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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-05
BOOKS. STATIONERY, &C.


NOW REGEuSBNss--snperd Eugii.h Bloe
IN and White Ruled Letter Paper DO Ruled hath Post
blue white; snpene and fine Bai assorted colours su
perne Commercial Post blue white and assorted col
Laid Letter blue aud white blue and white Ial
yellum Not. aud superne Laid Caps ruled ami iain
long and broad super Laid Bl Paper supehne y Taper
Its = NURSE.
uNNVEHOPEs---A great variety. viz Hut
IL White Tinted Government Plain Embossed knaiaelle'
oe It's MORsEs.
SURE TO PLEASE Mor-. has just received
- new beautiful Of GOLD PENS consist
ing styles approved patterns which will
sold prices that fail Ia please Call and Try them
Also large variety Of Seo Pens and holders Zoe lots
NEW PUBLICATIONS OF THE AnERs-
~ CAN :. :. UNION
FRUITS oF INDUSTRY or tho biFE o. ADAM CLARkt--
very interesting volume and should he read by all ages,
and denominations.
l,sn AMY Is highly interesting aud scasonable volume
MEMOIR Dolly Misses viii be deeply Interested
and greatly benefited by reading this Memoir.
tATACoMBs of RoME-We need not call attention 10 ms
yoiume-the title will secure that
SCHOOL DAYS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. should not fail 10 read
this volume.
TIM SAD MIsTAkEA narrative illustrating with much vivid
fidelity the mistakes which often occur III the
religious training Of families Parents don't you need thus
TIN GREAT QUESTION great book 1t of great IN
tercsts VIII You read II,
All above the publications Of the American -
generally such Libraries Teachers Helps Question
hooks Hymn Books Maps and Miscellaneous volumes can be
Payne Christians Hook Store, 1ynchburg, Va
4. G. JENNINGS
sen l3ts Supt Am =. = Union.
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,sI,,..,s !. IIItOIt'H FROM BUCHANAN II
t..zs...zzzsa LNNCuRI-KG AND RICuMONp.


Fare from lyncbnrg to Buchanan. so
From iynchburg To Charlottesville. 80
TN and after the l OF October Packet Boats will leave
buchanan at A. NJ, and Lynchburg ut u p. NJ, Monday
Wednesday and Friday and arrive in Richmond second day
at ) O'Clock \. NJ.
Charlottesville passengers leaving Iyncburg u p NJ
reach Scoosvle AT 0i ~ M day arrive in Char
loesNe at 81 T. NJ Leave Lynchburg for buchanan and
Lexington at 81 A. NJ Monday "Wednesday and Friday, and
arrive At l.. NJ.
From Iynchburg Richmond see time aid distances in
card h.lnA
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IN Is ls5-Aieasrs. Dove Co.ast autumn had very
hno his hind legs badly rs To cause
swell the of a mans head which tried every
remedy could hear think Of without relieving him In the
least During fall the swelling continued when young
Mr. Archer IT, and recommended your Turf on pro-
bottle and very short time before had used The
of bottle the swelling subsidized, and you could
tell which log injured He is now well and doing all
kinds of farm work. Very respectfully
Am ARCHER
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IAl,lNE of BSiehnOnd AN

the first class, built in the city OF ai
nore expressly have superior acconio
passengers They commanded by experienced
taptans well oualied for the trade will spare
exertion TO accommodate They will be flowed and down
by and may be relied to sail promptly as
advertised +,
going North ordering goods from New York.
will their interest ship by this line as freight VIII
by other line of Packets and
viii be made by the agents in Richmond and
give satisfaction Insurance can be effected IN
the Richmond Association by this line at per cent
respectfully ask and hope succeed in obtaining full
share of patronage
Goods shipped by this line NewYork will be forwarded
free commission New Orleans Mobile Charleston Sa
yannah o any other Southern Northern port
vessels will lie in Richmond in the Dock in New York
at Berth No Coffee House slip, foot of Wall Street
DAVID q VIM CURRIE, Richmond ,oo,,s
C. IL PERSON, N V,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-05

