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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-21
SINTON & SONS NURSERY,
Near Richmond, Va.


the seas"n ior planting has arrived, tha suhscrber.
would respectfully call the attentnn of thcr friends
and the public generally. their large mud extensive
collection oi FRUIT TREES, embracing porphnpa n
selection rho has been surpassed tor the climate of
Nigiun, md ncarly MI propngued from nit bearing
trees IL tler orchard.
Catalogues, with directions for planting, may , hnd
~ William Palmer Seed mud Plough Sto,e; Peytun
Johnston \ Btoth"rs ApolhrenY Store nj q. J. Snlon
Coz Hardware Store Andrew johnston 4 Cos
Hardware Soie, nnd pt Logan Wnrr's Commission
House where my orders LETT Willie ponetunliy attended
and cttnrs al ressed To tie subseribcrs Richmond
will receive prompt attention.
oct 1sdGt JOSEPH SlNrON 4. SONS.
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DRoFEssoR ALEx. q. BARKy's

Il TR II OPH 4 > Us, of MEDICAL con :
POTND, for BEAUTIFYING. CURLING, Pr :
srrins, Restoring and Strengthening the Hair Relic
ing Diseases Of the skin Curing Rhenmatlc FaHs ni /
iirhmg Exteraa Wounds. Bounded 10y gcograpiu
ca lines, be reputation of BAHRYs TRcoPHERoUs Ist,
yaes the Union. Tie >nos Of the article of late yats
h'vp increased in ratio that amrst exceeds belief
froi'sSor BARRY. after caretu examination ot nls
.ae> book. ipd, ia number Il bottles devere too
e in Gu'pu,s ot lr,n All grn-s upward, during its
year 1852, Within IA trd' ot yjQ, 900.
II nnrrssnfy present Al length the evidences
:" lllr wond rtu properties OF the Frchnpherops "t"i
He pailic Il ii furnished sncE Endorsement ti.--
lie rhrapucs tie atteir and tho planaiios given
l. rrrlc Il actinn upon the hnirhe scal p. and in all
f'... ,i snperfeai irritation. first recommended it Ia
lie atantiou tho people, This "as al thai the inv"n
i'r teired. Every loIc advcitlsed its"lf The el"'t
Al the taii exrreded expectation it acted hhe a
rarn The la,"s would moi be without it. County
d'aIer in every -ecfnn d the United Sutes found tl
moi rye ntd thus built up wholesale trode ;
'A'ent bitheao uuheart of fa- regard> articles Il
IL hini. Tho hgl"t point has moi yr' hrrn rearh i
h'l = he!ie'ed thai tie sac, this ytai all er
lo9 fadH H4tfnI bottles
Dtpot and NJ ,nufactory, ~, 1877 Broadway; NV
! "h. R'aii pric-. d rents "a uge bottle.
h"r'I flisroafi tn purchasers lay The quantity y ~
y the pjs, ,iP1 merchants aud iucg-ts Throughout tn
United State' AMI Cunada, NJ xco, West Indies 'ien
Eritain faare. e..
Sold b, ID. r. Lyman H Seay aud R. Stabin, \
20 Lynrhhurg
may 26-dSc6m
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These vessels Of the first cass built in tho city oi
baltimore, expressly for tins Inde nnd hn,e superior
communications for passengers. They arc commanded
hy experienced Captains, well qualified Tor tho tnle
and who will spare oNertiou 10 accommodate The,
will be towod up nnd down the rivers by steam end may
ho relied on to sni promptly rs adveitized.
Merchants going North or ordering goods from New
York. will find it To their interest To ship hy this line,
as treich will always be taken low by ahy other
line of Packets, and every effort will be made by I'm
aeents In Richmond aAd Nrwiork 10 give satisfaction
Freight 10 cents per whole, nnd i2 cents per \ }
Tobacco being about 30 per cent. less lhnn chafgf
the Steamers. Insurance can be effected in the H.
moad Fire Association b, this line at 3s per cent.
We respectfully u.k and hope IL succeed in ohloin
Ing lull sharr of pnf .onare.
Goods shipped by this linz 10 NewNork viii be for
Wurded free f commission To New Orleans, Moble.
charleston, Savannah my other southern North
ern port The vessels will lie in Richmond ut Itockrts
IN New Nmk nj Beth No |, Gpnre House Sip. fnot e
Wall Street DAVID CuRilE Richmond, J ,
G. II .PlERsUN. n Y.
Ne 81 ,Sonh Street :
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IN PREss-A HISTORY OF SUIT IN

