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MERCHANTS.
Taylor, Tinsiey q Co,

HayiOfs Htustty - ~.
HRoc ERS. FORWARDING l. COMMlssiON
VI MERCHANTS MaiA STREET, Lyaehba0g Va, art
eeeiving. and have in store large and well assorted
took Of Groceries. Dry Goods Liquors, &c, &c, re-
emily purchased in the northern market for Cash. and
invite the attention Of friends and the public gener
ally give call, srusll profits and quick sales
hall be notto. The following comprises portion
fo r Stock:
900 Bags Rio, Laguira and Java Coffee.
30 hhds. y. o. Porto Rico & Cuba Molasses,
lis bbls. Crushed, Clarified, Powdered and Golfer
Sugars,
% Packages Loaf Sugar.
Ion kegs Nails, from TO 40 dy.
% Tons country Iron,
2000 lbs. Cast. Shear aud Blister Steel.
500 Sides Sole Leather.
1880 lbs. Cotton Yarns,
300 bbls Rectifed and Old Rye Whiskey,
80 bbls French and Apple Brandy,
30 Case Stick and Mass Liquorice, best brands
90 dozen Olive Oil,
% hhds n. O. s. Porto Rico Sugars,
IS Nova Scotia Grind Stones, assorted sizes)
30 bbls Tanners Oil,
Together with large and general orimcnt OF good
not enumerated ala of which will be sold upon the mos
reasonable terms. TAYLOR, TlNSLEY * CO.
MarrbI7-ts
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NEW BOOKS Just received and for

~ SALE BY d. Is PAYNE:
Great truth by Great authors,
Trav Is in Egypt and Palestine, by J. Thomas, NJ. d.
The race for riches, by s. Colwell,
Spiritual Vamprism,
The Bible in the Counting H ouse
Notes Il lamentations to the texts Of Shak espear's
plays,
An argument for cleansing the sanctuary,
Westover Manuscripts
Every day Scripture reading
Memorials OF the English Martyrs
Echoes of belle,
The Bud Gr after,
Notabtics of France and England,
Sam Sticks wise and modern instances,
Marmaduke Wyvil, by n. w Herbert,
Burks new work Virginia Springs,
Smiths Minor surgery,
Horseshoe Robinson, Kennedy
Haupt on Bridges,
Liebg's complete work on Chemistry
Greek Testament, with English notes,
lnfnntry Tactics,
Cooper Works,
Irvings,
Elements Of Laws, Thomas L. Smith,
Harpers, Grahams, q pdey's & Blackwoods Magazine
Domestic Medicine and Household Surgery
Tates Form Book,
Life of Queen Elizabeth
Essays and Miscellaneous Grace Aauilan
June lets
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IIRE, LIFE AND MARINE INsya


l. ANCE.-Lyneh6urg Hose D. Fire Insurance { =.
many
This Company makes Insurance against loss or IA,
tge Fire, Dwelling Houses, Stores Tobacco ~
ries and other buildings furniture Goods wares sal
merchandise, generally in and country, on the mos
favorable terms.
Also makes insurance the lives of all persons en-.
toying good health and Of sound constitution for tn,
whole duration of life or for limited period.
Slaves employed in ordinary occupations, will be
insured reasonable terms.
The Company will also take marine risks from and Ia
any of the Northern Southern Ports, at favourable
iHtes
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL President
DON 7. c. PETERS, Vice President.
SAMPSON D1UGUID. Chief Engineer
James " Cobbs, Samuel Garland
John .ggat Nathan B. Thurman
GeorP ". Yancey, . ohn 0tey Taylor,
William T. Anderson William T. Smith
MARTIN HOLLINS, Treasurer.
CREED T. WILLS, Sec'y.
DIR. =. II. Gllmer,
DIR. VIM Otwsy Oven, 4"e"""' I~"""eTs
Feb8-dts
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ET-Professor ALEX u. BARRY's TRIcoPHERous, OF
INDICATED ConPoUsD, for Beautifying, Curling Pre-.
serving, Restoring and Sreng thening the Hair Reliev
ing Diseases Of the skin, Curing Rheumatic Pains and
Healing External Wounds Bounded by no geographi.
cal lines be reputation of BARRYs TRlcoPHERoUs per
vades the Union The sales of the article of late yarp
have increased in ratio that almost exceeds belief
Professor BARRY, after careful examination of his
sales book, finds that number cf bottles devere TO or
der in quantities ofrom half gross upward during the
year 1852, within a trihe of $50 900
IL is unnecessary To present length the evidences
ofthe wonderful properties Of the Trichopherous when
the public had furnished such indorsement as this
me cheapness of the article and the explanations given
pitts chemical action upon the hair the scalp and in all
cases OF superficial irritation, first recommended IL TO
me Intention OF the people, This all that the inven
'2r DESIRED Every bottle advertised itself The effects
"i the mud exceeded expectation. 1t acted Ike a
charm. The ladies' would not be without it, Country
dealers IN every section OF the United States found thew
must have it, and thus was built up wholesale rade Of
an extent hitherto unheard of as regards articles o;
this kind. The highest point has not vet been reached
and 1t is believed that the sales thsyear ~ be mil
lion and half of bottles.
~ Depot and Mandatory, No. 1877 Broadway; New
YORK Retail price, 25 cents large bottle.
Liberal discount to purchasers by the quantity. Sold
1y the pc7pa merchants and druggists throughout tn,
United states and Canada, Mexico West Indies, Grea
Britain France. &c.
r. Sold b, D. r. LYMAN H. seay and R. stabler, 6
sy26-d&c6m
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PHILLIP w. PAYNE,
Dealer i'm Fancy d staple Dry Goods

