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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-14
HIGHLY IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
TO THE AFFLICTED EyER1wBKRE.
DIR. A. l.. ADAMS LIVER BALSAM

HIGHLY IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
TO THE AFFLICTED EyERlwHERE.
DIR. a. l.. ADAMS LIVER BALSAM
COMES GREETING
Il hR. A. l.. ADAMS NEW THEORY FOR Dis
- ease Is awakening the inquiry the mlnds all who
shy immured in darkness and ignorance the
DIR. A. L. ADAMS, LfvEE BALsAM
The great Panacea of Disease Is offered the afflicted
states and for the entire of Liver compan
in all Bilious Fever Ague and Fever Chronic
Fever Dropscal Affections Coughs. Consumption Asthma
Jaundice. Bowel Complaints Diarrha Dysentery Rheumx-
tism, Piles Scroula Salt Rhsum Dyspepsia
ity Nernousness Costveness Indigestion. Female Com
DIR. A. L. Adams Liver Basam now sustains the highest
reputation Of remedy before the public
the most skeptica beyond shadow doubt Is
ONLY RELIABLE MEDICINE EVER DISCOVERED.
(eing purely vegeabe) for the
votares. and pronounce Liver Basain to be the
ONLY RELIABLE. HARBENGER or HEALTH TO THE
AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE. II
Testimonials made, swollen
with Of gratitude for the relief by
And in submitting this the Liver Balsam
those suffering under the IRON GRASP OF the MONSTER
DISEASE and at bottle of Dr. A L. Adams
Liver Balsam. n -
The readers attention is called the perusa Medical
Circular. which
dsease also of certificates from those who have
paaeled ascendaney the diseases to which all
subject
g. f. scorr General Agent No. 81 Randolph ST. Chicago
attention. = r..
soidby HALLoCE sTODDARD Evansville. II
Agents in the Country be supplied by them 1t Proprie
e. JAMES, Mt. Vernon; JAMES SAMPSON. New Har-
meny: 7: G. JAQUEs co, POseyviile; nALLoCK L.
PARMENTER, Princeton.
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TO THE PHYSICIANS OF THE WEST.
ERN STATES, AND TO ALL WHO
SELIQUOR ASA MEDICINE OR AS
uDHYsICIANS who prescribe Alcoholic LIQUORS for Med
cal purposes should give the preference to woLFEs
schiedam. Holland and excIu-
ve in the factory proprietor by PROCESSES and from
mat ;rias elsewhere unemployed and unknown.
chemists entirely the
in every fola grain and which
and morbid desire for hsbasl incorporate
ndulgsance which such liquors Invariably tend
duce. ~
g. proved by unerring that the Juniper
juniper used but with the specifically lighter
volatile aromatic and medicinal of the essential oils of
the Italian uniper berry, neglected by every other manuae
a. 1t chemically proved absolutely pure
which other Holland Gin the world has suired
s. proved by extensive medical experiences and tes
of incipent dropsy gravel chronic gout rheuma
sm fanlenee choc concrtcns in the kidney and bladder
dyspepsia fever and general debility sluggish circula
on blood, dehcent assimilation OffoOd and exhausted
g. most grateful and renovatng cordial and when
used directed nhames the induces nebr
buttends rather subaue the latter al by creating
the iii Effects bad waser whether in
districts In all Of these qualities it has rival
Since the of this celebrated medicinal beverage
into the United States number Of Liquor Houses in New
York and other large cities have commenced
The genuine only sold in aud pint bottles,
wrapped In yellow paper with my name on the
dieinay to purchase by the bottle Hotels
queny I'LL my bottles with gin and sell IL for the
United States TDOLPHo WOLFE.
Sole manufacturer and Importer.
is. 20 and % Beaver street. New York.
The word schnapp belongs exclusively to my article. all
~ Whoissaie dealers in Cleveland Ohio w @. GordOn
Freat & Edwards; @. Bradtown; f. sayiori AZ CO.
In Detroit Michigan. X. Mcmillan; Jacobs and Gard
Reth & Ripley /. s. Farrond l. 8. Cauthurt Co.
feb22-3mw 10.
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SCOTT,S LITTLE GIANT
CORN AND COB MILL,

