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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-06-10

notice that n4nv o,t he newspapers ...,a'.
OF The Hon. r. .n.Hs J. u. lnlcr the rent,
man who in'ro.l;.c,l an important amendment
20 Tie Nrl.r4 l} 4. -. 'r,p, = r..,.~,.sort.,-
tive from Missouri. TITS is, mistake. J.. J..
from I'll" Ca'a;< H..r;.t in 1:,inc. and "
r~n"r,v from Caledonia Comfy. Xc~,ror-
whcr" he s:'I'l;c,! law with TIE l.:,c Gen. i.,?~
Fletcher. Of Lyndon. H. has locn in Con
-src>$ two terms. and if mistake moi. ri, vote
IN favor o. The Furitivr S!arr law. had ncar-
y defeated lis rc-c'ection.
The f1llov;rr from the Elp. To..1. T~.s..
VIII s"rvc 10 i}I;i~trec his nr,-it;2n. IS WEI, as
tii: l'aS ness q I measure 81 on.si.lod or,l
UniuS;:
ne amendment proposed to the Nei,ros-
IA hll!. yesterday, w Mr. Fuller. is dancer
o'S she'll in thc camp Of TIC friends Of tr,,,
n'a Snrc. Is tie simple nrorosition TO air..
Z" tn I"'1| '<4i'n",r ri Me 7rri,oyiee Il.
'"q'0fif" !o'"'r to jro1iU or r.tnli<5
%aer4. rs + ~lW Sc rroJ~r." Tho amend
mcnt was rejected on to ~ and it j. diff.
c'l.t 70 SEQ how any Northern man who nro-
f"sScl 10 stand by the doctrine Of non-in-or
vcntios can defend his refusal 70 s1s.ain su,b
4 proposition.
Mr.. fH',or remarked. lat as a NatioY,,
Democrat H. Should Ike 70 vote for t,c IiIl
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-06-10
r. II T, G. Al. z y q y l 4 n.

RrrrAl ut Tn:. ErolTIyE SLAVE LAW.
The Boston A.Ias or the 7th SAYS: . nc me-
mortal at the Merchants Reading Room ter
the repeal Of he Fugitive Save Law, has re
ceivcd several thousand 81 rnaturcS, and their
number is constantly on the increase. 1hrc-
ont the State similar memorials are IN prep
aration, and will pour in upon Congress from
Ill parts Of New i.n1'anl.'
Nermon.crs will send on their memorial for
repeal, including that part o: the Nebraska
bill repeating the liberty clause OF the Mis-
souri, compromise, early next September
u .EiG STATE CONVENTION.
We learn by Telegraph, that at Tie VIII.
State Convention holden at Hutlan'! on " ed
nc>lay afternoon. : .ErHI:N HuI'E o. Berk-
Shire, was Nominated! tor Governor, and N~
cAr l.. SIi>rr..E. Of Wilmington. for Lieu
tenant Governor. a;' IIt.NEl ". Bale Of
Nor;i.i. for Tr, a,ucr.
New NA,ir~u:kr.-F T. +. Chase, old Inc
locotoro. OF CONWAY. was elected Speaker of
the lIoasc on Wednesday. by > majority
THIS. pcrI.aps. j. not an unexpected result, as
several n'cnIhcrs ot't'," lIou>" ,lcltc1 20 vote
a".;;i-j N..'.a,',4 ceH,,l1'rS for t. :. Scna-
tors undoubtedly voted i,r ". Chase.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-03-12
dnoli,er Ve,r Soctetn--Th

Anotl,er Nem Socie>y.---The
Crescent city is fast getting ahead
Of GotLpm in The number of her So
c'eties. They SEEN now to be at a
loss for appropriate naipes for them.
Of course, the object Of all Of them is
charity and benevoence. We see #
notice now before IL, calling II meeting
II Tie '1Hapd- working mems Benevo-
lent A ssoriaion." From The name
we are wiling 10 venture, ihat the
Hard Working men S association does
not nake money enough by hard work
10 pay for The lights they burn at
heir night meetings.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-03-12

