-e nm«l Kiid llif MootT
with thrir or»1rr, or gr».. I city rrfrrrnue.
MACHINIW purkfil AndNlt|p|»fwl In any jn.lnl without uhire#*.—
Alw*. full liMitnirtimi* f.-r lliclr u«r
Or.h r* or iMt.-r* of in |uirjr A>l.lr> ««. .| to the COMPANY At RICH
MOMD OR NORFOLK, will ro#*rt |.r.*m|.t Attention.
ttT t*rinl for a 4**«rri|»tiv« I’rlff |j*t.
2 rwfltnlthfWfifrit prrmlam At rvery on* of thv thirls n
0T| I' .if* Hi WMl t| It * tl If . I >11.1 af tl.~f.tea #**... la.
"2 n*1'- P*,CW. *4. a*n rr^nrisoo, UmUtuorc an I Rich
Office »n«t K*lr«room, *27 Main street Rlchmnnd, VlnrlnU,
•«,s •'»»»* K H. CMItll Ayrat,
CIIKVt INIi TOIttno: ( HKU I NO TOH \« I if
PALMETTO and PBWE OF VIBUISI4.
WX have f..r sale ai our faclorv.on 7 that red near Myra' Bridge
a rhnlcr tnt nf IMa auperlnr Chewing Tobacco. H r . ,n tdi
II In large nr amall loll lo cult nurchaaera. II la put op wiumIi
lor city mnaumcra, and we Incite the public patronage
ocA—tf COBBY A ANDKKBON.Tth Ptreet below Cary.
Corona, C.ana, lloiaaaaam and lanratru, la
arrirma, JAnaa-w, nr any affection nf the Throat
Cl'BUI. the lli.ti.u .... In Oigaruerma.
| 1 • ■ ' . «•» .. A-tnv« c. - .
RKI.IX.VKI> be BROWR-g BRONCIIIAli TKOCH*
l>, or Omnia Loaaauaa.
•• A nlmjJe anil elegant rrm’.innti.m far
C-K-una, A«\*’ Dr. II X Bwatuw, Itnolon.
•* /rfi'nminenil their wee h• Pranc Bee,ana "
Bra. X. II Cain*, New York.
"Jf.Mrf titulary retie/ in Bnonrarrta"
Ktv. a. pm. rat an, Morrlatown, Ohio.
“Benelletnt when caenpeVeit ta tpeak. tngering train Cl on ”
Key 8. i. P. Aapaaon*, Pi. Ix.olo.
“ Kgrrluai in remaning Jbmrtene** anil frritatian af the
Thrmit, ai ram mini with Prriaaai ami Pianaa* "
Prof. V PTACY JoliapoM, Imflranya. Oa.
Teacher of Mnalc, Pnulhern Xeraale College.
•• rtreat lane fit when la ten l.e/we amt a/ter j.rearhing. at they
preeent //,*',true** fnnn their pi Ml rjfecf, [think theu „ ill hr
ty permanent aiteantage ta aae.M
Rev. K Rnwt rr, A. M ,
Prcaldral Athena College, Teonera e.
Bold by all Druyylata, at 9 A renta per boa.
Alao. liana a'. 1.t iattti To.au w, nr < nthartic t/tenget, for byt
pc/iWii, /mligntian, OmeMpatton, t/eihlarhe. BUtuut AgerUon,
Bold, wboleaale and retail, by
1 AvAot_XIPIIXR A WINPTON
Nl \k BTTLI lit i
town a beautiful aaioitment of ynnny yer.tr'a New atale Trench
Hound Crown Poft Hata. Potnethlny entirely new In Ibta market —
Call anJ yet one al XI.I.RTT A WKIAinUHB
BABB 8n Id. Halo at . eppoette Xnrhanye Bank.
ITOCK ( OT|PI,i;ti;,
TRICK* RKPIrgn.
CITIN'A, EARTHENWARE AN*T> GLASS.
BITLCB. SOS A IKISKLIS,
ImporlfTP. 7!> Main SI.
J-TTTPNDTSO to move from our percent place of baatncaa before
B the Ppring Trade npena, and In order lo aaae tbe rapenae and
rlak attending a removal of yooda, we eftr, at w'.olcaale and re
tail, our larye atoek of
CHINA,
qi'FKNSTPARF mJ
ot reduced prtece, for coin, or on the uoual y'edu’tT prompt ala
month* BSTPTt
The merchant* cf tblaPlate, and of N»rtb Corotlna and Tennea
—. J.M conaah their tnlereata by gtrlny our atoek an raamtnatlon
J*?_ "IfTIdtR, PON A XRANKI.IN.
ni’.< rr<>h davis,
Alrllonrtrforllir kale of Negro-a,
a«UJ BBtIROBP baV4ra*R l* ^*77*11 ra I,. b(#d*m Mi
“ Km* *#Sr«# Inn 0, I »h# hlfh*** r*eV«* tf *
noor«t isdbiiocb.