NJ AIN Street Lynchborg Virginia corner Store in
WI Curle's new building, formerly known a. Kyle
corner begs leave call the atteutng of his friend. anil
the public his large and desirable stock of Spring AMI
Summer goods, embracing every article usually kept NJ
the dry goods line which will be offered terms
which cannot tail to please all who may want good
goods at low prices. H.. friends and the public
uesty reques ed call and examine his Stock it viii
afford him very much pleasure exhibit it.
III
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+ AWHLf SUAP.-svery Do " come anr buy
l. family Soap, The best in the world.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE.
Cold or warm water-ether soft hard or salt--may
he used with perfec' Rub the soap upon the
clothes and then put them soak for three or four
hours then take them and rub them - then rinse then,
Ut They will require but little rubl after soaking
and no boiling is required, is usual with other soaps
large washing be done in one-third less time and
trouble and expense than with any other soaps known.
his soap is warranted impure in any way the
slightest fibre, the skim anything that it's applied
To- 1t will remove any kind of Grease Paint, Tar Ink
Stains &C., from any Goods, without the least injury.
For sale by d. z. LYMAN.
Mnrch5-1s.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-21

Il Browns Portable Gria NIL, for Grinding Conn.,
Wheat and Plaster.-These mills not exceled by
any mills in The Stones French Burrs rang
ing in size ON I6 TO 80 nches-Prce from $50 to 5000
Ono of these Mills, with 80 inch stones, may be seen
in operation at the Piedmont Works it grnds from ~
to Is bushels per hour with less power than is
quired to run ordinary a #. stones.
The attention of the owners of steam and Water
Saw Mills respectfully called to this mill. 1t
ready for immediate operation, and occupies space of
less than Fl. square.
For Plantation purposes, it is unrivaed. With a 4
horse power it will grind bushels per hourIt is
liable to get out of order, easily transported and
be managed by ordinary plantation hands
On hand and for sale at the
:. PIEDMONT WORKS.
May Its
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OCKETs, LOCKETs, PINS Az

IL The subscriber respectfully informs the public thu
he has returned from the North with an unn.uaIl
large stock Of Degnerreotypeng material, embracing
Frames Cases &C. of the latest styles and patterns All
large stock of Lockets and Pins, some extra fin,
made order, which will be filled h pictures in il,
hest style ofihe at low prices according quality
At Whtehurst Gallery, next door to the Va. Bank
7. E. GIBBS. Proprietor
B.-Paintings and Pictures of all kinds accurately
copie
Stoo furnished at the lowest cash prices.
feb l6-ts p F. n
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J B NOWLIN.
JNO ID HARYE


DOCK PUBLISHED and offered
- TO THE TRADE IN QUANTITIES By A.
NORRIS, (ate Drnker & Morris,) 81 MAIs STREET.
Richmond. Va.
The Indy Killer, by Mr., Rebeeca Hicks,
Crozet's Arithmetic, edition,
Sketches of Virginia, by VIM n Foote,
The Indian Wars Of Western Virginia, by Willis I,
Hass,
lIowisons History of Virginia ,ols syo,
Tate's American Form Book, new edition,
Tate' Analytical Digested Index of the Virginia Re
ports,2 vols, Svo, price reduced TO s8 90,
Cal's Report. vols 5&6
Tucker Commentaries on the Laws of Virginia.
The Virginia Case Decisions by the High Court
Chancery,
Tucker on the Science of Government,
Tucker on Pleading,
Dews Lectures the Restrictive System,
Standard Lam, Medical and Miscellaneous Books sup
piled at the pubhsher's lowest prices. lie 29lsl
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MISCELLANEOUS
Lynchburg Gas Ligbt COMPANY