Ho,e to fad oMthe i'o.ltirs Of q
paper Take the cttLe root Of The
part, in power Ms the base, and null
tiply one column with another by the
simple rule Of three reduce to WI gat
fractions, and ny rales OF simple IL.
terest, you will 'li+to er that the CIV
ernment nppteoiaing the merits Of
the orgau has OF has not. extended it
some visible encouragement in the
way IT mail schedules or something
Of hi. sort Thus you have the pal'
ties IL fud how much it il wortl,
. The purity as m "o'ga'i red zee The
amount Of patronage 10 Federal Mon
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-03-12

ErtoETTE or TNrRoptTIoNs.- in
introducing, the lower must be intro
duced 10 the higher in station; and, a.
the. ladies always take precedence. The
gentleman mnst be introduced to the
lady. On entering a roch IL which u
party is assembled, the lady is then IN
troduced the reason is obvious--the
lady is not superior to the company
collectively, although she would iudi-
vidually take precedence Of the gentle
man.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-03-12
Ey' Our friend Vialet, Drngeist

Es,' Oar friend Vialet Druggist
a,rl Apotheeary on Third street, is de-
termiued not to be 'utdoue by exter-
nal appearances. Independent Of
placa1ds and posters, in parti-eolored
patterns, posted all over The outside Of
his house, l,e has nst planted large
md attractive sign Of the times, md
his prosperity, III a very conspicuous
place, That must attract attention. ---
Wallet Is nm industrious individual, and
belongs to The ego ahpad" order, and
with his ability rs n Druggist must do
a good business.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-03-12

tA1m jotitt Mar n. 1l,h. 1864

tA1ot jottf MAltH. 11ih. 1864
20. or lls CoMEr. Dehr Sir: |
Obs -. IN yptir ifit,er Of Thursday
l4+t iml my ns,ne had b.ta place be-
fore The voters III Hpton Rouge. ~ n
candidate for the office OF Mayor
This is a matter Of SOME surprise to
M, rs know not 10 whose Kindness
and partially I nm indebted for tl'i,
manifestation Of confidence.
Permit me- to say. TINT [ nm mt n
candidate. nor could | cohsent 10 be
unless it was n,anifestly The wish OF Il
n,aiotity If the citizens If Baton
Rouge. You will therefore have the
kindness to wi,bdraw ny maine, aud
tenering through you, my cordial ack-
nos Judgements, to those friends who
have placed my hame in this colioee
ton. have the honor to be whites.
peet, your obt. servant
j NJ. MoCurcHEoa
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-03-12

SoLtrARY CONFINEMENT FOR Lirr.
"A bill has been introduced into The
Pennsylvania Legislature, which pro-
vides that, when a person Is convicted
Of murder in the first degree, he shall,
ifthe jury conyieting agree to recon-
mend him to the mercy Of the court,
DO sentenced to solitary confinement
for lfu; ind that no person thus son
fenced shall be pardoned Or released
from prison, except by a concurrent
recorded vote Of two.thirtls Of all the
members elected to each house Of the
General Assembly, and approved by
tho Governor The bill also provides
that, ION conviction Of any person Of
crime thus punishable, he shall be
thereupon deemed, with respect to al!
contracts, 10 the bonds Of ,natrimony,
70 all rights ofproperty and to all civ
il rights and relations of what nature
soeyor. dead ia all respects, as if bis
actual deccase had taken place ut the
time ofsuch conviction. 5.os
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-03-12

A young married lady Of character
and standing in Peducah. KY: attemp-
"a 70 commit suicide . few days ago,
~ cutting her, throat with raao' !.
IA condition Is critical. No cause
!. MINED ihr this rash acs. - IT,. -
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-03-12