NDNOs'IsEsS.-PACEN AMBWOTNPEs.-
for the purpose Of conducting the PiloToGRApiiiG Ai
in all its branches undor the style and firm Of lBBs htA6f
are now prepared to furnish pictures IN every style Of the ART
known In this country Europe They call especial atten
made These Pictures reversed DaguerreoYpes
being Theoretically sealed between glass plates Which sealing
and owned in this place by Gibbs x Keagy only.
These AmereyPes are pronounced by competent Judges to
relief aud eeaess truly astonishing Made from the small
Amhroype sereoscopcs must he to be appreciated
the relief being fully as perfect as life.
Also their Meaogfaphs or Pictures on paper from life
detail. Any number from single sitting-frum
Citizens and strangers invited to call aud examine spcc
mans in the various branches ty assured OF polite
Gallery the old E Gibbs next door to Virgin.
Ia Bank, Lynehburg, r L. GIBBS
p SIN Amrotges the style of drapery the color of
Dagueootypes copied into Ambroypos and made
aug Cts G. y n
ACTOnER Isl, Is55.--CLOTHs, CAss,-
best style, al short notice, at the Clothing House of
oe Its GLASS y RAlNE. pNoN, Agent
WHEAT wANrED.-we wish to engage ~ ooo
w bushels of Wheat for immediate delivery Persons
having to dispose Of viii find their Interests give
call LANGuORNE & JOHNS.
y l7dts ~
ACTOnEH III, Is33.-nUssNEss SUITS.
~ latest styles made up snpeormanner Clothing
House OF GLASS RAINE, j. DIXON, Agent.
HNsU FOR NOOG.-We will pay the highest mar
~ ket price for WOOL in cash. Bonsack Negro Jeanos
june 2s-ts. RUCKER & Redo
(NUSs.-Wc have just received a beautiful stock of hue
"a and common Guns to which invite the attention
sportsmen, and the public generally.
oc 6lts j. D. GREGORY & co
lust RECEIEED--A lot OF superior style Bust
- Coats fine Silk Plush Neye and fancy Silk Vests
Its NJ GUGGENHEIMER
UMBER FOR SALE.--We have hand ON
IL consignment 20 thousand feet of PINE LUMBER which
evil sell accommodating Please give n call
| Its MILLER s. ELAN, Basin.
NEW FLOUR in quarter bags, for sale by
~ .[jv l7-dtsI LANGHORNE q JOHNS.
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MERCHANDISE, &C.


N
1he Ladies city LynchburR and all others visit
a the particularly invited to call at The cheap ca-h
store aud famine large stock Of FANCY GooDsc"nss
n of superior black and eolored Silks; French Merinos ch
ne ansns; French iads: cheap high eolned Dciafnes;
rich Ipreries IIoaiery &c Also, 100 yards OF superior
English Calico warranted perfectly fast eoors at the 10" price
of Come and ALL they selling fast whl al
so take of per all cash bills SO IN amount
oe Igts -. HARRISON LEWIS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-05