PATENTED MAY 18TH, 1854;
rs doubtless invention among the most important Of
modern times for the If well advised farmer
stock the universal with which 1t has
received from the FIRST than anything ee its
utility and superioriy.
portability simplicity of construction
ience Of use Little Giant has equal 1t weighs
three 1--WE hundred lbs. according size
operation by farmer in 20 minutes without
aid then adjusted and used with enenee by
anybody.
The Little has received the PREMIUM at every
State Fair Maryland Missouri past FALL
in the m com piimentsry manner.
mills in the most positive manner
against brsakage arrangement and warranted to crush
aud grits fine hominy from shelied
with degree of I'D convenience for farm
roses never attained before.
The subscribers now prepared furnish the trade with
and Sizes suit the varied wants OF Al
No. offered at ga complete. ready for the
warranted crush of dry 10 bushels
per hour with one horse.
No, Bat S55 will crush Is bushels per hour.
No AZ CSC viii, crusn % with horses
Eor saie Nv BABCOCK BROTHERS..
anIr-amdEw Evansville, Ind
anlo \ W. & s. v1CkERY.
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CAMPBELL q GROsCH,
BELL AND BRASS FOUNDERS,

MANUFACURERSc fevsry description Of Brass Work.
Vl Of equal quality IL superior 10 thing
tured in the East. and on fRvorag. terms.
We keep constanuy hand oil globes gauge bibb
cylinder cocks; church. hotel h.s:
1rstion metal soft an co mplete
business.
We appointed sole city sor the sal.
nj Jas Thompsons celebrated leather betting These
tug far superior thing offered
trisbiy. exhibited awarded with
Snuu Samples OF the be ~ the establish
ment.
We receiving afxll supply Of McGO Pate1
Double Acting Force and Lift PUMPS arrce
ed fer eistern- well and railway purposes.
Every OF Castings made order and fur
'nishe< &C Cir cinasti prices.
The highest price paid for old copper brass and
sine.
Az orders addressed to will meet with prompt and inn
mediate attention. api0
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No debts due due to Banks or other creditors
Losses adjusted and ore-noue.
Losses adj listed and due SCI, SCI "A
Losses unadJ listed and in suspense. wait
All other claims against the Company SMALL for printing
Agents are instructed to take no risk $4,000
The amount insured city village is not fixed
but depends the material
of buildings width OF streets the facilities
gushing tires. and ether circumstances.
The insured blocks buildings varies. the
is limit the loss by any $4,000 less.
copy Of the of Incorporation. and all amendments
thereof. is herewith presented.
Tho. A. ALEXANDER. Secretary.
STATE OF CONNECrICUT.1 60
HARTFORD COUNTY, 80
HApTFoRp March 18th. 1885
Personally appeared Thos A Alexander Secretary of the
E.na ane made
by him subscribed according his
kno wledge and belief. HENRY FOWLER,
Justice of the Peace.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-14

SPRING AND SUMMER FASHIONS.
bgEiNED this dav. and for sale supply of Seott's
FASHIONS Tor Spring and S1msaer 1855 The work
De by saiiag on l.. helms. Merchant Tailor OPP
Nsins also has en- hand large supply Of fashionable
sooas nor wear which ne win be pleased TO
ucture In the latest and approved styles
and the public are requested t. give IN q calf.
apl0 u L. NELxS.
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MACKEREL! MACKEnE1.,

UpEC'D per steamer A 5. ShctweiE
II 5 bills Long No Mackerel;
haif<o % Do 10
Is keets do do 10;
bills Long No. 1Macke.1;
half bbs do do do;
rs keets DO do.
bbis Long No. Msekeres
= hlf tbs De do do.
V brs Herriug drums large Cod1Sk.
Also rec'd per steamer re-
Is bis W. II. Cheese; for sale by
ap4 a. h ID. HGIMAN
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TEIEGRAPHIC!

