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POR Assessor.
WILLIAM PACKWOQD.
About the Missouri COmprO-
- mise, sc,

The whole political history Of the world
is history Of a power passing from the
many to the hands of the few, until what
was once weakness becomes strength, and
then again, that strength becomes enerva-
ted BY luxury and sloth, or in the plenitade
Of its power, believes itself omnpotent and
commits aggSessioas on the body polite,
until ii is weakened by internal strife, and
thus inviting the attacks of weaker and
feebIer but more energetic bodies, to prey
upOn'the wealth It would not defend, or
bind and manicIe the limbs that were pol
sled By Incidence E; or, self-exhauted, it be-
comes unable to resist the chains of the
bondsman
Such is the history Of Greece-such is
the melancholy conclusion come to by read
ing the decline and downfall Of that stu
pendous empire Of the Cesars that night
be said to have embraced the world, and
under whose triumphal arch the princes of
nations were led captiveS at the car Of the
eouquering hero.
Shch are the lessons of instruction to be
derived from that achievement known to
the history Of the British empire, at day
when the Barons Of England forced from
aweak Prince, rights and powers that had
been withheld from the people by a race Of
Princes who piled prerogative upon prerog-
ative around the throne, until the King as
sumed to be what Louis the ", in the
Vaniy q his power styled himself-"th
State.n
Such was the lesson taught the French
nation, when Louis the VI was tried, con-
demncd and executed, and through which
arose those fearful acts which deluged q
nation in blood, and for a time reigned
naught but confusion and anarchy.
Such was the lesson taught the world in
eur great struggle for freedom, when o
proud and powerful ministry stepped be-
yond the line Of constituted and legislative
power, and attempted 10 tax people who
had no voice in their national councils
Whenever power in q constitutional gov
ernment is indulged in that is not really
given the government, mischief, il not ruin
TO II must be expected as a result
In our government, and particularly in a
, 1854-08-26

B%Just as We were going % pres, ?
messenger Of STUGRT's Express sHfFse'
bringing file Of San Francisco HfqS
up to August llth, Ths Mail Steamer
had arrived in the Colunbia river, but Ael'
States mail The expsesS also furnished
US with Oregon dates to the 10th inst, COZ
taining much valuable news which vii have
a hearing nsxt week. .r-., ,,si
The mAa arrived here in the rear Of the
E1prcsS.
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Our Candidates..

