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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-09

EsrABLsuISG THE CHURCH IN NIcARAGUA.-
Colonel Kinney has succeeded in carrying oai
his pioas intention Of establishing the church in
Nicaragua. Services were opened at san Juan,
by eolored clergyman, in his own hotel for
want Of church accommodations. Governor Kin
ney was present at the first sermon, and the dr-t
hymn sung was "Jordans stormy banks" in
which the singer il represented casting "a
wshful eye to Canaan's fair and happy land
The speaker drew IA parallel between the expedi-
ton of Colonel Kinney to the rich lands of Nj
caragua and the expedition of Nose and the
children of lsreal to the frutfulland of Canaan
Under such pious promptngs the Coloners mis-
sion must prosper
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it from falling INTO the hands oi their en- mies'
exceeded in number Of guns the whole naval iefee
of the United States.
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ADE'ka CT,

DIfaE.--N c beg leave to remind our cr,5g.
~ one year ago, we announced to them thar On.
would be due semi annually, l. e., on tie LIST Of I'm
lst July ct each year Ia accordance with this arr
they viii be waited on in few days
July Its pAYXF {. Ctfp,.-.
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aoTaL ARRIVALS -oo,ob.- :
Nor.cI ssom.e-Meorc &, sn,ha..

J Dayis Richmond; g II Turner Val ''fift
WIN lianness Va ) Il Scott J n johnson Ut Il Do
Jones, s Il II Il II Aspinm all y y IN NM.
Oliver, Roanoke } ID Mccarier. Pha ; 4 - y l
vile; II II Johns. tayctte II Rosser 4 a ~ ISL A.
nsr Ainh'ts' l. = oaNls- d L Wney a.
DR. r I blackboard city; u Layun Pelns,ly,H l. L lf
J Kelly Richmond II Shelton aud -, ~ l. A. I
Johnson Mercer \ Il iops5n; Campbell - Aa.-
Thurman, X Il II Lewis, city; T. earfer ,, ,,,,4tf g.
New London Right Rev Ar Lamsdy Camnbcn' " e.
Branden, VI Brooks, DIR YIN II Withers a. 'iz=st
Warren, farnFiie q VIM Rhine AM e-,, aessl
Bedford, 7 Wexford, Mis- i J. Sviney Ca I NJ.
city u Arne, J Johnson g u i Davis va il tst
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The European Harvest

The alyices from Paris respecting breadstutis
the Baltimore sun says, areyery favorable 10
our market. The French government have pub
shcd AN article IN the Montear, in which it Is
stated that the French wheat harvest falls shar
of an average by seven millions hectolitreS the
difference between - and 10 This deficiency
is rather more than two million English quarters
about seventeen million bushels. This meas
urc the probable extent of the French wants for
importation. The relief held out is not rs two
years ago, by selling bread hollow co~t,ot the gov
ernments expense, the impolicy Of which the mr.
ticle alluded to points out, bat consists in allow
ing for over year, free of duty, the importation
of foreign wheat. II measure which will speedily
be taken by the government.
The London Times, also, Of the OBJ Scptcm-
Der. has AN editorial on the state Of the money
and corn market, in which it points out tho fact
of fixture of the crops, which provo below am
average in all the south of Europe, besides
France. md that there will be largo outgoing.
from I.onlon of money and com from England
for wheat The Times says:
The American harvest ho, been splendid; an
unusually great breadth i Hnd ho, been under
wheat thus year. and tlse crops have been sue
cpSStdlY 4 A H. l4e hNaAuhit auli llW9 ~ "ltui
is estimated al about 5000 0H0 quarters from
the United Suites and Canada quantity which
is more than sufficient t. cover twice the alleged
deficiency in France OF this quantity il is sta
ted that about half viii be shipped for Europe be
tween the Of September and the 1t of May;
and ,ee hare reason 10 btiieGe that pery large
ders hare already been franSmitiedto the other
side Of The iHdatic for the French market.