Reported expressly for the Daily Journal.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-04-14

VVTAR with the of building. Procure your
w Carpenter Work ready made. ofsesoned lumber and
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vIsNER's celebrated pATENTwAs TUB

WIsNER's CELEBRA TED PATENT WASH TUB.
m ESS RS. English d Strann of New Albany, Ind man.
lfu of Wsners celebrated Patent Wash Tub
in this city. will remain here days. They
with Of articles sale and
wishing purchase have tried
OF charge. Their tubs be 4. D. Herman s.,
Cooks and At the Washington Hotel. Mr. Strann
fou atthe W Washington Hotel api
DRESS GOODS.
% CASES Barege de LANES. direct Importation;
- 2 do Small Check do. do do ceived this
day. and for sale by JAMES Low & CO..
app Louisville Ky.
SDnn PCS Jacoaet Muslin. direct i'm ortation.
eDNyNV cases bleached Sbrtings; received this day
and tor sale by JAMES Low 4 CO..
ap4 IS Main ST.. Louisville, Ky.
HOSIERY AND GLOVES.
q LARGE assortment of brown u hose, M 8
IA mixed do. children fancy do and gloves
received this day, and for sale by
apf JAS. Low CO., AIS Main ST.. Lou, Ky.
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IHLoUR bills Sapsrhne Flour good branSs for ssl
BY sPlo D. W. .. 'ioA"i'
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OF OGDEN:BURGH, NEW YORK,
on FIRST JANUARY. 1855. REQUIRED
LAW.
anne and location as above .,cooo 10
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LATE NEWS BIZ THE NAILS.
Proceedings CT Congress.


WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-The Senate was no
in session to-day.
House OF REPRESENTATIVE Boeocl
presented letter from the Secretary of the Navy
relative to the increase of the Navy of the United
States which was ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Maxwell asked leave to submit u resolu-
ton requesting the President of the United
States Ia furnish "a statement to the House of the
number of foreigners employed in the different
departments of the Government, and the number
which HAYS been appointed since the It'll March,
1853; leave not granted.
Mr. Clirgman made personal explanation. ex.
culpating himself and other members of the Com
mittee on Foreign Affairs from the intention Of
pressing the consideration of the resolution pro-
posing the mediation of the United Estates t. the
powers engaged in the Eastern war, after being
informed by the proper department that such a
measure was ineXpcdent.
on motion Of Mr. Ready the bill providing
payment for property destroyed by the enemy
during the war OF 1872 was made the special or.
der for next Tuesday week.
MIR. Ready introduced joint resolution to ex-
clpde the public printers of the two houses of
Congress from receiving additional compensation
under the provisions of the bill approved July
-, l55l.
The House then proceeded TO the considera-
tlon OF bills on the private calendar and, after
maturing and passing severa,the House adjourn
ed over until Tuesday next.
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Sc e. AIRS ~ a % II A e e O i.
NJ I,ANGHORNE & SONS,

WHOLESALE DEALERs IN sEGARs AND TOBACCO OF
EVERY VARIETY OF BRANDS.
TEIHE subsc ribers have constantly on hand large
Z stock of HAVANA " PRINCIPE SEGARS. OF
the most approved brunls, which they fee confident
inferior to bone the market and which will be sold
the LOVES CASH PRIcEs.
OKpEss from any part of the Union will be prornpty
met, and entie satisfaction guaranteed to Purchnsers
The followi rands are kept constantly on hand;
In Flor de iiabans, La Sultana.
California, Las Tres Cofonas,
Jcotencat. La Gotta de Aqua
Old Dominion ConIuista,
La Fie de 7. J. c., Eli Leon de Orc
La Teresta, Ell Nuptuno,
Rio Hondo. Plantation,
Ell Programme Figaro,
Las Tres Estrelias. Ls Norma.
Herman Cortez. frinop-s.
Lafayette, w. &c.
T0RAcCo.
Oronoeo Nectarine.
Cold Leal, Cafawoa.
Golden Peach, Sanurd, &c, g.,
Ssptsmbe 8-dScts
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DEATH OF SETH BAR1ON.-lt is with no ordi
nary feelings of regret announce the death
of "A distinguished fellow citizen, Seth Barton,
Esq, which took place last evening. at his resi-
dcnce, on Toulouse street. Mr., Barton has for
many years enjoyed high reputation politically,
professionally and soeialIy-his eloquencc, learn
ing and tact having won for him an early reputa
ton which ripcned with his age. During Mr..
Folks administration he held the responsible of
flee of Solicitor of the Treasury, and afterwards
filled other official positions, with the greatest
credit to himself and the Government by which
he was appointed. Wehaye not space this NOR
ming to speak of him as we would wish and as his
merits deserve, but will take early opportuni-
" to do SOY. o. Delta,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
RENOl A..