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e VIZ ""'''"' ieuera' party was won't
~, ~ pa =, :" luineASureu 'erms' as eonsu'u-
'e ~ 3, :" 'no ueOenCy ano al 'ne intslllgenee
VI 'ne country, anu mat tney alone should
~, N 80 "O'u ." 'n0 POs'S Oi nOhoN
1,..Ii'Nu N - D"' .n' "aS' P0"' as they
.,a-a 49, .'.~0u ~ =, .ue FARMER nad no
~. .I a. D'I.'o' %: ~ '.e ',G'u,e OoOk' 'nanH
"ao % .Hs BUSINESS O' 'ne OlaeASml'h 10 make
Tr''n' Tr w ~
In' o""0 question mas arisen IN the re
.1"' ~ ,U aUna''O"s maus " Tue members Of
'.o"-. Wv Ie'sn. PIi'eS ~ 'nls county 70 ps
p1Ppo'''u p r - 'ne eV~'ne eiec'lon' and h
10, O'0n A''er'eu 'na' sne nominees o. the
,., e p' n'y eI''ieu " e'alm u. ,ne
,Uu'Hue--All 'ne Secency ana all tne iniei-
-s"'0 H'.eoS'iy ,0r 'neln 70 receive the
" '"e "nO'e people iOF tne ming
=. '"e u'ne'en' U'uces iOr Wnlen 'ney nave
'een Pu' III hoili'na'ion' r'3 ~
before 'ne next issue Oh our papef OBJ
'a'nS extensive circulation the election will
nave 'AAen place. ana a decision maeeas
70 'ne resPee'l'e mer''s Oh the Candidates
-Inelr aOiiI'y ana genuine democratlcprin.
clpLes'
we are OOid 70 assume that the nominees
OF tne democratic convention have . pre-
POnuerance Oh aOnlty' IN tne Aggregate, ana
"oulu ieel Pellect'y Sa'e IN a pohtleai stump
cOn'eSt, proIldeu 'ne oPPositlon nave ''i1E any
principles "nlcn 'ney ~lSn 70 defend, !Ia
1" 0fuer' lhen, 70 test 'ne lAa''er' HPAs
Oeen suggested 'not the. various nominees
Oh tne democracy aItehd Tue various pre-
cinets' as circumstances SHAH require, me
wing nominees desire sueh q movement
ai'er the following order should me Far'' .
Gus locations prove satisfactory. That Z.
to say : s'.si -
On Monday next, at 2R. ~ At the house
OF Mr.. Abram Iilly's, in the Grand Mound
Precinct 2 200
On Tuesday, at the Falls Of the DeshuissS
On WEDNESDAY, at Mr. Pattisons " "
Chamoers frairie freeinch T
p,oo;no.
IN Fr;d.v a, tho ho0.o 81 ,hs N..o,.,le
MN comn.1v o. somo &C. sni,oIls nlsca ~.
iii .oo0mmcd.to y ,ho ,o,,i,o0s !, Nason.IIy MY
~, C..l. D. p-.-,-
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DS- The bark "Luika," Capt. johnson,
arrived Ot the port of Olympia on Monday
last, "a days from Honolulu, Oahu, with a
cargo of salt, sugar, syrup, and other pro
ductions Of the Sandwich Islands, destined
to be stored sad for sale at New Market,
and return With a cargo Of sawed lumber
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FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF COMMON SCHOOLS.
DANIEL r. BIGELOW.
, 1854-08-26

FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY, 2ND JUD. DIST.
b. F. KENDALL.
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FOR COUNTY TREASURER.
WILLIAM RUTLEDGE Jr.
, 1854-08-26

FOR COUNTY AUDITOR.
URBAN Z. HICKS.
, 1854-08-26

FOR REPRESENTATIVES.
WILLIAM COCK.
BENJAMIN L. HENNESS.
STEPHEN GUTHRIE.
WILLIAM p. WELLS.
, 1854-08-26

FOR JUDGE OF PROBATE.
JOSEPH CUSHMAN.
, 1854-08-26

FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
SIDNEY S: FORD, Sen.
JOHN N. Low.
LEVI SHELTON.
, 1854-08-26

FOR SHERIFF.
ANTONIO B. RABBESON.
, 1854-08-26

REGULARLY NOMINATED
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-02
.Jobu Mifchel

BosroN, Dec. 23.-Mr. John Mitchell, the Irish
Dtriot and exile, lectured here to night to au-
ence of over two thousand people, large por-
In of whom were of his countrymen. His lee
RE was brilliant and eloquent. 1t was moder-
{ in tone and well tempered. He hoped his
antrymen, adopted citizens, would do no more
/ European republcanism than the natives
smselves were willing to do. There were ma
feeling and pathetic passages in his speech
he audience listened with great attention, and
[oood considerable enthusiasm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-02
fairs in Alabama-I Inauguration ofthe Goper.
por-His address, &c,

NOT--HfS fuHTtSS, SC'
CHARLESTON Dec. Ex-Governor Winston, of
abama, was inaugurated at Montgomery on
pesday last The procession was the largest
er Witnessed there.
The inaugural address is plain, fat-footed,
fashioned democratic document. His views
the powers and tendencies of Federal and
oto governments are the old democratic State
ybts doctrines of '99 and $50. He favors inter
| improvements by individuals, but is opposed
tbe States connection with them until the
.blic debt is paid or greatly reduced.
MFR. Collier, prior to his retirement, recommen-
\ the Legislature to make an appropriation for
Il colonization of the free negroes, now amoun-
No in Alabama to 1900, and gradually increas-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-02
CEDAR FOREST sCmOOL.-Thc .ab