|FTHE President and directors have ordered the fol
Il lowing acquisitions each share of stock sub.erb
ed for in this company viz 81 so be paid on the 18Th
Of July; seven - lars and fifty be paid on tho
18th OF August 'teigh dollars to be pnid the 18Th
Of September.
B.-Persons intending the Gas " III secure
the necessary fixtures the part of the Company a,
the earliest practicable period, by leaving their name.
with the undersigned
jy7.t15s cHAS w. CHRISTIAN SER,
NJ OTfCE.-My stock tools and hands for Gus Fir,
~ ting hive all arrived in Lynehburg and am now
fully prepared execute all orders entrusted To me-
with faithf'lness and dispatch
would be thankful my friends to hand in their or
der. prevent hurry about the time I'll eas i.
10 be put
No Bills will be presented than the first of jan
uary next under any circumstances.
je 22.dts A. g. DABNEY
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ROLhING CF.OTHS--The subscriber has
Onow on hand "A large stock of genuine ANCHOR
BOLflN6 CLOTHS, from No. to 10, which will be
sold at the lowest rates, and warranted.
ma26 is ID r G PETERS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-21

DURE PORT WINE
Hamptons Vegetab Tincture,
Hyperion n air Restorative
Gilman's Hair Dye,
Lubns Perfumery,
French Pommades
Saratoga Water,
Orris and Charcoal Tooth-paste
Cod-liver Oil-Simes and Rushton and Clarks. for
sale by STABIER& CO
10 13-dActs
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pECEIV1NG AND FORW ARDING-
IA GROCERIES, md PLASIER.-The sub
criberst continues the fire proof brick Ware-hous.
the canal amidst all the changes to receive and for
ward Goods, Produce, Manufactured Tobacco, &c
Dur charges WILDE low, and forwarding done with dis
patch.
VIII receive in a few days, frat rate assortment OF
Groceries, which he will sell low, and buy at alltmes
Flour Corn Meal, Oats, Flax Seed, &c. for which h.
will give the best prices.
Pig and Bar Iron for sale
JAMES B. RENWICK
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DERRY a Go - Doubie-Action Pen

WANTED TO HIRE.-The subscriber.
w wish to hire for their work on the Va l. Tenn
railroad in the MouHtaa region of Va. a number ~
strong men and boys for which liberal hire will be paid
They have had long experience in the management al
negroes. and themselves large owners. Hired NJ
groes will receive the treatment in every respe'
that they give their One of US can be seen H.
Lynebburg any time, till the 10Th Of January at tie
Washington Hotel or McCorkle Simpson & Jones,
or at Mcdaniel g. Hurts. They will also buy and
boys. SCOTT ADAMS.
Ace dnrfa
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COMPREHENSIVE.

r. OPARTNERSHI The subscribers have
~ this day associated themselves together under the
style and firm of ECHOLS PRYOR TALIAFERRO
with the view OF conducting general Commission bus
mess in all its branches
Their house is the large and commodioLs brick tene
ment recently erected in the of of Mr. John Ruck
efs factory. immedate the canal and near oppo
site the Piedmont Works. 1t is well arranged for the
reception OF and storing all kinds of produce n.
well as merchandise As their loi is large and made
secure from all depredati b strong enclosure and
otherwise conveniently ed, In. are enabled To
give SPECIAL attention the sale of every descripton OF
lumbe,.
livery necessary preparation is al 80 made receive
Lime IN any and all quantitis. Particular attention
Ill be paid tot 'r sale of TIN article. Consignments
are solicited from those preparing such commodities fo
market They also solicit lgnments of wheat flour
corn meal. ats we'll every description Of pro-
lite
Liberal advances ifrequired, will always be made on
i0nsgnmens in hand Coal, lump, and ground plaster
and guaho will always be kept hand-orders solic
ei.
All orders for goods from punctual customers viii
reIve prompt attention.
Goods consigned To their care to be forwarded will
I've attended to with all possible dispatch.
NO charge made for drayHge merchandise or pro
luce. either by railroad or canal. BY apolying them
selves closely to business Il being determined to use e
cry possible endeavor in pleasing all who may call Oh
efn they hope toreceiye the encoura cement ola liberal
public. RI ECHLOS
WIN II PRYOR
ian ll-d&cts n G. TAIIAFERkO
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A CARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD res.
"a pectully ask continuance of the patronage 81
long bestowed upon him. to the concern and in
this connection he deems proper ask all who arc
indebted to him to forward and settle their &C.
rounts without delay.
There are many claims of long standing which must
close up, and II is expected that all who know them
selves to be indebted will pay attention this notice.
Jan 8--dts & DJUGUID
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BYRON COLLARS.

