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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28
Mr. Hotta and Mr.. Fuller.

/ As the Lynchburg Virginian thinks the Amer
| lean party South would rather give up Mr. Bolts
ION account of his proposing in his Louisville
| letter. to unite the North ond South in the next
| presidential election by ignoring the 18th sec
ton Of the Philadelphia Platform,) than give up
TINT section: and as it thinks the sentiments of
| Mr.. Fuller alike credtabe to his intelligence and
patriotism. will il be good enough to point out
the difference in the present positions OF the above
named gentlemen Mr.. b. was opposed to the
repeal Of the Missouri Compromise line. So was
| Mr. r. Mr.. b. is opposed to its restoration. II
So is Mr.. +. Mr.. b. is opposed to oil agitation
| of the slavery question. So is Mr.. +. Mr. -.
| is in favor of leaving the regulation of slavery
lust where the constitution has placed it. IN the
hands of the people who tolerate it, So Is Mr.
f. Mr.. Ii. wishes to see peace and harmony
restored to the country. So does Mr.. r. II Mr.
+. deserves The praise the Virginian besfows
upon him for his patriotism, does Mr.. Is. deserve
its censure for being alike patriotic and national
in his feelings' Mr.. b. merely proposes to ig-
more the 18th section to accomplish a certain
object Mr. r. does ignore 1.-THE National
American
Tho 18th section is the standard by which tho
South proposes to try all Northern men, and de-
terminc whether it will affiliate with and support
them or not. The sentiments avowed by Mr..
Fuller, the other day before the members of the
House. nre up to the full measure Of TINT stand
ard and therefore. willing to affiliate with
and support Mr.. Fuller, though Northern man.
Mr.. Bolts offence is, that.ns Southern man, he
is in favor Of abolishing this standard. and con-
sorting with Northern men, regardless of their
opinions on the slavery question; for granting
them impunity, no matter how foully they may
have wronged the South; for fraternizing with
those who may be our deadliest enemes and
honoring those who may have striven all their
lives 10 humble us. We do not mean to say that
Mr.. Bolts resy desires TO promote such men,
but that such would be the effect of associating,
Internationally party with the people of tho
North, and without requiring pledges from them,
and subjccting them TO II test, in regard to sla-
very. We can support northern man, who,
when tried by the test of the 10Th section, is
found true-but we cannot agree with n south
ern man. who holds that there should be no such
test, and publicly advocates its ignorement.
We hope the American will now understand how
it is the Virginian can praise" Mr. Fuller and
"censure" Mr.. Bolts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28

Fred Douglass tells the following ancodote
about President Pierce:
About the time Pierce was nominated, was
in New Hampshire, and, with great portion of
the American people, felt curious 10 know who
Franklin Pierce was. happened TO be in a bar.
room when some allusion was made to the nomi-
nation by plain farmer who appeared to know
something about the candidate. asked him if
he could tell me who this General Pierce was
He replied: oh, Frank Pierce % yes! know
Frank. Why, we think he's quite man up here
in these parts; but then come to spread him out all
over the county, he will be awful thin"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28

There was exhibited on the Baltimore Change
n sample of peas which where raised on the plan
tation of Thos. Maslor. Esq. Moorefeld, Va
The seed were brought by the Japan expedition,
and carefully cultivatedby the above named gen
tleman. They are u very beautiful article in APP
pearance,of II straw color,round,ful and smooth,
being about the size of large buckshot-said to
be exceed.ngly prolific, multiplying in great u
bundance, aud of delicious taste.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28
Gallant Missisppi-sam with his Amor or

Gallant Missisppi-sam with his Amor on
The Holly Springs Times Of the LIST instant
contains graphic and enthusiastic account of
immense meeting of the American party at
the Moody Precinct, ON the ODD uiimo.
The following resolution adopted by the
meeting:
Resoiped, That sleep with our armor on,
and, when the roveille beats in sc, we will nn-
to names on drill and beneath gallant
flag with glorious motto, Americans never sur
render inscribed upon its ample folds, we will
battle for the triumph of principles rs priceless
to our country as they are deeply desired by the
patriotic heart"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28

CAUSE AND EFrEcr.--The Empress Eugene
expects to present the French nation with an
heir TO the throne SO the ladies of the French
Court wear hoops; So the French haut ton wear
hoops: so the American ladies wear hoops. 1t is
to be hoped they will enjoy this conrenient and
grand cortour until the event takes place, when
the ladies of the French haut bon will snbside
and the American ladies' will Su5side.- Euening
Post
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28