CEDAR FOREST sCMOOL.--The sub
~ scriber aided by his son Samuel II Miller, will
resume the duties of his School the LIST Monday in
January, 1854.
In the general arrangement Of studios and exercises
in the division of the Scholastic year into sessions
Of % weeks each and in the boarding department there
will be intentional deviation from the hitherto
pursued The subscriber has been long before The
public Teacher that he hopes II is this time
cessary give recapulntc any Of hs quail
i6caons or his fidelity. He hopes he mny be excused
for saying In behalf of his SON. who will take sbure
with him In the duties of the School, tliat tho he ms
had labor under peculiar and great fHc III les In
quirng the necessary qualifications for teaching, he IL
inferior ve,y of hsage, in the In the
variety of his literary nttuumcnts, aud lie rests his
hopes of supporting him.r upon h excel
cnce, he willcxer himself with determined energy
give satsfacti, II.
Tho School, tho limited. is not expected To be
large the subscriber. in mking tn seou,e
the permnncncy of the School would rather rely upon
the accuracy of Scholarship aud uron good behaviour
the part Of his pupils thun upon temporary md
csoent popularity
lie conveniently ,ninodnto with good bonrd
ing including lodging, washing md diet, or 10 his
pce for which Is $40 for the session of months His
price for tuition in English $in per session for the
Languages & Mathematics $i5--payuse In every
punctunly at the termination uf the session.
tR~ Further information will bc given application
The subscriber by addressing hm.at Grccn-lIll Post
Oihcc CAM bell Co, Va.
dec Twin N SAML. r. MILLER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-02

NEW York, Dec. 3l.-The Africa from Liver
pool, with three days later European itelligenee
arrived last night.
Flour had advanced 3D.; Wheat ID. to 3D..
Corn Cd. to one shilling.
Lord Pamerston has resigned his position in
the English Cabinet-reports say in consequence
of indisposition to support Lord John Russels
reformation bill. But the London papers init
mate that it is on account of disagreement on
the Eastern question. 1t is thought that Lord
John Russell will succeed him in the Ministry.
Letters from Eucharist, of the 9Th inst. an
nounce suspension of hostilities between the
Turks and the Russians
1t was the impression at Vienna, that the East
en question would be satisfactorily arranged
It was reported that u Russian Naval division of
six thousand troops on sea were repulsed near
Cheftikil. One Russian steamer destroyed, one
frigate dismasted and 1900 Russians killed.
The defeat of the Turks at Sinope caused great
sensation at Constantinople. The latest news
says the Turks lost eleven ships and not thirteen,
three of which were transports.
The Russians lost seven ships. The affair is
not so disastrous to the Turks as at first
represented but the carnage dreadful.
An engagement had taken place on the Black
Sea, between the Russian vessels and three Tur-
kish steamers, two of which escaped-but one
was blown up by the commander rather than to
surrender.
There has been good deal of fighting in Asia.
A battle has occurred on the Armenian frontier
in which the Russians were victorious. The
the loss of the Turks in killed was four thousand.
The Turks, however, were generally successful.
They had captured Ackalzich and some other i'm
portant fortresses.
The Russians fired into Turkish brig near
Odessa, and sunk it--all board the vessel
perished
Ten powerful Turkish steamers left the Bos
phorus on the I'd inst for the Black Sea.
Diplomatsts are still busy with notes for the
settlement of the difficulties.
Smith OBrien the Irish patriot, has escaped
from Van Deiman's Land.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-02
The Cincinnati Riot.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 27th.-The German Associa-
ans engaged in the riot on Sunday night assert
ot hey had no intention of doing more than
sra;1me the Nuncio, Bedini, in effigy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-02