IN PRESS HISTORY OF A SUIT IN
! EQUITY und of m Action nt Common Law by A
II San l., Esd Gonsellor NJ Law.
This work cnrrnecs mpul" Hceonrt of al the steps
be tAkcn in suit of Equity and action mt Inv,
from their commencement 10 their termination; also,
The modn nf enforcing Judgments DEGREES, together
with the u"nner of appeals writs oi error, Ne. &c
Forms of bills. and 2eereos il, Chnneery; de
eni aiions aud judgments nt Common Lnw md pleas,
demurers and rcplentons appended and chap
ror will be devoted specially the practice in the Un
ted Suites Court.
RECENTLY PUBLISHED-Tnte' American Form
Book, adapted to the Code of Virginn. with valuable
chapters upon AtnGhn hnent4 and Deeds. mud Forms
der Bnil Inv of 1881 and 1852, by Alex. II. Sands,
Esq, Counsellor Mt Law vol ~ mo; price, 81 So
A. NORRIS
Publisher .. Book seller,
oct Alta Richmond Va.
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RICHMOND.
Second Supply of Dry Goods.

"lILtNGIlAM. ELLETT 4 GO--No. II, Pcnrl
w Street. RIO II Mo HD-wilt open aud have
fcndy f,, snle Monday, et nst, large and varied
stock of DRY GOODS. purchased the heas, Auo-
lions, NeN York. l,on Tuesday To Saturday Of last
wecl,, in paei as fnllnws.
Heavy Satiinela md Tweeda,
English Fpll Clurhs for Negro wenr,
Blankets, White Mixed and Blu,
Fe,d linseys md Kentucky jenna,
Mnnillns aud Clonks,
umhrcllns, from common tn good
Plan 10 Figured Alpueaa,
Printa, American mud English
Black Blue and Grave Cloths
Plnil Drlaina g. Prints,
Ladies' Beaver Gloves,
Check Mnalina. und
White Camhrics,
The nhoyr goods with many others will hr offered
much less thun former nreca.
Merchant nrc respectfully invited TO examine
Stock. .TOfdrra promptly attended 10.
OCT ls low Wl11lNGnAM. ELLETT & GO.
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For Baltimore and Phiiadeiphia

BY STEAMER BELVIDERE
k,are, RicLmoad ceryg YucsRdy et . o'ciock ? N
Uss5g4 TIE nfgc aud ncw S,epmcf BELVIDERE
sss1ss Capt GlFFoRD will receive freight every Mot
lay, md up the hour al O'clock P. every 1aae
lay, inr the nbove pacc.
Shippers Nheeling. Pinsbnre Cincinnati nnl hr
south und Wr- generally viii find tins route the chrnp
r-t anil most expeditions. Foi freight nrpiy II
LGDLAM & WATSON, Rielnond. Ia.
L. g. A.
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IUDEA w ~ w ATsON,

nifnMoND VA,
FORWARDING AGENTS AND GENERAL COM
MISSION MERCHANTS.
orrior 4 WAREHOUSE souTH sipE or TIN nAslH.
July i3.di4
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MUE.Hs EOss SALE.
oCKETs, LOCKETS, PINS Nc

Z CGKETS, LOCkETS, PINS Nc.
J. he subscriber respectful informs the public tn
he has ie,t returned from the North with urnsuu
mrge stock of Deguereotypeing material, embrace n
Fame Gases &C. of the latest styles nnd patterns Al
al a large stock of Lockets and Pins, fin
made 10 rider which will be filled with pictures in ih
e.t style ofthe art low prices according quality
AT Whitehurst Gallery, next door to the Va. Bank.
p. f. GIBBS Proprietor
B.-Pointings and Pictures of ali kinds accurliel
cops
Stoo furnished at the lowest cash prices.
f,h lifts +. +. G.
y Bushel. Multcoe Rye for seed, for sale by
o~,3-,s WILSON & FRANKLIN.
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DAILY NIRGINlAN.
TERRY & SHIELDS, Proprietors.
TER MS.

yGfNIAN Is published daily At 80 aud semi weekly a.
u in advance. No subscription is taken for shorter
an .x months; and Puper is discontinued, except at
I'm Of the Propretors, until all arrearages shnll haVe
inserted for 30 cents per square Tor
frsy fSNeR form insertion AMI 81 cts for every outer
a number of insertions is not marked tn" Ms, il
llishel till ordered out, and charged accordingly.
yF,RIY RATES hrcfor the privilege of two squares,
m semi weekly $40; for one square, daily SO semi-weekly
4 ;aner 1rm daily $40 sem-weelly $50. Every yearly
r viii be required to eontne his advertising his par
Of business and If lac exceed the space stipulated for,
h he charged ratably for ths excess.
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'TuIsE suING MACHINES and

