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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-13

EV-Professor ALEX. U. BARRY's TRIcoPHERoUs, OF
INDICATED COMPOUND, for Beautfying, Curling, Pre-
serving Restoring and Strengthening the Hair, Reliev
Healing External Wounds. Bounded by no geographic.
cal lines be reputation of BARRYs TRlcoPHERoUs per
vade the Union. The sales of the article of late years
have increased in ratio that almost exceeds belief
Professor BARRY, after a careful examination Of his
sales book finds that number Ct bottles delivered
der in quantities ffrom half gross upward during the
year 1852 was within a trife Of $50 900.
Is unnecessary TO present at length the evidences
ofthe wonderful properties OF the Trchopherous, when
the public had furnished such Endorsement this
The cheapness of the article and the explanations given
ofits chemical action upon the hair the scalp. and in all
cases OF superficial irritation first recommended it to
the attention OF the people, This was all that the nven
tor desired Every bottle advertised ITSELF The effects
OF the fluid exceeded expectation 1t acted Ike
charm. The ladies would not be without it, Country
dealers in every section OF the United States found they
have it, and thus built up wholesale trade OF
extent hitherto unheard of regards articles O.
this kind The highest point has yet been reached
and it is believed that the sales thisyear ~l be mil
lion and half of bottles.
Depot and Mandatory, No 1877 Broadway; New
York Retail price, 25 cents large bottle.
Liberal discount purchasers by the quantity Sole
by the prspal merchants and druggists throughout the
United States and Canada, Mexico, West Indies, Grea
Britain France, &c.
Sold BY D. r. Lyman, J H. Scay and q. Stabler, &
Co. Lypchburg.
My 26-dtc6m
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~. UNION COOKING RANGES.-The
Sd subscriber has just received from the North, few
CSH more of Ponds Improved Union Cooking Ran.
ges for wood and coal which for economy and conve-
nence have gained for themselves such ceebrly-that
they rapidly taking the place of all other arrange
nents for cooking purposes.
The water cask, for keeping constant supply of bot
water without any additional fuel is upon the most per
feet plan Also hot air fixtures for warming additional
rooms, be attached if desired. Personal attention
given the setting of them and all warranted to
operate in the perfect Thousands of ref
might be offered but examination of them at
the store of the subscriber is sufficient satisfy every
one of their superiority any other fixture
mar9-tf @. s. BLISS.
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DRUsH MOUNTAIN MILL S,ono.

- he undersigned are procuring from their ce..
rated quarry, at the Bush Mountain Montgomer,
~ Mill Stones and Burrs of the very best quality TT
reputation OF these stones widely known bu, Tho
Railroad giving US increased facilities in filling ord.
we haveap ointed Mcdaniel Hurt & Preston and =.
johnson, Lyncibufg, agents for the sale of u -
who will receive and have them fulfilled n, :, !.
shortest notice.
Our Address, Blacksburg, Montgomery county Va.
ISRAEL fR1cE &Co'
James NJ Williams, Danvile. Va, Revrntds h r.
louisville, N O. are also ''n agents. P.&Cp
Feb l4-d&rts
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VI AkhhE WVNNS-Hh SHH az BIO
lfE SCULPTORS g. MARBLE STONE CUT.
TIERS, (Fo1ae'ig Of Phaadelphia,) Hain ct, Licking
ton Va; Bridge St, Lynchburg, Va. Min St.. Lib.
city, Va; and Main St, Salem. Va, keep hand and
make order at Northern prices, Egyptian Italian,
Northern and Virginia Marble Nantes. plain and orna
mental Monuments, Tomhs Head and Foot Stones. Gar.
den Vases; Counter, Table, Bureau and Wash Stard
Tops, made To any size short notice All work will
be boxed up go safe without extra charge.
One of the firm is Architect and General Design.
er in the Monumental Art and will furnish any design
from the planest to the most costly, by addressing
line us, and all work done by will give entire
satisfaction any done North or South.
Febo4-d&c6m
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AlaN l8-ts