u-, The subscriber. having removed his Store
M deats ahhse hrs old stand and thtco dasts south
IA MAN ard Mafeei st,eeta, is prepared To oher IN
dnnements In rcrsas purchasing NIL kinds Of u urs,
Medicines, fHtnta Oi,, D,es. Window Gas., uuy,
f.riIm"ry, tancy Articles &c. s.
This Store II l09 fat DEEP which will enable him Ia
keepn much lurger sfurk TIM usunl Particular ntten
ton viii he rHid Ia all orders rrr-cripti filed nj
ali hours and un .xueo Of moro tlan 30 ycnt
he tatter- hmsci thu lie N he able to furnish only
such medicine. ~ air pune md nine. Ailihc new
fharrheeutlenl Preparations made they appear in
TIA Medical Journal.
MUSIC SALOON.
The Second story will used n Music Saloon whore
he Inns nov am will keep supply y thn~c I.uly Gel
ehrntrd Worlds Fair Lnndon) Ircmi IN rino.. All
kinds oi Music and Musical Instruments furnished to
afder. lisntn eatfancr Ia ths Saloon il the alley
Nisitrrs viii please ing the ,lonf bel
u K. LYMAN, Bank Square.
sep l2.de linw6nc
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KNPORTANT.-Asi il i, my I'M ention tn mike
an extensive pa.c chase VI ilenary and Fancy Good
of every description in the Spring will sell the re-
mnuder oil my iiood- Mt very reduce prices would
adve every body cali and my iancy goods such
"a Bonnel,s Ribbons. Cioaks SHAW Is, IL Us and other
Bonnet. 10. cl lrrn: II 1-iery, Gloves nr. Emb' OF.
Ier of the bc- Character Head Dress =. Caps, cant
be rxcelled OF lis to BE- ra.ing on IaPer.
Core md see he prc,test goods extant
L., e5.dscoiaw ALFRED s. ENGLEDOVE.
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The L. 5. IN Possession OF MESILLA VAL
LEY.--Gpn Garland, accompanied by Gov. Mer-
riwethcr and lieut.. Col. Miles, at the head of
about one hundred dragons, two companies of
the Third Infantry, two pieces of artillery, and
the band of the Third Infantry arrived at Mesil
la on the 18th Of November. The American flag
was hoistcd and sa!utcd, and Gov Merrwether
made an appropriate address 10 the persons pres
TN
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Roanoke College.

FACULTY.
R-v. Duyid r Btitlr, A NJ, President and Prnfn,
.or of Moral aud intellectual fence, &c
s. Gar-are Nrll-, y NJ, frpi. A4th-mhti = DrI
Naturpl Science.
Henri g. Won HoSar. Prof Ancient and Mode Lam.
Emee..
V. + Bolton, Tutor.
ryyHIS Institutions located nj Salem. Va viii com.
mcuce L. next session October ith. Expenses for
the Session, of ten months, including Trton. Bnui Il.
Roon.rrn Fuel Lights aud Inelonlal expense sli2.
For rarcuar- address the President
mug l9-tScGmos frn copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-09

NfTHEREA>, Mr.. MAETHA S. NATION my wife,
w la il,gaIIy ul,.,lcd herself lem my house, and
foa5 M, undrr circumstances which exempt me from
lrb3y to ns ur any ,ssnr.c- euuds The nHy OBJ
tun perform any 'gfreii sic may "ntet into,
10 hereby give notice timt person wu may trust
AT his risk and tina, | am u.t. will be- liable
n leslcc 10 pay ar 'e The anne or to to per
folm any engag 'mer o the nd Martha y Matinx
,t.c lS.wiu GEO. H. MAilOh.
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TERRIBLE EXpLosIoN.-An explosion Of gun
powder occurred near Columbia, $. G., on Friday
night last week, at the residence Of Mr.. William
Wilson, by which himself and brother, Mr.. Joel
Wilson, were very badly burnt. The Columbia
Times says
Mr.. w. Wilson had purchased three kegs of
powder in our city, ON that day, one of which he
left at his brothers on his way home
Upon arriving at his home, he placed the lie
manning two kegs in bis house, opened one of
them, and was weighing some of the powder in
II tin bucket, when spark from the fire fell in
the bucket, and from thence to the open kegs
both of which Immediately exploded, burning
both the Messrs. Wilson dreadfully in the head,
face, hands and legs.
Mrs. w Wilson gathered up her two little chill
drcn fwho were on the floor) and rushed into the
yard with them, thereby saving them and per-
haps herself from sudden and horrible death.
After leaving the children in the yard she ran
into the house and succeeded in getting her hus-
band and brother-in-law out of the house, not
however, before her dress much burnt, and
her hands slightly scorohed
The second keg exploded almost Immediately
after she had left the nous, with her husband
and brother, SCATTERING the house in several pla-
ces.
The Mcssrs. Wilson are lying in very crit
ical situation, bu+ very little hopes being enter
tanned for their recovery.
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Commission and Forward G House.

