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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-20
The Amlleiat District

The Charlottesville Advocate snys: "Powell
is evidently doomed and defeated man. His
fate is melancholy, in view of the fact tibet no will
be beaten by his own weapons. The adminisira-
ton party now anxious, wherever they can SO
make il appear, to discuss the questions before
the country; but wherever they nre challenged.
back out if there be any chance to do Powell
has represented this District for six years in Com
gross, but hns never made n speech here or else
where and we will venture DR.. Lyon would, With
grcnt pleasure, meet him on the stumpbut he cam
not find his opponent. Which party is NUM- Sure
ly it is he Democracy, who clnmor 80 loudly
about the secret order. Come come Let us
have discussion between Powell and Lyon. II
full, fair and thorough discussion, by why of tes
ting your sincerity in denounoing tho dark Ian.
tern party"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-20
COMMERCIAL.
Lynchburg Market.

APRIL 10. 1859
TOBACCO Active, and prices well supported
for all kinds. Wequote Lues, common, at from
90 to IS 00 good, s 90 to 81 %. Fine
manufacturing Lugs at from s. TO SO Leaf,
common, 20 to 81 Oh; good, s O0 to SO
fine manufacturing from II to SIS.
WnEAT.-White2 20 to 1926; Red 50 ! 5 To
So
FLouR.-Superfne $40 TO sl5, family Sill
CoRS-9O to 95 cents per bushel of 56 lbs.
OATs-55 to 90 cents per bushel.
We would recommend Planters to prize their
dark lugs and leaf tobacco in large hogsLcnds.
weighing from 1900 TO $500 lbs.
JOHN CLARK,
Commission Merchant.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-20

BY the arrival of the Cahawba. we obsery o
that the Captain General of Cuba has issued an
official proclamation, dated the ninth of April.
commanding the enlistment of ,Oo0 free blacks
and mulattoes for tho military defence of the is
land. They are to be organized in companies of
i25 each, three OF which will be stationed in Ha-
vana two in Matanzas, three in Cinco Villas and
Puerto Principe. The remainder will be distri-
buted in the Eastern Department of the island.
The uniform preseribedfor each soldier is a blouse
satire and musket 1t is required that the sol
ders shall be strong at least five feet high, and
between twenty and thirty yenrs of age. They
will be drilled by experienced officers of the
Spanish forces.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-20

rhaIeu. Smith n Mud Creek, rarewe county,
lliti dis ~: e" had o> the Of my arm for morr
Il year by palsy or parnys. The n'>l had etrrr-
: witherei away. e4vn nothng hut skin muscle AMI
bone tiled ali the best docfar>, hpdn tie remedies
| could h"l, a. Lut they did grpd. | then
mcrcea ,hc Use of II &. Farrell, Ari,n nitncnt and
lew ht tiles entirely cured M. NM my orn j.
strong anil Ash, as the urIcl; it 4l.o ft tar
barns, sprriu, mud bruises.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-20

ana the frames 10 tons each; but Mr.. Padgett and
ms men moved them about as easily and smelly as
they would a barrel Of -four. One hundred tons
Is the power of full blow from this steam trip
hammer when completed. Over this young earth
quake there is to be built an appropriate house,
eight feet in width by one hundred long
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-20

The \. o. Delta refers to the movement of the
N. Y. Herald in behalf Of George Law of New
York for the Presidency, which movement the
Delta claims TO have been originally suggested
10y itself, aud says that, a. the original sponsor
of George LAW, it feels somewhat in the position
of Collins giant Fear
'Nho back rrroil,d, H. knew why,
Even tn" sound himself Ind made"
for it had but little notion that such an Internal
din would follow tho nomination of Live Oak
George"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-20
NEW SPRING GOODS FOR CASH

: CHAKLES a. HWATkIN MAIN ST, Ilirh1nona.
TIE metropolis of reinia. Head Quarters tor bar
gsius, splendid exhibition of Spring Gks Embrnidere.
Carpets Rug., Curnins, Mantllns Challe,s Ribbon.
Straw G'od. Hosie' French and American Printed
tnlicoes, Oil Chths, Maflins,. She-tngs <hirtipe
Linens, Pillow do, Rugs. AIle dale and Mar.cllr,
Quilts, French Jaronris and OIgandhs
Orders by mail or telegraph tina klly received, and
the tnrcelS car be delivered in Lvnchburs in esl.t
hour. from the time { their departure.
Quick sales and .na!l profits bargnin, or no sae ;
II nimble penny preferred slow shilling The sub.
srrihr respectfully tim, his stock l., nuw
compete and has been attractive as il is this
hnnF IN every respect: styles, qualities quantities,
ani above aIi cHEsPSEss d prices, of which he spec-
In ~ invites purchasers call and Judge for rhen.eyc-
CHARLES A. GWATkIN,
lGl Main ST.. Ri hmond Va
--u: innif
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-20
N C Clail1ofne Esq