RyRESE AgsRlyAl..-The Family Grocery has just
II received the following articles which the subscriber
respectfully invite the attention of his friends custo
mes public large assuring them that by calling at
Family Grocery they will find the largest and best Beef
Tongues this market also nice lot Dried Beef
bologna Sausagcs Dried Sheep Tongues superior lot Of
Brooms fine article of Black, Imperial and Gunpowdcr
good of Hosiery for ladies' gentlemen and
ohren also many fancy articles such Perfumes Soaps,
Cloth Hair and Hair Brushes Pocket and Toilet Combs Long
children and many other articles tedious To
mention all Of which will be sold cheap for cash. IN
Rank May be added to the above list
Spices all kinds ground up in papers, for family
superior article Mustard and Red Pepper Call quick
before all are gone. J. II. SOLOMON
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d,OGTON OxNAHt Hs.s.-61 Bales No. Cotton
0znabnrgsa heavy article just received from the Facto
~ ON gnncut Will be sold
terms had In Richmond Baltimore Please
call aud examine tor yourselves
aug 91ts- LEE e. JOHNSON
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i ING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. will he found the largest
assortment Lannaed Steel fine Double and Single Guns
Rifles; English SefCocking Five Shooter Colt Al
and Thurbors EaYolFeTs and Single Pistols Powder
Tlasks Belts and Pouches Game Bags Cleaning Rods,
Nipple Wrencbes Eley Cocks and g. d. Percussion Caps
and Wire Cartridges all sizes Curtis HarVcys
Diamond Powder aud American Powder all knds Compress
ed Bullets Buck aud Small Shot, Liquor flasks Rogers
Cutlery Bowie Knives Razors; fine assortment OF
Por Monies Gold Silver Ivory and Crooked Sword and
Plain Canes every thing in line to suit Gun makers
lot Of premium Rifles hand Repairing done
with despatch, and warranted, by
WIN H. & G.. FISHER, opposite the
rx.n IInft.a I,Fu4l i,try IA
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terms than thoy can be had Richmond Baltimore Please
call and examine tor yourselves.
aug 25ts LIE JOHNSON
DEUEayINa., AND ON HAND, 20 hhd-. N. ..
i ~ AND J.. X SUGAR,
bis. Coffee aud Clarified Sugar,
30 bo&es and bbls Loaf Crushed and Pulyarized Sugar
100 bags Rio and Iaguyra Coffee,
20 bags Superior old java do,
l.. hhds Cuba and 4, II. Molasscs,
20 bills ~ o. Molassus,
Bar Iron assorted
? do. Hoop and Band do,
do. Blscrcd Steel,
do. Cast aud Shear do,
10000 lbs. Bacon
200 Sides Sole Leather
- do Black Upper do
40 doZ Calf skins,
20 Pink Lining do,
+" Sheep Skins,
200 bnes Cotton Yarn,
10 bales Osnaburgs,
20 boxes sperm and Adamantinc Candles,
80 do Hull 81 Sons Patent do,
- do. Soap,
10 do Starch,
300 kegs Nails 10 GO dy.,
10 Mro't Nails,
10 bbs Tanners Oil,
10 tons Peruvian Guano,
300 Jacks Salt.
Also. Plaid Bleached and Brown Domestic Calico, Linen
Dl, Bed Cords and low Lines Window Glass and Putty,
Coppcras Alum Madcr and indigo Pepper Ginger and Spice
Spades Shoyels Trace aud Halter Chains, Manure and Hay
Forks Boots, Shoes and Hats, sale eXchangeor
try produce, on accommodating terms.
ar 2lts. JOHN lpldiNS.
EDEGEsyING, AND ON HAND, - hbis. stu
"a ARTS Sugar, % bbs stuars Ground CHARMED and
Crushed Sugar,
20 boxes Loaf Sugar
10 bbs y. q. Moasses,
10 hhds. T. H. do.
100 bags Rio Coffee,
80 " Inguira do,
10 a Prime old Java do
% boxes Adnmantine and Sperm Candles,
Large lot Clover Orchard Grass and Timothy Seed Call
fob AIS YOUNGER & SMITH
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\psIsE.-rhe subscribers having purchased of John A.
y Franklin his in the of Franklin, Brother
Co. will thu business in the house, door
10 Liberty Warehouse under the inn and style Of FRANK
lin BROTHER They return their thanks to their friends
aud the public rally for the liberal patronage extended to
them for the short time they have been in the GROCERY and
COMMISSION BUSINESS, and most respectfully solicit
continuance of the promising to use their best oxerns
to give satisfaction all who do business with them
JAMES FRANKLIN,
ian 2dts. EpN ARD FRANKLIN, JR.
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vNaa.a. AND WINTER GOODs.-CLOTsI

n ING. CLOTHS, tASS1MERES AND AESIlNGS,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS, Mc--tiLASS ~ kAlNE
respectfully their friends and the public that their
all aud Winter Goods is complete, consisting
part and Fruck Coats, Winter business Goats,
Register Conts-now style Farmers overcoai Waterproof
Beaver do Pantunns every style Vests in endless va
ctyi Double breasted quilted hrS-new aiylei Gents
Snawls raYeug blankets Shirts Drawers taNats Stocks,
Neck Tics Collars Umbrellas Gloves, Hosiery Pocket Hand
kerchiets Waterproof Goods complete assortment Of
YOUTHS AND tiILDUEN's CIolHING.
GLASS & RAlNE,
Its j. DIXON. Agont
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-05