n OElCE.-My stock tools and hands f,,r Gas Fiji.
~ Ting have all arrived in LynciLurs. and / am how
fully prepared to execut" all orders entrusted TO me
with faitht"ness and dispatch.
would be thankful 10 my frit nd4 Ia nd in their or
ders at once to prevent hurry about ti time tn gas
to he put
No Bills will be presented than the first of Jan.
nary next under any circumstances.
je 22.dts A. G. BARNEY
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4 CARD.-Jno d Harvey tenders his most sin
II thanks 10 his friends for their very libel al pa
lrpnage extended him while in several other houses IN
This place. and asks a continuance OF the He
pledges himscfto every exertoB give satisfaction
Ills personal attention will also be paid the al
kinds of produce.
Jan 24dAeis
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WATER CUlkE.
A AVAILABLE RLMEDY

FT'fIE undersigned have the pleasure OF informing
the public. that his newly invented HAIR TONIC
has been thoroughly tried, and has answered hi.
sanguine expectations II has proved itself to be
only remedy against the falling Of The han
iium the headtbus efectuay preventing badness. bu
brings il out where il is deficient In instance,
lad, gentleman whore il has been properly tested ha.
IL failed
But will let some of those who lave tried 1t speak
In its behalf
I'VE the undersigned having used Armistead Pride's
Hair Tonic, take pleasure in esying it's efficacy, In
preventing the coming of the hair and otherwise
strengthening and causing tito thicken We think thai
fair trial will satisfy any Of this and there
lore, hesitate to recommend IL.
Henry LATHAM, JoHs CLARK.
JANIS NJ. LASoHoRsE, ions w. STEWART,
II. NJ. GARLAND, jr, A. @. LEwis.
number Of other names might be added if it were
thought accessory.
n sale at Dr. Lyman's, Druggist, and at VIM, Il
Prdes's Barber Shop, door below the Marshs
House. Price 81 per bottle.-When taken by the quan
iy there will be considerable deduction made in the
price
Orders from any part of the United States promptly
Intended to, if accompanied by the money.
26-3m ARMISTED PRIDE.
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I EE IL JOHN SO N-GROCERS j. COM
- MISSION MERCHANTS-Mo 81. Lynchburg
Vo.-Are receiving very large Stock of Gruce.
es Liquors, Wines, Domestic Goods, Tanners oil, Sole
leather &c. g. all of which they will dispose of to
her friends and the public generally the very hes:
ierms-Cal and examine. je 6-ls
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yyHE HAZARD POWDER CO.-Thc
l. Subscribers respectfully inform their friends
und the public generally, that they Agents for tln
Hazard Powder ompany, for selling Gun Powder, and
can furnish hy Wholesale retail, in 81, l23 4 25 b
kegs Kentucky Rifle aud Blasting Powder very low
prices. We have the exclusive Agency for Hazards
Electric Gun Powder and all of the sporting powder.
w 3. & C.. FISHER,
opposite the Norve1 House,
June 4-ts Lynchburg, Va.
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PHILIP w. PAYNE,
DeaIer in Fancy n Staple Dry Goods,

M AIN Street Lynchburg Virginia, Store in
vi Cure's new building formerly known Kye's
oner begs leave call the attenng of his friends anil
he public his large and desirable stock of Spring and
hummer goods embracing every article usually kept nj
he dry goods line which will be offered on terms
which cannot tail to please all who may want good
oods at low prlces. ii friends and the public IRE
esty reques ed to call and examine his Stock it will
ford him very much pleasure TO exhibit it.
ap Its
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DnA CASES CALABRIA Extract
ZOU of Licorce in
To the consumers OF Licorice will guarantee tn,
quality of this be fine if superior any eve
imported into the countryto arrive shortly and for SAIL
Wy ADlE II GRAY,
Feb 7-d&cts Richmond Va
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MERCHANTS.
NEW CONCERN.-