Their is 40 doubt that in France, and IN moa
Of Central and Southern Europe, Tie iait
hdrpest has been beiOm an dretdgt, and that IN
this country il fails short Of The extraordinary
and bomtifM harrest Of ISL The prices Of
corn aud of almost all the first necessaries of life
are therefore, very high, and higher in proper
ton in most parts of the continent than in this
country.
Although the blockade of the southern ports of
Russia, and especially of the Sea of Azoti, cuts
off the supplies from extensive aud fertile dis
trict we see reason 10 doubt that measures
may still be taken to open the navigation of the
Danube and the corn trade of the PrineipaIities.
No pnrt ofthe world produces agioatcr abundance
of the finest grain, and the harvest of the past
summer was SO abundant rs Ia compensate the
inhabitants for the sutferings aud losses attend
ing the invasion of the previous year.
With such foreign denand in eNistenee,there
need be no apprehension of decline in present
prices, by those whose crops remain unsold.
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" TATE IN AMHERST COUNTY. Wy ea.
decree of ihe Circuit Court for the ceGats # Aa#H
nouneed at its August term. ls.5. in the s"sc 81 30
Amber, g. on the Chancery side Of the .i III
the Commissioned said report appointed. s'i al
tah, on the prems $ MONDAY. the 9TH day e NtA.
next if suitable day for the purpose, if not the Ut
day, the TRACT Of LAND owned by the infant
Ella {. Ambrr. lying in the county Of Amh,Tst - ~
Crock adjoining the lands If John j. Amber Phlf Il
Amber and containing, by recent survey. s-o acre
Ills Land lis in excellent region q n. state
Die Of the highest inproy and in il pres Al -
productive, aud Yields liberal return to the cu..ta
The markets arr accessible and the society u la-4e5
hood is good
ffHsIs uF SAlE-Cash enough viii ie required e =
cost # silt and expenses incident to sale. IAe fa
the Pufefsse money to be paid in three egna! a+.
mrnts vii interest from the day Of site, te Ia.s5s
paid apaaai}i tho purchaser 10 execute his BOND ~
pefs'h@l security, and as further security, the "st
be retained until The last instalment Of tie paI'.'
tpt He tile 40 this land is believed te ur l'f
bat selling a. d. shall only Ynyey sasl t.. is j.
me 10y virtue at this decree.
For further iIIsrH IiiIl jias' win Wis3 IL are y
Nj JOAN j. Amtla 1s', resides u,s. the land, oI ca
me 1T Madison g. Ii Va. ,.4#
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iay Egoief-pnitesOu E,rn,

Miss Bowling, nelson " II Perry pe,l,o.
Jesse I burton tainpbcll Z ilurp.oe et, a., "a Itamf
ford; Joshua ppleay, Henry Scott l. Atr Il late
Wall Riehmosd Draper, Go'clan1 Ar. ~ a9ai j
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II 7 Williams Va Tea L; W rs,5 Ffspi
Whaling: va q Tenn T.; NJ " nutcifsan ~, AAtzaf
Echcls, buic l. Godsev. Richmond, Efb,i e.
River; II . Williams Amhers'; 4 + Adt4gs ~. : 81
w. s, Va lem len " X I'l ,3 hirr fe gog -
Ferguson Nlrgni Peter Saunders Franz In. a. Ill @
Bedford; T + Adams, liisyivauia Mis- ans. 87H So
ford ''' re ffH
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Mr.. Wise aud the Presidency.

The correspondent, in Washington. of The y.
