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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-03-17
tFrom the Spirit Of the Times.l
CURIosITIRs OF LITERATURE.

A correspondent Of ours a, Washington City,
has obliged us, and will make thousands laugh,
by forwarding for publication, the two letters
subjoined. The first was addressed 10 very
prominen, and popular member Of Congress
from Illinois the second, to our friend Col.
Kinney, who has in charge the much talked Of
expedition to Nicaragua. Of course we sup
press names, etc., and, "while our hand is
ill.," we may as well state that we should be
very glad to receive similar contributions for
anew edition Of the "Curiosites Of Li,era-
ture";
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-28
OBITUARY

Died, at the Virginia House" at Tazwell G.
H., Va, on Wednesday evening, August 18th,
Mr.. ANDREW THOMPSON, aged about go years
= On the night of the 10Th inst, about three
miles from Wytheville, Mrs. ELIZABETH Re-
PASS, wife of Jacob Repass.
Of Typhoid fever, at Rivanna Hall, the resi-
dence of his father, in Fuvanna county, on the
25th of July, CARY NJ. AsnLIN, in the 10Th year
of his age.
On the 18th inst, in Salem, EMILY FuLWIDER
aged - years.
On Saturday the 18th inst, VIM SMITH, son
Of Washington smith aged little over years.
On Sunday, the Goth, ALEXANDER SMITH,
brother Of VIM Smith, aged little over years.
Died, on the evening of the 9TH inst, at East
View, the residence of his father, in Alhemare,
near Charlottesville, RICHARD 5. PHIlLIPs, in
the eth year of his age. In attempting to un-
bad a gun, he was instantly killed, by its acct
dental discharge
Died, at his residence. in Liberty, ON Satur-
day morning, the 18th inst, Mr.. JAMES THOMAS,
in the 63d year of his age.
Died, on the 18th inst, at lM residence in
Bedford county JESSE MITCHELL, ST., in the
10Th year of his age.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.
IL. q. Earreii's Arabian Eininnent
JRIuktPtIANT yEI DISEASE.

Il /. fact e-tsbli.hei AMI 0el khasen that tie Ara
bans ,1tainea irA Vt in the ksawle lee 81 msdeine
Witch caused The hnle world IA yiner aud nj ntre-
n i'm them tie srie, nt c'rn sf, iad its birth AID
il j.. fierele, not ut all thni people 81 EFT
tenfy .cee, sinh In the healing aud Per-eYefing
al atas IN character shoJii by sctdd aud antifins
experiment discover remedies isf surpa-sii IN ,eaey
ri, aib.rs Ia. the rure ~ thoaa disra -ea iaciea H.
H. m from heir mode If lie The eteaer pat = thlr
rim eiae sp-n in i~z udous and baady war IRE " II
ifeif rim hey urt subject the Vi lieut. attacks
of fhaanatls paralysis, Eepeslei" iis. and safts
fnf mn nj rs dj-ras,> alsH Ia hoTrid aoands,
sptn bf t.es tnmors ~w-Hgs. disease al tn etnt<
ETC. &c. All II csc diseases thry ~rre 80 surprisingly
iii tent ia curing tiit hr uniriat i lacked with won
der anl attributed their xiii ~ the powers 81 magc.-
f. Il FARRELi'S ARABIAN blNlNENf il u IN y
position II Ia sqtns and oils, from phnts i'scanr
Il, This country. snd it b. the ii the m H.
cnn,posing thi- great remedy that utdg tim phys
cians hut even The wild Arab, ii the drsert ena-
bod TO perform sncl miraculous Ihr Arb steel
!. worl renowned r. biz beautiful symmetry al fo,m
fatigue he ia capable u cuiur,ns. WIS tsi,3 Because
from the time Of his birth h limbs carefully watch
ed nnd npnn the first appearance, 81 dieaso the magic
10 ion i apjrd and such things contrmei sweeny
poll evil fsua ngbOnc. scratches, spawn. lioeness
efr. etc are unknown. rhr result will follow in
ll cases whom H. G farr .lls Genuine Arabian linment
"a used IA tire. Therefore drlay in procuring
good supply Of H. tor every dollar spent in il y saye
via twenty anil sreat deal Of suffering il BOT yonr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-28