SPUNKY.-A Western editor gives a contem-
porary the following rather strong hint:
1.-The editor of the Social Visier speaks Of us
reformed dentist, and volunteers little nd
vice. suggesting that we let politics alone and
stick to our profession. We beg 10 inform the
gentleman that we pull teeth at the usual rates,
aud the noses of impairment meddlers for moth.
ing"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28

Hon. HUMPHREY MARsHALL.--The Louisville
Journal has letter from Mr.. Marshall the rep.
resentative Of Tint district in Congress, dated
the II inst, in which the writer denies that he
made overtures to the Democratic party TO unite
on him for Speaker,and that he was Indignantly
spurned He says. neither my friends nor had
the slightest idea of my being elected Speaker
The letter concludes rs follows:
do not see how we are to organize the lIoase
on any other principle than the recession of the
Administration party from the position they have
taken, for vow that will never cast my vote
| for one of them for Speaker unless they combine
to press the plurality rule upon the minority 10
which belong and it shall become necessary 10
choose between the evils of having one of them
or n radical Abotionst in tho chair. In such
q case might feel that the Administration can
didatc was preferable to thc.other but both alike
occupy sectional graund-the ono proposes to
swear by the Nebraska bill and the other again It
it.. Our position is 10 abide by existing legisla-
ton without regard to the opinion entertained
heretofore of its exrediency or proprety and TO
resist all further agitation of the questions CON
nected with slavery.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28

AN AFFECTING APpEAI.--An unfortunate ed
tor in Kentucky, thus addresses his delinquent
subscribers: "Frends, are almost penness
Jobs turkey was millionaire compared with our
present depressed treasury. To-day if tho price
of salt was two cents barrel. we couldn't buy
enough 10 pickle n jay bird"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28

LITTLE IRLs.-There is something incxpres-
sibly sweet about little girls. Lovely. pure, IN
nocent, ingenious, unsuspectng full of kindness
to brothers, babies. and everything. They are
sweet little human flowers, diamond dewdrops in
the breath Of morn. What a pity they should
ever become women, hirts and hcartless CO.
Qupttcs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28

PROPERTY OF TIE FRENCH EMPEROR FROZEN
MT is stated that $50 canal boats, loaded
with -four and grain, consigned to Louis Napo-
leon, ale frozen in between Schenecta dy and
Little Fall, n. Y. The amount of grain cannot
be worth less than 81 200 900, and ten freight
cars day are employed to carry it 10 tide wa
ter. They were engaged with difficulty, as the
amount of freight business on the Central Road
is enormous.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28

A correspondent of the Washington %. C}
Union, who subscribes himself IAN Old Whig,"
ssys,-"Let not the Wings be humbled because
their party has been swallowed. The whale
swallowed Jonah: Jonah was heard of afterwards
the whale never"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28

ne-ily to be hoped tina, The House will put an
end to the idle ceremony which almost three
weeks have been spent. aud see to the state OF
public affairs. Much further delay may be
frauRht With the grarest censeqnenees.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28

No JOKING IN CoURT.-On Friday each mem
Der of the jury of the Marine Court in New York,
fined $50, Tor handing TO the court rs the
result of their deliberations ina repevin case,
the following: 1--WE. the jurors in this case.
agree to disagree" The Jurors ought to be pan
ished for making use of a Joke so stale as this
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28

