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PETER LORILLARD,
MANUFACTURER,
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DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING.
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door TO Squire Clark's Magistrates Office
at Mrs. Bangs's.
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TIE KINNEY ExPEplrIoN.-The New York
Post announces upon pretty high authority
that the Kinney Expedition has teen projected
for the purpose OF establishing a CONVENIENT hu-is
for future operations against Cuba. The new
terricry, it is thought, may form convenient
rendezvous for vessels Ia be fitted out aud equip
ped for the invasion Of any neighb"rh nd terrific
ry. without fear OF violating nuy treaty stipuia
lions or encouncring any of the embarra~nents
which have ,poiled 50 many fIlhustering eXpe-
diton> from the United States within thc last five
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PrOceedineS Of Conrress.

WAsuINGToN Feb. 2.-ln the Senate private
bill, We're first acted on The Navy Retired
List hill was then taken up and passed. 1t pro-
yides that the pay of Capraius shall be Slsoo per
annum; Commanders, $1,000; Licutenants 800;
Passed Md>hipmen, 500, &c.
The bill relative to the brig General Armstrong
was then taken up and discussed.
Hoase.-'rhe Army appropriation bill WAS ia
ken up, and on motion recommitted. Private bills
were afterwards acted on.
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Another Ascension.

AIR A =. CAkhlER having lost one hnndr'd do
vi ars hS hi- ascension Yesterday, rroroSrs Ia make
another ,cen>oo lie inst laov ted 900 llck"Is
ara .ol TO- ivance one hnf Of the proceeds TO be
ed in the hands of MAJ Rrneh - he s'ven I" the
Pon, In case Of no asceu.rn the Whole proceeds vii
be banded az I to him tor the ,ame p"rposr.
tY-Ticket. ran be tai cd ut tie 'o0h Stores any
,,f tn, Hotels All nj this "tf'e.
f. . 4 its Ren. c'pN u
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.NnrAr'> SPANISH mixTUKI3.


1 Nor q ra,ic'c 81 berHs,gH n
AN l>rALr,ai1 RtMtpr Tor Scrotolo, King, Evil.
Reformation Ohstanlr Cntancnus ErurunnN, PIN
Pile. or iu~t5e, On I" fue", b. teh"a Soul Grnne
SORE fyrs, King Worm Tctrr. Scald llcn Il, Fin
Judgement urd Pam ithr BoprS dIorts. st uhhorn
Ulcers Syploltic D,s, riders. Lumbogn, Srinnr Cum
plants. aui all Discusses arising lrnm nlu' icou-
use ot Mc'coly, luPtudcnoe in ldn, or lmru ny OF
his vduuhlc Medicine which has hcco.ne crlc ira ed
a. the numhc Of cStmardluuly ures effected u unigl
it, agency has induced The pran "t-, at ia" ur mt ~
Ines ii then friends IT, oi'r To the public wheel thcS
10 with the utmost ronficucein virtues aui won.
lrrfu eurutiv" properties The t,lo"uG r"rhc tic-,
.cloc'cd hom lnrcc number. are, however stronger
testimony thn the mel,' wori of tho rronetor- and
all from gentlemen well Ina ,n in thur localities
md Of the hiehr,i responsibility, mnny Of them re,3np
IN the sits ol Richmond Va.
T. BohnEN. E.q, ii The Eschnneo ilairl Rich
moud, known every where, SANS h" ha. 'een the Medi
me called Culiers Spanish Mixture administered
I'M drd cnsrs IN ncnrtyn the diseases G'r "hrl
il rrromn ended. with the most n,tnn,-h hing soud
ntA lie say, l. tho met eSlrn filn"ry m'Niirnr 4"
hus ever seen.
iSpe anil Frrer- G,eat Cu,e--I hereby e., tif, ,hor
~ year. had ARue md Fever al ct thu must via
tent description. hnd svcrnl PLY air nm teok harry
pnntitic- otQ iunr, Mercury aud believe all ,h,
lonics nlvrri.e hut nil with my permanent II"
LII. Al last ! ui"n Gu,te,'- Spanish Mistlrc, Nv"
BOTTLES ii which "n"rna,ly cn,"d IL aud am happ,
a., hive hai cnhcr Chtll- ar teycr .inc- cor.
altiei the best Tonic the world and the otlv med
me thai reached m, ruse. JOHN IONd,DEN.
lrn,cr Dan. n'nr Rihnoud, Vn
- u. Lu,A FL now IA ki,hmond aud Tor an
ia the Post Cfce, has sueh comb irure ii thu
tn,.h'r rh,ncy nt Carter Spanish Mi,,uir thnt h'
ruunlh upward III u hotties. which he hn~ give
~, - Inflicted. Nj. Luek sryshe ht never IN ~
II Ia Vi hen tnhru according l. directions.
d. Y me-, prct,.iac Ph,sirinnt nnd tarnrrlp Il
acCiY Iorc the cit, Of Richmond -n,s Re h,- eir
's-od ina uumn.r ut ia~t 'uccs the hrr nr 'r'-
~5mnl> AiArurts "lich mos tuy ,urluiatue IT,
~. rlncn>r Il l,"u.lb ton cprn,,ent IN the Liv'r
i -. 4.
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THE + EMALE SY ST EN-.
Liver COMPLAINT. Debility