We are glad TO hear that The yourg
Kentnckian, who. o., the steamer
Dyesden, in Eeyember last, attempt
ed to protect u poor woman from the
insults ond impositions Of a gang of
Iri-hmen, and was awfnHy beaten aft.
er having killed five u his assailapts,
and wounded two others, is getting
we'll The Smitbland Postloy men,
tons that he came up on the W,uslow
on the last trip Of that boat, enroute
for MaysviIle, where be resides. The
Post says that be is Scared all over,
and that me Of bis ears is gone. It
IS something, however, for the gallant
fellow 10 be alive. He fought well
for poor defenceless woman, and his
generous courage has cost him months
Of dreadful suffering, and, we trust,
that he will at least haze the recon-
pence Of appreciation by other gerer.
Gus hearts. tMemrhis Eagle, 20,h.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-03-12

TUE LAFAYETTE STREET Hat Anu
suog SroRE. This establishment is in
receipt Of full stock Of Hats and Caps,
NIL lias nov IN hand. an assortment,
not SURPASSED in the country. The
stock Of shoes and boots embraces
every variety, from the very smallest
grade, mp 10 the largest Infants,
Misses, aud ladies' ;for walking, riding
or dancing. Youhg gents, and old
gents, Of all sizes and great variety Of
pattern. Any one, not possessed Of a
Celestial taste" in Shoes. can 10 sat
isfed, Mt a very low cash price, by cal
ling at the Lafayette street store.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-03-12

~The hus-ian feet, which re-
Gently arrived 1t Hong Kong from
Japan, brought 4 rumof that The
Emperor Of Jspsn ~ dad. ~
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-03-12

E,g- Tie steamer Opelonsas passed
our landing Yesterday morning bound
down. About two miles above the
mouth of Red River, she took fire. and
was forced to throw overheard the
best part Of her cargo Of cotton.---
After the fire was extipgnished, the
cotton VIA saved.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-03-12

LET THE SPoILs BE DIVIDED An
other District has been added to the
Swamp Lard Commission. This calls
for four new appointment from the
Executive, and places at the dis
posal Of the party in power, about
1900. Could not there be a sub-di-
vision so as to make the whole State
swamp? .1 ss.aa
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-03-12

Elder Thomas Campbell, the veu-
cradle fatl,er Of Alexander Campbell.
died at BOTANY, Va, several weeks
ago. .f...5.. =
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-03-12

v
tlgsTn the State Engineers office
some days ago, we had the pleasure Of
seeing a most beautiful piece Of aftis-
tieal work ffom tile hand Of MI Kit
ter Of TINT office. The work il an
aito.reitero map Of the Bayou Pla-
qnemine, which furnishes from actual
measurements, the sotindngs about the
mouth Of the Bayou shows the depth
Of channel 1.-The character and quality
Of soil In tht stream and along the
bank, and IL n most valuable work to
refer to. in order to base certain calcn-
1atibps, III reference 70 that stream Z;
which has cost our sister town Of Pla-
quenine 80 much other territory, and
the State 50 much money. Taking
Mr.. Ritter's map and applying we'll
known principles Of science to the sub
ject, Mr.. Morse has drawn up such
arrangements for the defence Of the
Bayou, against drift from the Mississ-
ippi, rs cannot fail to accomplish the
long desired object, # the Legislature
will appropriate Il sufficient amount to
have them carried out.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-03-12

Wife, you make that child look like
fool. said Dag TO his wife, while put.
ting its forgery on.
Dear me, said Mrs. Par'ingten. just
as she stepped into the house dear
me what love, Of . child, aud just
like its papa. for all the world. i
Mr.. Dag only coughed-
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-03-12
GEORGE A. PIKE,
Morning, NIarch ~, 1854.
XAsrftffi 6tir' ftllow citizen Cart