York Herald SAYS that Mr.. Wise is there. freely
and boldly canyassng his claims aud chances
for the Presidency. However much such conduct
may vary from the dignifed position Of greater
men, who were won't in the better days OF the
Republic, TO declare that The Presidency was an
office neither In be sought nor Stunned, no one
who knows AIr. Wise can dony, that il is "just
like him." II is one of the results of that low
STANDARD of Presidential qualification to which
Democratic usage has reduced Us, that every
petty and ambitious politician thinks the chief
magisiracy within his reach, and fair game for
coffee house electioneeringor subteranean wire
working. Since the days of Andrew Jackson
the Democracy have presented no man for tha'
office whose nomination was called for by the
people. Gen.ier PEGS friend Mr.. Burke expos
ed The process by which his nomination et
fec,ed. Since then, why may not Mr.. Wise as.
pire 10 his scai. aud occupy bis present leisure
with an effort 10 secure III lie has some back
ers, a very zoaons one in The New Orleans Del
Ia. that delights in strange experiments aud the
most adventurous departures from the path our
fathers trod. II egged on Lopez TO the gar.
rotte, and Quiiman TO Disgrace; it favors every
foray upon eshboring country; is attracted
by everything novel and preposterous; is red re
publican and revolutionary; and is the friend Of
Mr.. Wise Its reasonsfo for supporting him are
set forth in paragraphs, each ombodying an
imaginary specification Of merit, and numbered
from TO inclusive. We hope the Delta and
Mr.. Wise will have good time of it till the Ma
tional Convention meets, after which we,expect
to hear nothing more Of the latter in connection
with the Presidency.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-09

The pub h cautioned against another counterfeit which
has lately made appearance called W i. Farrcs Arabian
Imminent the dangerous Of all the counterits beeansc
hl- having the Of Farrell, many will buy in good tth
the knowledge thai counterfeit exists and they will
perhaps only discover their when the spurious mixture
Is wrought is evil effects
The genuine article manufactured only by H. G. Farrell
Sole inventor aud proprietor aud whocs lie druggist Ne II
Main PEORIA Illinois, whom all applications for Agrn-
be addressed BE yoa get It with the letters H.
G. before Farrells tms-H G. FARREIIS--and his sigma
the wrapper, all others eountcreiis.
Saldhy X. SIABlER & Co Druggists
IyuohbRrg,
States
p Price . and ~ cents and ~ per bottle.
Agents wanted in very town, village and hamlet in
the Emitted slfos which already established
Address H. T. Farrell above accompanied with good refer
"A to character respnns blitv. &c sep H0d9c4w
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Of messrs n Ganghorne 4 sos wednesday night at q
clock. \ fall atteudaneeis desired
rar SNAIL rox e,ses on the hospiaboat Guaranteed
,its have nearly recovered The hands have all
In tho beat exr,pf ihose who been sick, and they viii
ION be sufficiently; restored health do y, fears need
aet be felr ri = further spread Of the disease.
fsir ~{YAs1gsIxd MISSIONARY preached Sunday
ing At the Market and afternoon Planters warehouse
both (Which ulae understand he had large eongre
cations
pnowzfn-A small negro boy, belonging to Mr.. James L
Ilefncr do,yod Sunday evening" in Of Davis ponds
beyond Diamond I'LL by falling Of \ son Of Mr.
Hanrr " was IN canoe as1 sharing like
faie by jumping the This sad warning
sAonInot be without its effect both parents and children
KSowNorafNG coSvEVrIoS--We regret 10 that there
Is probability viii Know Nothing tonven-
the 18th OF this month They talk about post
panng and selecting another place We had anticipated
great dead amusement and 10 like to lose IT, Let us
have the on,enton here by all means on the lath-Rpub-
tifaq Of ysfrfGy
Better pray &C. neighbour for you cherish deusive
hope you ene the Convention viii be from
whence yoa VII derive and pleasure The often
dsrarrpad at the bare justice finds pleasure in his prose-
cuurs argument every word ofwhicl goeso show his sin,
provo his guilt seal dreaded destiny Neither party
which has grown old in the commission of public Offences
who's policy has entae1 untold msortunes upon the country
derive pleasure from hearing those offences exposed and
demn d. and that policy and its effects criticised and held
Just publc Beware, then, neigh
Dor that YOUR contemplated pleasure does prove de
eeous the apples Of the Dead sea- aud turn to bitter ashes
your lips.