EplGEDINS. MATERIALS At eOsG.-llaN
ing determined to close my stock Of Carpenters
Iard building Materials including extensiue as
sortmont OF LOCKS, HINGES, SCREW y, WINDOW
GLASS, Sc, the whole stock is offered at cost
These wishing thing In that line would consult their inter
osis by giving a call before purchasing elsewhere.
A WINSTON
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,s,wICE WEEK HETWE RI
BETWEEN sSsCsITOND AMI n. arr,

I'D WORCESTERSHIRE j AMES L NV n. aSEzaaass..1s
The L. 5. Mail steamship JAMESTOWN, in com
mand of Capt LENS PARRISH leaves New York regularly
every SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock, for Rich
moni She will take any freight to from City Point
She leaves Richmond regularly every TUESDAY AFTER
NOON at / O'Clock, for New ork
Those desiring ship by her must have their goods here
Monday Passengers desiring take this ship here have
Stateloon secured by addressing Us by mail.
" The ROANOKE. Capt. SIMMER, stops at City Point
where She will land and receive freight Both the jamestown
and the Roanoke receive and land passengers City Point
and Norfolk. LUDLAM & WATSON
Rclm
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- OF DRY GOODS IN MARKET FOR CASH.-MY stock
OF New Spring and summer Goods is now complete. The
whole stock bought cheap and viii be very
small profit tar cash,
The money market having become easy, hope my friends
and will forward and supply themselves ber
ally. All ask call from those in want of goods to insure
sales lapl l2-dts JNO. J. PURNIS, ARt
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"a NEW GOODS ll--JNO. 4 PURVlS, Agent Is rccciy-
hug heavy Stock Of Fall and Winter Goods. All he has to
say lis Stock tab from of the largest Import
Jolbing houses the Union, prices and
wal be sold by him Mt small profits for cash. and nothing else
but cqsh
r.SI shall receive Goods nearly week in the
season, Canal Boats Railroads and Express Companies
all of which will be sold cheap for cash.
I Aeon
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FROM AMELIA

And for sale by J IL seay STROLLER a Whitehead, J. II
Thompson Co X Siabler Co. Iynchburg, Va, aud by
dealers In Medicines everywhere. lsop oly1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-05

ID DE1ES, rISEOl.S, Nc.-We have 81 hand very
j =, handsome assortment of Rifles Pistols &c, &C,
psng very fine Rifles handsomely mounted with Ger
Silver Saloon Rifles and Pistols Shaps Rifles; Colts
Five Shooters Aliens Sccocking Pistols; Cane Guns
Foils Hunting Knives; Pistols of all sizes Caps,
&c, dc, to which we invite the attention of the public
aug g-ts J. d GREGORY & co.
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MISCELLANEOUS
nlrsOLlITION.-.rLn.c o,........ : No.

pntgtsNes NEW..-1hc c,l,I,r,,a,
- AK Dol Bile ONE COOKING Stow .'hAlAt
wood Just received at the Furnace and Ra =, ioi coal
East Main street a Stove which is c,rsf are housed
cheapest most substantial and perfect Crok, ihe bes
the uhoni and warranted 10 bake, roast boil f. liratus
the most satisfactory manner with lss fuc - anu Try
Stove OF similar capacity in Call and sec thu any OIL
Also, a hne assortment Of LEAD PIPE Of IN.
hand and for sale by llv Its " " " lous >ze> A
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Htarpemser's Hardware, Window Glass, &C.
~ Having determined to close out stock OF Carpenter
Mechanics Tools &C. &C. at cost those wanting
any thing that line would do well to call before
24-ts-Rep copy A. WlNslON.
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~ FORM AND COUNTER ScATTs ~~
GEO e. EWING, Agt l4l Baltimore St Md T.
RAILROAD, HAY and COALScAITs mi
set In any part Of the country al short nnticc ~
e. g. IlVERMORE, Travelling Aet N
mar 23-w;im. -" ~,
20 have now hand an assortment &s1s,
OF the above Scales, which will Sell at Fac tNy-
tory prices A. b. RICKER Act ~
apl lois 'e'"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-05

