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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-25

i AM ! 7. SUAF-''Vrfy bOIy cUIhe uht bU!
l. family Soap, the best in the world.
DIRECTIONS IOR USE.
Cold warm water-either soft, hard salt--may
he used wh perfec' success. Rub the soap upon the
clothes md then put them to SIOUX for three fou,
hours ifn take them md rub them a.. then rinse then,
tut 1ly will require but little rublS after soaking
and no ing is required is usual with other soaps
large fashing be done in one-third less time and
trouble AID expense than with any other soups known
rhis SOP is warranted not irlure in any way the
lightes fibre, the kin, al thing that il j. applied
To- will remove uuy kind OF Grcase, Paint. Iar,lnk
Stains tsc.. from any Goods, without the lti- injury
For sale 10y d. Il. Ll MAN.
Mnrch5--is.
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- ESJ3.-Just received, splendid lot oi very fine
French Cloths Cassimeres and Vestings which will
be nade up to order. in style to pease-At the old
.fand opposite S. b. Thurman sand TWO doors below the
Narchant. Bank. JAS B. EDWARDS, Aet
for E. f. Edwards.
lyncILurr A pril I3--ts
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MEXICAN MUSTANG LrNHMEN'E,

IE The properties OF this Liniment are unparalleled
for the cure of Rheumatism Neuralgia Sprains, Burns
Wounds. SHellings Broken Caked breast, and nip
pies oi tho character. We have hundreds
ii ceiifrHtes from persons that have been cured Of
these Diseases and for horses of Ragbone, SPAWN F
tuloes Windgals, Stiffness any enlargement Of bone
n mpsc!r.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-25
MISCELLANEOUS
OCAErs, LOCKETs. PINS &c

- b. subscriber respectfully informs the pu'e ta'
lto has jet returned from the North with unusually
large sttrk OF Dcgnerreotypeing material einofaes
fRmes Cases Ae. Of the ntest styles aud patterns ~
large stock OF Loclois and Pins. extra hne
made to order. which will be filled iii pictures IN the
best style The at low prices according 10 qualify
At Niehurst Gallery, next door 10 The Va Banh'
7. r. GIBBS. Proprietor.
B.-Painlngs and Pictures Of oil Kinds accurately
copie
Stoo FINISHED at the lowest cash prices.
feb. 1f-ts T. T.. g.
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NEGROES WANTED

NEGROES WANTED.-rIiE subscriber
having located in Lynchburg. will give the hghesi
PRICES for Negroes between the of 10 and 30 years
Those having nefroes for sale will find it their inter
est to call on hin at Dibrells Hotel Lynchburg. Va
All communications will receive prompt attention.
nov 26-dkcts ID READ
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WANTED 40 HIRE

WANTED 40 HRssE.-The subscriber $
w wish to hire for their work on the Va. y Tenn.
ailroud in the Mountain region of Va. a number ol
strong and boys, for which liberal hire will be paid
They have had long experience in the management oi
negroes, and are themselves large owners lined ne
groes will receive the treatment in every respect
that they give their One of be seen il
Lynchburg, any time, till the 10Th of January at
Washington Hotel, at McCorke Simpson & Jones
Ut at Mcdaniel Il Hurts. They will also buy men uni
boys. SCOTT & ADAMS.
dec % dacts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-25

Ask GAkL-lt ltn = absolutely lote,stl! "a
Il collect debts. deem it due to those iGd,tlcl
To us to give notice that we may be found mt tie s,oo
house f Messrs. Davis, Nowliu 4 Co, until lie Isl ia
~ naNt. here hope all that indebted TO Us W
call aud settle. Al debts uniaid the lst July, vi
tiat day ne put in an officers hands 70 collecIicn
ma ld-tI iY MILLER e COMPTON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-25
NEW Post Oaice seeulations.-Inf