hIcHMoND, DEc. 18TH, 1881
A called meeting Of the Stockholders Of the James
n River and kanawha Company will be held at this
Office Thursday, the 18th day of January next pur
Huance Of the following order Of the Board Of fublic
Works; 4t44
AT meeting Of the Board Of Public Works, held
tho7th day OF December, 1883, IL was
Reso, ved, That the Board OF Public Work. ,bslns
quested thereto, do hereby call meeting If the Stock
holders of the Jainss River and Kanawha Company, 10
be held in the city of Richmond Thursday, tho i2th
day Of January for the purpose Of considering the
qucsion whether II l. yisnbe offer the said Comps
ny. work the Stnte such price may be sgrssd
upon y the State md Stockholders Of converting thu
debt due by said Company the State into stock
Of tho Company at such price may BIO agreed upon By
the parties ufurc snd.'
BY order of the President,
WIN r. MUNFORD, Sec'y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-02
HE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

The Senate yesterday, Thursday assembled,
M 50 meagre was the attendance that it imme-
lately adjourned until Monday next.
The House met-Mr. Patrick, of Kanawha, in
l. Chair, and at once adjourned. There is no
rspect we think, of quorum the present week.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-02
HUMANITY AL l. A e. A ID Il M ,
Buckingham County Va

TIME forteth annual session of my school will COM
l. mence IN Monday the 10th of January and close
on the second Friday in November, 1884 am truly
grateful for the very liberal and long continued patron
age of u generous aud couiding public. From and nj.
ter the 18th o Juneir addition the English Latin and
Greek languages and literature, n thorough course OF
Mathe matics with all Il sciences usual taught in the
best II gh Scnools md Academies will be taught here
T ,ton and bon d, including nil contingencies, will be
furnished f, 500 the This school is pleasantly
situated few miles from the Female Collegiate nsti-
iute entirely from the hauns of vice and dissi
patton The .trices attention will be paid the
ais of those con6dei To my
For particulars refer to William T. Anderson, Esq
Of Lynrhburg.
EI- My address is Chambers Mills, Buckingham
C"u ~, Va.
dec 81 d&c3m ELIJAH G. HANES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-02
iaGiilfS JAMES RIVER CANAL.

FARE FROM LYscHBURo. FARE FROM LYNcHBURG.
To Richmond, $3.50 To Lexington, $225
To Charlottesville, . 50 To Natural Bridge, l.50
To Cumberland OH 1926 TO Buchanan, 1.5O
Our Packet Boats leave Ly nchburg daily al , NJ.
Sundays excepted, and arrive in Richmond second A.
NJ. ut s. connecting there with the Norte and South
Cars, leaving A. NJ. and Steam Boats down tho
river, leaving at A. M In Lynchburg. supper will be
provided the Boats for Passengers coming in the
Tennessee railroad Cars.
Passengers for Charlottesville will take the Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturday, Boat, arrive IN Scotesville
text. A. al III o'clock, and in charlottesville ut
5P. NJ
The Boat for Lexington, Natural Bridge an,l Buchnn.
nn will lea Lynohburg Mon,sys, " ednesdays and FRI
dsysot 81 A M. Returning, leave Buchanan Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fridays, a. 81 A. M.
BOYD. EDMOND d. DAVENPORT.
dec 1871
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-02
Great Fire at Montreal.

MONTREAL, Dec. a8.--A great fire occurred
re Yesterday, destroying Solomon's furrier es-
blishmcnt Lewis dry goods store, and Sharp
90 four buildings. The loss is immense. The
,snrance f25,800.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-02

JENNY CONSEQUENTLY London Literary
bzette, of the 9th December, says:
Madame Jenny Goldschmidt, nee Lind, has
|de her first appearance in public, since her
brriage and return from America, at Dresden.
pr days previously the music shop from which
Ekets were issued had been besieged by the
bbic of Dresden, and many hundreds were
|med away disappointed. Her voice is as fine
it ever was; and in the songs with which she
pished her evenings performance one felt as
UGH as ever her infinite superiority to all the
fgers of the present day, evinced equally in the
|pernatural charm of her style, as in the most
|hcult Torture of the modern Italian school.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-02

We copy the following items from the Wash
lgon Star of Monday:
Consul Ciayton-We hear that the President
hs information (formaD of the resignation of
bdge Clayton, U. S. Consul at Havana.
Mr.. Soules Health-Letters from Madrid
bve been received here, stating that Mr.. Soule
bs been quite i'll there, but was recovering when
be mail departed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-02

CONGRESS-.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 29.-'rhe Senate assem-
'ed to day. and after the transaction of some un-
poortant business, adjourned.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-02
New Book and Periodical Depot,
Main St, Lynohburg Va,
One door dbope Mr.. J. p. Wrights Drug Store.