Specializing upon the next Presidential cleo
ton, the New York Courier and Enquirer says:
When there are two parties in tho field with
their candidates. one or the other must be sue
cessful; but with three strong parties, each being
able TO carry number of States. and having an
exclusive candidate of its own, there is likely 10
be no election by the people In that event the
duty of choosing President will devolve upon
the House of Representatives. That body al
ready contains a clear majority of opponents OF
the extension of slavery, aud they would deter
mine the result.
The Buffalo Commercial points out the obvious
error which the New York paper arrives at from
the fact that the opponents of the extension oi
slavery have already an undoubted majority III
the House Of Representatives. The Consttu-
ton provides that rim choosing the President the
votes in the House of Representatives shall he
taken by States, the representation from each
State having one vote SO the numerical supe
riority of the free States will avail them nothing
in case the electoral colleges should fail to elect
a successor to Mr. Pierce. Delaware, Florida
and Arkansas, having in the aggregate but -four
Representatives in the House, would cast the
same number Of votes for President as New Iorl
Pennsylvania and Ohio having altogether seven
ty seven representatives
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-28

Of membership eI the PATTY from native born
citizens to 'eiizen. Of Massachusetts,, failed'
hut lhe other changes proposed by the commit
tee were generally adopted. These liberoli@e
the ~ stem of government very essentially, aboi-
ish all the oaths Of membership and the several
degrees. and modify the -eoresy principle SO that
il shall consist only in password aud signs OF
recognition aud leave the meetings 20 be public
or private As the several Council. shall elect for
them.cltes \ nan may become member OF
the order lay ling accepted bg majority vote of
The Council TO which he is admitted and signing
the constitution and platform thereof.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-28
l,YNCHBURG IIRGINIAN.
TUESDAY MORNING. AUGUST 25, 1855.
The south of olden Times.


In Mr.. Benton's Forthcoming volume OF his
Thirty Years in the Senate. occurs the following
massage, in allusion 10 the decline of the com
merce of the Southern States
..Ttis a tradition of the colonies that the
soutb had been the seat of wealth and happiness
Of power and opulenee; that rich population
covered the land. dispensing baronial hospitality
and diffusing the felicity which themselves enjoy
ed that al was life and joy. and adinenee then.
And this tradition not without slmilitndo t@
the reality. as this writer snn testify for he was
old enough to have seen taiter the hevolntion)
the still surviving state Of southern colonial man
ners, when no traveller was allowed to ~ !"
tavern. and was handed over from family To- fam
ilv through entire States when holidays were
DAVIS Of festivity and expectation long prepared
for. and celebrated by master and slave with mo
sic and feasting, and great eoneonr-e ct TRENDS
and relatives: when guild eas kept in deSNS or
chests, latter the downfall of poper,l and re,Sh-
cd in scales, and lent 10 neghbors Tor shofi
terms without note or seeurity-and on BOND 40"
land security for long years and lawful us"nos
and when petty litigation was at SO low an co'
that il required fae Of forty pounds OF tobacco
to make man serve constable
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-28