Exfact from Inmrs H1rIi-. Es1 : Lce- AIcx1ndrin
Na.-Atcr -pcokiae of wonderful clrr. an has"If, he
.nys: Mrs II h.. henu suffering with the rs com
tnint and with lnahry, constantly com Ginning. Gon
weakness through her whnlr system. She noN ENJOY.
better henlih han Ia years being entirety rcslo'
Ell by h. usc Of Hnnp,on's Pcgetab,e TiDctUre'
Diseased Side, Breast, Eyes.-Exuacr from a
Letter friln j & inns Esd. Lon county Va NJ
wife has hem for ye.,s alli ted with great
pain in the hrru>t, side HnI back; Ialplutonf II
heut; frehenr-> ot the nervous syst"m; Is Z" aPpri
complex ion low; the .ghr o ~" almost gan" H.
otor We weak. plea.ed say, HomJ1oa
Iincturr has restored Fnrt perfect hcahh Her eve,
n,e a. en,l now IA ever hey ucrr.
t1-CAiInni get "lmmnhletS
Sold by J H. SEAY. & co, L,nc. ~; SONERS
Scmt.vi,lc;A !. BROWN. Ctnito'ir.s re, md ' all
Druggists tf1r,,igh mt theSf1'r ."r = = l.
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ANOTHER PRoTEsr.-The Nioaraguan minis
ter has addressed another letter to Secretary
Marcy, protesting against the Kinney exPedi-
tinn. In this letter the minister torcibly demon
etrates that the United States has always assert
ed the right of Nicaragua to that coast, and can
not now consistentlv he alleges, suffer it To he
invaded by an enterprise like that under Col.
Kinney.
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WIscoNsIN.-Th Legislature of Wisconsin
made an effort on Tuesday and Wednesday to
elect a United States Senator, but without success
The baotting was resumed on Tuesday.
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RUMoRED FAILURE. The Telegraph reports the
failure of the large dry goods importing house of
Mclyan & Williams, of Baltimore. 1t is said,
however, that they will resume business.
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Senatorial Nomination

ALBANY, y. Y. Feb. 2.-lhe Wings in the
Legislature held caucus last night, and noni
mated VIM II. Seward for re election TO the l..
5. Senate; The vote stood-Seward7l; scatter
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4rrjrlI ofthe Black WQrrior.

New York. Feb. 2.-Thr steamship Black
Warrior arrived her" to-day, with Havana dates
of Jan. % Tha Falcon >tIl at Havana,
whence She would sail the aext day for this port.
No meAys Of innnrtnnCo.
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The Hon. Junus Hmyer, Georgia, and Hon.
Rpand ,Jcnes, of Louisiana, have declined being
candidate. for re election to Congress.
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DuCTER II pafl AEDs 3FLE4RA'
GERMAN BiT TENS