THRPnbarrtbrrhaa loot returned ham Ibe North and -
to now In receipt of bla Pall Pro k „f R,.^ ui,„,, Ml
Trunk,. YaHaea, Carnet Raya. Ae . Ae , to widen he a Old
' IK.
eonddent that Mi atoek eannot be aarpaaoed, both aa rcyarda price
and naallta He paftlewlarla IneHeu < o„ntey Merehanta and mb
era buytny to cell ayaln. lo ylae Mm a rail before purrbaalny la bo
w iffUrminp l t« aril •• K**, fnr Ca*h. u (hr same of mwi.Ii
In Mr of the Northern market*
Ho to ala., prepared to make to order anything tot Ma tine. In the
it* ** hl* *•«* "/ m alert ala la aery larye and of the very
hrwt mtaPty *»T P. K B IIITK. T* Main 8b
(TBAMPII1NR. fuel rocetard a freob tot of Champagne.
J of tbe lap; rtnlaye Them- Wlnea are aapertor to any ever
recetard ...fora, ft ac.ount of the > t-etlency of that year'a rrop.
For ..Hi tap- aapARi'RAja,
M * ___ __No. 9 Nacbanyr Block,
F“*jat*• "*TisapaKunr
Tl»c Brows Nyrapullilaeraatlbc Nurth.
The demonstrations of sympathy in Behalf of John
Brown, mule in Naw E gland aud Ollier Northern Slate
'il*«11 the occasion ol bis execution, when reduced to |daiu
, facts, do not assume that importance which some or
the telegraphic despatches would seem to attach to
them. We make a few extracts from Northern news
papers :
[ From the As is York Journal of Commerce. J
Iu Bostou the crape-wearing seems to hare been con
fined almost wholly to the colored people ; so, also, ne
groes werv the chief actors in creating excitement in
mauy of the tnwua and cities. In many cases the at
tempts at bell-ringing, Ac., were resisted by the people
and authorities, and quickly suppressed, as at Chelsea,
iMaas.;) Manchester. <N. H.;) Hartford, (Coun ;) and
other places. Iu Chelsea the attempt to raise a Hag at
half-mast nearly created a civil war on a small scale._
At New Haven, with the exception of one or two indi
vidual cases, tiu demoostratiou was made. There was no
public display. At Philadelphia the meeting of sympa
thy for Brown was continually interrupted by hisses and
groans, and at the conclusion repeated cheers were given
fir Governor Wise, for Virginia, the 1‘nion, Ac., with
gioaus for John Brown and treason. Moreover, in but
comparatively few places was aut demonstration made
The greatest disgtace felt by the people of New Vork is,
that at Albany, the capital of the State and the residence
of the Governor, the hameful firing of cannon should
have been permitted without any attempt at interference.
Sava the Albany Argus “The denizens of this ancient
city burn with shame at the digracc brought upon it, by
being made seemingly to endorse lawlessness, violence,
and treasou.'' The Massachusetts Legislature acquitted
itself with more honor than could have been anticipated
in its disposal of the John Brown resolutions. Mr. Bay,
of Nantucket, offered a motion of the purport “that, for
the great respect we have for the truthfulness and faith
that John Brown has in man and his religion, and the
strong sympathy for the love of liberty (the avowed prin
ciple of Massachusetts! for which he is this day to die,
this House do now adjourn.** After debate, a motion to
strike out the preamble was carried by a vote of li>4
ye« to 31 nays. The question was then taken upon the
adjournment, which was negatived bv a vote of 141 navs
to rt yeas.
[From the Boston Courier.]
It Is hut fair to the law-abiding residents of our subur
l**n towns to say that the tolling of the bells in several
places Was in no ease the expression of a feeling at all
general, hut was in most instances the movement of one
or two individuals. It is easy to see that a fanatical or
mischief-loving person couhl take an advantage of an
hour when the business men of the town were at their
offices in the city to do that which, when published
among the news items of the day, would seem to express I
the sentiments of a community. ’
[From thr Boston Post.]
IVe give in another portion of our paper to-day sketch
es of the principal public observances which the execu
tion of John Brown exerted in Bos'on, Concord, New 1
Bedford, and other places. The colored citizens were '
chief mourners, as a matter of course and their action i- '
not so much a matter of surprise as was that of the as
sembly at Tremont Temple last evening. The affair was
conducted by the usual leaders. Garrison, Mav, Sewall.