EH FROM our teIlUw-tltizen Capt.
w. r. TuNrARD, who witnessed the
sinking Of the John L. Avery, we learn
The particulars Of that dreadful Gala
nifty, of which We made brief mention
yesterday The accident happened
Ten miles above Fort Adams. The
wind was blowing almost tornado.
and the boat could not hive been
more than FIVE minutes going down,
the upper cabin parted from the wreck
or every soul Oh board would have
persisted. The deck hands and deck
passengers were nearly all drowned,
and The loss Of life is set down at 100.
The river WA too rough for the TN
fortunate sufferers to swim, and those
that fioated of from the wreck were
drowned before they could be rescued
from the waves.
III the record Of terrific aceid ents
that have happened on the Mississippi.
there is not parallel to this Of the
Avery. In broad daylight within
few rods Of shore, and nsight oftwo
other boats neither of which could
render assistance on account Of the
wind aud wave, loo souls have been
plunged into eternity, without q mo-
ioents warning.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-03-12

AMERICAN VS.. FOREIGN CorN.-
The director of the y. s. Mint, in his
annaal Assay Report, gives the opin-
ion that the necessity Of legalizi1g the
coin Of other nations no longer exists !:
that we have now enough Of our own
and suggest that the weight and
market value Of the American coins be
annually made, and their current value
ascertained. that they may circulate as
the only currency. and recommends
that the law legaliziDg foreign coins
BE- repealed. - - -
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-03-12

Times Losr FoEgvEa.-Lost
wealth may be restored by industry
the wreck Of health regaiped by tenn
perance, forgotten knowledge restored
by study, alienated friendship smooth
ed into fotgetiulness, even forfeited
reputation won by penitence and vir-
tue. But who ever again looked upon
his vanished hours, recalled his Sigh
ted years, stamped them wisdom, or
effaced from the record Of eternity the
fearful blot of wasted time ??
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-03-12

- Dates from Washington city Of
the 9TH inst, say that Doctor Gardi-
ner died protesting hi. innocence. He
wrote letter just before bis death,
which was placed in the hands of his
brother, who canuot be found, and the
contents are unknown. A past mar.
tenn examination has been held over
his remains, and the physicians pro.
nounced the cause Of his death to have
been strychnine.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-26

We are Informed by gentleman from Lexing-
ton,that the chemical examination of the stomach
of Miss Pharr' made by pr. Gillian of the Va
Military Institute. as also b. skilful Chemist
of Baltimore, has resulted, in both cases, in the
detection of strychnne. Ii will he remembered
that the body of Miss p. exbumend in Gov
ington, Va short time ance-ahd many months
after her death, on suspicion that she had been
seduced and then poisoned by DIR. Thompson
of that place. The discovery of foetus,
on the examination of the body at that time
caused the arrest and imprisonment of DR.
&rhompsoa. The fact announced above will
give additional strength to the suspicious en-
tertain ed against him.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Fact WORTH KNOWING :

- A-H shpahi be borne ~ mind that we have pursued
a entirely hcrrnt fun the u-1a moe in er'ng
ing lei 10 the tire ol physicians The re
cipe. OF SrARLER's ASnpYSE CHERRY ExPEo roRAsT
and rae ORDEAL hive been mad. known cott dea
toiiy onward. III five hun lted neiiea mrr, every
al VII ,cronn,en1 them highly efficient refne
The Elk .fatant ha. been pronounced bS then
be an ,rcl remedy Ia all II Cough. Guilds
Crnnp Is uch IL. A.tlrna md diseases of the Lungs
,nd Throm g-nutail, T.e Diarhna Cordial has also
eei' ed cir nnqua.frd rrt-ea-n remedy for d,en,'s
the boWr els bth in il rem and ialt~, and The many
ttat these good mel lcine" effected, prove
IL, iEyslcian. opriou well founded. They -ould be
kept in every Ia y, rendy fpl instant whe o"ra
ion may require See advertisement in another column
descriptive pamphlets. be had gratis The lsents.
Price for each 30 cents, SIX bottles for - 30.
al ~,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-26
T-ial OF Fire Engines.

