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McCook, Attorney General Of Ohio, Columbus J..
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sixty two Senators.
Wings, in haiie, Old Line Democrats in Roman.
Those marked l. D., Independent Democrats; u,
those elected as Union men, B. H., those elected as
Southern or State Rights men.
President David h. Atchison
Secretary Asbury Dickins
1srm ea1nns 1s,m eIpires
.ALABAMA. MISSISSIPPI
Ben Fitzpatrick i 1865 Stephen Adams, Qu) 1857
O. O. Clay 1859 A. u. Brown 1889
Arkansas MISSOURI.
n. w. Johnson* 1855 David r. Atchson 1855
VIM X Sebastian 1859 Henyy y. Geye9 1859
coNHECTicUT. NEW HAMPSHIRE
Tsnmaa Smnh 1855 Moses Norris jr 1855
Isaac Toucey ! 1857 Jared w. Williams 1859
rALIFoaNiA. NEW YORK.
William M OWN 1855 Nm. IA: Sewara 1855
John H. Weller 1857 Hamilton FISH 1857
pgLAwAas. NEW JERSEY.
James A. Bayard 1857 j. r. Thompson 1857
John. M Clayton 1857 William Wright 1859
FLORIDA NORTH CAROLINA.
Jscl son Mofi0n 1855 Gt0yge II. badger 1855
stephen X. Mallory 1887 Vacancy -f-- 1889
GEORGIA. OHIO
". q, Damson 1855 s. p Chase a. d. 1855
RsLsn Tsos.bs (u) 1859 Benjamin r. Wade 1857
INDIANA. PENNSYLVANIA.
John Potil 1855 .James Cooper 1858
Jesse d. Bright 1857 Rich d Brodhead, jr. 1857
I'LL Nois. RHODE ISLAND:
James Shields 1855 Charles T. James 1857
Stephen A. Douglas 1889 Philip Allen 1863
IOWA. SOUTH CAROLINA.
Augustus G. Dodge 1855 A. 7. Butler Is. r. 1853
George w. Jones 1859 Josiah J. Evans 1853
KENTUCKY. TENNESSEE.
AycJiiboli Di1on- 1855 james &. J0nes 1857
.John H. Thompson 1859 .joAn Bell 1859
LOUISIANA. TEXAS
John Sliden - 1855 Thomas j. Rusk 1857
j. y. B,g,apin 1859 Sam Houston 1859
MAINE. VERMONT.
Hannibal Hamlin 1857 Vacancy 1855
VIM II. Fessendon 1859 Solomon Foot 1887
MASSACHUSETTS,. VIRGINIA
Chs. Sumner *. Dj 1857 j. NJ. Mason Is. r. 1857
Eaiitayd Epereu 1897 X. nj. Il. Hunter 1859
MARYLAND. WISCONSIN.
James a. PaUcr 1855 Isaac Z. Walker 1855
Ih0laas a.. Prmr 1891 Henry Dodge 1881
MICHIGAN.
Lewis Cnss 1857
Chas E. Stuart 1859
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RECEIVING AND ON HAND:
sDn HHDS N o. Il 4 r. Sugnr
~ 40 bls. Coffee aud Clarified Sugar
." boxes and bbls. Loaf Ciushed. and pul
'erized Sugar,
ltfsRio aud Laguira Coffee
u .igs Suter old IVA Coffee,
hIds. Cuba an T. Il. Molusses,
bbis N. O. Moasses,
Coas Bar Iron. assorted
d, Hoop and Band do
4, BIi.terd ST, cl,
-, Gust and Shear do,
-, tits Bacon
900 SIDES SOL Leatt1
rs do. Black Upper do,
40 doz Calf Skins,
30 I" Pink Ii ling do.
10 Sheer Skins,
1000 bales Cotton lnru,
10 Bales Osnaburez,
50 Boxes Sperm and Adamauiae Candles
so do Hull & Sons Paten, do,
Is do. Sonp,
10 do Starch
300 kegs Nails co ny,
10 Wr,' Nails,
II bbls Timers Oil,
40 ons Peruvian Guapo
900 sacks Salt.
Also
Plaid Bleeched and Brown Domestic. Calico, Linen,
Drill Bed Cords and Plough Lines, Window Glass and
Putty Copperas, Au = Mndder and Indigo, Peprer,
Ginger and Spice, Spades. Shove. Trace and Halter
Chains Manure and Hay Folks. Boots Shoe, and Hats
For sale ar exchange for country Produce,on accomo
<Ior ~ rnIN uoI TINS
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MISCELLANEOUS
REMOV Al.