Ac., and it was throughout entirely Garrisonian. The
outsiders present behaved so well and bore with such no- I
I.u- >uri<earmuce me vue anu treasonable doctrines pro
mulgated, tlial the meeting ww really doll and stupid. '
-At a very early hour on Friday morning two men—
one colored, one white—went to 'the cupola of the State
House in Hartford, Conn., and rolled in blsck cambric
the statue of Justice. While on their way out of the
building one of them dropped hi* hat; being unable to
find It. by reason of the darkness, he lighted a match._
The blaze attracted the attention of watchmen, who ar
rested the men and confined them till morning. Thev
-aid that they were hired to do the job by a deputy
>heriff of the place. This he, however, denies. Anoth
er colored mau says that three men, unknown to him
offered him a ton of coal and a bap-yl of tiour if he would
do the work.- -Cs>w«K
[From the .Yew i'ori Oommtrtial A c/rertf iser.l
The meetings and sjieecbes yesterday here andJ else
where are no uidkaUons.of the tone of 'public feeling in
this city or at the North. A score of fanatics,w hose de
monstrations are witnessed by a few hundred curiosity
seekers, cannot lie regarded as representing the senti
ment of the metropolis, and a bail-dozen mm, bv firing
minute guns, ringing bells, and telegraphing the fact,
may give the superficial idea that the heart of tlie com
munity in which they reside is in sympathy with tbeir
foolish demonstrations. From the outset of this mad
enterprise of Johu Brown and his handful of adherents,
we have held him guilty of crime and deserving the pen
*1 V of the 1—Us which he had violated. By everv sound
manciple of reasoning, John Brown’s life w as justly for
feited to the law, and this position is not to be shifted I y
auy consideration arising from his vahn endurance, ho.
ingular pluck or his religious iutrepiditv.
[ From thr A1 Imay .1 r-jox ]
It is the fashion to impute to'tlie Clergy, as a body,
sympathy with the sectioual intolerance of the day.—
Nothing can be more false or more unjust to this class ;
and yet the press has done much to give this false infer
ence by parading the words and maguifting the charac
'er ol a little t.usy, propagandizing, egotistical clique,
who tnultipiv their monotonous labors bv the constant
reiteration of the same words and ideas from many pul
pits and through nnniliorless presses.
The ditiues who preach •• killing no murder” are few
indeed. In the city ol New York, I'heever, (who is a
pensioner upon the British Anlt-SUrery Societies;) in
Brooklyn, Beecher; in Boston, one or two of the same
kidney, and in the interior some scattered imitators, sn
ail of the clergy engaged in ibis crusadi—and these stand
in relation to their fellow-clergymen, and judged bv their
own avowed standards of orthodoxy, in *ery questiona
ble positions. We venture to >ay that not more than
five in a hundred of the clergy attached to congregation-,
join or sympathize in the preaching of the gospel of in
surrection which a few so noisily and wickedly proclaim.
For twenty years the little kiiol of Abolitionists have
he»n wandering ftOm city to city in the North, repeating
the same «|a-eches, delivering the same lectures, making
the same appeals. One wonders at the barrenness of
their invention and tin- poverty of their dUeonr-e, which
in a score of years has produced so little, and w| i’.-h ha
rmg the changes ofoldoqny with so scant a variety af; r
such incessant practice. Yet these men, inconsiderable
and disregarded, gathering no converts, and making no
impression on the public mind, have had their conse
quences multiplied and their evil purpose- ministered to
by a press hostile to th-rn. There are scores of eh rgr
nifii who preach a purer go-pet and a higher morslity
than Beecher; hut who heats’ of them * Who scatters a
half million papers with tin ir productions* N'o' The
sermon of a nrcachrr who i- true to the tpirli of (a-a( e
and \ojat to hi; country, and ineuUsites obedience to the
l-ws. i- not worthy of notiee because it is so common.—
Beecher and Barker obtain audience of the press, because
tbeir spasmodic rloi|iienee creates a s. n-ation. and their
• of fh*ir n>n i'inwiI (Kore !i.anlv... i:___?
(■oil ami man. 5* exceptional ami strange.
In the same war the paper* give the record of the
crime* of men Mid say little of their go,hi deeds. There
i* no place In (he daily press where the police report i*
offset by an account ot the acta of beneficence ami sacri
fice that men daily make for men. Yet the*,* act* of
goodness in the family, in the neighborhood, in the
church, and in the State outweigh the evil men do a hun
dred-fold.
Among the ntean« by which public opinion is misrep
j resented the worst, probably, i* this which has repreaen
ted the clergy of the country a* standing on the side of
treason and bloodshed, preaching against the obligation*
of law, and per verting the gospel of peace into a propn
LTAn«l ot ti.'iU'ful pn^ion* vcntifijj thofnirlffji |n crime.——
The press ha- ! eon doubly in fault, p, magnifying the
fame and disseminating the doctrine of a pestilent knot
of agitator*, and then imputing to the great bode of the
clerical profession doctrines which thcr repudiate and
abhor.
RF.nt>Yi:n.