" tntc the morning mails due thus city viii be open
ready fe delivery, regularly att n'c5rk A. M, excepr
when tl.y delayed in their arrival the sched
ue hour.
The Richmond Way, Salem Liberty, Big Lick. and
Farmvi.le mails will close duly, (exccpt Saturday. re-
cisely NJ & L, NJ.
On Sunday. Tuesday and Thursd y evenines the Dan
ylieand Lexington mails will be closed precisely at
L. M.
The packages for Richmond and ali the principal cit
ies NORM and South OF that point, will be closed daily
ut precisely 81 p NJ Business will recollect this,
md mo- trouble MS after those hours-as it is tate.
On Saturday Tuesday and Thursday evenings the
charlottesville and Amherst c. II lnnils will be closed AT
p. n There is daily mail to Gharottesville-tri.
week via Scottsve.
All persons except editors and proprieors of Il city
newspapers, and sworn Deputies of our choosing
excluded from within the bars, unless when invited
The eessity and proprety oil this rule will be readily
npprec inted and will he adhered to N all cases
On sundays the Office will remain open from to 9
cloc in the morning and during other part of tho
lay. RIO. II. GLASS, p. NJ.
Aprii6-ts
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Ariieles appropriate to The FIRST CiassBoxes of hats
bonnets al furniture
Ariiclcs appropriated Second ClqSS.-Boxes, bncs
# dry goods feathers, shoes, saddery glass, paints, oils,
hugs and { ptectionery
Ai2irles apsropriaiefo Third ClosS.-Nrginia domes
lies, sugar coffee liquor, bagging. rope. butter cheese
manufactured tobacco leather, hides cotton yarns cop
per- tin, sheet iron, hoowware queensware, castings
hardware marble (dresscd) and other heavy articles moi
enumerated in spe, ial or fourth classrutes.
articles appropriate 10 the Fourth Ciass.-Four, Tin
sncks rice pork beef, fish lard tallow and bacon. lin
casks sacks boeswax, bales of rags ginseng
and dried fruit bar iron, marble undressed) mill and
! grind stones, mill gearing.
| -, 80 miles l.5O Salt per bushel ! 8
rIasft ar per 100 miles. . 90 ofFfy pounds. 10
n a%m 81 ~ - ! $50 miles. $50 ~
ooo lbs zoe miles. 800 Carried East. 10
| Sci 7-dts
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LIRE, LIFE AND MARINE INspg

l. NJ E.-LyhfhbprB Hose " f~e iHshr""eS "
pdHy
This 70 Epany makes Insurance against loss or II
,Re Fire. Dwelling Houses, Stores Tobaccok 80
res AMI other buildings, furniture Go RS wares "a
merchandise, generally in and eountry,on :he mos'
avoTnb.r terms.
Also fnnkes insurance on the lives Of al persons en-
oying bod health and of sound consinton for the
whole duration life. or form limited period.
Slnyes employed in ordinary occupations, will be
insured reasonable terms
The Company will MISC take marine risks from aud Ia
any of llc Northern or Southern Ports, favourable
lates.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President
LON T. g. FETERS, Vice Presi1ent.
SAMPSON DIUGUlD, Chief Engineer.
James y Cobbs, Samuel Garland,
lohn .egat Nathan u. Thurman
Georg ". Yanecy, Ohm Otey Taylor,
william T. Anderson William I. Smith.
MARTIN flOLLINS, YredsHrer
Gar . T. WILLS, lSecy y.
D#.P. II. Gilmer. ! ,,r.
u VIM. OtwpyOvcn '''"s a. ''1"''"''"
Febe dts
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pLASEER-Just received and fer sale ut ou
4 Mill, 300 tons Of Plaster, ground and unground.
We are able furnish all kind, Of the Peak Hill
Plow Castings and Points and warranted to ct all pows
made here and all Northern Patterns. Those in ant
please giveas call.
feb dts WHITEMORE. McNAMEE & co
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ri 0EECE 40 BURLDEEss-Proposa will
he received until tn" Both day of June for the ma.
terias an workmanship ofthe Depot Buildings oil the
Va. y Tenn II. at ew River consisting Of an En-.
CINE House, Machine Shop Passenger and Freight de-
rDts, Sc. Buildings be of brick requiring about 6OO
900 Plans and specifications may be seen at the Office
of VINES Ellison Engineer at the Lynchburg Depot.
and after June 18th.
C.-F. NJ. GARNETT, Chit Eng.
Va. d Tenn. Rail Road Companv
10 l3--ts
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Fseady-Hsade Clothing.

u ell Grim nuke ind hnsh mnde expressly Iof cITl
tade besiles ohrIs medium and ordinary wear. to
which invite call from city and country friends
mud the public generally.
Oar stock Of Furnishing Goods is rompleteas oqual
y and quantity. without ting the various arti
rles. We sha keep constantly on hand all articles IN
the different departments of our bu.iness.
We present ourselves the public for be al SHIRE OF
pltronaer. and it shall be aim, it Is our desire, to
please all no may favor with such feeling INSURED
hat if attention to business and to merit success de
pend upon observance of the rule, do unto olher-
you would they should do unto yon we shall MOI fail.
Aprila-ts BAKER y CLAfEY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-25