And on tie otler hand you will derive no pleasure
the eo which may be given Of your party and its 1
ey neither will yon find in the enuraton of the principles
of the party whose Convention It viii be.
sound aye, national doctrines that will there
be declared and advocated viii be in an2n with your
aora.ie 3rsisa 6aiolic sympaies Iuthcm you will find
nothing good-nobing which VIII awaken the pleasing ard
joyful which yon yoar fond deusion have expect
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pslssAat sAa.a. Or SLAVES. a.,

u9efIfH 0Itl@f 4 Tie Oifcnit CaHFt 0T -.
snail proceed ON FRIDAY, fhe gtli day Il N'''".a
To sell at public ageian, on etaGi' OF Il mont s. ~
number
ne sale will take place at the late residence !.
ana, II prevented by Indictment weather, sill "' ~
tht next fair day, Sunday excepted
BONDS with approved security viii he rseh,f,,5.
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Among the resolutions adopted by the Wings
ct Massachusetts at their recent State Copyen-
ton are the following, which we pat on record to
the honor of those who received their lessons and
imbbed their sentiments from the lips of Dan
ie Webster:
Resolped, That the Wing party of Massaehu
sets stands now us ever, upon the Constitution,
and has no new doctrines TO declare. and no stem
to retraee; that it still lives to uphold the stand
ard so long defended by long line of Ilustrious
statesmen, whose glory has been AS national as
were the principles of which they were the rep
resentatives and opponents
Resofred, That the statute known as the Per-
sonal Liberty law, passed by the Legislature in
such an extraordinary manner, by iana,cal and
reckless majorlties, without the Executive assent
and in defiance of the highest judicial authority
is an enactment disgraceful to body of men
sworn to support the Constitution, and should be
erased from the Statute book, before collision
with the federal authorities. and bloodshed shall
follow any attempt to carry its provisions into
effect.
Resofped. That the success. in the National
election, OF Northern party, based upon the
single Issue of opposition tu slavery must mt ,ha
existence of the Union in peril, and the defeat of
such party must paralyze the anti-s slavery SEN
tlment OF the North and that if union of parties
should ever become necessary, il will be n ppion
VI ii HarIs OF Inc ialiu,
cue the great Interests of the country from the as
saults of sectional fanatics.
1t is matter of Indifference to u by what mar
ty name people cali themselves who hold these
sentiments We know that when the country /.
in peril they will be found on the side of the con
stitution and the Union. and there will be a nat
ural fellowship between them and all Who arc
enlisted on that side. Be it remembered too that
while the Wings of Massachusetts, entertain thoss
sentiments, the Democrats who are represented
to be everywhere the friends of the South, in
that state, bya coalition with the sho!iioni sts
sent Rantoul and Sumner TO the u. =. Senate.
TnE AMERICAN NAvY.-lt il mentioned MS 1
TACT worthy of notice that the naval armament de
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me venerable Alexander ilunholdt celebrated
! bis eighty sixth birthday on the lilh. aud this
/ IN the fan enjoyment of his intellectual poYers.
Experiments were made Mt Vienna on Sept. II
! as 10 The possibility Of forwarding telegrnphic
messages in opposite directions by means Of the
same Geographic wire. They nrc said to have
ben completely successful
4 Nuferspoot Of "a destructive character occur.
red mar Casting, in Germany, ON Sept. .