The Petersburg and Lynchburg Fire Compa-
MES had q turn out yesterday afternoon, and af
ter parading with their sengines on Main street.
two divisions of tie Lyaehburg Company took
up opposite positions, and for nearly half an hour
manfully piled upon each other the refreshing
clement to the high qualification of great mum
Der of lockers on who. too. occasionally had n
share of the water.
Neither party seemed to have bean extingnish
ed, though both wer 1oub.,f7 well washed
The Petersburg Compssy manpuvfea IL operated
their beautiful engine with admirable tact and
skill
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-26
Prog1 esg of the Know-Nothings

The Democratic Press, with here and there
Wing paper.are become quite bell serent towards
,hc Know Nothings. The Order, nevertheless
seems TO be going ahead with wonderful rapid
ty. The Cleveland Paindealer says of Grimes
of Iowa, the Governor cl,ot that tt. people
'Mrre iuic"med that he was sol t odd
Crimes" that immortal good old man. who had
such funny way of buttoning his coat, and that,
like his father, he was n sort of n "know Noth-
ing and SO they all voted for him.
Parson Brownlow, of Tennessee, pronounces
the order the very thing Cor the age and country
and says they will elect the next President. No
admrer OF the laws and constitution-no friend
of Pro,estantis cf sen i moral and sonser-
yative principles, either in religion or politics
need hesitate, he says, for one moment to go IN
to the order.
At the democratic Convention, Hamilton com
tv, Ohio, to nominate candidates for County off
ces i.aa Congress, the know Nothing questio 8
wa, introduced ana the q. gam 4ation del ,unc ID
Mr.. kemcln, OF Inc delegates, said it was
.nconsislrnt to denoun,e this orranizr .I,whil,
the Democrats had asreret organization, fer
ring 20 the Miami Tribe, of which United States
Senators were members, and Geo. l. Pug, chief
The lie was given 1, this assertion, and the Con-
Yentloa broke up in row, without nominating or
passing resolutions.
In Pennsylvania the Pennsyl yanan q, clates,
mat James Pollock belongs to the order.
Al Az many, Ie!ls., tne Other day, there WI.
an erection for Councilman to fill vac aey in
tn Second Ward. J. r. large and John Cen
ley were the on.y candidates heard If. When
the poll closed the vote declared argo
i3 Gonley, 23; james Gardiner, OIL. 40 che
could be found VINO had voted for Gardiner or
So, MS ueAets or even knew s, It he can
didate.
York Coz Penn, is said E he fall of Know
Nothings. In the town Of York There are eight
hundred or a thousand. In Cid Codorus" there
are two or three hundred, and in many other vii
lagos in the county they are organizing and
prosrering
A. instances of the profound secresy of heir
movement we notice that in Ataanta G, o., at Il
special election lor Alderman, in the morning
there WAS bat one known cand;aate. bat in the
citizen who never aspired to office came l20 u
head, to the establishment of rybody aud him
self especial .-N. l. Express.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-26
Foot Race at the sip9erdrome.

There has not been more crowded assemblage
at tue llipperdrome this season, than was drawn
together last evening to witness a second five
mile foot race between the two well known cham
pinns and rivals, Barlow and Grinnall The
race between the same parties, last Wednesday
eYening,re ultng IN the defeat of Barlow it seems
had NOT discouraged his friends and hackers
Ills defeat then universally attributed To
mere temporary ply steal disaffecton. His real
strength and capacity of endurance were looked
for IN the present race and when the two enter
ed IT, clrcut,lt was apparent that the odds were
vastly in favor of Barlow. The cheers we're i'm
mense as they took their stands At the signal.
Gr'nnall took III, lead, and he nor Only MAINTAIN
ed it, but at the end of each successive circuit
sensiby increased the distance. At the twenty
third round he had gained an entire circuit of his
adversary. Barlows friends, hy ne me Ms dis
p.rlted, in every way possible endeayored to en-
courage their iarorite. He did rake several eff
forts to come up, but Grnnall did not permit
the vantage ground he had gained to be lost
AT the thirty second round Barlow withdrew.-
Upon this there was an immtase rush tlom the
boxes and general melee of yelling for II few
minutes. a few arrests were made. After which,
quiet being restored, Grinnall completed the re-
naming 1unds, and at the close was greeted
with immense and protra ted cheering
II time made was - minutes 30 seconds
n. 4. Time 22d
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-26