AMERINOe. HALF AND ALL WOOL DE-
vl aines renobe Lusers, genuine Irish Popns and La
Goods of every description at the lowest rates
e i.ts JAMES A. STIGLER CO.
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NGANO, GtANO.-Ilayin made arrangements with
u the Peruvian Agents TO get supplies of GuANO on the
best terms prepared to furnish it, We have
hand and aoat 1900 bags and will be in regular receipt oft
We hha Sell but what direct from the agents
and all who purchase from rely getting GENUINE
GBAND We solicit the orders of friends and all others,
with the that will always furnish them with the
best article and on the most favorable terms
CRENSIIAW & co,
feh Nort1, de of he Bas Richmond Va
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TIE GREAT
II C II M o NJ d NOVEL NOW READY
A STORY OF RICHMOND IN 1882.

LNLLlEi OR THE HUMAN COMEDY BY JONI
IL Esrts CouNE, author 81 the Virginia Comedi
ans Leather Stockings and Sdk.' The Youth of
Jefferson etc.
"MorIfY's rnr oNLr WEARS ia You iikc H.
In hand-onc i2mo. Vol Beautifully illustrate cd
with Original Designs by Suathcr Prcr u %.
1t ia one OF the vry few Novel. TINT should I'm nd
mittance 10 the mriy circle - Chicago Daiy Ytbunc
Cont ucd an1 triumphant success ol the grcut Viz
ginin Book, ALONE, by MAWuN IlARLANp. of Rich
mond Va. Republi-hod In ondon ind Part. Tenth
An etican Edition law reodv, in one handsome l2mo.
vol. fanry Cloth Gilt, Sl25
"A NEW BOOK illustrative o. the Institution Of
Slavery SOCIOLOGY FOR THE SOUTH Or,,he
Failure Of Free Society by George tnzhugh, Esq Ono
vol l2mo. Price-Cloh 81; Paper. IS oents
Norcrs oF rHt Pass There patent in this vol.
umc arguments mud lucts which will rchukc nnol cism
aud enrhain thu nuentiln Of thinking National
int,Htgcheey.
THIS boak is n mine oi thought and magazine ut
deus ls main uhInrt / be the illustration of
Tho necessiry to. aud the advantages ol sIaVofy.
Washington Senh'ath
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10000 COPIES sTEAHs-t ~,

r. q
WESTERN WATERS, AND STEAMBOAT DIREC
TORY The un 'er-isned hive in course OF prepa
ruton STEAMBOAT DIRECTORY, which will
b issued in October The book viii in over
TWO nInred plge., illustrated in the best style, nud
neatly bound in durnble mnnner l. will be ore Of
he most int, resting books published. and will be
book that will be interesting t. all classes OF people
The \ I EAMBOAf DIRECT DRY viii contain a com
pcte li4t and description OF all the Steamboat.
al,at in the Western aud S1nthern The length
Md. speed. pocr and t,unuge # bol' where and II
whom hu the uanr II linz boat, with the trade she
iu u the nlfnes Of Captains and Ulcers, her age
Sc.. Ar Tine Directory vii cuntainH history 81 Steam
bcols nui .teamsaatae rn fn, We#lrra vafers slnea
the appca ioa q. Steam; al sl,rh If the t,l bout
Luill FOR the OH, River with the a the hli.ir
conmal der an3 oNr,r
The RlY ER DIRECTORY will confirm LIST nnl lie
srripripn Of nh the S'rambonr d- sfc- tat have
CURED on III " O. and Sou'hcn watcr, beautifully
flu-tin;ed IN lisi at al lhos" who h,vt pefIshed
by their hure G nklng and skpiodire, IN the N""ern
mud uthc,n Tho Dir tory Will coz min Map
f., the Olin Mt..i,-Ppi. Ni.,ou, Illinois. Arkansas
White. Rcd Gun biti. Za1pt. aid ottcr Rivers viii
tue Tow, am Citir> li dow N. wh correct istan,c-;
also other River 1ud Cenlrrtrl tim, ut intrf
cards of The i9u- L =. II ii Up.t,. 18th III, Il de
they nre la, &c &c Ihr Directory Will ul.o contain
IA compete list Of all tharc.pon= a. ST. ..at Licensed
Officers, their places nj III el.. &c tie rev
Steamboat Inv, is teqpuenc +. viii ert>. show
ing wherein il trnciiss tn officer aud in
lures the competent ofbser. &c Ne nl Ire mpor
amt L. s SInr me Ceut Stgau,Lnnt Decisions up L.
date; the L., and important Commercial Privileges.
Bills of Ladae. important DoeI-i ~, 81 the various [
S Courts in reanid 10 frHiznt. -tBrd Damaged, 81
&c with nany nth"r tloe- of Interest
The Directory e Il, frustrated ia the hr-t style. md
printed in lhe hes ler Tn ataor ma for six
been gatbcru- together e The facts and cu,- in egard
the Numerous Struuhpa disa-,crs on The Western and
southern water, inteads publishing them in
hook form. 1br rricc Of the work vii he put ut the
how of Onr puliar fcu Thousand copies will BE-
+, ~ all llFz uhsrIl
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SECOND EDITION.