Bflgrs mills and houses were de-troyd. There
arr. ftum 20 IL - persons have already been found
drowned.
y letter from Berlin says: Prince Fre1er-
lex William, son of the Prince of Prussia. has
iaft this city to pay visit In the Qeeen Of Fog
Iand at Bamora Castle. The object Of hi .s-
II i. n renew his acquaintance with th" eldest
daughter Of the Queen. wha is hereafter TO be
come his wife The marriage IS fixed on between
the parents. bu, it will moi tnke place for the
present. owing To the youth of the Princess
4 correspondent Of the Paris Constitutional
stnies that "A very large section of tie Austrian
army. hnving been eneanped at Soma, was sud
denly removed in Milan. This removal was caus-
ed by tbc fear of losing by deseriinn, the llunga-
rian troops among whom very enthusiastic
''moyemcnt' had manifested itself, large NUN
bcrs having deserted aud led from Soma to No
vara for the purpose OF christening IN the Anglo
Italian legion
The sntne letter contains scrap of nforma-
tion from which we can sec through glass,
darlly. that Louis Napoleon Aos by 10 means re-
linqu.hcd his grasp on Rome. According TO the
correspondent of the Coastitutijoaaei the
French government has determined to very ma
tcriallv increase the garrison Of Rome.
The Giornale dcll.. due SiciIe stutcs that the
immense quantities If grapes 10 be seen during
the present harvest on all the public roads. de-
cisively prove TINT the grape malady has this
wear failed in it. effects and that the utility Of
the application of sulphur as remedy has at
length been established
An American gentleman IN his tour through
Connennra, stopping at Cnrrs Hotel, Clifden,
tool, fancy Ia the kitehcn-maid Of that hotel,
and he at once said she should be his wife.-
Wheu the aaitpr was communicated % Mr. Cary,
be- col thr maflrr arranged. On Tuesday, tae
bride aud bridegroom, with Mr.. John Carr and
Miss Bridget Bourle as their friends, went to the
parish chapel, and The bridegroom, Mr.. Murray
was there united t. Nancy Joyce in the bonds
Of Matrirnony by the Rev. =. McAianns, 7. Z.
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MUM BIrrERs, which is Of the most popular family med
corrAGE, May II, ls.5.
Near Curdssile buckingham county, Va
Mr.. Elijah Haisr dear Shiny having been
many years, afflicted win Liver Complaint and Nervous De
olial, GAnng OF you" aFfsmiun bg!s she was induced
t"FEe Them tfaL Alter trying ald91sn bottles sh"
found her health much improved and her dgestye
me N he ''seanu cnnin's 10 use H. TO hef Improvement
Is very popular with many ofmy ncgl9ars and it is be
coming almost IN general use ms tonic in thus section
With my best wishes, am yours, truly,
Y B-scyera influential gentlemen in ihis county viii
Premium Bitlers in their families We ali ronrurn lis ba
one Of the mast valuable medicines ever introduced IN dis
8 Every family should keep few bottles On hand Price
To be had wholesale and retail at r. stabIcr :, Co.'S
STROLLER Whiiehcads, J H. Thompson & Co.'S, and }. H.