Or. L.. Il. svrigh,'s Tastaless z.iauid s3athnr.
TIC OR FAMILY PHYsIC.This il the best, cheapest and
taseless tthercby avoiding the nauseatng eject of Pills
o SIENNA &c) and produces gripping painful Sc n
saons Unlike all other purgatives bottom
" Tue usesc thoroughly ceanseS the stomach and leaves the
bowels entirely free from cosiveness No family should he
without it, Children drink readily and without forcing and
no medicine is more highly recommended by medical fac.
nifty.
Give trial. and then Judge for yourselves II can e had
wholesale and retail at DR. Wrighs Principal Depot 400
broadway. n Y. Purcell Ladd Co.'S Richmond; Stroter
q WhteheadS, j. H. Thompson Cos Lynchburg; and at
the principal Drug stores throughout the state
DE- Wright viii pay ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS for the
discovery OF other than purely vegetable In his
Liquid Catharc Vegetable Family physie by anay sis or
chemical process. auvl.Iv
- 100000 Eopic. sold :..-s,ioyd., s.rco,
STEAMBOAT WORK will be ready about twenty.
fourth OF October. ''
CONTENTS:
First Application of Steam.
Life of John Fitch-EngraYing of his first Roat
Life OF Robert FutunEngraylng his first American Ro.
the Hudson River $40"
Robert Fulton aud Lvingstons Ohio River Boatcorr,c
Likeness-tull Particulars.
Iatrobes first Boat
First Steubenyile Boat
First Explosion the Western Watcrs-fro an EyeWi,nes,
Maps OF the Western aters Towns Cities and Distance.
down correctly.
List of Steamboat Explosions Isa Names of Killed and
Wounded; List of Steamboats, asoat ~
Correct views of lisburg, Wheeling Cincinnati ouisyio
- Louis and New Orleans 1855 Sketch of each r,r
Population, Business &c. &c. f''
Fast Time Of Boats the Ohio and Msssspni Rivers
LIST OF Steamboat Officers on the Western Waters
J nc New Steamboat Law-With Cnmments-Iif, Bo,.s
disasters on the iakesNames of Lost Killed and Wounded
The High water in 1910, 1892, 1917
List of Plantations Mississippi River
Important United States supreme Court Steanbo,. po..
Ihrec hundred pages with hundred ongravngs .nJ
somey bound BY RENTING one Dollar tnost.naj - W,
II ceye copy Of the above work u '" ~" wa
Orders from he trade solicited and agents wartcd In -
town and city 10 canvass for the work ''''y
Address JAS. T. LLOYD e. ca
oe {dNclawtlstian Post Office building Ciurinn.t n
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.


s>,,odes, Ecyc. and a gue Care.-lrs THnEE ca Ar
ADMINISTRATIVE powerful natural Antioto 10 ali com
pnints eaused by the inhalation Of unwhoesomc air, has
ihreeod regulates the digestive action Of the
liver neurazes the virus OF the dseaSe
and the physical energies of the invalid and
Superior every other antiperodc In its
potency free from all the deeterious elements which rem
der their exhibition dangerous.
For by Stabler & Co. and by Druggists generally
JAS. y. RHODES, Proprietor,
Ipr1AAi. Iaaca L.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28

1t twill thus be seen that the imports for the quar-
ter amounted to 81 ,O2l $50, and the exports to
&6O, 500 900.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28
kIxG WILLIAM Co. VA. Lnnc 9Th. 1915.

= ~
Mn ELIJAH BiKEliDear Sir: feel IL my duty pleas
ure to inform you that about two persuaded
togo to Baltimore under the treatment Of eminent phys
cln then celebrated for the that awful
pepsia, which have suffered much with
years there lived under his treatment for me and
being strictly dced nearly Frustrated often thought
death preferable my worldly su.erings; but Providence
provided friend who called me- told neigh.
Dor of his had suffered he thought oqna with me- the
same complaint and had bcca entirely cured by the regular
use of BAKERS PREMIUM BIrrEHs Here revived TO
think that all hopes had been lost Rich
mond for six bottles and b. the time used up bottle
found relief than from all the doctors and medicines
tried now in better health than have been for the
last five years i herewith enclose s. for a dozen bottles
Send them by my driver.
And obigc yours,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28

STATE CoSyESTIoNs.-The Native American
party of Mississippi will hold State Cnnven-
ton in tho city of Jackson, on Thursday Janua-
ry II.
The American State Council Of Ohio j. sum.
moned to meet in Cincinnati on the Sd of Janu-
airy next.
The American State Convention Of Connect
cut is to assemble at New Haven, on the 10th of
January, TO nominate State officers
The American State Convention of Texas will
be held in Austin. on the 2lst of January.
The American State Council of Kentucky will
be held in Frankfort. on the 23d of January.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28