Robert A. Williams
vTNAKES this opportunity of nfnrmng tho citizens of
l. Lynch urg aad surrounding country that he hns
just rciGrncd from the )rhern Cities where he Inns
been purchase his sta. K Of New Book. ard every
other nrtie comprised in lis line cf bu.ness. Tie Is
det' rmned 10 sll Chenr fl Cnsh
The following il lisi # "ne Of The books which he
has on hnnd -B ok Of the Wold Gem of The Season,
Laurel Leaves, Thought llos,nms, hriamas, Dew
Drops. The May Flower. The Rosebud, Remember Me,
The Keepsake. Book If Henri vuriery Vt Poems,
Vicar of Wakefield, Finish Times Of Alabama A great
variety Of Bibles, gilt and plain f'mily and pocket;
Power Books. Hymn Books. &c Sc.
He viii keep constantly on hand every description Of
wiring mprr-Letter. Cap and Account. All kinds
of Wiring mat.rias-Sfeel and Gold Pens, Quilts of
all sorts. Ink-Black b ne and Red. Music-Guitar
and Violin Strings. Piper Weights and greni mnnv
other beautiful and usefu articles.
The public is invited to give him a call
dec 23ts Next door to Virgins.
shML. d RRowN JOHN H.. SHOOK.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-02

hHE RAILROAD TROUBLES AT ERIE.-On Tues
" morning last two of the rioters at Harbor
eek we're shot by some of the persons connect
J with the Erie Railroad. The greatest excite
|ent ensued.
\ later despatch reports that quiet has been re-
bred and that the Sheriff has taken possession
the railroad at Harbor creek, determined that
one shall modest the track either to repair or
(sroy, until finally settled by legal process.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-02

Our terms will be cash, negotiable paper sasfnc.
torily endorsed.
The subscriber thankful for the very liberal pntron
nge bestowed him for the last year4 he has
ieen IN business in Lyncbbnrg woul just mention that
he Will still continue his former business heretofore.
and hopes, with the additionn facilities he has,und
by the constant attention he feels detsrmned give
his business in all its various branches, merit
tinunnce Of the patronage of a lberol public
sept 23-ts GEO @. CURLE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-02

DEATH OF MRS. OpIE. We learn from Eng
pd that Mrs. Amelia Opie, the popular authoress
numerous works of fiction, died at Norwich,
city of her birth, on the I'd ult., at the age
|eighty five.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-02

coyGREss.--0n Wednesday no business was
aosacted in Congress. The members of both
[onses attended the funeral of Hon. Brookins
Fompbell.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-02

Albany, Dec. 27th.-The weather is intensely
IA this evening. and the ice in the river will be
rong enough in the morning to bear teams in
nssng.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-02
PIEDMONT INSTITUTE,

LIBERTY, VIRGINIA.
TIME exercises Of this Institution will be resumed
l. ihs frat Monday in January 1854, under the
perintendanco of j. j. WYcHE A. NJ, late Professor in
the Western Military Institute. aud sometime Professor
of Languages in Jefferson College. Miss The of
study will brace the Latin Greek, French md Span
usually taught in Colleges and High Schools. Pa,icn-
lar attention will be pnid TO the English Department.
Rates of Tuition the heretofore Students will
be charged from the Time Of the end of the
session.
A su tab'e person Is reeded to take charge II tho
Boarding Department. To possessing The requisite
qualifications, liberal terms will be offered
~ Address Principal of Piedmont Institute, Ibor.
~, Va doc l5.c4t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-02
BY TELEGRAPH.
Teissraphed 70, the Daily virginian
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
Three Days Later from Europe.
ADVANCE IN FLOUR AND GRAIN