The Virginian of Tuesday ays,that the Ameri.
can party. "nith a fer erceptionsn have nomina
ted candidates cminently suited for the Offices for
which they were nominated We do not reco-
lect that our neighbor has ever yet endorsed
NAT" and therefore respectfully ask of him
whether he considers that gentleman one of tho
'exceptseps." We really wish to know Don't
tell US what Democrats used to think Of Mr. Clai.
borne, but do tell us-piedst tell us-what you
think OF him nor at the present time That's
the question "-Repxbiicas.
We answer the Republicaa. frankly, that we do
not consider Mr. Claiborne .cminently suited,
for seat in Congress With equal frankness
and sincerity we say that the exponent of
American painciples- and seceder from des-
potic and proscriptive party organization, we
much prefer him to his competitor. We may
sayto our neighbor, also, that we have n much
higher estimate IF Mr.C. now, than we had when
Democrats regarded him es a non parieL He
came to us with the tokens .of high favor with the
Democracy. and with Democratic letter of re-.
commentator (litoraly) in his pocket As such
We received him with becoming courtesy and re-
spect. Surely it cannot be that the Democracy
were imposing on the pnhlic when they endorsed
him repeatedly and openly, as worthy of all CON
fidence and any amount Of admiration They
do not mean to admit, we trust, that they were
practising deception They will not complain
OF us for taking Mr.. Claiborne at what fhev rep
resented him to be worth, and giving hun fair
trial
But as we said yesterday personal issues aro
too small for place in this canvass. We care
very little when Mr.. Claiborne may have given in
his adhesion TO the American movement, or how
often he may have sent messages To Mr.. Bocock
requesting him TO be candidate. We do not
think as Mr.. b. seems TO do that these are the
great issues which agtute the pubic mind or tho
momentous questions That the people Of this dis.
trict design adjudicating by the election. Wo
cannot help thinking thai the pv;nciples embraced
In the creed of rhe American party, and their in
corporation into our system and policy of gov
ernment, are Of Fighter eancern 70 the
country and to posterity Nor can wo help
feeling that it is moro desirable that the
sixty thousand free citizens of Virginia, who
have been, since the last congressional ap-
portionment, practically disfranelised in tho fed
eral government, slonld be restored TO their
rights, than that it should be exactly and pre-
cisely determined s~ut message Mr.. Claiborne
did send TO Mr.. Booock. 40 b. explicit and
brief, we support Mr. Claiborne, who has with
drawn from the democratic organization, in
preference to Mr.. Bocock, who adhares TO that
organization we support him the exponent
and advocate of American principles, in prefer
ence to Mr.. Booock, who is not their EXPONENT or
advocate. We have but little reference to tho
man in either case, and look TO their political
positions and opinions as the best guido to tho
political ends we desire 20 attain.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-20

Mercury" the Washington correspondent OF
the Baltimore Sun, gives the following ''hrst-
rate notice. of the monster trip-hammer at the
Washington navy yard;
Quite a large force is employed under Mr.: iaa-
gett in fixing the massive machinery, when 10
connected with tho tremendous trip hammer III
the foundation. The anvil weighs 45,Ooo POUNDS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-20

Col. THoMAs II. BENTON writes to the Nation
al Intelligencer lttter in which he expresses
the opinion thatthere isno necessity now for a
''senseess Indian War." in reference to his
late speeches ct the close of the session of
Congress an tie subject Of our Indian rela-
tons and tho war with foe Upper Missouri
tribes, for hcprosc Gn.on % which four new reg
iments of regulars we're required, he Gays:
Il ayerred that we had no car with these tribes;
that the killing Of Lieut.. Grattan and his command
at Fort Laramie the effect of great mscon-
duct on the part "a he LieUteDant; and that the
depredations committed upon our travelling cit-
zens were chiefly individual acts of retaliation.
induced by previous wrong, which any Western
man acquainted with Indians could settle imme-
dlAteiy and TINT some of these Ben, not
an army, should be sent out TO do the business
This is what l said i'll relation to the Upper Mis-
souri, and North Platte tribes In relation TO the
New Mexican indians admitted there was ,ear,
and had been for five years; and affirmed and
proved that it was brought on by the dreadful
misconduct of our own officers. In that same
speech, and in the absence of cause for these
new regiments fa- Indian service, land for
which | proposed mounted rangers the
true speoieso torce!} | expressed my opinion
that the reGl destination of these new regiments
and the new ships Of Cuba and in that
do not think was wide Of the mark the proofs
accumulated IN your paper OF yesterday (Satur-
day, Oath of April showing TO DO now medtatc1
what believed thcu tud long before to be pre-
meditated.
In concluding hi. letter. he thus addresses thu
editors of the National Intelligencer-
II cannot close this note without thanking you
for your paper of yesterday. Saturday l4ih'
in which you accvmalata the proof of desg
on the part Of oar Administration 1.-THE ruin
part of IT'D to pick a.suarrel with Spain in orde
to get a pretent for sezing on Cuba; design
older date than the birth fthis Administration
and of wider scopcthan the ACKNOWLEDGMENT {
Spanish province. That paper ought TO be
the hands Of every upright mind in America
1t accumnlstes proofs upon an appalling desie
and lifts a voice against war and dishonor.
deprecate both, and the last most Our fathe
the founders and early administrators OF tn
Government-left as fair character, the rrou
est worn by nations, that ofjustice and far dea
in, v;tb ali mankind. You are laboring to pr
serve that inheritance, and join you tor OF
among millions, hopet in that labor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-20