The TrvSEEssEE ELECTION. Northumberland
inc the ,sueoess of johnson. the Sag Ncht cr-
adate for Governor in Tennessee, the Louisville
.Jourual thinks the American party has g""d
reason to consider the result Of the recent cleo
ton in that State triumph of American rrnci-
nles We have no fears that the people of oar
sister State will fail 10 see, to acknowledge ana
TO ayow the Truth and justice and excellence OF
American principles, 50 soon as they have Teen
properly expounded among them
The 4uericaa PARTY ia Tfnnessee'- whist
the Amt. Americans are growing very loudly
over the result in Tennessee, il would be well II
thew would let the world know what cause for
CIRCULATION they can find in the result When Mer-
eaith p. Gentry received the nomination OF tho
American party nj Nashville, the Order was not
over - 600 strong in that State. Three months
AFRO the American party in the State Of 1tn"es.
zee could hare been defeated BY tpentg thousand
potes In that short spnce ut time ihey nave
added over three thousand per week TO their nu-
merica strength, AMI had the election been
postponed two weeks longer they would have
carried the State by larger majority than 1t has
gone apains, us. To-day the American Order
IS strong enough to elect its candidate and II
the Americans will only prove true to themselves
at the next election N 1856 il will be a hard mat
ter to find the man who will acknowledge that l'
fought against us in 1853.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-28

The rumor that Spain has acceded to, aud be
come part Of the Western Alliance against Ras
STA, is very important onei particularly So
if the additional rumor be true,that beside
guaranteeing heavy Spanish loan. The Allie
also guarantee Cuba permanently TO the Mothe
Country. The guarantee of Cuba to Spain
probably nothing new-for we have but it'll
doubtz-that guarantee has existed for three
four years past,-to the extent, that France
Spain would preserve Cuba from American FIJI
busters, threatening to 60 therein deiianc
of the laws of our country, -and thus without T.
country and flag. The alliance of Spain theI
is to be with Sardinia, England and France,
against Russia Efforts making. with but
poor chances of success, however, to entangh
Naples and Belgium,--but no reliance is nov
placed upon Austria, and Prussia is set dow
as adverse. This Alliance thus as it IL, howev
err. becomes avery formidable one. Spain vii
furnish England more soldiers, -what she mos
wants,--and England, in substance, will pay for
them. The Alliance prolongs tie war, as it af-
fords to England the men TO wage it.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-28

HARD SHELL CONVENTION --NoMINArtOEs--
GREAT CONFUSION. -Syraouse, Aug 2i.-- Ihe
Hard Shell Democratic Convention met here to-
dov.
A resolution offered. denouncng the admins
tgaton of General l'iereewas indefinitely post
poned.
Greene {. Bronson, Samuel Beard-ee, Geo.
w. Clinton aud Charles O'tonner were appoint
ed delegates 10 tho great National Convention 10
be held at Cincinnati
The Committee reported the following names
ms suitable candidates for the State Offices "A
ION Ward, Secretary OF State; J. b. Mitchell,
Comptroller; J. NJ. Lyons. Treasurer; Francis
Toilet, Canal Commissioners Dareus lark rson
Inspector; Josiah Sutherland, Attorney General;
Geo. Cole, State Engineer; s 5. Seldon and John
Willard Judges of the Court of Appeals.
At the close Of the nominations, MIR. lla ikins
attempted To introduce resolution agaiu de-
nouneing the administration. \ dispute &C cur
red between Haskins and Alderman Barr, in
which charges ofinsincerity were handled and
the lie given. Much confusion ensued
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-28
HOTEL ARRIVALS-A 27
WASHINGTON HOUSE-W. w. LEFTWICH, PROP

Uriah Dent, John Pratt, Flemmng sburg Ky;
j w Maury and Lady, Delaware; Miss Maury,
Va; Joshua Depue Branchville, n. j.; Elisha
Depue, Sussex; Ii T Williams, Va q Tenn II Il;
A Pettyjohn Robert T Elan, J L Colhoun, city:
WIN Rout Portsmouth,; l. ID East, Campbell: S
c Burks, Liberty; Henry A Todd, Lunenburg
w A Leftwicl, Bedford; James Dowdy, Thomas
Eagleson, Giles John Jordan and lady, Pulaski:
Thomas w Anderson and lady, Pulaski; Robert
T Bagby, Lunenburg; Thomas c Haley Pitts:
w II Scott. Lunenburg; DIR John l. Thornton,
Halifax; John w Ganaway, Wythevile; T A
Cobbs, Jas NJ Cobbs, Bedford r II Buckner,
Va & Tenn r K.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-28