prepared b, Or. {. VI. Jarkson. G.rnnn Nelripc
Stoc, No. l2u Arci dsnr hrln" SIKH Phm In.
Their power the above dis"ase-ts not EXCEEDED
il rqun.lei, hv ntlir preparation Ia lie uWi"'i
Ste- a. the attest, in many cases utter shliin
physician. rad miled
Ia, 81 b ttrt- ttlty tin attention oi lnvalil-
Prosecuting virtue. IN the iii nri"r al he ltveI
an l"-scf glands. exercising thu mos scare ing p"wPt
in aud air. II rs ine digestive rgan tn.
=" ~ al sac cer1him and pleasant
VRGINlA TESTIMONY DR. ]. NJ. WtI-,u, Lrxingt n.
Va. feb bfh, So -aii: Il entltey nni at tis''
German 1uier. They have bec"mc nj he rge Nh
Isl, sell"
The Zenith Leg IN, published Wood tnrk, Va
MD, Jan lntlr. 1870: "A Great Med rinr.- We iuN,.
niloimy retained from recommending To- The publ,
any ot the various patent medicines al the day. utes-
thoroughly convinced ef tt,ir .ul - Anong hos.
consider wutiy of motto the Gernar Bitt"rs,
entei by Or j., 1,ud, aud lIepure hv DIR } ck-ntr.
Phla lie phin Orc instance III unr. IT, uhoi,
lie superior virtues medicine ave been tested.
tssfallen under ohservrni III. During the last
nei. : of Nr. A ram CabiH. o; th. cnunty.
cry -rrinu-y affected will liver mpnin, ard aite
tying in vain. various rem" lies. epHrchnseI bot:r
of the Bt r., and after using It. much relieved
ot his distressing m,ady thai he procured other bot
lie and is now restored trely To 'ealih.'
..ey ,ntrrly rtnhe, tree from all niui iou'
ing .eht.. AWAY s,rengtheL the system, aud ueve
ostBte it.
For al, wh,rsalc hV Druggists in nl the prime pal
cities and by ,he aries and st"rcheepers III
every tow u = the United S,a'.s
\ I'D byn Il LYMAN. j. n. THOMPSON CO.
sn }. SEAY y co, Lynchburg. nd by dealers AZ
m.dicino everywhsr~ tssp6Iy
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MISCELLANEOUS.
VIRGINIA a TENN. RAILROAD.
n 81 - ~ n
tt,,v2O-cts
yMI'O,S FAINT

\ ufoN As II l. ny ntcntinn L. takc
I'm Nten,tve pns eh--e Mleunrs md tane, Goods
1t every description IA the Spring, will sc the
mnIndct 81 ny tiood- Mt very reduce rlices weud
lv-e every d> In call ami my iancl god. such
r. uuetts kbhnns, Giohhs ShaNis. H. dSand lthr,
Bahn'u, tnr ctzldrrn; ila,icry Gloves. LHcr. Emhn
ierr Of the best charartcr Head Dress Cups.
he eSc,ed. oh It's b.. talking on p apcr
Co. aud see the prcit,,st rool cxtnn
der 2h.dSc2tuw ALFRED : ENbI.ErONE
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ROOk BINDING.

ALI KINDS OF BOOKS REBOUND.
n EN- >fAfEkS. Mimic, Clemson slrtonhl WAGER
! Wv Ilp g. aud G,rhnms Magazine. md Every
other knd OF r.riodica, bound in the pI.rcst the
hpcs, si>lc
Ty~ All lost nnnh.r. &C books uni new spnpc4 ,up-
llrd 10 those who leave buak- 10 b., huird
WILLIAM !. tOIkES.
Bon BIsptR Il Bia>N Bon M,suF,crrnrW ngn
Of the Book, Man Al, L>nehhu,E, Va
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WIN YOU Read the Truth 2

1 Medicine mu-t nNe tnrrit ana great merltlo stnnl
u the trst ofpuhhe opinion. No art at man ran
-aivnni>c wottl,s. article t. keep up cd
medicine. II II h, MT TEA IL
good medicine Viii live, be One napuar and ex
tent it, -nc- yonr after year in SPITE al oppusnn.
The peuJ le rcaiiy hnd nnt ia virtues aud the lame at
Ilianl Gas.,- troa ,uth mouth with more rapidits
Tim urw~Fnrrrs can seread it, living wtn,-s lrsti
wing he cu. mclhinc tns made for HIM is Of IN
,oere service an auy newspaper advertising,
In pron! of tini Hhnvr, refer N"u
HAMPrON,S tEGETBLE TINCTuRE, md lis Il
trefs iis fnn4ai in the mouths Of mntudcs. The
hrst men IN our country give 'hct l. srtmotY Ia il
wonderful cures. Amnn. them unm" Hon. II
Clay. Hon. Rich NJ John on, zee President Of the
gitc1 Sat,- viii hun4rrd. ot other. Capt Tnou .
tnnot--br ihrr the c.irbrued physician Of TIN
Enperor of Faace--was cmcd by IL Of itsca.e al
even yeas strung uir the Il il o all the Doctors
Ill A....-l MI a. :. LIZ.
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Roanoke College,
FACuL.1