2The Subscriber. hrvine removed TO his new Starr
II dc.,r. al'Ve h., old stand aud three dot. south
n Nam md Mar..t ,t.s.t~, Is prepared Ia otter IN
. snteHt- Ia tari.a purchasing ali kinJ. Of "a,
Nrdi,iHe.. Faiti.. OH, DYES. Aiado~ Glass. my,
Pert .4..r,, anry Afticies Ac..S.
THIS Slore l03 feet deep, hhch will ennbc him To-
Lert Il much larger stock than usual Particular Huen
non vii be- paid all orders. ffc,ctipti filed Mt
al hour. AID from experience OF thnn 80 yenr'
lie nafter. himsci that le III be nbc to inint-l only
-uf1i medicines rs me pure md re- nh", Aiihe hew
Pharmaeeutleal Preparation. made they appear ~
thu. Medical Journal.
MUSIC SALOON.
The .acond story will s-ed a Mu-ic Saloon, where
lie has aud vii keer supply . tho.e tuly Gel.
abRtcd Wodi's Faif LaHdou) frcmi m Piano.. All
kinds oi Music aud Masical Instruments furnished -
order Private cnttpuce Ia tbs SaIo"n The alley
Yfsitcr. viii please ing the iooI bel
d X. ~ MAN, Bank Square.
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PETERSBURG.
su.IIIINCFORN. YORK.

u. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
THE ht-i ciAss dnuie engine steamship. <(ffTh
R.snake. Cant Tharna. skinner. ruyes CT, >1A->.
poat Tor Nv ", Every saturday morn ~, at 10
enick touching al Naftais. h. Jamesi ,wu, Capt.
EdSafd Cavendy Leaves ~ heretofore. Il ely tuesday
eve ing touching nj N,ii"k. ruIns by hhiiroad nom
Pet,l.t uig g uuesi with eacn IA T..
Passengers ,raving Lsnfhbufg ou Iuesday morning
viii arrive u re ii tn, Jnue-t"vn Cily Pnin,ths
same ,,rniuf s7 coeb; 7ad ~ iss Ing ga fldab
:. II ia, uye IA 1T, -lifg that u tht. nul connect "E
~. Re- ,noa,.. ne Il lnutnia- ut 10 netaci.
Passage nnl inre from rrter-butg including
Sttte Rooms sid "
S,..,,p, ,,...-. , un
Steamer
f,r ttrie g.. Pa. eel ppy 10
SAM ELG. BAPTIST, Pet rsburg.
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MISCELLANEOUS
Pump and Fire Engine.
II. 8. WflITTEMOlkE 4 BRO

NTOULD re-pe' fully annonHce Ia tie eitiz, u. @
w LyHciiburg and vicinity, that th'y nanIfnc
turing, NJ then Agricultural Works onthe Basin. II h
MlTCnELS PUMP \ FIRE ENGINE combined
which II Tie perfect article at the Kind ever o.r
the public, Giles gn.d Tor Factory ne aud l,nr.
den Ensinc. aud peculiarly adapted To private DIV rl
fings, aiIsidng ia ID fne Engine under lhcr dir,
command, capable ol 10 cling over II TWO stony
dwelling.
All prd"s pro nphy Intended 10 aud Pumps put in,
" cl- Spas. NJ The usual lAie.. and w.itsited f.,
perturfu we'll Tor one ]cbf.
We the exclusive agents fgr the counties IF C uu,
teli, inherit. Bodiord aud AppomultoH.
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MEDICINES.
iVER COMPLAINTS, JAUN