CONVENTION OF LIQUOR MIN, Boston August
2l.-A call for n liberal Union Convention of the
opponents of liquor prohibition to meet in Wor
cester on the Both inst. has been issued. 1t is
signed by Bradford l.. Wales late democratic can.
didate for Governor ofihs State Isaac H. w right
late Navy Agent at this port, aud other pr omi-
'nent members of the whig aud democratic par ties.
They propose to repudiate both of the old par
ties as unworthy Of confidence.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-28
VAAUABI.E FARM FOR s4sr

NEAR LYNCHBURG.-I offer for sale
my Ivy Greek plantation, in Bedford, on which
now reside, (scottsford.) This farm contans
about $50 acres, 100 acres of fine bottom
land-50 acres of which is self.renovatng. Abopt
one-third of the tract is fine forest The lnild,
ings are all new-and are such as would suit a
gentleman for It country residence. The planta.
. ton is in fine state of improvements and liqs
about miles from Lynchburg, and within halfa
mile of the Va. q Tenn. Il. Road.
1t is seldom such property is offered in the
market. There is everything connected with the
premises that is deirable in the way of orchards
&c.
Being DESTROYS of removing to Kansas Iii,
Fall, will offer bargain TO one who really
wishes to purchase. My address is Lynchbar5
Va. SAM'L NJ. SCOTT.
aug l7-dT&F3w&cw3wifs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-28
RELIGIOUS NOTICES

The Baptist Association will commence Sat
urday, the 9Th of September, and continue until
Tuesday the llth, at Burton's Creek Church.
miles from Lynchburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-28

KANSAS AFFAIRS Washington. August o.
The reply of Colonel lsaacs, District Attorn ey
for Kansas, to the charges made against him,
similar to those alleged for the removal of Cover
Reeder by the President, have been rece ivnd.
No reply has been received from Judge John
son.
Andrew b. Moore of Alabama declines the
appointment of Associate Justice of the Supr ene
Court of Kansas. vice Judge Elmore removed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-28
CALE NEGHOEs.-Tbe uud r,isaoI

GALE OF NEGROES The und r,isncI a.
~ Administrator Of Douglass II. Pucket dec d.. wi.
SELL il front Of the Market H. in the city Of Iyrrl
burg og Friday, tie 3lst day of August next nj II d.
clock public auction, to the highest bidde for casH
Six Negroes, belonging to the estate of il naaalas,
II. Pucket decd, consisting # Il ned Nanry
a man ythe name of George. young named Wi.
liam, two boys, james and David. aud II. giil Marg
Eza The Negrors are likely aud worthy In. attention
of purchasers. Should bad weather the ale on
that day, they will b. sold the next fair day. Suaiey eA.
cepfed. SAMUEL NOWiiN.
Adm, of Douglass II. Pueket -
nng | dlnWl2lst . 1.lln
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-28

A MONSTER RAILWAY along the whole course
Of the Mississippi, from New Orleans to the Fall I
of ST. Anthony, is spoken of by the Dubuquo
Tribune as being in process of construction.
From New Orleans to Memphis the road lies cas-
of the river and is in the hands of three dstnc
companies having been in progress three years
and being now nearly finished. The distance il
800 miles. At Memphis it crosses to the Ark
ansas side of the river, and traverses that STATE
seventy miles, company being organized 70,
the construction of that link. From the Arkan.
sas boundary to the city of st. Louis il is called
the ST. Louis and Iron Mountain Railroad, ant
is in charge of "a company which has purchased
5000 tons Of rails, AMI is making preparations
to run an engine on it this year. From St. Lou.
is to st. Charles, Missouri, it is called the
North Missouri Railroad, twenty miles of
which are finished. From thence to Keo-
kuk, Iowa, it is called the Mississippi Valley
Railroad, North, and company has been organ
ICED to build the line one hundred and forty miles
From thence to St. Anthony, Minnesota, compa-
MES are already chartered to build the road
When finished, as all these various divisions will
be at no distant day. the road will be the longest
in the world. five except the. immense chain of
roads soon to be completed, extending from Que
bee, Canada. by way of Montreal, Boston, New
York, Washington. Lynchburg, Memphis, &c.
70 New Orleans, and which. in all probability,
WILL BY connexion at Memphis, at some day
reach the Pacific shore.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-28
IiacellanV.