remedy for and beast, II. g. FaRREiLs CELEBRATED
LIsrMEST Is causing counerfeits TO spring all
the their bsnefa influence the
land robbng the pockets of the honest and unspeeng by
imposing upon them worthless and poisonous trash for the
genuine H. G. Parcels Arabian Linimen Fellow Citizens
Look wei before yoy and see that the Label Of the bottle
II. ~ before Farrels for If 1t has not, IL is
counterfeit The label around each bottle of the genuine Lin
reads thus III. c. Farrcls Celebrated Arabian Lin
and the signature Of the proprietor written the
label also and these words are blown in the glass bottle H.
G.. Farrells Arabian LinBent, Peoria
The daring bodncss Of the who would deceive the
people by imposing upon them worthless trash for really
genuine good medicine thus only cheating them out
their money which dcacrtheT hcalthought
to be held and receive the contempt bis asa,dy
spirit merits Let then who regards his health
and wishes truth honesty triumph deception and
racaiy his heel VII base mposons and uphold that
which Is jus, and right The genuine H. g. Farres Arabian
Lnen has proved itself lie the remark able medicine
known for the Of rheumatism neuralgia pains wherever
located sprans bruises hardened Jumps burns wounds
chronic and weak lame back etc. and is
eecua remedy for horses and cattle in the of
distempcr lamenes dry shoulder spnt wounds
and will always stop the further progress Of poll evil sula
ringboDc aud blood SPAWN, If used in the beginning
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28

CRIME IN CALIFoRNIA.-T California jour-
mails abound in details of crime The condition
of affairs in that portion of the Republic is depo-
rable indeed. Scenes Of violence and death are
of almost daily occurrence, and executions by
Lynch law have become ordinary events. Indeed
one of the San Francisco papers gives the follow
ing summary Of the outrages that have taken
place within the last nine months
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28

The COMMERCE OF THE UNITED STATES.
official statement Of the Commerce of the Uni
ted States for the quarter ending September Both,
has just been published. The results are as fol-
lows:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28

Hung by Mob IA liz 10
These are statistics of truly appalling char
acter California cannot but suffer in consequences
The spirit of emigration will be checked,and many
of the peaceful residents, excited and alarmed,
will be induced'tc leave. The authorities should
cndeavor TO devise remedy. There must
be error either in the laws or their enforce
ment
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28

STOLEN, Iolt- Rrid We a small ,.5~-~)
- yellow SLUT will pay liberal reward for sssa>
the Surn of the same.
W. s. BUTLER.
doc Selt Va. g. Tenn II. r. Machine Works
NINor rent-Onc of my new tenemcnt.. On 9Th
n street, Mr. David X Edov's desirable Fam
lily residence Possession given lst January
JOHN - LEE.
vNnntcd.-l desire 10 hire u hrst-rnte Howe
w Servant have for hire three negro men,-a black
smith, excellent driver and a common hand
dec 2s IT THOS. j. KIRKPATRICK
HNree Pnpcss LOsi.-a lost my Free Papers
h somewhere In this city last "Wednesday The finder Will
confer great favor by leaving them at the Virgnian office
dec 2s lt' MN. GEORGE
vNor Ren'.-A ,wost"rv brick Dwelling containing five
h and passages, with MISUNDERSTANDING
plank Haorsith smoke house garden attached
all in good order desirable small family
house located The old Poor and will be reated
exceedingiylow 10 p~nctual tenent. Apply to
.ese@sdls II sILNERTHoRS, Jeweler,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28

HE NEW lokh EVE IDSI, wondering
why it s.ifthe Nebraska issue is,as they pretend
the paramount one with the democrats of Con
gress,they do not unite upon Fuler,nr some 9TH
er American whose vie"s ON the question concur
with their own, suggests the following eyplana-
ton.
The administration, it is said il afraid of the
committees which Speaker the most orthodox
on the Slavery question, would appoint if he were
not OF the administration party. His committees
would be apt to make unpleasant Investigations
dig up old and half forgotten kunders. report
against the recommendations of the President
and prove refractory and troublesome in various
ways, tendng-to use phrase familiar TO legal
practl'ioners-to bring the administration into
contempt with the people.
This IS "A severe imputation against such men
rs Richardson, "ihe heroic Richardson" as the
Union calls him and his assorintes--thosn pntriots
of the first rank, whose praise is in the loyal "a
zeites. We are afraid the charge is too true and
that with all their regard fos slavery, there are
certain personal considerations which they put
above the interests even of slavery. The Nebras-
ka bill and its leading measures are but the cards
with which these gamblers plays the stake which
forms the real object ofinterest consists in the
possession of power and place. The heroic Rich
ardson and his heroic compeers, and the heroic
administration behind them, tremble at the ap-
pointment of the committees Of the House by a
Speaker who is not exactly of their party"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28
UaaIa M pa,1r