( y i*" h*’* rr,n,”w, totbelr Jtew «nr.,
‘ W*tn Street terra door. above Ibetr nl.t wand!
where ibe/bare Inereaerd their farllliler for Joins all aiwd. of I
ruim" h|tlVrr^uBW. ?* W"n* *>’ HHf - c* Water
eLlT. it ■ w”'rn MgS. Walk..» Caking Ranges,
aoo1 I .ntn1** Tj"' «p Portable <»»• Work.,
fltUnt up builJmca with gas pipes anj Snores
*J!*2J* ®V,Un *ori J<- . healing bulljlngs with hot
•ir *U#f nr •tram. They lak< thla nncMton to thsf
oVvlm ^ Ho* AJ*!" m* w •"J eowntry, •(,)*(
u»ry win pMl U|> *o«i warrant In ptto aalMartlnn
,*[*[*' aasortment of elata anj fane/ Ua ware, anj Orate, and
Tender. atw.r. na hand aatb If
T'RVP.*» TO'*° **" r*CTt-RR W,t,»
B * |, of all Ihp rarfou* |ft<tr*. from e,,o,| ■.(•In M ii idle v .
lb, .„/ be-l article from Rye rti, W», «
la admitted by all sh- bsr, irlej It of*. 1 |/m„I
made large adJlllon- la oar seeks, we rkaUenJ ramnarl.-n b.r
■takHt/ with an/ Wb'.k/ maJr la lb la Stale ar an other
r srraaas * ty»
I" Wreet, between Kata anj Carr,
fif clpaoad. Twgiola.
• 1.000 RliH % KIM
\| 'll peeaona. In,ta.no. eonJaelora of pob
We presses, bare shown ibetr lgn. nee. no
less than their teal, to charging the Piatt lee. f Ik \ tfi
with atl.lnapoWn with Ihetr Honor* »
Tn .in# « f|«i*intf 1 with th* prnrr — nf matin*
•Sisk/, 0.1* I. .Imply r‘Renton. . bal • n »br
ts';,r'.M;o:r“'" "—*• •^^■•5m53C
* TT*' p"iTw',T •• "rV'«<de
**■?*■*?* »Me» proem. Jerstep. Ik. alenhot and the., .tolled
’J!?"* f* "•"* *• k* maasfactare. If
M^TrC^T ” '.'hblual enoaab I- rsn.ll .tree
'"*r«e I, II la not for im to defend them we only ,tal» lo an
.w.r foe ou .elyea * ”
The ahoy, reward wilt be paid to any one aho wilt wear, by the
testimony of a competent «nd renpeetahle cbenl., it ,, „
wutrwe. to far as IIV| >f msnnfsrtnred by ns u coae.ia. ;
* *£IOId'ri'ibTI "* **' ,k» W.,wse .atj- ,le J t, Ike i-s. ...n b,
r. iwitni i co.
lltLTMIOKi: LOCK IKMPITAIo
I>R. .r< )11N8TON,
THE FOUNDER of this tMnl«l Institution, offers Uie most car
Usn, sped/ and only effectual remedy In Ihs norm s.r
I , ItKCKKT bULUH,
Uooorrhom, flleeta. Strlrtares, Seminal Weakpea., Pain In the
ijff. Constitutional deUUty, Impoteney, Weakness at the Mnrk
I *‘"1 Limbs, Affections of the Khlneyi, Palpitation of the Heart.
Hyapepala, Nerroas Irrita'dHty. Dts- ac.-a of th. Hoad Thro,!’
Nune or Skin and all those s rh.ua and melancholy disorders .ris’
la* from the destructive hnhlte of youth, whleh d-£r..y both t,..dy
^■ri^UA J.Xpldt u"* anticipations, rrndei Dig
TOUNO MEN,
“WwxrltnUjr, who have bee. toe the victims of Ho lit ary Ties that
drsndfuland destructive habit shlch annually sweep, p, ,J, „„
l^dhluiul? °J E*"*; ®f lb' »*■ Mdlsd talents
“,i*M otherwise hnv. entranced Hs.en
Inc Senates with the thunders of eloquence, or naked to ecalaey the
, Uvloff lyrs, may call wills fall confidence. ’
i . _ marriage
.wf?rH^f,pr'*rn*r m T"““* **rn contemplating Marriage being
k . . . f "‘J-'*1 Organic Debility, Delormttiee Ac
, heijih * Johnston, and be rmtored to' pc
Its who places M=a*«f under the care of Hr Johngton may rell
gtoualr confide In hU honor as a gentleman, and confidently rely
upon hlg skill aa a physician. * ,c,Jf
, ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately enred and foil vigor restored
This disease in th# penally meet frequently paid by those who
have become the victims of Improper induigenctea Young persons
nre too apt to commit evee^s rr£, no, befog s^r, “"fe^d*
ful consequences that may ensue. Now. who that understand, the
subject will pretend to deny O.at the power .d Procreation U Ins,
i?®? fr V I*?1®* In,° Improper habits than by the prudet.l
lleshl-s being deprived the pleasure of healthy offspring, Ihe m..st
serious and destructive symptoms to both I,rely and mind arias -
lh:rrr d"»°K' «*• phvm. #i »-.d .mii power.
weakened, nervous debUlly. d/rpepsU, palpitation of the heart. In
thfoTeto W n* ®flb* frame, rough, symptoms of ~-n.un.p
p &*»*««» ta ,h'”nlT regular Physician advertising to ettn
"" r~*d'- “1 -ettmnt .re enUrriv “m
kn.mrn to others. Prepared front a life spent In the great Hospitals
IMe?kl^f*P^!hd?T ,°‘h,*r"«“rE. *** England, France, th.