David Wright. convicted of the murder Of \.
NJ Robinson. nj Columbus, Georgia, committed
suicide under horrible circumstances. He com.
mcneed sawing of the chain from hi leg and
oct fire To hs'ee in order to knock the jaiiar
down and escape. when the alarm was rnjsr,.
The fir, however. became too hot before he got
the chain Of. and he WIS discovered roasted Ia
DEATH having erawed of far as the chain
would allow him.
\ Missouri editor announces that the publca-
ton of his paper will be suspended for six we"ss
in order that h. may visit 1t. Louis with load
If hear skins. hoop poles, shingles, ool bark and
picked cut fish. which he had taken for subscrip
tion.
The Richmond Dispatch speaks of pamrhlet
lust published IN TINT vicinity, which estimates
that. within the last forty years, 81 GA slaves
have escaped from The South. or l,50O annu6iIV,
aud that the total loss is 4IZ7l0,sO0.
In Sweden. mon who is seen drunk fopr
times is deprived Of his vote at elections aud
the rext Sunday after the fourth offence is oSpo-
scd in the charehyard publicly.
The Montreal Herald states that the Arctic
expedition fitted ont by the Hudson Bay Compa~
ny, was to hive started from Great Slave Luke
some time since. The object of this expedition
is to sit the locality where, according to the
information furnished by DR.. Rea, Sir John
Frank N and his unfortunate companions perish
ed, and TO ascertain more fully, if possible, req
pecting their sad fate.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-28

THE PRESIDENCY OF Brown UNIVERSITY, Prov
idence. August 2l.--The Rev. DIR. Sears was this
morning unanimously elected President of Br own
University.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-28

CHOLERA At HAyANA.-New York, August
22-Dates from Havana to August IL report the
cholera is raging with great violence among the
soldiers and negroes. Fifty yellow fever cases
at the hospital,
Freights were dull.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-28
AUCTION SALES,
THIS DAT


l TATE ~ LYNCiBURG -Pur.aaai to Ii =. IS
vi.ion. of Dec at T,a.t ma lie by y. A. Talb.. a.
Sarah c.. h,> wife an of raead in the Jerk, on
of the Court of Hastings tnr The City Of Lyn,hhnr
shall sci Il - u day f August 49, N col
r W. of dat Il " the premise u On a credit Al >
all - N ,nths HOUSE al Iur in said cir, ~ .
thinning it,ut hal, neie, and sta ted ut the i6nc,i
of 6'h 'fets"d Ia Hlley TIE tfe to said proper,
i. enr.i unqnr-tiu' all, N istihg as Tras,ee .
convey ~ Il title only j. vested in me by sei1 ~
nu, ii d'2sh " I. YANCEY. Trusfea
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-28

The Massachusetts Know Nothing State
Council has made some changes in its organiza-
ton. The proposal to change the requirement
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-28
Look om Ler Co,enterictts.