THE under signed enIers LIS scryiees to the eli
L of Lynchbure mud the upper country generally Y
pay strict urltion to the sale of nil KINDS ol ru1uce
NJ remit promptly He has nlire at City
pai t. n,ar II e Whhv,s where hr give paItiuar
atteut,an IL RECEIVING md foRWARDiNG all
k,nIs ol goods, inrlnd ue Manufactured Tobacco
His charges vii be rcn4onnblr und i.lactory un hc
most respectfully 4oirit- n lih"tal patronage.
JOHN DICKINSON, Petersburg Va
RtFEKfNcE --Brni. Jnrrs, Wm. {. 4 T.. Jane. d
Co. Pceblr- g. hitr. Tho4 Branch g. Sons, laul,
McIwpin 4, Co = tcr-hurc, j. g. Mcem Henry Davis,
Col. Wni. 7. Smii , Austin Lchw'eh. Mcdaniel Hurt
& Preston Duyi4, Ncwiin y Co. Ltnchhurg; N b.
Nowlin. Campbell oct Gets
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From Neio ! ork.

NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-By Joint resolution of
the Legislature, 'th Houses have agreed to go
into convention for the election of tritel
States senator on the 9th of February.
The British Steamship Glasgow, from Glas-
gov, has arrived at this port The news by her
has been anticipated by the arrival of the steamer
Asia at Boston. The Glasgow brings very
large freight and full compliment of passen
gers.
The Collins steamer Atlantic, for Liverpool,
will sail on Wednesday next the 10Th inst.
The dcfnuItng director of the Empire City
Bank, Samuel Lcgett, committed suicide in this
city last night He wrote his wife n uote, pre-
yious to committing the rash act, in which he
stated that she would never see him again.
The Ocean Bank is understood to be n heavy
loser by the failure of Wadsworth and Shelton.
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WANTED.-Tho subscriber

NyEGROES WANTED.-The subscriber
y continues in market for NEGROES. of both
sexes. between the ages of 10 and 30 years. in
Guiding Mechanics, such as Blacksmiths and
Carpenters. and will Fay the highest market
prices in cash His office is newly erected
brick building on Is; OF Lynch street, immediate
" in rear of the Farmers Bank, where he is pre-
pared Oaving erected buildings with that view
10 board negroes sent to Lynchburg for sale or
otherwise on as moderate terms, and keep them
rs secure as il they were placed in the Jail of the
Corporation. SETH WooDkooF.
sep 2S-d&c6mos.
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NEW CONCERN.--OTr x CONNELL huy-
l. Y ing rcceniiy purchased the Corn and fnstrr MIL,
with he Wool Cnrdng Machines. NC furmerly bcloHg-
ing 10 NJ Council Sr., would respectfully Inform the
public md ther friends general, TINT they will grind
Corn and Plas,ar, and card Wool Rolls , the
conmodnting und hope. lay strict attention t,
merit share Of public patronage.
Corn Meal and Pl,ser alwuvs ou hnrd and Tor sale
WIN. II. OFT,
Lynrhhurg, Oct Of. ARTHUR GONNEIL
Am
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REMEDIES
WElECEB CAN BE RELIED ON,