A CARD.-TuE UNDERSIGNED WOULD
n peetiuy ask continuance of the patronage So
long bestowed upon him. 10 the new concern aud in
this ton he deems il proper, 10 ask all who are
indebted TO him come forward and settle THEN &C
counts without delay.
There are many claims of long standing which | must
close up aud il is expected Tint all who know them
selves be indebted will pay attention TO ths notice
Jan s--dts \. DIuGu1D.
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4 tSsasAas,g'NEassasAEs

4 tOAAHsENE 3ak SatAE'. The subscribers have
" this day associated themselves together, under the
lyle and firm of ECHOLS PRYOR Il TALIAFERRO
vlh the Wow of conducting general Commission bus
mss in all its branches.
Their house is the large and commodios brick tenr
recently erected in the of Of Mr. John Ruck
factory. Immediately the canai, and nearly oppn
slc the Piedmont Works. 1t is we'll arranged for The
exception nf and storing all kinds n produce, a
we'll incr, landi-c As their lo is large and made
from all dcpredat IN b strong enclosure. and
,thertise conveniently ran. ed. enabled /"
eutiart Tie sale of every desc :ptian ul
l. ube..
81 ~ necessary prepnrauot is also made teceiv.
Lime II any and all ,iuHntts. Particular attention
i'll be paid tot SUE Of III, article. Cou,eHm
suej.rj t,m those prepat ing such commodities fut
market. they also solicit con~ig of wheat, flour
corn meal. ,as, us we'll as eNes description Gf pro
h,,e
LIBERAL advances, if required, will always be made OF
,onsignmruts in hand. Coal lump. and ground pasri
aud guam sill always be kept hand-orders soci,
al.
All ordersfor goods from puncnal customers wh :
Give prompt attention
Gond. consigned to their care to be forward. d. vii
i'r attended 10 with all possible dispatch.
No Charge made for drayage merchandise PRO
luce, either by raiiroad canal. Byaprying them
selves eoseIy business beng determined
rry po sihIe endcuvoriu pleasing all who may call
hcn. they hope turecpivc the encouragement ola liberal
puLIi.. r J ECHLOS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-25
CTEAM pgAIs8LE WORKS.

CTEAM MARBLE WORKS.
~ lOHN 7. ROGERS has removed his MarblcA ork
tothe corner IF Mainland Sth hcreeiibe tono
fine assortment Of Egypsian. ltaiau unl American
Marble, Monuments. Tonbs Grave Sto8es Maniel
Pieces Of every description, WALTZ iutes, Fnats, &r.
Any design IN carving executed IN the .leatcst mnu
Orders from tie country With cit, reference
romptly a;tended to-
Mr. having served his apprenticeship in one the
largest establishments in New Yoa, city and haYing
much experience in the business, liu"fs him>cIihul
all work executed his hop viii give entire sasac
lion my done North Of Saaih.
Richmond. July li-l,d
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:, UNION COOKING RANGEs.-Th,

-, UNION COOKING RANGES-Thc
C.1N subscribe has just received from the North, few
~ more of Ponds Improved Union Cooking Ran
ges, for wood and coal, which for economy and
nienec, have gained for themselves such celebry-tha
they rapidly taking the place of all other arrange.
ments for cooking purposes.
The cask, for keeping constant supply of hot
water without any additional fuel is upon the most per
feet PLAN Also hot air fixtures for warming additional
rooms can be attached If desired. Personal attention
given the setting of them, and all are warranted
operate in the most perfect Thousands of ref
might be offered but examination of them at
the of the subscriber is sufficient satisfy every
one of their superiority over any other fixture.
mar9-tf G. s. BLISS.
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RATES OF FREIGHT ON THE
lB C . SEas::s.
VIRGINIA * TENNESSEE RAILROAD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-25

WI are now in receipt OF our Spring purchases,
w consisting of Cloths, CoSsmgcs. y IeSttHgS, OF
tie first quality, such seldom find their way 10 tins
Market /, which we invite the attention OF gentlemen
desiring such goods All goods sold and mnde up by
rs we warrnnt give entire satisfaction in regard to
ill., ste and workman ship. Also, fine
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-06-25