WI ~ u sU ING MACHINES and
WHEAT fANS-T attention of the public In
reapoeIny nvitnd To stock af Threahng Machine.
and Wheat Fms whch sro snbstontiny built, and of
The most npprofod rnttorna. Persons IN need of snc
implements would do wcl To give our stock nm exami.
nation as weoe soth"d that they will be pleased both
In PRICE pnd workmanship.
All I'm, iemcnta warranted To perform we'll.
y l5=ts DIUGUID e. BROTHER.
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L AND MEDTCINES.-Th' euT9cll0eTs 1e ~
now receiving their lALL.& WI fTER SUPPLY IN
If Drug. Medicines. Paints. O Vnrn.Ilcs, BrusLoa
Glassware plteat McdioJoc-. Z ,cy-Go,ds, j., sc
The goods have been recenllgs srtel With errn
in the Nofihrtn and Eastern ies, aud principally
bought Ton Cash.
The stock Is la,cc. an compris, every nrt'cic
ally found in a DRUG STORE, .Dgrthcr with nrer
MSS prtment of FANCY GOODS ERFUMERl 81.
From ii long experience uud In nngh knowledge ,d
The business, they hope retain liberal patronage
heretnpre extended 10 them, and ir confident thu they
prepared 10 oler indneemcnt both in price auf
quality.
tB Pn'-cripoas for Physicinn n@ tomles will J.,
carefully attended Ia ~ all time.
srpf i2ls JNO SEAN & co
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Pistois Gpn Hatg7ioiS Gnt SporiiHg dpporotuS,
OPPOSITE fHE FHtNKLIN Ho~EL.
Snnfemher 6-.hts IYNcHBuRG. "a.
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A. J. BLAUk, Tlcket Agent.
~ B.--The raez will be curg d from knoN
vile and all other point. along The ueto Lynchburg
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schoo, n aoIicgc TEX. Books.

4 MuRElS R,ctmau5, Va. wool invite tn,
Itenti"no OF III" vnrinus schoos mud institution,
ri carinr throughout the Sintr, his Schooi ann
Cias.trd Root 1'en Boohs used ia tho varous Col
eees ind Guiv efsities wh general collection Of Edn.
eauomI N"fk IN every departments Of learning.
EV1Nehe Stationery ef every droripfion.
Iiherl discount will he made. and bundles deliver
I'd iu l.ynrbu,r. re" Of expense.
IN Orier4eilI receive prompt attention.
mug 22fs
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IYNeuBunG, Sept. 18Th, 1859. !
'ENhE 9Th annual meeting Of tho Stockholders of tho
y Virginia d Tenn Hnil Road Company. will TAX.
place nj Ibis Office the 26h day of October bcxt and
all polaons holding prosiea requested hand them
innt aa carly ndny ~ possble tha the mny bo
nSnminednnd tested. JNo. II, HUGHES, Clk.
Sept IA t26on Va a. Tenn. X. h Co.
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Stores, Crates. Fancy Iron Ra,i,pg, Mat Racks,
Chairs, IfoH Fronts, Steam Engines Mn Gearing To-
bacco Presses &c, furnished reasonable notice and
northern prices.
he sup tior advantages we possess will enable
10 MI otdarnpm tn" mprt accommodating terms
Orders lett nj the INV office Of Spence a. Slaughter
will meet with prompt atlenti n.
sepl 6--ta SPENCE BEGGS &. co,
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AOhtLD'S FAIR k-LDNDON-N
w PREMIUM PlANOS-An nasort-
'nent On md aud receiving. The pnbicU y y v
respectfully requested call nnd examine them at
the sign OF the Guden Mnrlor. Bnnl Square.
sept 2its d II, LYMAN, Ageat.
Periodical and Newspaper Depot,
fOpposie Hc Pdtpich HopSe. Ha,a 81. }
NHERE will be Nep constantly hnnd, by he
w number supplied ut short notice, ,a the Amer
ienn and English
ouarterlios, Monthly Magazines, Piotorials
and other Newspapers
cal ed for IN this mnrkc.
Mn. Il. fowELLs subscribers will be uroisheI to tho
end at tirr subscription- and oncs furnished "a
my time wl,h anything IN the above line. 5I#
oct IN q. MORSE
LNOR THE LADIES "A lnrge assortment of
English, Frrnnh. Goruan und Ametiee" rANcV
GOODS, consisting af Exiinca for the Handkerchief
rnmndc for the lIairroile Waters. tino hair tooth and
mil Brushes Combs, Sonps, &c &c.
sept 1T JNO. n SEAY e. co.
s'UODIST HYMNS-Compri.ing all
J the sizes (l2 mo. % mo ~ mo with mn with
o.l# Rnu il plum guilt aud Morocco exua Bindings,
roor,sadh by g. MORSE
sept - u
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DIR. JOHNSTON