A SournEHN ioMr. A nrw, henatilnl Juvenile -
nelicalod To the Children ii tho Soul lnndso nelly
illustrated with eight Original Drawings by Virgin
inn, One vol squire l2mo 62A cenrs.
Noricrs oF Tuf PHEss.--Nc have road enough Of il
appreciate liz simple yet dgnilcd style, mud ia Nnun
bic and instrIctou altogether assign To
high mul among wmks OF lis clas..-Soatdo1, ChucA
nun.
j. is truly aud we'd dclinchtcd portrait OF South
ern home. with nll rs cumlort. md enjoyments We
cordially commend II ma worthy of prrusul Uatci
man and ObsGrcr
Its hnne tcnre mud more attractive On that nc
eountz- RtchWani Diapaich
A SOUTH SIDE VIEW OF SLAVERY: Or. threo
months Mt the south, IN 1891. BY Noi eniah Adams,
d y. Third clifton. Que volmo l2mo Cloth, 10
~ The trade supplied at lie u.rnl discount. by
tho publisher A. NORRIS. Richmond Va
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From kansas-G Gov. Reedcr's Message

ST. LOUIS, July l6-Gov. Readers message
contends for the right of the people TO settle their
own affairs uninhuenced by the other States and
SAYS that the territorial legislature may act on
the question of slavery to a limited extent and
temporarily regulate it. He directs attention to
the definition of the boundaries of the counties
and districts and the qualifications of voters
He recommends that stringent liquor law be
adopted on account of the Indians. He thinks
that "a light tax only is required, and contends
that -emptions may be taxed; record the imme-
diate establishment of the seat of government,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-21

IN BOTI YOtRT COUNTY, ~.
TNHlS very pleasnut mud agreeable Watering Place
Il - now open for the reception of visitors They
situated the Western base of the Blue Ridge and
Immediately the line OF the Vire nn and Tennessee
Railroad, about 46 mile. above LJnchbrg, md there
fore Is the s-ible Watering Place in Vgiuin
Itisiswthn hours ride Of Lynchburs whrh makes
iH peculiarly inviting for the families of MI per.
whose trades profession forbid continued alb
scu5e from hume, and who Mt the time desire az
all ought give their families their frequent personal
presence and attention.
Large md convenient additions have during the
Winter and Spring been mhde the building. of these
Springs, together with u convenient Bathing House
which wi mol only add greatly the comfort C visit
tors but will enable the proprietor u accommodate
much larger number than he wHs able to accommodate
the last Places of innocent aud healthy amuse.
ment have also been provided
The medicinal qualities Of these S, rings hive been
Rscertanei IL be not inferior to any White Sulphur
Springs in Virgnia md the beautiful aud picturcsq.o
mountain scenery by which they surrounded, and
pure d invigoarng mir peculiar the atmosphere Of
The place not surpassed by tint of any other place
in the Sate.
The Table und Bur will always be abundanty sup
piled with the very best the country affords. and
attention will be given by the proprietor and hi, assist
thu comfort and enjoyment Of visitors.
A Hack will be in eadinoss Bonsack's Depot to
convey passengers TO the Springs being mile and
INN rdiately in view Of the Railroad.
CHARLES PHELPS, Proprietor.
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