BNEH COW FLAlNI, 5AuNplCb'pis-
pepsia. Chrome Nervous Debility, Disease of the
Kidneys, and All diseases arising from Disordered
Liver Stomach. such a Constipation, Inward Piles,
rullueSs Bnod the II cad. Acidity of the Stomach
Nau ca Heartburn Disg.st Food fullnes weight
n the stomach Sour Eruclations Sinking or futterinE
a, the Pit 81 the Stomach Swimming OF IN, nd Hur-
ried and difficult Breathing, flutterng Al the Heart
Choak ing Suooatius Sensations when IN lying pos
ture Dimes. Of Vision. Dots chs before the sight
Fever and Dull Pain in the Hem Deficiency ct Prrs-
piraiion Yelowness OF the skin and Ewes Pain IN the
Side Back. Chest Limbs, &c, Sudden Pushes ot Heat
Burning in the Flesh Constant Imagining. Of Evil ami
great depression OF Spirit, be ehectua'y cured by
DocrER HoorLAsps GELEsRsTEp
GERMAN BITrERS,
prepared BY DR. C. NJ. Jackson. German Medicine
Store, No 100 Arch dcor below Sixth, fhhsds
Their power the above Diseases is mol eseeiled
II equallei, hv any oth,r preparation IN the United
States the attest 10 many cases after skiiiui
physicians BAD failed.
These Bitter. are worthy the attention OF lnsaiids
Possessing great virtues in he rectheaian al the liver
and lesser glands. exercising the most seerehng power
in and ahe,ti Il the digestive ofgan- they
witi,sl sac eeuain and pea,ant
VIRGIN. TEsusosr. DR. J. NJ. Wilson, Lexington.
Va Feb 9th, 1852. said: Il entirely out ut the
German Buffers. They have become AL the rage Moth
ng Use sells.
The Tenth Legion, published at Wood.toek. Va
said, Jan 10th 1880; "A Great Med .ciHr-"e have
uniformly RETAINED from recommending tn the public
any of he various patent medicines OF the day unless
,horou ghly convinced uf tteir salle. Among those
,n.der worthy Of no,c', sthe German Bitiers IN
vented by DR.. ouhand and prepared by DIR Jack son
in Philadelphia. One instance. in particular. ia which
the superior virtues medicine have been tested,
has fae~ under observaii During The last sum.
me,. a 81 of MIR. Abram Cpbiil, oil TIN. county, wa.
very seriously affected with Liver Complaint and alter
trying in vain, various remedies, be purchased bottle
of the Btter., aud after using n so much 'eleved
OF his distressing mnlady that he procured other bot
tie and is now restored Entirely to health.
TLey entirely vegetable, free from all injurious
-. urfia flp nd
prostate it.
For cal. wholesale by Druggists in all the principal
cities and retail by oheeaie- and storehccpcf in
every town IN the United States.
Sold BY n. R LYMAN, J. II. THOMPSON 4 co,
IN J. Il. SEAY Il CO. Lynchbufg. nj b, dealer. in
m, a Gin, everywhere sept "
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MERCHANDISE.
Fall Supply of Hardware, --1054.
SIMPSON Il HRO

Sign of the Golden Lock. Lynchburg, Va.
w T. are opening, ia addition To our former ne"
w stock "A yer, arsc assortment Of HAhDwAHr,
CrrlLKr. GUNs. ri,roL., SspDLtRr. PLATED 6"ops,
rirmR On. Cloths Boass k.eptag Atttees. Building
Nefeais and Tools = mast ere'y dt'er'P ron" amotg
which ar. puty les Just introduced II afket tn
fail
W. fater ourselves exhibit To- tie public eef-
orally aud those WHO will favor viii. examination,
greater variety a,uperiorits of style aud qmity al
g1uds, offered TIA his. II surpassed IN any market
Cur gnal. ai- Ill teW unI mos. desirable, vii
be sold reasonable profit. only I" ali ~h' NlH rive
%. ncHl + "ntu.t with their nrdrr-. wh'h s"i te-
reive ou. best rnd prompt aifentio'.
Merchants aud others buy largely vii he charged
, Sntpll nIvnucr only, lOi<
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HAT AND car WAREHOUSE,
Sycamore st, Petersburg, va
OprOSite the GOurt House.

Opposite the Court House.
o. The subscribers tase pleasure IA notifying EyEse
"a the Mefrhnnt, of Virginia, aud North euro snss%
ina Tint their stock of Clouds f,r tn season has 81
received. and they prepared 10 ,efFr telr cur
nud ohers wa may visit tins mnrk"t toiay m
thrit Fall ,uPp'ies
1t i. known hat We hnvr always Kept huge and va
rcd assortment 81 Good in our line, aud Ne viii on'y
ndd that stock the present srn-ou IL unn-utIIy
argr and well assorted selected entirely from Alnnuhc
in persnn @ The senior ptnrr, Wine experience
fifteen years eDnb rs INN To mnkr such selections and
such i'll insure successful competitions With
nny ,bbng House Moth Saut'l
sept. MAJOR & MOORE.
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beautiful, sEFt l.
ID ORNAMENTAL AND ENTERTAINING