embe of the ROYAL College OF Surgeons, London,
iluae fro II ono ofthe most eminent Colleges OF lie
1Hcd State,, and the greatcr part Of whose life has
spent the Hospitals of London, Paris Phiade-
ia and els, where hns effected of the most as
tni-hng cures that ever known. Many troubled
ia ringing in the ears and head when asleep, great
p,rgoasness, being alarmed at sudden sounds, and
slshuInrss. with frequent binshing attended, some
mes vii ~ Arrangement OF mind, were cured immedi
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INSURANCE. AGENCY,
hnrtcr Oak Life Insurance. Compnr v iInulurd. Com
CAPITAL, 5000 900.

INSURANCE can be effected in these companies ulr
ON rs fair terms, in any Others equal respon-
bili'y, by application to
T. D. CHRISTIAN, Ag't Lynchburg.
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Frcsh ground FInater lurnaIed The mil as usual
WHlrTEMORE, MoNAMEE & co.
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,le NoH.e-Dr. Johnston's Office is in his dwel.
rp rHE STEPS. His very extensive pwclice is n
tent gua.antec tina. he is the only prope Physician
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1853-08-24
HOBENS1CK"S S LIVER Pills

No part Of the system is more Liable 10
disease than the LIVER, it serving us u
filtercr to purify the blood or giving the
proper secretion to the bile so that any
wrong action of the Liver affects the other
important parts or the system, and results
variously in Liver Complaint, Jaundicc, Dys-
pcpsia, &c. Wc-should therefore watch
every symptom that might indicate wrong
action of the liver. These Pills being COM
posed Of Roots and Plants furnished by ma
ture to heal the sick, viz: LIST. An EXPEC
TORANT, which argmcnts the secretion
from the pulmonary mucus membrane, or
promotes the discharge Of secrrtcd matter.
I'd. An ALTERNATIVE (which changes in
some inexplicablc and insensibe manner the
certain morbid action of the system. Sd A
TONIC. which gives tone and strength to
the nervous system, renewing health and
yigor to all parts Of the body. 4th. a CA
TiiARTlC, which acts in perfect harmony
with the other ingredients, and operating on
the bowels, and expelling the whole mass of
corrupt md vitiatcd matter, and purifying
the blood whic destroys disease and restores
health.
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*The cricket.
.MtmG 9tpu15, /<t,
Judge Evans.

y We were very much gratifed, the other
evening, to see the Hon. Josiah j. Evans
lone of our United States Senator'S in the
town of Greenville. He is in fine health
and good spirits, and was pleased, this
spring, with the tone of public opinion
which he found at Washington, in refer.
ence to the South, on taking bis seat in
the extra session of the Senate. He stated
that the abolitionists in Congress were
not only not in favor, but rather avoided
as degraded sect. They were looked
upon as disunionists, who trampled on the
Constitution for the purpose Of involving
their country in bloodshed and ruin. He
thanks public opinion, throughout the
North, sounder on the slavery question
than it ever was before, and that this
healthy condition Of popular sentiment has
been brough about by thet universal feel
ing manifested on this subject throughout
the Southern States. The Northern pcop,e
are now well satisfied that slavery must
exist and continue as component part
OF the Federal Government. We know
that Judge Evans consented with great
rsluctance for his friends to put him in no.
mination for the Senate, last fall, and he
went to Washington last spring under
serious apprehensions that he would not
be pleased with his new vocation. When
we parted with him in Washington, be-
fore the close of the extra session, we
thought he had been agreeably disap.
pointed in his anticipations. He now
says 50. His lodgings in Washington
were very quiet and private, which gave
him an opportunity OF reading grea,
deal. And he said to us, the other day
that he lad read more whilst in Washing
ton, than he had done before, in the same
length Of time, for many years. South
Carolina has much cause TO be proud o.
her two Senators, and there are no men
an the State in whose judgment she can
more implicitly rely. Wise, prudent, patri.
otto and disinterested Judges Butler and
Evans will watch over the interests and
honor of South Carolina, and do all they
can to promote the national glory and
prosperity Of their whole country.
Judge Evans takes the old fashioned
way OF travelling, and passes through the
country in his own carriage, avoiding
railroads and stages. He came here
through Chester, Union and Spartainburp
and goes from here to Pendleton; thence
toTable Rock, Caesars Head and Flat
Rock. 1t has been seven years since he
his been in GreenviIle before, and we
have no doubt bis present circuit will be
q more pleasant one than when he used
TO ride through the country trying Grim
inals and deciding as to matters Of dispute
between the citizens.--,S. Patriot.
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LEoNARD'S FLAvoRING Ex-
TRACTS, namely, Lemon, Vanilla, Rose,
Peach, Orange, for Cakes, Puddings,
Pies, Custards, Creams Ices, So, are
very choice, and exceedingly convenient.
Housekeepers should never be without
them. Those who delight in the de-
icious flavor and exquisite perfume Of
Fruits and Flowers, will find in these
Flavoring Extracts oil that they can
desire.
LEONARD'S LEMON SYRUP, being
made from Fruit instead Of from Acids,
as arc all the ordinary kinds, is not only
far more pleasant but also more health
full and wholesome, and makes the most
agreeable Of summer drinks.
LEONARDS MUSTARD.-Those de-
sirous Of using Mustard that is not half
rice-four, and wish il perfectly PURE,
should try Leonard's Pure Mustard, and
they will enjoy an article worry different
from what is usually called Mustard.
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Too Good to be Lost.
A correspondent of the New York