Bleckley of Philadelphia, Ac., and a more eatcnslve practice than
any other Physician In the world. His many wonderful cure, and
mo.t De^rtantPurgrcal operation, are a si*ri suT gSJISto. to
lVete!1 t J?“”TaWh0 w*“h 10 be speedily and cff,. tually re
ieD ht^h' ‘£a:£,^Zr *b® ®“* »
1 **OTU FREDERICK STREET, left hand aide tuing
from Baltimore street, .even door, from the corner ** *
-lf^^eP^p£en 0b“rTln*lh* “*“« “d ^mber, oryo.
IAK* notice—Observe the name on the door and win
A CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE, IN FROM ONI TO
TWO DAYS.
KO UK Rent Y OR .VAISKOCS DRUG CSSD
. DR. JOHNSTON,
Member of the Royal College of jturgeong, London, graduate from
one of the moot eminent Colleges ,,f the United states and tha
5im PraS:rtp?n^hrt,",r h*r *» «•• h~s. ./uU:
don, Parlg. PhlladelpMa and elsewhere, has effected soma of the
most astonishing cures that was ever known. Mans troubled with
ringing In,he ranland head whew aaleep, grr.t^erTo^mm.^
•‘v®®'1 “ •»<*'««• •"until, and baahtalneaa, with dcrilg.icnt
of mind, were cured Immediately. 1
A CERTAIN DlSKASt
KmTvT . 1. 1lnPn,dfnt rax^ry of picture finds he
that^an>'lliAimed aena* of a** p*lnftl!. B t”u> .,r>.,n happens
that an IllAlmed sense of shame, or dread of discovery deters him
from applying to those who. from education and rcsi.ertaMlltr can
blm, delayIqff tin the
tnu horrid 'Iikmc nuke their appearance. such u ulrwr^iga.i
u^Qf —oocturnal |.jinu ta the head and Umha. dim
a noJ“«"n ‘be shin bone, and arms. bloGI.es
OD ^Ace %r.d extremities, progrtwaine with h.iftitful rwr.irfi
}y. Ull at last the paUf. of the mrmhor th, Inis oMherr^'ln
mil U,bl •W,‘l become, . horrltT object of
e4U> pat4 • p*n°d ,0 hU dr^' •“Bering., by
, H - dread
f«. complain^owlngto the un.klllfulne« o} P^em!
totioB, r!ihrr tc.i'l (he unfort unate stiff.-rrr to an untimely rrare
or etas mike the residue of his Uf* miserable V ******
n . .. TAKE PAKTICTLAK NOTICE
7 r All thoae who have Injur i d themselrei br nrl
rate and Improper Indalpenctes. ^ ^
T’,c?* ff* •"“i of •»>« >»<1 and etelsnrhnlr effect, nrodurrd be
early hah,u of youth, yis : Weaknem of the Byck ar/umU PalJ
n, ’h« Mead, Ijtmneaa of right, Lou of Muscular Power, Palliation
of the Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous lrratabiUtv. Derangement of the
Djgeatlve function,, General Debility, pjmptome of Consumption,
_ , _ MENTALLY,
ThefearfUl effects on the mind are much *« te dreaded; Lou of Me
TvTrf^rifU7'"! of •‘T reaj-n of Spirits, Evil Forehodlngi,
Aversion to noeiety. iuamut. Love of ttoliuide. Timidity Ac
are some t*f tt»r •' IU |>M.!oce«L '* *
Thouund, ot persons of all age* can now judge what la the came
V th, Lo-“« Ibelr rigor, becoming weak, pale
» singular appearance about the eye., cough and
symptoms of consumption. •
DR. JOHNSTON-8 INVIGORATING REMEDY FOR ORGANIC
KAKNE99.
By thl, great and Important remedy, wrakaue of the organ, are
speedily rured and full vigor restored. Thousand. of the molt ner
;Tv‘d AlUm'''■!• b*P*. have been ELIX?e*
relieved. AU Impediments to Marriage, Physical or .Mental dbouaf
■tJeatlon, Nervous lrrdat;ona, Trembling* and Weakness. w eg.
hauaUou of tlie moat fearfc^klnd, •jrndlly cured by Dr. JohnUn.
who have Injared thcraaelvea by a certain practice trdnieed in
when alone-, habit frequently7,can,, I “ tSfSjgSgf £
at arhool, the effert, of which k.e nightly felt, even when aslc. i.
and If not cured, KU-KU marriage Impoulble, and d.atroy, boili
mind stitl hodj, should Apply Ustnaedlsirly *
What a pity that a young man, the hope of hi* country, and the
darting of hi* parents, should be snatched from all krcanecta and
f*iianireUa£f| “'l \L C"“<^ur' -* ■' 'Icioinj from th^pafh
®«-W. aocru habit. Sock persons,
- _ MARRIAGE.