4 YNCHEURG --Tuflm.i.
IL heretofore cnnductrd unie, he firm a. T..
& g. s. DlUGulD, will continue in hltple un'.t#t ~
style Of
DUG UfD 8 BROTHER,
and they take this opportunity TO return tn, hness
the public for the very liberal patronage Ia tir i'm {,
1T. & e S. Diusuid, and beg con a,nnco ~ th,
same.
We have on hand alot of Ton Aoeo ScWeNt MI avs
sEsa Tobacco Finisherius gottenur Plough I'D oint
ofall descriptions, Mill Gearing, wrought uud cast
Threshng Machines, &c ~, e.
J. +. DiuGuID,
Jan SITS q. \. DltGUlD.
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TUSE Received and for sale low, ten Basket.
a. Superior Olive Oil
Feb9S-ts !. b. NOW IN & co.
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4 tOFFON NARNS-Leak, willie and olher fac
~ tory Cotton Yarns, for sale by
may BIS JOS. Fl. WILSO
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FRESH SPRING GOODS.

Lvnchburg. April l3--ts
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nov 23-wly
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-07-09
THE RHODE ISLAND ELECTION.

Our readers have already been informed of the
surprising result Of the attempt Of the radical re-
formers of Rhode Island to cause Convention to
be called to frame Constitution for the people,
and how it failed from the good sense Of the people
We copy below part of the comments of the Pro
violence Journal of Thursday upon the result:
For ten years have been steadily told the people
of this State suffering grevously under constu
ton Of government imposed upon them by martial law
and maintained by the skilfu Of fraud and money!
that the provisions for its amendment were purposey
made cumbrous and nconyenient that the only way
improve was 10 overthrow it erect another upon its
ruins and upon fundamental principles entirely different
Repeated attempts have been made to overthrow the
party which stood by the constitution but time after time
the people up to the support Of the Government
which they had established, and the waves that dashed
against rolled back broken into foam and unharming
the citadel upon which they struck.
We should be guilty Of great arrogance If we claimed
this Wing victory 1t is true that the glorious party
with which have always acted and which has by
the banner Of the constitution whether floating aloft
victory trailing in the dust Of defeat has come up to
the rescue, always has; but it has alone
Democrats who differ from questions Of admiuistra-
ton and of policy but who agree with in great
principles which lie the foundation Of oil government
have abandoned their leaders when their leaders depart
ed widely the only cafe ground Of liberty regu-
lated by law"
The majority against the Convention, as far as
known is upwards Of fifteen hundred votes, which
will be increased by the few towns remaining 70 be
heard from. Every county in the State has given
majority against the proposed q reform"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-07-09
LATER FROM MEXICo.

axthfBgsGss 5 era Cruz to the sd and from
the city Of Mexico to the 18th ultimo from which
We translate the following items:
Santa Annals birthday, the 18th Of June was cele
brated with great pomp salutes fred the troops
paraded and the President received the diplomatic corns
The Sigo Diez Nueye having appeared several DAYS
in succession without leading articles the editors pnb
hshed In explanation note from the Govern ment which
they had received This states that the Government
had with dspleasure the editorials Of the paper and
the delay with which they published the DEGREES Of the
Government and threatens them with the law if these
things repeated The editors say in commenting
the order that they neither reply defend them
selves and that they do not know what the ideas
the Government the questions Of the day they
not write for they may inadvertently oppose those ideas
Politics are prohibited.
The completion Of the line OF telegraph to Jalapa
is announced and dispatches received il at
Mexico.
Don FEDERICO FULoUEz had been appointed Minister to
New Granada, aud il said that he would also visit
Venezuela and Ecuador in his official character The Or
den proposes that he shall be authorized TO invite these
and all the other ispano American States TO general
Congress ike that which Bolivar called together Pana-
ma IN 1926. The 0rden thinks this necessary because
an enemy thousand times terrible for her per-
hdious and runou policy and for her usurping and
ricous views than all the European combinations
in 1923 to sustain the lights Of SPAIN threatens alb
sorb the sovereignty Of the continent and to destroy
the American race" IL states that 10 such
alliance the old mother country would unite.
Importation Of arms had been prohibited. The official
paper in Vera Cruz that persons Of good
pute ADD whom the Government believes will make good
Of their arms apply for the Of those which
have been taken from them.
1t is stated that the Indians committing great ra
wages in Coahuila Three bands Of them traverse the
State in all directions without the slightest opposition
In consequence Of the wish Of the President that the
CONSUMPTION should take place possible the
Minister Of War had ordered that the drawings for the
regular army should take place the 18th Of July next
and for the militia on 10Th Of August.
The police and the soldiery in the capital con
stantly coming in collision, and in instance Santa
Anna had been obliged punish officer and troops
for assautng private house. 1t the party in
jured did not dare to complain, but the police officers
made the complaint to the Government against the sol
diers.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-07-09
THE SEVENTY SEVENTH ANNIVERSARY.