The Boston Courier, whig paper, thus tells
who Mr.. Banks is:
when Banks comes up in the end as the can
dilate of the republicans and the northern "A
mericans," he will have the whole Of their vote.
We advise them to corner him down TO some prin-
cpe for he never has had any stable principle, in
ali the course OF his political life. When one Of our
contemporaries said that Mr. Banks "A fit sue.
cessor to Messrs. Winthrop. Valley, and others,
as speaker of the Massachusetts, house of repre-
sentatives. its editor must have been nseep. II
the republicans want him they must nail him hard
or they will not keep him. He is one of the most
slippery ana uncertain politicians in tho world
If he is elected Speaker, and the Pierce politicians
want to buy him. they can have him without
doubt, but it must be at a price"
The Washington correspondent of the New
York Herald says:
IF soberness constitutes dignity. Banks must
make dignifed Speaker, in the event of his
election. He has the air of New England cler
gyman pacing the deck of steamer which he ex-
poets every minute will blow up.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28
Bakers Premium 2Iiitcrs.-We would call /

Eakfr's premium 2Siifcrs.-We would call the
tonton Of the public to the annexed certificate; also advise
them /" lose time but them regular in their families
che best and safest medicine manufactured Virginia.
When the Cholera and DiarrhGa raging alar,nngy
several years though strange
Bakers Btters suffered with the above They
can be had of Messs Strother Whitehead and r. Stabcr
Co, Lynchburg and of Druggists generally. Orders filled by
addressing f. BAKER, Richmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28

a pp"s, appies.-50 barrels Of Green upnI..
pai' OF 'Aei fpphs, just received and for sale h.
80 ---------- LEE g. JOHNSON
NNanted 10 Hire for the cn-u;,, ,v =
I-alS oook. Enquirer at this office Idec 2sdit
E'arfn DOLLARS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ron,
fT eSyTioer ao9nt The ls September hast INV mere
woman JtALN she is about 20 Years of apo cnnr Sio
su maae weighs suppose about H5 lbs SHE Inns '
coN large iu eye regular features and youlI l - ol-
e'a very likely woman Indeed She had froa insurer
husband by the name Of Bill Ross who was raised - ,o
A"ShAn l.oer OF this county. lie is carnenter H. ept
anu mas great many acquaintance in this and mo ti
cun' ana II may be that he has negro cnnceai
I'm. W s Tree negro ac4haihtainces. about ihri,, ="
% 20 9ahe on VAIN hof Ross 10 rather a small nnn ah ~.
~ e lo 'nSn's nigh copper color, cross cycd aa @
~ "o teein out IA front, weighs suppos, ,bon, , is
ah 1 nn pans, down look when spoken TO- viii s,
Of ,b - W s1o I9t the apprehension deliyer1 10 %
W any snort time or $50 reward for ma, c
NATION winch VIII cause inc to get her soon my i"r
dec a:iIt " 80 i''' J. J. TINSLEY
'"r the Ccmpic xion.-KALY a ce,,.j,- cn-o =
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28

E %p vac S"mptcHion.- KALYDOR a certain crr g,
aud o,h a rreek,es Fan, Sunburn Rineworm Ie,, ~,
e"'e eutaheous objections, for sale at '
dec 25ak.tf j. H. THOMPSON g. CO.'S
New Drug Store
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28

FILLMORE FOR PREslDENT.-rh .Straight
Wings" of New York city, at meeting held
on Wednesday, adopted the following resolu-
ton =
Resoired' That in the opinion Of this General
Committee the nomination of Willard Fillmore rs
the Wing candidate for President for the United
States will be acceptable and grateful to the
Wings of the State of New York and that we re-
specially recommend him ast.hat candidate to the
Wings ct the United Statesas true Statesman in
the school of Henry Clay.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-28

Hscai ga" sicK.Aen OF liberal education, the present
day devote all their talents discover the whereby
they those painful maaies which assa the hu
frame There nobler than that of healing the
Sick considering the uuberles diseases which liz
BILE, and which him drag protraeted life of
distress suddenly him off in the bloom of his existence
and usefulness We should gratefully seize upon every
of counternctng their dreadful effects causing removal
of those clogs happiness In those whore the Liver
the stomach is the would highly recommend Dr.
Hoohands German Btters prepared by Dr. c. NJ Jackson
No medicine this time stands higher than these Bers and
to those who suffering the horrors of Indigestion
they the antiuotc. advertisement dec 2lw