should reflect that a sound min I and body are the most neeeuarv
*he*i*ooroe^y thoueb'iff ’'i*1 ***^*' taW,too*- lu*“ •• «l'hoS7h^7.
tfle journey through life become* a weary pilgrimage; the Drome t
hourly «Urk<*ns to thr view; the mind broom** shA<k.%r«! with1.!!*
pair aud filled with the m.dan. , oly r-fleetlno T^t tbe hapt ll^ o,
Another becomes blif htrd with our own. * *
OFFICE NO. 7 sorni FKL1>KK1CK STREET,
rtr- AU SCRGICAL OPERATIONS prrformed.BiL'U‘°^
*k>tlJ^^ tf£Z.*rrTml 70‘’ b“‘ *Pplj *~***T.
0^" 251^ DISEa^K^ net- i»iy cured.
_ . TO I K NStfCRA.
Th* msny ihousst U ourtnl At this Institute within the lsst twelre
r*Ars, sn«J the canter--us and ImpnrtRiit SurKrtl ,.^r »ti ,*,• tu>.
formed l.y Dr. J., wUnesaetl by rep.,^ of t^,.^ Tnd
atany other lo r*.,ns. notice* of which hav • annearr l .e.ln I2u
Vgalu before the pubUe. belle hi. .tan ling'it gintl^rianol
character and rmpnoriblUty, U a sumdent gu.7n.ee iTlhe afBjAed
id—ly
V v 7*KS «i. KOSHER,
insurance agi:nt.
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Jf.i.n on./ 11M.
R p™”**” ,hf f",lowlt‘* »«*> established and reliable Com
Arctb- Fire lnroranoe Co., of the City of New York, capital
and .orpins.. ’ *p ,' ,
Humboldt Fire Insurant Co., uf the City of New York, rap! '
tal and sorplus _ ■*. cwjn
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StirpIlSS *•■«•»•■•, a, * ajgn
,"Jrrpl^r"‘*”'*n"C" ’0f V V 1 M lta! fil-M UlO with a Urge
Phu ni* Fire In Co., of Brooklyn, Capital and surplus. (Wl.iriO
r.ly,.'l7p“"1'1 •» Itutldtog*. Furniture, Manufactories Merehan
*e. ,iP P"‘l7r” «®n«rnlly, again,! I.ws or damage by
Are, on the moat favorable term, lawses promptly adjusted and
7.0 ltUr 7 'be aerurttr offered by the above r-mnari'S
It .I'eUdth-oLo'/ *r,,i l,> underwriter*, afford, to the
, Vie ;.h . . f r 7 luaratitee. an I the full aaufsnee that all
e mtracta entered Into by them, will befbimiedln the meat satis
1°°f f,PeHence nf the sulwerlber In the.e
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pwrt, lamrd ot> tits most rrstost ^ Imwt. oc^
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Forty r^r ct of the premium *n Ute PuHclet, VllXk* nVfthe
Imrprf when the premium exceed $U> *• *e »»neu uy«
•?'* PATAhl- to Mt, amer, l or arrtvloa at a ear.
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happen prttlewly to arriving at that a at
ithtw** T0LIC1RB fbr rWJdrea. panted on the mom favor
Poltelev l«vnrd at yreallv reduced rate* of n-’mlew when the
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All Iomm p«M promptly and without lltjffatfof
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manafaetor-d her. .ad la ih- .-.Miotrv We
2*^''■'••F* on hand la taaBtlty fr..io whtea the v> »t oartteoiar
retail d-ahra may he niffn,d -no me a>.et pameatar
RarreVa Ortaoe-y a„ee Par'd W Le,«, Pr-odwie de. W
rt .n. do n' w’ uT ,'T' "i”,* ■» W Atklnaon'a ntw
•».«'» AL. jtrWd'” 7 ° P 4"r'‘ * *■
_¥ Jf"^h..me a Four RoaqweA Qrlaoeo M lanfhnrnr A Font
UnViooe Fi.TirTiI \ aL V La .yhorae A
Fon . tooe Rtar. W ade A Moorman«a Pr-mlor» I roehh.ry
W th# heat * -**7 -b,t '»«• *nd ooatrv r-yaed-H
WMw^i-tred Woar fcatoto whlek we larlae the a)
tratton or pnrckaAera, and whlek we dlepew of w th. mn« liberal
'*nm- ROYR A 004
COALOILH! < 'OALOlIaH!