EvLAV TIT ID, VI u
ID ORNAMENTAL AND ENTE tTAlNlNG :.
Rpbe1 A. William. ht. IL grutlh, btion to annuunoc
hi. friends and the pub l. he las retoyrd lis
look the large mud asnhcent ernule hui ding
Opposite The Warwick House, Mann street. lynrhhurg
Va where h" j. receiving large and splehdld
stock Of BOOKS urd FANCY GOODS. Iii. stock vii
lie found Ia comp rise oil the most beautiful Gil
Boohs Albums, POM Fulio~, Pnprr NJ che Work
Boxes and Glove Boxes ever exhibited in this ma XII,
The Ladies viii find, 10y giving Inn cnll and exam
lining h. stock larre number of useful as well a.
beautiful articles in iispeusabr ,'n.eives IN winie
and examination is oil lie asks Of tn hde> to insure
saes. They will find. loo, every attention paid them ii
is IN liz power 10 do. l'esies, large and well-eec
ed stock of books in every variety Of hiding, suitable
ior giis, &c. &c. may be fonnd thc following:
Fancy Toilette Soaps, nrv article ior chopped
hand.. &c.
All kinds If periuner' l'nnades for the ilni--Iri
Cophcrous, k.tharon Brazilian Amber GLOSS, mud
my other Articles f the same nature.
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MISCELLANEOUS
For OIdPoint, Norfolk and Portsmouth.
PoIt Walthall Line

fO1t w
FuNHE beautiful and lavorile steaph,sts p
l. AUGUSTA, under h. command uf Ass1HnxsSf51-
Capt. VIM. c. Smith. $50 lung And favofabiy knn"n Ia
the travelling community the Potomac aud JAM.
3iyer.) !. now running On the line vim Port Wal
tha and i. furnished with LIZ T. RO "A u = !,
Lie Preseryers. farse Pump and ali the atpianee.
CURED by Act of Congress the safety at rnss
.nEefs.
The Cars running L. nesiou with the Augusta rani
Rchnhnd lcaectic Richmond md Petersburg Depot On
every Mondn, Nednesd, y.nnd FRIDAY orlnok N.
Person. arriving in Richmond. BY the Packet Boats
have bur a few steps "a walk 10 Tin, Cars.
The Cars runai from Prier.iufg 10 Giiy Point In
connection with the Augusta leave Petersburg same
above. st75 NJ, from the Depot Of the Apo
x II c. thus giving passengers an opportunity
ta rn Lypohbufg ther by the Packet Bonis OF
Dau.ilie Railroad 10 Richmond, 10y way OF the snuth
Side Railroad Prtersbu and from there neal
ire To Norfolk.
Returning the Augusta will leave Norfulk ia" alter
rnteda,s, viz: Tuc.day. fhursday. and Saturday,,
81 A.
The Augusta sil stop al Old Point both eoing ard
returning roguafly throughout the Bathing Srt-en,
tnro between Richmond Norfolk aud Old Point 2! OF
Fare between Richmond Cnke's, Rings Mill and
Grove HhuH, ..-.-.---.= 81
Children uver three wears and not ovet t~el'o
Year, of age. half price.
M"his'ehch,- ." 9u
Servants through. .-..---.s.--... 1u
Servants Il any point II rivcr.----...--.. 90
Mral., 90 %
Jun e6dtcts Tn0S D0DAMEAD.Snpt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-12-09
GEoRGEB. JONES & CO

nREG6lSTS PlrERsBuRo, Va onef Tor sale for
- CASH ar on approved CREDIT, IN extensive
nnd varied assortment Of Medicines, Paints, Oils,
Dye Stuhs Window Glass. Soaps, PeIfumefy
&c.Ac Obtaning their supplies ion nn1 uitttuI"is
and importer, only, the prepared l. Inrnsh rne
and genuine ntcrs low They oe bought OF any
rrguInr Inh,ing honec
Their stock f,t the Fail trde embraces: Best fre"ch
English nhd American QHuiue Prime Carptns aud
MHna ludigoes; Prime lluHdulHs GncliueaI; Best Oh
i've Oh. in bottles and casks Pure mic Lend, dry nmi
ground OIL; Prime Omhro Madden bands and
Kegs Blue trio III bll.. and key; Extinct L"g"ood,
ia boxes; pieces OF ali kinds, whole aud ground furu.
lar Patent Medicine. o nil kias unlns ant other TX.
tracts for the handkerchief Gct Conene, Hun Os,
Pomntum, i,nir BRUSHES DC Ne, 30.