CHEAPER pArER.-fte New Orleans Bu.lehn
sags. We arr inclined to believe that the okra
plant Inc south j. destined to alleviate the grieY-
o's evil under which ali publishers now labor. We
have specimens of strong white rope manu-,
featured from its fibre. If it will make rope 1T will
certainly make paper, and if it will make paper
the pres, nj; exhnrbita,,t prices must come down
materially, for the supply of the raw material
will be as inexhaustible as cheap
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-26

NEWSPAPER NOMINATIONS FOR GaVERNoR.-
Our neigt bon Il ,he Republican,, ia, Cha .,tfes.
yillo Republican, and " oodstock Tenth Legion
declare '"rLroN FL rAkF. Of Albemnrle now
Ii 1utenant Governor. ,ne lnrl ing hrglsl
er welcomes the action of the Norfolk d uocrai-
anu di,s tnp 1araf llENRY \. Wise. of Accomae.
subject to the decision Of t.e 1rnacratic .,tale
convent n" Mr.. w, t says, viii racci,e Il
nominated, tho II. broken and cheerful support ol
no at,u q
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-26
~ssaOE &EIATEMPORItIM. I'm
MAN sTREf I. LYNCHBuRG, VA -
flour Doors Ub0re thp bI1rLet House

F0W Do0fS db0re The Wdrket House.
Tie sub~c. bets prcttn# call the n.teiun OF their
ried, nt te public eene,.dy, tL.ir arge md well
assorted stock namely Gerf's inr Calf-kin Boots at
their OWL uanulacturr, and ilnt of Miles & Som;
hnr Patent Leather Cutters Cloth Critters and Shoe. OF
al scrrtons; Indies Shocs. cnmIni ing h nck aud
,ured Cloth Caters. Slippers. Ties, Hungarian,
Noaing Boot, also, W ky,n \ Gus hi }u>kits ce!-
rbracd for their fine fin ChiIdrous Siocs of VA ous
knd4 and ives Gent hue Moi, skin, Nelras ka and
kno" Nothing Hut; Chiarcns Hats ard Cor> Carpet
b - Trunk, Nafi.cs &c, &c.. AL oi which nre wal
nnfed 10 be Of the very best. and 10 humbug and
which will he sol n@ cn.ap they Gun be hou ,lt at
tiny house ia the eiy If chratcr. Come quickly
arg aip> npy he hifl FRErN Eli Il HALL
uIg 2j-d md CTS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-26
NEW CONCERT.
GEORGE vi. RUCk lxS Il CO..

Jnly LIST, 1854.
'H'HE subscribers, the let day of July 1854 asso
Il ciaei themselves gethcru under the style mi firm
81 George NJ Rucker a. CO. Tor the putp ,se of conduct
Jug Q. uera Dry Gn' Dis business They will occupy
the san s'ere aai will the c,>s of goods ns
formerly kt pin the Hnu The stock If goods kept
Nil always be- large and well assorted and such n. the
"ant. at customers may indicate They respectfully beg
aconnuunrr N tie patronage rl"forc 50 henly be-
slowed upon the House. and will strive To deserve The
confidence =" theperonizng public b, a'wav- selling
Goop GOODS and at FAIR LIVING PRICES
GEORGE NJ RUCkER.
JOHN WHEELER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-26

THE BURNING IF w DsIuNUrJN.--lhe london
Times, the course OF recent editorial review
of the an is ssal hyasions chroneled i'll the
worlds history admits tina, 'the s4atess OF sbe
D4tlsh roe that da-ued up the Potomac landed,
and, after quick march, destroyed Washington,
aud thtn speedily beat ""trcat, can hard be
considered affair at iegiinlate warfare being
Et,.. more man taa'icni AID Ruthless surprise
on an unarmed and unsuspec,ng population
1nis is n note worthy of confession.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-26

The "ToCsIN OF REFORM" is the title OF n
neat paper just started at Lewisburg, Va, aud
edited with spirit aud ability by Mr.. J. c. l..
Cummings. 1t will be issued semi monthly, and
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