FNCULT 7.
v. David r. tile, A ", President and Profes-
u: Moral and lntell-ciusl iencr, Nc,
y. cAr."te Wells. A NJ, Pro-. Msthemati IS and
\ttursl Sci.nre
HEM e. Won hoxar Prof. Ancient and Mode n / an.
!:
B.lrnn Tutor
lNIil> Institution, lorntei Salem Va, will com.
L meuee lts next s-ssnn Octnbar flh Exptrs-s for
'he sessiun Of months, including Triioa Bead
Room-rent, Fuel Lights and fn"i"nta' expenses $li2.
For particulars address III, Pr, sldenL
aug l9.IAcEno- R.p cory
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i UrtrnIl Z nj ~ ph / -,l4ty. .ru - # ~
n ,4journnp.t - bel i,nt IN iday of Srp.u,,el
1874:
sC at Ia. t.. Ell. ndini - rntlr a ulcv y j..
Iced Josialr Eli, ,ud Chiulr. h. VI. t.lu. lie
l,,i rvo of VIII. NJ FMS md the ne OF 81
years. snI WIN >ue by john d. "a vi, snrrI nm
ana nrxt + ..rr PaiGtiH-,
against
Sanuri NJ On nj r<,a#n,,r # " Hum W. " IT,
a.r a. ~ w .h.rIa %. Nml.r-, = an,y and =
.0rh ,fn, r,f H. ~ $ RI - Ir -, O.. a. ,,,. ~
rho characterization. 81, i'm En de.'i in -, { H..
,unn .b,rT # Am ,r.i county ,,l 1T, h. ia,', -
a,, :, ,.,, + ri. hard : En-. 49, Ib3- Ent., L
s,#,i,, - 'f -, Il,, p IL, H..'i N,.1,g, Am.
teel ,cc4rirv aaa tie mid Th.nul, y. Eul,so. ad
mi ran. -, tiflI to,f.r d.r'i D,t.flflu,.
AN
C pIics l. Eli. a!rn'raf Nancy Gin, Ipa,d W.
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1 i CHenIr C#.nt u Uh 1 -,ttts. .p.H - # y
rii,ufnrnr.t ID bel III day of Srptru'a.
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ED. ID. CIIRISTIAN.
FRANKLIN 4 BROTMEK.
WI oLESALE AND RETAIL
GiOSrrs and Comm 'SSiOn Merchants,
M LYNCHBUHG. "a.
Washington Horse Standing Yeti!

h Va -ali u a." at Old at he bnt has house on u
-aady iaundtHon. aud wen the q" IDS hie~ n, the
Tin drsccnt"l ne hal,e tli. Win ,o,ia.t loo.
NaIar I.fw.rh prc,ri He selected NJ n g fg3 M,
L III Nt.hinat.u House.
SMITH S Superior Bar and Eating Saloon,
trd t~itl-'andtrg To" ,, ut change thn hn. been
line nhnve SMITH hos, uu eAi cnce4.f IL u,
hut rruy aur, Ia .,rv,nis frienfs nnd lbe
po1r WITH 'vrr, clicaek Ut 4 .ca>u, IN thr E.rI<a
DEPARTMENT - wra- al lir ms ielicinu- beverages
= ruh's InN. otntlus Coid,al .tul abundant.
.ii - ri.
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Fall Trade. September, 1854,

Fall Trade. September, 1854.
" nav u, wing @tenu' Is bhlti nut Alps,
" and IN, trf shin atniin nur Fall Imp"tatian
ii tOkElG\ DkA & obs purchased Tor Gosh, hy
Ae,n', Nj. " N.tnll, veryhr rstee W. ala
d.n IL rree,p If II large mud commanding stock
ONES lC thhR CS ~ chased tom frat hands
90 he re7eir Large Auction S.ies yrens
,aci Aces
". rr.p.rifi''I, solicit call from tn, Virginia and
Nnih IA .lln. MslcGs l.. t,,l cui hrrut y
II he gnuIs l"~ pi'cc. cat. he fund any
,rk,t. STE ENSON & " EDbElL.
q 7.ct- Pr'rr bury, Va.
's1oIAGCN MOULDS. ROXES, Ac.-
/ h'l, he - rpai"i IN "a !, Gays IL iurn fobarro
Mnull- ,ud x ~ al kind., vii IN vi be waitant-
,.t ,qpn uiartured IN the State. Having
,ur 20 20, feet f Thoroughly -ea-oned WHIT Oak
IS fmhk ~ hhud uisrtnt' rao d +, nd &
-ci~nneI box from will ala, ORDER bills
Oak tmf'rr, una ill keep hand Fence Plank pau
Z RaI-, Nc.
lhthktul pat favora hope TO ssc,ivc share Of
poll
wv p In the rear Of W-rwirk'- Mill.
~ g d2n CURTIS EAMFs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-05