!GLENDON COAL* OIL COMPANY
iiNCoKin-mrni jcxk, iv« , ’
IS mrnufa-turtn* a eery imutOR Ql‘A1JTY af <BI (a.
n .he OJOMW" arMolhe, ^
I <»ur O.U are rrry I.K.IIT Crtl.OSrtl and
»k,la th, vjtaUTY y lalJw u!j£. Il-IT iflT?!.*
!,p;ctr, W' 11 <be Trade ?Ma8iAliM .S'
and, with oairxnil’ALLIIl PACII ITlnt lT*1' **•
I -T**-*"_»odrcrnud sa, h£Z?%9m.
ni.l, TKADK. I Un
ADXE «5e okay *
147 MAIN STKtlT, RICHMOND. V A..
( )FrrR ,h' Wade of TlrainU. North Carotin, ,D<1 Ten nr...,
" -«•- v^n^',.srL,v«3Sis:*s
| Alan, th- u.ua! aaar.rtmrirt at popular nr Patent Me.li.tn~. to.
aether elth a rarirty of Toilet Artl-I.r. cnSS|„7 2 T,
I 2“^T; ,!*rV>;*U *ml Too*h Shall. I Tory, lt..m aJd“«^la
Kuh^_, Comb., LaMn a and other ch.4. c P. rfuro-ry, a-.
FW- Order, carefully parked, and torrr.r.ted aflh Jrepatrh
-**_AIHKa OKAY. Permian. Ae.. U7 Mau> at
JAO. r. RI I.T,
M'S MAIN STREET,
(SQUARE ABOVE CUSTOM HOUSE AND TOST omtl )
ir“"su,rh •' *•■*»•* —«
TAPER HANGINGS, DECORATIONS, XC.,
CARPKTINGS
CURTAIN MATERIALS,
FI.OOK VNDTAHI.r OILl Ltmik ’
Ulaidoav Shade., Iluc, Slat.,
ccrlkd Bair, boss asp shuck MATRueia, *
LOCXGES, IROX HEDSTEAM,
Ktalr Bod., Ar.
Harlnr In hte cnpiMactit flrtt r!»«. fc.._tt .
pre»»*r*<1to PAI*KR KOOM? UALLo Ar • , lUnr*r*‘^ *•
| In tW be*t manner. * ^ *«*•la lh* »*t«l *tjW *n<J
"“““WW « •»«/ dracrlptlon done.,
1ST" Call and examine hi. dock, he U dHtmin,.! r„ „r, ,,
*• **• m'DwSp* lP DAVISON,
it s HuS^s^i.MAUS^AtreET.
■«. —T wed.
r. DAVISON any ha found there at all ttmea. „
J^riUw°CnlM f~VTIW.
«tMSCH, TRACER i nAhEV'^''1*
COTTON AND TOBACTOFACroK'
Cr ,. T ”r*"’ R«-cel*ln*, Foruardlue ,nU
------WtdBuptaln, Tran.
*> R V Ci O « 1> S .
FOR fall. 1859
ELLKTT A llllt WMY
__rW0, 17 Pe;»*'l Siren, v „
YL *• inv attention of {L Atrrh&iiti nt vieei.
» II na and Tenney to ZfSSgS+iSggg'3* C,r"
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRV GODIN
S22jK£. — «"• - Ry adap,ed°?tte trade
tnZjszsszxxi *rzsttgi
-Sees £& ?>\z'n\:°,:hL pr-r
»5»in« »" *he market, on ,„rl, W .i?*^!*'**1 >“ !>**
■hereby Mrlnit at leaat freltrl l teT„w our V"c*
poulble lorn to themaOvea '“courage bom. trade, with,*
—_____klXETT A DXCWRT.
KJsasisjSSaSpJSSsr.'SS
buslnc, for the la* » th' »b«ve
O. WATT A CO., I..J,Te.^^to"nf?rm lSL^"t’1UrJ,,.r ,h* •,yl* «•»
era of the old concern that that Hrm>“i U" cuitum
tafled ua that a ie«aiar ail.r.V.,.T.tiT* - ?°* rximt- *>»" •»
made to dreelrr gj. pBb£r 2d KJrilSni Vtil?- U •**" *•*■€
cem of GKO. WATT*".. 1 J.U. »•" con
place to gel Watt’, Patent CoffYrraee Plow uTi nd ,h*l,hr ““•*
daily violating the Patent lj»..rV.!" !?, from a man who la
Wau of hla property, hy making i'.Lm PaiJV.Tpm d,,’ul,n*
thorlty or consent. We dSrvtoco^reto!!^^' rIU,“,‘' “* »•*
to be made, and inform n»n an.l it, .. t'.H.nalwdmaontrtil
GK.RO* WATT A ™ la rtMa C "l*' ennerm „f
Inventor and raten.ee, hu not ,“d t£7?eM “*** °T ,h*
'.nr, care pi Ur g. W. leMCaf Fred,* ,,*• "r •“'borlgct any
Patent Plow., and th.lVt tl 'l,' ^Lur*- «*> ®ake any „f Mi
of ail aigea, made nn.ler our^rYnin^SYoIi-'*i.Ur,rI ’,0ck‘
genuine patterns, of the h .«P ma t e rl a l!fn , MW '.^."1“ th* °nly
of other Agricultural Implements which* we . *“* ,“,rt3r
buyer, and are determined* Dot to be nn lekTfn *rT*0‘ ** u“
market. Our OEO. WATT return. hu JV’- T^.’L by ,nF In the
and the public, who have »u.i l°,kU trWt>'u
u continuance of their patronage, heretofore, and we soil ell
----- OWIRQp WATT A CO
plow* FOR PALI.OWIM _
**■*"* «l'P*7 Of Turnipfree of charge,
JyT9 P STARk*. !«o. S* Main SC,
_____» door, above 8CCharles MoteC
la&iG ,\0>* kt.ADV FOR THK FALL TRABE me
°EOROE starmtt
y~vrmw to l, M-v.!N'}< K0W’ govuuior st > *
O^f^Ve^ra*!*.