seays. iynehbofs aud druggists generally lsept lan
ssr. a.. 81. Wr,ght5s sm.teis.>9 s.Iqn.d sainnF-
INST efficient cathare offered to the public is
iasteless aaefeby avoiding the nauseaiag effect Of rms
On eenn ~ ana rodne'S no gripping or other painful sen
stsns Unlike all other nrgaiges scarehe= TO the bottom
on tn disease thoroughly eeanses the stomach andleves tie
without it, 1Gflron drink it readily and without forcing and
alty NOV ''s'' ''''..'''''' - '''. '''''''' NV
tive It trial ant then iulc, for yourselves Il canbe had
Hfead"oy, y Y IurrA. Iadd y Cos Richmond; STROLLER
MNntahrads :, J. H. Thompson Cos LVnghLurg and
tho principal Drug stores throughout The >tstr
Or Nrsttrhi !n{ enc liioi SAND DOLLARS for the
Liquid t'taare or Vegetable Faany physie Ivy analysis
tsct2m lsvt.-in tls sondcTfu 49, An. l9s n,r
mser touob alnast every thing The ceilings or is
and tpg carpets Ueaa are haewed by Art. Al. t.s
tae rail" ay through n r. hanntaiis anl the ns msAe her
a4a.ai1s ssare wi1 slline tanned down TO the ateaec
haae as, proof # tii- Old eousirion has lu-t acn
ui.r oar nae In te shape OF aGAfHARuC lIi tlc
Ltsaraoyy If tat world renowael Chemist Dr. j L Am
1.-Two raisrsft tie ,u,ec he has article to
loy0e Dves in It's composition have auays thought
the iFs'>r} aud Only way be has "ith eesui4a.e skill
hasd ten alone in rf purity agetlcr Tie composition
then mi add rolled l machinery and steam power into
ftr
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APT r&iH FN ...A @rEeH p. Ly1ss Apt
or5a MI Booh and ION rElNrlNG at greitiy reduced
price oar f,a,.s ful iaiag tin ualh being daily in
tr.s toa tho b,-t fonaliic lie North aad we would
rcsa uay inform or FRIENDS and tine pubic seeraiiv tint
and II rs low gfi as are charged at any otler establishment
aouthaf H'tl'nnre
isu- printed in ceiersia the finest s'y of The and
Gtsbs, CtRDsW GARDslt Printed on a very swift.
Nanhea lrc-- # eAt riiHary caeap1ate7 lne9-ts
gaee. 18th, f+5S.-I4st received BY cypress. second
IL rs as w he f Iz MAZE ar ,'' nr l
ie ~ to orIaf.n the ues elegant manner at The Clothing
". o'a,. GLASS q FAlNE. j. DIXON Agent
%0TsCssBb TN e'AIs:Rs-P.Tsuantt TO a res
~ eien'nu # te CRY Council passed 9TH October TIE FUR
city this year low 10 cali upon The Collect
oraadg7y the sate thereby emitting themselves to the DIS
L. \ MoNrG0MERY. c C. Ia.
oe2iH LSneh's Building an alley
NorsCE.-' will SHOW on the streets Of this ,ity We'd.
~ nesday next of Blondci Cattle intended for eNhal
Non At he Virginia North Carolina and the STAT Fairs
sToR EONDoN--TwE SH.P META" ST.
Tho MEl still wants about 20 or 20 hogshe'ds .A1S
err b hae o1u be had again for some mo to come
IAlse wanting the r'o1 'Ftil ease aPpy carly for it
oe7lt Richmond, Va.
SE@NEY s.9sT.-rie subscriber lost Sunday evening
~ or Monday morning betwecn Exchange eorner and his
eoatataaas FORTY DOLLARS u Virginia asirs lie viii
p i. Tor igeaT1 10 bin az ENsa}9GT corner
Of oih, s>51.Iust received Castor. Beaver Frork
- and O., Goats made III The BIS sty These Goats are
'ssG GLASS q RNNH, j. ptSoY, Az
al er. san, iS55.We opening for SHE Iuee and
~ ts1i,d sertnaa- II shirts and Collars These Gsad
up expressly far our sales Ais, Under Shire, aad
Nss GLASS 4 EAlNE. J plsoN, Agent
ssoNNHgs, Choa'<s, Se.-.Frcs,. Arri-s aee-,
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WHirING DAWES
GE&Os.t IiAllnI,

lsfItb4+ls ~ ) i-'-|'.'' -
= At the same lime and place SNAIL sill ai H'9'.
crops on hind Household aid Ii chea FHfA'",,
oxen and all the remaining personal Glsi't H".
deed.
six months credit will be given FIR snHs 81 ave-
upwards, and bonds with approved serui,N ,.1tja
uhler five dollars cash MHlIlNb ~ F..
oc S-.ta I'll nov Adm ht Aiat
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CorrAGE. May II, le..5.

Baker, Premium asuscrN.-lhe attention OF the
public is called in the annexed certificate of BAkEs Pre-
MUM TrERs which is Of the popular family med
RIM in