Resignation Of Lord Palmerston = Further oi
the Battle of Sinope Engagement on the
Black Sea Fighting in Asia Dreadful Battle
on the Armenian Frontier-Capture OF Russian
Fortresses-Powerful Turkish Fleet Sailed
from the Bosphorus- Again-Bs-
cape of Smith O'Brien.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-02

its establishment, this
Fy has been besieged twenty -four times and TIA
|n six times.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-02

NOTlCE.-Thc copartnership existing under he
In style and firm of Lloyd, Garland q Gu. dis
solved the 18th list by mutual consent. All per-
having unsettled business with the concern win
present their claims or settlement A. b. Garland,
who is alone author zed close up the business said
firm. N. s. LLOYD.
A. B. GARLAND,
Dec. 90 w4w WIN. o. BRINE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-02
Encourage Home Manufacture.
BLANK ROCKS!

HAVE ready for sale the following Blank
Books cheap FOR cash :-Ledsers. Journals. Bl5t.
+, Day and Cash Bo ks. Memo-Ledger and Journal
Peek Books on all Of the Banks. Blls,psyable aud re
Fvabe; Blank Pass and Memo Books, Of every kind
\ OF my own mandatory.
| am also prepared 10 make to order any Books at
pr notcc-thc binding and material warranted to be
|Peror to any that can be bought in this city
so, copying books will he made TO order Of the best
lfYng paper TO he FUND either North or South. All
20 may be in want give call before buying
WILLIAM j. FOLKES.
Bookbinder and Blank Book Manufacture.
|, Opposite Senburys. Main St.
~ b - MeI chants and others who do receive
my OaIendars, please call and get one.
DEC % IS w J. +.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-02
ONCE Exchange Bank Of Virginia,

LrsoHBURG Dec. &c, 1851. !
THIS Office will be closed Monday, the 2d of Jan.
l. uary nex All bills and roles falling due that
day must lie paid Saturday,. the int.
VIM. NJ. .BLACKFORD. D. ash'r
dec e6 died ian
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-01-02
IMPORTANT DISCOVERIES!

DRYAN'S PJ ,MONIC WATERS are unfailiDg in
- the at coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Sore Throat. Hoarseaess Difficult Breathing Incipent
Consumption, and senses of the Lungs. They have
no tnste of medicine, and any child will take them.
Thousands have bcen tored health that had before
dies ,aired Testimony ven m hundreds OF cases. A
single dose relieves in Til MINUTES.
Ask for Bryan's Pulm. &c Wafers--the original and
only genuine Is stamped 'ryan" Spurious kinds are
offered for sale Twenty-6> cents box. Sold by deal
ers generally J. BRYAN 4 CO.. Rochester, N. u. Pro-
prietors. Wholesale by J. b. WOOD, Richmond; T. h.
ROBERTSON SEQ. Petersburg; ]. II. PATTERSON
&Co. Wheeling and d. r. LYMAN. Lynchburg. .
net t5-d3mif 1t H
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RECON- NJ ENDATIONS.
CnIKY En0INEER's OFRIcE. Nn. 4 Tenn. Il. II

CHiKv EsoisEER's 0fficE Va. Tenn, H. X,
Lynchbufg. Vn.. Scptem rr 90, 1853.
TO TIE RdU-ROAD PUBLfC.
All the Cars II every Kind in upon lhis oad have
'eon made a, the Piedmont Works. In Iynchourg, un
i, the direction tf Genl Ncttlctol. as Agent
IL gives much pleasure TO say that oar cars have
strongly and faithfully executed oheerlully re
oommcnd these works, companies requiring cars. rs
competent to aud faithfully execute any
,rncs TINT may BIZ made with the OF these works
CHAS. + NJ. GARRETT,
Chief Eng. Va. g. Tenn. r. Il.