~ EW CONCERN.-We, the Untefsgnei
have .soeated ourselves together. uud he style
and firm of NoWLIN & CO. for the purpose ol
conducting general Grocery, Commission and For.
wafdng business at the old stand Of J Nowlin, Main
.treet, Lynehburg Va.
We will keep constantly hand every article usual,
Kept In grocery establishment all Of which we will
cell low
JB NOwLIN
JNO HARVEY.
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WANTED TO HIRE.-Tbe subscribers
w wish to hire for their work on the Va. 4 Tenn
railroad, in the Mountaia region of Va, number u
strong and boys for which liberal hire will be pail
They have had long experience in the management al
negroes and are themselves large owners. Hired
groes will receive the treatment In every resper
that they give their One of us be y
Lynchburg, any time, till the ie,h Of January tie
Washington Hotel. at McCorkIe Simpson & Jones'
orst Mcdaniel & Hurts. They will also buy AMI
boys. SCOTT & ADAMS.
dec 25 darfs
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TNO PLANTERS AND lHELLERS
Il BROWNS Portable Grist hali, jor Grinding Co.
w heat and Pas er.-These mills MOI exceilJ -
any mills in use The Stones French Burr. ,an.
ing in size on 6 20 80 inches-Pice r m $50 10 s3ne
One of these Mi wiz, 80 inch stones NAV he CON-
IN operation ut the Piedmont Works ernds from 70
10 ID bushels per hour with less power than is re-
1ulred to run ordinary a #. stones.
The attention of the of steam and Wo,er
Saw Mills respectfully called to this mill II comes
ready for immediate ope alton, and occupies space of
less than fl square.
For Plantation purposes. il is unrivalle,l Witha4
hose power it will grind bushels per hour-Itis not
ube to get out of order, is ensiy transported and can
he managed ly ordinary plantation hands
On hand and for sale at the
PIEDMONT WORKS
May 18-ts
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EAGLE MARBLE WORKS,

STEAM MAJ BLE wOR KS
- IOHk T. ROGERS has removed his Marble Work
oIhs Of Main aud 9Th streets wherewillbe founG
fine assortment of Egyptian, ltaiian aud American
Marble, Monuments, Tombs, Grave Stones, Manio
Pieces Of every description WalP lates Fronts, &c.
Any design in carving executed in the neatest man
Orders from the country, with city reference
romptly attended to-
Mr. having served his apprentieeshipin one of the
largest establishments in New York city and having
much experience in the business, haters himself that
al work executed his shop give entire satsiac
: ion IS any done North or South.
Richnond. July H-lYd
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FRESH SPRING GOODS.
jun lid Scts

FRESH SPRING GOODS.
WE are in receipt OF onr Spring purchases,
w consisting of Cloths, CdSamcTeS. j. estines OF
The first qualify such seldom find their way to this
Market to which invite the attention of gentlemen
desiring such goods. All goods sold and made up by
rs, warrant give entire satisfaction in regard
lit, ia tie and workman ship. Also, fine
Ready-Made Clothing.
# SUI erior make and finish made expressly for city
Dradc besides others medium and ordinary wear,
which invite call from city and country friends
nd the public generally.
Our stock IF Furnishing Goods is completeas quail
y and quantity. without ting the various arti
les. We shall keep constantly on hand all articles in
different departments of our business.
We pr>ct ourselves the public Tor liberal share of
patronage, AID it tail be aim, it is desire,
please all Sho may lvoru> with UGH, feeling assured
that if attention to business and to merit de
'end upon observance of the rule, do other
you would they should do unto You, shall not fail
Apr2-ts BAKER Il CLAVEY
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TYNCn.URG FOUNDRY--THr bus.

HsHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST RE
l. spectfuly eall the attention Of the citizens Of
lynchburg and the dioinng country, his large and
~ splendid assortment OF BOOTS, SHOES, 6
CATERS. &c, of his OWN MAKE,
~ AMI which IRE WARRANTED OF THE BEST QUALI
~ AND OF SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP.
Persons wishing to have good and durable Boot or
Shoe for the present season. will do we'll call me,
as am determined To please both regards quality
and price.
Don't forget call the three doors above the
Franklin Hotel and Immediately opposite the Citizens
Savings Bank. I. h. GRIMALDI.
dec Its
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MOTHER SUPPLY Of fresh READY
"A MADE CLOTHING a, BAKER g. CLAVEYS,
rorner Of Mai and Market ST., where Goods be
had well made any the State and for as littls
money, call aud see ut BAKER CLA'Ef'S
inne Is.
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OCkETS, LOCkETS, PINS &c
II The subscriber respectfully informs the public thu
he has jest returned from The North with an unusually
large stock of Deguereotypeing material, embracing
Frames, Gases &C., of the latest styles and patterns Al
large stock of I.ockets and Pins some extra in
made to order which will be filled it'll pictures in thu
hest style ofthe art ut low prices, according to quality
AT Nhitehurst Gallery, next door the Va. Bunk.
p. E. GIBBS. ProJgtc or
b. -Paintings and Pictures of oil kinds accurately
copie!
stoc furnished at the lowest cash prices.
feb lots PEG.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
nERRYA Go 3 DoubIe-Aclios. Pens

DERRY q Co : Doubie-Action Pens
IL constructed entirely new principle, render
ing them very free and flexible near the points similar
10 the best pens made frpm Quilts,
They write with great end freedom and do not
fatigue the hand.
ALSO
Giott's extra fine pointed Pens for Ladies use.
schools &c received BY c. MORSE.
july It's
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JOHN y. TERRY
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Congressional Districts.