A correspondent of the New York
Times relates the following story.
AS for advice, l doubt whether any
body-newspaper editors excepted-get
so much of it, and care so little for it as
do publishers. Many of them can tell!
good stories of their experience this way.
"A number of years ago a brace Of very
vlrtuous and somewhat elderly ladies
formed themselves into Il COMMITTEES to
demonstrate with q prominent publisher
respecting the character of the books which
he issued. Bulwer's novels, if l remem-
Der rightly, were the special objects of
their Indignation. The worthd biblipole,
who was at first taken, aback by the viva
city of their assault put in as a plea in
mitigation :hat the greater portion Of his
publications were unexceptionablc to even
the severcst crisicism on the score of moral
character.
The ladies looked obviously over their
spectacles. Have you read this or this,
or ihisF he asked, pointing out the titles
of works on theology, and history, and
biography and poetry, and every depart
ment Of literature which graced his ex-
tensive catalogue. Not one of them had
the committee perused. Then, perhaps
binted the publisher, you are not certain
of the character of the works you object
to, perhaps you have not read them
Yes, we have, answered the spokeswoman
we know their character perfectly well;
we have read every wor'! Of them. Why
will You publish such Objectionable works?'
Madam replied the sly biblipole, with a
smile, we publish them for ladies like
yourself, who will never read anything
else
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A Fern Leaf.

I'VE arc not TO suppose that the oak
wants stability because its light and
chrngeable leaves dance to the music of
the breezcs--nor are we to conclude that
man wants solidity and strength of
mind because he may exhibit an OCCASION
al pIayfulness and levity."
No, indeed! So if you have the bump
of mirthfuncss developed, don't marry a
tombstone. You come skipping into the
Parlor with your heart as light as feath-
er, and your brain full of merry fancies.
There lie sits stupid-soIemn-- for.
bidding.
You go up and lay your hand on his
arm; he's magnetizcd about as much as
II an omnibus driver had punched him in
the ribs for his fare; and looks in Your
face with the same expression he'd wear
if contemplating his ledger.
You turn away and take up newspa-
per. There is witty paragraph; your
first impulse is to read it aloud to him
No use! He wouldn't see through it till
the middle of next week. Well, as a sort
OF escape valve to your ennui, you sit
down to the piano and dash off waltz;
he interrupts you with request for a
dirge.
Your little child comes in-heaven bless
her.--and utters some one of those inno-
cent prettness that are always dropping
like pearls from chidren's mouths. You
look to sec him catch her up, and give
her smothering kiss. Not he! He's too
dignified!
Altogether, he's about as genial as the
north side of a meeting house. And 20
you go, plodding through life with him to
the dead march of his own leaden
thoughts. You revel in the sunbeams:
he likes the shadows. You are on the hill
tips; he is in the plains. Had the world
been made to his order, earth, sea and sky
would have been one universal paIl--not
green thing in it except himself No
vine would cling" no breeze "dally,"no
zephyr "woo." Flowers and children
,comen and squirrels, would never have
existed. The sun would have been quench-
ed out for being too mercurial, and we
should have crept through life by the light
Of the pale cold moon!
No--no-make no such shipwrcck of
yourself Marry man that is not too
ascetic to enjoy good, merry laugh
O,0ls Kill humming birds.-FANNY FERN.