Often as we have had the privilege of congratu-
lating our readers on the return of our National
Birthday and of joining them in feryent aspirations
for continuance of the prosperity, happiness, and
peace vouchsafed to US, have seldom sauted this
Anniversary with more heartfelt pleasure than on
this day On this one day, at least, party is for
gotten political asperities are softoned names raj
lying to evanescent and sometimes unlmportant
triumphs are not thought of; bat all voices are
heartily raised to swell the diapason of thanks due
to the continued unity of our beloved country
Every thing justiGcs us in rejoicing. We are at
peace with the world our commerce is extending;
our every of national greatness and pride
expanding year by year; We have been free from
any general afiiction from the scourges which, in
the form of disease have in former years dcsolaced
SO many hearths While in the East, in more than
one quarter, war is gloomy brooding over vast po-
pulatons we rest far from strife and bloodshed our
only contest being who may best promote the good
of our common country.
Such days as this, coming amidst contending
opinions of party, must "give us pause; and while
we remember that we have in common one country,
one aim, one destiny, we feel the more adjured to
offer upon the altar of patriotism our VOWS of sim
certify and devotion.
As our country advances in age, numerous ties
to bind US to revere it added yearly and fresh
associations cluster around it and earnestly trust
that this day, now so hallowed in all our feelings
our political Sabbath when sectional and party pre-
ferences are laid asde-may, as the tide of time
rolls on, be venerated and celebrated with all the
fervency and ou;pouring Of patriotism with which
its advent is hailed throughout our land, from
the st. Lawrence to the shores of the Pacific
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The Untsa States mail steamship Humboldt for Havre,
sailed from New York Saturday with 40 passengers
and 1916, Ts0in specie.
THE LArrIaG OBSERVATORY, three hundred feet in
height wiha base of rs feet the New York Crystal
Palace opened Thursday. IL Is said 1t affords
grand view for the distance of forty or fifty miles
REsTRIeTIaG SALE.--The Police Court of Kemper
county Mss, have raised the license Fee for drinking
saloons to 81 000 One of the two establishments Of the
kind in DeKab has already been closed and the other
will share the same fate in August. ~
RAILROAD AecIDEsr.--E. ID. Mckinney for many years
conductor the New Haven railroad, injured ia
tally ii is feared, Thursday evening, by his head
coming in contact with rock at the Yorkve Tunnel
whilst he was looking out of the window Of q
DRowsKD.--Matthew A. Stanley, lawyer, OF West
Chester county, Pa drowned in the Brandy wine on
Wednesday evening Tho water being shallow it is sup
posed he taken with apoplexy.
FRAsKLIS AND MARSHALL CoLLraE According to the
Inland Daily the trustees of this institution are about
erect at Lancaster on edi6ee for its accommodation
which viii cost $4,000 The style Of architecture will
| be the Collegiate Go4hic.
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JUSTICE III NEW YORK.

II the following statement from the Daily National
Democrat be true, criminals likely to make their own
terms with the courts of New York:
g Disgusting Rascdhiy.-We are definitely informed
and by the very best authority that the
efforts have been made prevent the just Of the
law from being pronounced upon the villains who
yicted Of riot at Tammany Hail. and Of assault upon Au
gustus Sche Esq, by which he very nearly killed
Judge Beebe has tried in vain for several weeks
tence the culprts always trick legal bubble has
been thrown in prevent him and at last Of their
political friends, who has high and responsible
office, informed of the Judges that there
OF his friends in certain Department Of the General
Government and that they should not be removed if
these criminals are allowed to escape with fine; but
that In no case must they be imprisoned for the
shortest period This seems incredible but nevertheless
we have no doubt that Nor do we hesitate say
that the Judge give his the public
and let him be indicted for the offence Every good ciu
zen has common interest in bringing to Justice the dou
BILE rascal who would hold off the penalties of the law
from rioters and midnight assassins. And when such
business is done TO save political partisan it becomes
crime Of peculiar blackness. We with this whole
matter, and let official ranks be purgednof such
cality." 80 -
We approved the election Of Judges by the peo
pe and believe that experience will prove the validity of
objections to the system. When Judges are made
dependant upon the popular vote for their continuance
in Office they viii be fearful of giving offence particularly
to members Of the party by who they have been elected
Party influences will be made bear upon them; and
in the above stated, they viii pause before
fencing criminals lest they should give offence infu
entail political friends of the convicted parties
Baltimore Clipper