Beng each suited t0d "Opeclfc DtSedSe.'
my
II Family Medtlnes each
dcs ike the oithe
the wora Of the lta physician
winch they know ltt into bod which they
know less . y "'o'i'i - f'"'''
THE REST COuGr I'M woRJD1lere Cough
DR ROSES ChLEHRAIfD
TDB only relieves cough, but AL
I'D
and deem and
hIng sen Inhoitcrat NJ rt and 81
n RONES HHOOi'IN6 rehs
and rrqufu ,nr ia
, = SYRUP
tianssro adiaras mon Children Price 20 cts
cpsss viii sta Neck Sore rhoas Pains in the
spus Chbl- the stomach Bowes Price 1871 20
J. ofe remedies usedo
di-eascs h. tdnoys Bladder Price
cespAL-for Heart
and TO the whole system TITS ainost
nfao t- -iect- rre@ NJ
DR DysPEPfc COMPOUND for Dyspepsia.
We Family II
DR j. ROSES GOLDEN FILLS for falling of the Womb,
wekue-a, Debility aud iela satpn. Price boc -
ttilAo.p PilL.-nese pills not
miy they
remedy evers when used with
Mature, Will ue upst stubborn al Bilious Fever
urF Fewer aud Price l2iS and 25cts
orus from aithe bad effects formm ani
stomach
teipared by weak by
whah contains the
of had
charsest JAMES THOMPSON
Store, Iynehburg,
NJ c.,per rncasls; unon He,esns
Mckinney Campbell w. Shields ChIstianshn
dealers generally and town though
out bestn ieod& ct3iiss
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DISTINGUISHED NISITERs.-Ou town says the
Charlestown Free Press has been honorcd by the
presence of Senators Mason and Hunter, and the
ii...s. John p. Kennedy, and Washington living,
The gentlemen were among the guests on a brl-
da occasion in the neighborhood.
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SELF INTEREST

rsvsrsZ viii generally lend men. IN buying. 10 find Tho
lugest nni most complete assortment off .ois
-xfA4ca This notice is cnnbc yru to find, without
much trouble the inrrcs' nnl mn-t complete assortment
of FURNfft' RE tbat has been offered i'll the Rjch
tnuud mail II lusing TAD nrge number 81 ""rl men
emflnved the Iu-t simmer in manufacturing fGrW ire
and Mat es~r, prepared IL furnish u, tells
aud Fannie. with good aud substantial arcles at Low
price, afd would particularly invite the falm'fs aud
Planters. wheu the, yi- Richmond, cal ard exnt inc
m, stock befor. rnc u,ing m determined to cell
for small profrs--as the oal saying i, "a qoi-h
pence j. better tran slow chilling.
FAM'L W. HARDWOOD
oct 5 f22jun Governtrs 81, nichmond, Va.
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W,thcville Female Institute.

". Nowln. Principal and Professor III Moral rhi,oso-
ply aud NM Science
MIR Am.herg, Professor ii Music, Vocal and lnstra.
mental.
Miss : 7 Pennington, COVERINGS and assistant in
English and French.
Mis- Il Pennington. ussisiaot in English and Draw.
nc.
Mrs T. s Nowln, Drawing. Painting. ornanientnl Wax
mud Needle Work.
VIE next srs'tun will mmence the lst oi Feb
ruiuy md close the last of June The Institute
consists Of Primary mud Academic department. Every
Re ~ j. Afforded fni ntlIuraurh education, huth solid
and ornamental The Institute ~ beautifully situated
with snaaus recreation ctonnds aud the PRINCIPAL has
expended about twelve thousand liars IL lots buildings.
en providing the private with every needed com
faft and tie sch o reoms with suitable nppurenances:
Musical Instruments, apparatus for Illustrating tho
Sc encc-. Nc.
few more boarders only cnn be lmmodn,od.
TERMS
For l'oard aud Tuition in Primary Department.
months. 60
For Bourd mud Tuition in Academic department, 65
Music, with use OF Instrument. 30
Ancient aud Modem lrn, uage, and Ornamental
branches cnch (lmlf in advun -, remainder
nj the close uf the srsson,) 10
No cStia charges. for further particulars IMPLY to
tie Principal WytheviIlc Va.
jan Sdsclalt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-09

DEeIINEs.-IIenry Shockelford esq, declines
being a candidate for recollection to the State
Senate, from the Culpcper district