The disgraceful work of DISTINGUISHING the
the sixty or seventy thousand wings Of Virg
MIA proceeds slowly in the Legislature. Some
democrats there are, especially in the Upper
House, not wholly insensible to shame, and to
them is due the rejection OF the atrocious ger
rymander concocted in the House ofDcegates.
They did not hesitate to denounce that scheme
as odious, unjust and unconstitutional. The
Morning Mail briefly sketches the debate:
"Mr. Catlett, the veteran Democratic Sena-
tor from Gloucester, demanded to know
whether those who acted with him were to be
crammed like geese for the spit. He would
never attend Caucus again if he could be for.
given for the last Que. He avowed his deter.
imitation to be governed by the Constitution
in making districts as compact as possible
This ought to be done, and if it makes every
district in the State Wing or Democratic, let
them be So He would not bring everlas.
ting stain upon the Democratic party. Mr..
Braton, of the Richmond County District,
endorsed the sentiments of Catlett, declared
the bill was an unconstitutional bill, and said
he would support only such bill as was In
accordance with the Constitution if it made ov-
cry district in the State Wing.
Mr. Amber, Of the Louisa District, took
the same position, and indicated it with that
manly frankness and dignity as we'll as logi.
cal power, for which he is eminently distin-
guished On the other side Mr.. Roger, Of the
Barbour District, made a very spirited speech,
in which he denounced the idea of Gerryman.
dering the Democracy He said there was a
faction of Democrats on that floor who set
themselves up as opponents of the Democra
tic party, and who would tear the party TO
pieces, il they did not submit to their will
Mr.. Roger described those gentlemen as
Strdightouts and FillibuSterS He invoked
them to leave the Oyster Shores and go among
the Dutch, where Democracy shines in its pu-
rity and beauty. Mr.. Douglass, of Prince
George, replied to Mr.. Roger, and demanded
to know who had commissioned that gentle
man to crack the Democratic whip about his
head. He de6ed him to come into his district
and compare merits and services with his De.
mocracy. He also spoke the spurious De.
mocracy of Barbour and denounced the bill
as odious, unjust and unconstitutional"
The bill, as our readers are appraised, wa.
banded between the two Houses several time
when it was found necessary to appoint
committee Of Conference. Saturday the com
nittee met but failed to come to any agree
ment. 1t is constituted of the following men
bers
Senate Co'nmittee-Douglas, (Chairma,
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Nv from the backs of the youngsters who shai'
dare 10 hold him a. excom nunic1ied from the
party. lie is just in that position ana ifa''s "
mind for cutting and thrusting right and ie"'
which will make him an invaluable acquisition
to The House. The fedglings and hawoncNS
of that honor able body of raw materials nave
for some time required man TO take the place
of of John Q. Adams; and there need be no
G.ar that Beston will not exercise the preroBa-
tives accorded to such privileged character,
The end Of the quarrel in Missouri Will
probably be junction Of the Benton men with
the wings in the election of a wing TO the Sen
ate, in the place of Mr. Atchison-ihus paying
linn of in his own coin. Such are the harmo'
MES and concord Of the harmonious democrat
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/ any of Nicaragua have been conducted aceor
dug tn the due form IF law recognized and
acknowledged by al ciylised nations.
The occupancy Of portion Of this CITY, by
an ormed farce from the L. ). ship OF war
/ Cyane, for the purpose of resisting tho exech'
ion Of legal process, issued by the authorities
Of this cry, without previous notice Thereon be
ing given To this Government, and the actual
/ resistance by force and arms presented 10 Inc
officer charged with the execution OF said pro
cess, cannot be viewed in any other light than
As direct invasion of the territory oil this cit
! Y, destructive alike to IFS government lis laws,
nd consequently Of the welfare and safety OF
it's inhabitants.
Therefore the undersigned, in view Of the
condition of aG'Iiis heretofore mentioned, ana
b eng unable to repel force by force. now and
b tins their act, solemnly protest before the
ivIised world against this unlawful oecupan'
Of their territory aud the subyerslon Of their
laws.
They therefore submit as a conqured people,
nd surrender 10 Capt. George n. Hollins, OF
t he u. S ship of war Cyane, the government
he city and the Offices which they have held
respectively; and on him rests the responsible
ity for any losses Or damages the city or its in
habitants may sustain in the absence of lawful
authority for the protection ofpersons and prop.
erty.
Respectfully your obedcnt servant,
+. J. MARTIN, Mayor.
w. b. CURING, President oflhe Council
THOS CODY, Chief Justice Snpr. Court.
IL. J RICHARDS, Captain Of the Port.
We must await farther and fuller intelligence
before we can undertake to pass upon the pre-
,oroty Of Capt. HoIins' conduct In addition
To the foregoing, it's stated that the American
eli tizens residing in San } uan had held meet
il lg, and denounced the course pursued by
{ aptain IIoins. The citizens had organized
a vigilance committee and two clipper schoo
II ers had been INN edialeIy despatched to
c lewfelds, on the Mosquito coast, and 10 ia
m aica, TO give information to the British au.
III critics at those points. Il is not impossible
th at the transaction, taken with the disagree
II rents already existing may involve this coun
Try and Great Britain in hostilities, though we
O not apprehend such result. Farther de-
velopments will be awaited " ith anxiety.
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Amber, Stovall. Thomos, Martin, Debcale,
and Moncure.
House Barbour. Nicholson.
White, of Hanover; Wallace Goode of Bed
ford; Goode, of Mecklenburg; Manz, II hubbard.
Jackson, of Doddridge; Tyler, Preston, and
Greaycr,
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ON BULLION has a surly look about him.
An interview between himself and the new
President, not of the most amiable Character
was reported, shortly after the Inauguration
and has never been contradicted The other
day, Messrs. Phelps and Lamb, members of
Congress from his State, addressed him note
relative to the distribution of patronage in
Missouri. He deigned no other reply than
to hand it over to the newspapers for pubca
ton. This squnts at belligcrency Benton be-
longs to the rule-or.ruin order. If he cannot
lead the Pierce dynasty, he can break it up
and he will. If life and strength are spared
he will give some sport next winter. The
New York Herald says: He will make the fur
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SALE OF BUILDING LoTs.-Attention is called
to the change Of time for Mosby & Garland S
sale of building lots on Lynch street and Fed.
eral HILL The sale will take place this after
noon at 81 O'clock. instead of p o'clock as en-
roneOnsY printed.
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CITY ELECTION.

Below will be found returns Of the City
election held yesterday for Mayor members
OF the Council Court, &c. The returns are
doubtless somewhat imperfect, but none Of
them are probably sufficiently so TO nlter IN
any case the result 1t will be perceived that
William d. Branch, Mayor, together with
nearly all of the other officers have been re-