kfe?'™To,i*J,,ri,.Tn^’*<''- ,or br,r‘i » Mae.
Klrhmnn<l Portable Kuraac*-; S «v*ca
Hedcnburn’* Patent Hester. 4 lisn
Wiisra.1’— u ^
An^a^i.^r^rrH:;^.^ ,ri"* *
American C ofiklny Rao»>f, ri.tarv ton- <t ...
Bay State Cooking Ran*\lW&frt SSS
He'pm ret Cookin* Stove- » DrV .
trade, »ith Hm W»ter Rwmtr, TlnR^,*. on
lATjrt Oveu—"simple, sir. nr snd tfiLL? * * lI<r ****** *n*
Iri addition to the above, •nrue fifty ti > ,
the varied wants of the people. * fariitle* sad star* suited to
Country dealers buying her?. Pt«ve« ti* u-_~
A«v, at Northern prices, ZZtiiSV"’ t,d *"*• Pam‘*' "«**.
in fa^ru.?:,^*
- au*4
SASHf ISIal.^ON .% > |> Dooifa
T’^ oir t****™™ ffm£EP5L,,mvh,». h.A
hW«s* -
eab.net and carpenter.* Turning u j f,V, {? "TmT*
—- __— w AMALkJt. .Msjro strr» t.
^'KW AKD OLO BOOKS, at " -
■*" , . „ „ . T C. C BRl Rva.
Hooka. Stationery V,rl,tv tYo.-f' .n'l'Y*' Wr'*,r
BrltUh authors p/bHAoJ i uipi MU CoUectlon
In Paper Back* Sue.
Half Morocco f 1.
lemon. Ur, GO,,. ^
8hrk ’*•'^"7'incr,*t.' \“r.ek;Ti^r1rS2:
Ppurgen'r Sermon., 6th Serin, »1.
Jacobus on 4cta, TSe.
H.’WET&aa »,»■» ■«-» -■".«*.
author of "Plowm hjr the War p|,|, •• ••* tha
from rarloas an arm, Mrreortl pvt Jr - ?Ar*“* ,*r,*lJ.
'’*• '• ■ ’ ’ " M 5;:; •• ,M '• '/;'p
•rnrov 1C 1»ORI: 5*W MMMts:
V 15 —We arr rreetrluc further auooiu. ,t
I* Cloth end Vetoed CbW °f
“f Co, d lrt*h Poplin,
Black Veloura, ter mourn iM
Uce Collar., In TarlatT
Beautiful Lae, delta, »ae at a harraln
fhtr anortme^^.a^^e^.o^-i" - V?”*
tleaofthenawealandbeat.tp|aa ta e“»plete la rarla.
-_, , IWt W PUCK a on
At.* ^aT* " *,7^ ” V", 7i *T V * '}
[P on hand a good rapptj, to whtrh „ w w ' ", / rPtr,,,'?'•B,,
« JOHNSON, YOUNORJt Vani'-tr
77~Y~— ** P«**rl Hrppi
---- -_*lrx- * Co . Its Mala it.
a UlR-o‘,'--?*t7
51ln* :>T ”J‘- #•** <n ifa3!r.*.*r.L. ■-* ?"ZT.,'
home m.mifaeture, as ererr dollar a, ... r.T_T, ry*'wr*r~
e.pende«l In oar own ellf, 99 f m%l*tig Cloak., to
——-_____________ CIIII.RS * rMRNPRT
Cl*,*l riwx\?i f*o%! ,*• &** ■** ** "po-o- »*
" (VilorH “ ** h ,i
_ 909 90H0[ t>tnka. at Terr low prlcea. dr 7
H* • * hM* P»1»* *"•«'» Bide,, landtoa. for .ale b,~
*. H MIIRB k cn
I i * IV'1*' "■B,:h *D‘I UP« 1 ■**■«. for aale hr
TV Tt!-It ... port
lit "W»"TH"W PKIIKRUgi.id,;
-Hr Laodlncperateamee. for .ale hr ** *•
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F«"» ! r»«B!| PIH<!! We are >aat la raeefp. af ,
r large aud aplend'd aaaortateal Of f adin'Para per .re,awe *
If 1.1 m 4 WtlPloRR. N. fT Nab. at '
Oppralta R.< k.acr Baa*.
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