CUANO-360 bags best Peruvian Guano lust re
~ ceived and for sulo by J b RENWIOK
ie 3.ts on the Canal
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~ OFiCE.-Tt Subscriber having located in the
L House formerly occupied by the late Richard Ty
rec one door below the Warwick House. Main Street
Lynchburg. takes this method of Informing his friends
ana the public generally that he is receiving AMI
opening large and general ssortment Of
groceries, Dry Goods. Liquors, &c
recently purchased in the Northern Cities on the most
favorable terms The folio wing comprises portion
mis- stock
hlo, Laeuira. lava and Mannlla Coffee,
~ o., Porto Rico. and Cuba Moasses
N. o., Crushed, Clarified, Powdered, Loaf and
Coffee Sugars.
Country and Rolled Iron
Cast, Shear and Blister Steel
Rectifed and Old Rye Whisky.
French ard Apple Brandy
Tanners Oil,
Cotton Yarns, Tens Rice
Brown and Varegated Soaps
Adamantine, Sperm and Tallow Candles
BESIDES many other articles too tedious IN ment;o,
winch he is determined sell as reasonable terms
hey can he bought in this market Particular attention.
PAID to Goods forwarded my care and also to m.
sale OF country produce. NJ R HOBSON
Anril8--ts
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Il Subscribers most respectfully inform their friends
ana the public generally, that they Agents for tho
Hazard Powder Company, for selling Gun Powder, and
kegs Kentucky Rifle and Blasting Powder at very low
prices. We have the exclusive Agency for Hazards
Electric Gun Powder, and all of the sporting powder
w. B. & G. FISHER,
opposite the Norvell House.
June its Iv,cbhrrn vo
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XX DOUBLE BROWN STOUT Il
"a CREAM ALE.-We have on hand, and read,
for sale 100 Doz. double Brown stout and 100 Doz
Cream Ale-a very error article, put up expressly
tor Hotels and amiy use 1t needs only trial to
sfy the best of udges-which we invite to call and see
for themselves. M CONNELL g. SON
S.-oriers from any distance thankfully received
and punctrally dispatched lie 9-tsl
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STEREOsCOPIC Ga Solid Daguer-

MOSES LACY.
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New Publications.

We are in receih of No. 482 of LiiteH's Living
.fgc, from the publishers.
Also the Illustrated .Neps and Gleason's Picto-
rial, both excellent numbers, from BUCKINGHAM S
literary depot, under the National Hotel.
We have received from the author pamphlet
copy of "Vindication of the Bights and Titles,
Political and Territorial, of ALEXANDER, Earl of
Stirling and Dovan, Hereditary Lieutenant Cen
eral and Lord Proprietor of Canada and Nova
Scotia. BY JOHN l.. HAYES, Counsellor at
law -
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RICHMOND ExAMNER.-The Examiner of yes-
terday IS date brings to us the announcement sstat
the connexion of Mr. John M. Daniel with this
newspaper has been dissolved" Mr. D., we arc
informed, has sold his property therein to Robert
w. Hughes, esq, rescrving the right ofrepurchase,
which will enable him at his pleasure to resume
the position of editor and owner at future time.
The same paper contains card from Mr. Hughes.
announcing that he has become the proprietor,
and has assumed its editorial management.
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AFFRAY IN kENrUcKY.-During the day of the
late election in Kentucky, a series of ARRAYS oc-
Cured at Elizabethtown, between Thomas D.
Young, formerly member OF Congress, during
which Brown was shot, and his leg so badly shat
tered that it is supposed it will have to be ampu-
tated, The ARRAY had its origin in old family
difficulty, and it is said Young acted in sof-de-
fence. The son Of Brown fred at Young during
the affray, lodging eight or nine buckshot in the
back of his office
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largs slice Of European Turkey. We have no
Aesls hat that she would saoriace great deal
TO get nearer the city q Constantine. But
even to do this she night have to meet on the
plains Of ancisnt Three two hundred thousand
Turks, French. and EagiisA. Whatever might
be the results VI ssch terrible conflict, the
combined powers ought not to shrink fom il;
they ought ~ sadaavor to turn back or check
the swelling waves Of northern despotism
which threaten to overwhelm the South and
East, and to destroy the liberties of the West
There is power in Europe that could do this
the democracy-the people. But will the i'm
perial master of the French or the English
aristocracy unite with tina KossUrHs and the
MAzzIrIs in crusade against despotic power2
What, then, can be done with the Ottoman
empire? 1t cannot exist long. A corrupt and
feeble despotism, that has not internal strength
enough to execute its laws, and that needs for
eign support to prevent its falling to pieces
how can il be perpetuated7 And to suffer the
already dangerous and overgrown power Of
RUSSIA to hold the keys of Europe and Asia,
and to dominate the Mediterranean, would be a
fatal error, and would eternally reflect upon the
want Of foresight and bravery of the highly
civilized nations Of Western Europe Con-
gress of the nations of European Christendom
should determine the question. The Ottoman
power depends upon them for its existence. and
must subscribe to necessity and to such a libe-
raj and vigorous government as would tend to
develop the minds of the nennlo and vooor r,oo
of those rich countries. First there should be
universal equality and federation among all re-
llgions and sects. This would remove many
OF the obstacles to Improvements and the cause
OF complaints of foreigners. If christian ma
tons are compelled to protect the Turkish en-
pre-, let their protectorate conduce to the bene-
fit of the world rather than to the maintenance
OF hereditary fictions, sublime nonsense, reli-
gious blgotry, or social corruption.
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Railroad from Washington to Lynch
burg.