AZ ANTED TO HlRE.-Th- .ub-crbe,s
w wish TO hire for their work the Va 4 Tenn.
to,road, in the Mountaa, region of Va. number OF
and boys, for which liberal hire will be paid.
hey have had long experience IN the management II
"rsroes, and themselves large owners hhed no
will receive the in -vr'v zee
Tint they give their One of s'-'' IN
Lynchburg, any time, till the 0h fJshdary tho
Wasni ngton Hotel. or at McCorkle bimp--n e. nee,
n ut Mcdaniel L. Hurts They " III also buy and
bovs Tdec IS dsrts1 SCOTT n ADAMS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-05

&c al Ic- l.. Ell. aIini - rn'3r Nncy y. En-.
Iced. Josiah Il Eli ,ud CHARLES L. VI. EEi-, lie
l,,t two If WIN. m fms aid fhc ne OF q
yrar-, an who >ur by john u. Dtv, rh~ sorr,ln,n
ana nrxi f..a,t. PmiHfiH-,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-09-13
R0OlS & Shoes

Ever brought to McArhur consisting E(79
in part OF W..
GENTLEMENs' BOOTS g. SHOES,
Gents. Buckskn Caters Gents. Congress Gait
ers, Gents Fancy Shoes. Gents Oxford Pumps,
Gents Enameed Nulifers, Gents Fnameed
Congress Caters, Gents Patent Leather Kid
Top Prince Alberts, Gents Patent Leather,
DTab Cloth, Kid top, Prince Albtrt's; Gents
Jersey Buckskin Shoes, Gents Opera Slippers;
together with every variety of Fine and
Coarse calf skin, Kip and Morocco Boots and
Shoes AIso,-LADIEs Doors AND SHOES;
Ladies Buskin Cater Boots, Ladies' enamel
ed Jenny Linds K. r.. Ladies Morocco Jen.
NY Lind's R. R., Ladies' Congress Caters,
Ladies Fancy Jenny Lind Shoes, Ladies' en-
anelled Morocco Shoes, Ladies' Victoria
Fancy Shoes Ladies' Fancy Top Boots, Id
dies Fancy Buskins, bronzed tops, Ladies'
Blue Cats, Ladies Colored Sanders Caters.
Also: Misses Boots and Shoes, Misses Kid
Boots and Caters, Misses Fancy cooIed
Caters, Misses enameled Fancy Boots; also,
Chidrens Boots and Shoes, Childrens calf,
reged. Shoes, Chidrens' Fancy shoes, Chill
dTens Fancy Caters, and every other variety
of Ladies'. misses and childIens' wear, Fine
and Coarse.
We have any number Of Workmen en'
gagged, that is necessary, and are prepared to
fiji orders at the shortest notice.
OCS- All of our Goods will be sold at pri-
ces that viii give satisfaction. Call and ex-
anime for yourselves
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-09-13
= TO the B6UF AND SEUE TRADE
R /. B ELL g. Co.,
Wholesale Manufacturers and Dealers il
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS,

BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS.
LEATHER, SHOE FINDINGS, fc.,
No. 5, Enterprise Block, Front ST.,
ts PORTSMOUTH, OHIO.
uAVE the pleasure of announcing to the
IL trade in general, that they ere now All.
ing their large shoe warehouse, with moR
abundant stock than ever. diect from the
hands Of the best manufacturers East. and
theh own workshops at home; consisting Of a
great variety of the best class Of goods suited
10 the wants Of this country for the Fall Trade
All dealers at WHOLESALE are earnestly in
vited to call before purchasing, and examine
for themselves their extensive stock now on
hand and still coming in, as they feel assured
Of their ability TO please in quality and price.
Their largely increased trade affords one ev
idence of the favor with which thenmannef
OF doing business has been received, and while
they testify to the liberality Of their patrons
and friends, they reiterate the assurance that
they will spare no pains TO render entire sat.
isfaction. Their stock is lslee manufactured
mostly in their own shops, a5d by contract
to their order. Their facilities for doing a
large business are abundantly ample. They
seIl only at wholesale. have but OLE PEIcE,
and will warrant all their goods as they rep
resent them, An examination OF their goods
and prices. is respectfully solicited.
Sc ptembeT % lS54.-3mo