The public cautinned against another counterfeit,
which has lntey maze its appearance called w Ear.
y Arabian Lnim-nt, the most dangerous OF all the
cannterfes because his having the name OF Farrell,
muf will buy it in good faith, without the knowledge
TINT counterfeit exists and they will peraPs only
discover their error when the spurious niixt.re has
wlengh' ita evil effects.
The genuine article is manufactured only by H. q.
Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor, and wholesale
druggist. No II Main street. Peoria, Illinois, whom
all npplicntoas for Agencies must be addressed Be
YOU get with the letters II. beole Farrell :.
thu,- II. e. FARREIf'S--and his igniture the
wrapper; ali others ARE counlerfeits.
Sold by r. STABLER Il CO. Druggists
Lyuclbarg, va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-28
Mas. KiRKPAVRlCK's sEMtNA-

4 n 3 Z. =
Lfl ny for Young Ladies' Lynohburg. Va.-Ite
nineteenth session this IRstitution will commence on
the let Monday in September. The usual of
studies in Enelis, French md Music vi be pursued
The Latin language will be taught by Mr.. =. Reid
condition class Of 10 can be raised Young Laile,
wishing study either the Latin or French language
do so without entering regular pupils.
For terms apply to the Principal Payable half in
advance.
No deduction except in Of proiracted sick ness.
few boarders can be taken in the family.
T.de
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-28

rENEsUSE SALE OF A VALgAHiR
l. BRICKLAlER BY virtue Of Deed II Trust
executed to me by John j. Paup. and ul teco5 III in
the Cler S Ohicr Of the Hastings Court for the C Of
Lynclburg shah sell public auction in front Of thr
Market House, in the city of Lynchur S tar5 v
the lst day OF September 1853, a ,laable NEGRO
MAN, name Lewis; an excel 1T BrcklaYef ~ ,l4le.
Tie title j. undouboa, but acting Trustee WI
ly convey ttlca is yesed ia me by the decd
said
Terms made known Oh the lay of .aip
ANDREW J. CANT.
nuoo lists
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-28

INTERESTING DIALoGUE.-Good morning Miss
Amelia You look icsh in June, and as
hand ONE Venus herself. Where with such
hurried stepl
Mis- Amelia hiushed "a only ladies handsome she
ia 4an blush, and repliei with inimable grace
go Mr.. hulehigh. MINIS 5. Cos magnificent
Picture Gallery Main street To have my likeness
ken for every body says th the best in Lyncnburg
What think you of the lea
Excellent excellent, exclaimed Mr. Ralehigh. Int
n capital picture your sweet face and charming figure
will make; and how admir- able and inimabe can il be
done utA!INSis Il Cos Go. Miss Amelia, by all means
&c: the immense collections wL not be complete unil
your picture graces the walls of the Gallery.
With exquisite bow frorr Mr.. Ruehigh AMI "A
smile that would have melted the aamantine heart of
the invelerate bachelor in Lynchbure thu tive
separated, for the Gallery, and the other for lis
place OF business. avowng himself he would the very
day 60 TO the Gallery and witness the ,ruml of
MINIS \ Co.
Let ali persons who sire handsome pictures initiate
Miss Amelas example, and 60 t. the Gallery Of G, W.
MINIS & Co aag27.4t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-28

BlsnoP DoAsE.-M More TROUBLES Al BuriiHg--
ton. correspondent snys The troubles ab 5lt
Bishop Doane have been revived again, and er-
tended 10 an open rupture between him ard IA
portion ofhi- Pensioners. This week petit ION,
signed by respectable body of his church, was
presented to the bishop, requesting him to res ign
the reotorship submit to "A thorough inve 'l-
CATION Of the charges against him. The sign ers
cannot consicieniiousy sit under his ministrat on.
while he stands with charges against him mat er
ally affecting his position IN the church,; and be
ing driven from their pews by the bishops ref1-
sal to court the investigation which they deem
necessary to clenr him of stain, have taken this
strn to place their absence from church in the
proper light. The bishop will hardly pay aoy
attention to the document, since it does not, al
though signed by several influential members IF
the society. embrace the majority Of the parish.
A. ! Express.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-28

y Price % and so cents, end 81 per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in every town, vag" and
ha let in the Unted States in which already
established. Address II. G. Farrell aboye, accom-
panied with good difference to character, responsible
Il, Sc nue2l d&c4w