This is the first section of route which
General BERNARD pronounced, upon deliberate
survey, to be the most direct practicable be-
tween Washington and New Orleans. The
other sections are all under charter, and in
great part under construction; so that the great
Southwestern National Railroad will be in a
few years opened its whole length. CORE
spondent of the Richmond Mail, speaking Of
the location of the road from GordonsvilIe to
Lynchburg, says:
"That three surveying parties have been organ
lied, and are proceeding to survey the route
termed the louer route, that nearest the river.
We expect now to see the work of surveying the
three contemplated routes proceed with despatch,
of which we have the strongest assurance from
the present very efficient organization of the va
rious engineering corps"
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Grand Lodge Of the United States intend to pay
an official visit to this city next month on the oc-
casion of the annual session of that body. The
sessions, which commence Monday, Scptem-
Der 5, will be held at SAMSON street Hall, which
room has been engaged by the Grand Officers of
this State for that purpose. This we believe to
be the first time that Philadelphia has been select
ed for the annual session. The Grand Lodge and
the Grand Encampment of Pennsylvania, with
the subordinate Lodges and Encampments under
their jurisdiction, have decided to give the high
est branch of the Order in the Union suitable
reception, which is to consist of ball in honor of
the Grand Lodge of the United States, to take
place in both saloons of the Chinese Museum on
Tuesday, the 9th Of September. The affair will
no doubt be handsomely managed, tho members
to appear in full regalia, which will add much to
the beauty and interest of the evening.
philadelphia Ledger.
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HEALTH OF CHARLEsroN.--By the report of the
deaths in the city of Charleston for the week end
ing August 6, it appears that they numbered only
hfteen, nine of which were colored persons. Eight
were children But two white adults were among
the number, one of whom died of gunshot wound,
and the other of disease of the brain. Isl
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The RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD
CoMrANY have just concluded an advantageous
whole road, including the Port Walthal branch
The iron is to be of Virginia manufacture and
production The company propose to lay down
that on the main stem by next December, and to
complete the whole project within twelve months
from this date. This looks like energy and pro-
gress. Richmond Examiner, l2th
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VERDIcrs AGAINsr RAMRoAp COMPANIES
We copy the following notices of verdicts against
railroad companies for injuries sustained by col
lisions, &c.; and only regret that they are not
more frequent
Fitch against Nc,p York and Erie Railroad.--Dr.
Alminon Fitch, Of this village, has had suit in
progress for some time against the Erie Railroad,
which we are glad to learn has been decided in
his favor by the court of appeals. He obtained
a verdict of $5,8l3 Sc.
Delhi Express, Aug. 10.
Compensation for Damages.-The Boston Bee
states that the daughter of Rev. DR.. Neale, who
had her shoulder dislocated by the accident that
occurred on the Western Railroad on the 23d
June, has received from the corporation 81 500,
by way of compensation