ESCAPE OF A CoUNTERFEITER.---The man ar
rested in Richmond, few days ago, charged
with attempting to pass Il $500 counterfeit note
on Mr. +. Slaughter of Fredericksburg has
made his escape from the jail of that city, in
company with another prisoner He passed un
der the name of George A. Evans.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-20

covered, they are very apt to be sufficiently ap.
preciated to warrant his friends in presenting
his claims in such form as will bring them to
public light
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-20

FT1N he 10 TIIf WcNor7, oncdf Ne o7dtzf s,rfs a
RiuO5s.
IT give, me pleasure Ldd ny trhnony 10 the ,ir.
tur- o great medicine. Dne Of my bioodrd horses
had swciing the OF the knee. about the .ze
of II hen's egg Some it VA. IA strain and some
TINT il the "lt wuur from the Knee. nd 60 'l moi
lie cured. tried oil ce iar il. and Mi he huimrnt-
aud ointmcns. and thoy did ennd than water
then by persuasion aC my friends, tired a. &, tnrrcl
Arabian linmrnt and | wns happy 10 hnd 1t take eft
feet after few day> and ii finally cured the noble ami
wa entirety. hnk j. j, d.crit"ly the ereatest ni-
ment Tor har.n's, E. we'll L. hnnmn flesh -vrr hncM.
Fremont, 7asewoH CO., II. March Oh, iS49
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-20

DEMOVAL--t. A. FHIEDHOFF has ren,uycd
IA MS i.nck and Gnnstnah shop oPP"sit" IN Lynch
burg Marble W rks, Market and /. pr, pared 10
repair tn ng hi lin. Of business such n, Lock-.
Guns Pistols. SC *. &r., the thor notice and
or reasonable
tar.ir H- utt"ntion viii be raid To the hnnrins of
H.. h,.. Give sa,l and ,ut >flri,n u.li be-
guaranteed. arI9 dion
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-20

DRowNEp.-W learn from the Abingdon Viz
gilman TINT youth named Ad nm anhoos, vaa
drowned last Saturday, near .jrnn's Viii. in
Washington county.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-20

DEATH OF A NIiGlNAN.--tapt. Thomas b.
Chopper, commander of the steamship Cortez
died in San Francisco on the 2:}d of March. He
was native of Virginia.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-20

VEGETABLES. -Tomato.> and sweet potn,a.s
are being served Ia the citizens of Peter ,hurc.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-20
DUHLrC NoTICE-IN KELATiol

DUBiEC NOTICE IN RELATION
4 To SILK AND STRAW BONNElS &c Iw3i
have la, week another lot OF thoe exquisite sk c,ar.
honu.ts rnu DuIsnore K Bro n. and rom Mrs Cri.s
New York, to sell nj from t" 9 dollars. have hal
such Unprecedented ,un for my goods that have
t'und II next To inpos,b! 10 supply the extern Esxe
sive demand for my hunnsts, rhhcn. flow er> #E4Rtj
caps, bend dresses, and mancs of every desorip VIZ
ton.
My Ga ,nti Taluas II I'd ScsIf, ure truly elegant
and decidedly favor. Embroidery in French Scotch
aud Americat Indies rlnstic belts decidedly y, pm
article and great mnuy other useful arcle.. ouid
esp chilly invite ladies and gentlemen who mug visit ur
city to call and my BONNETS, if they should wan,
any thing in TINT line
Hair Braids, Curl> and frzct-, all coars and leLg,h.
~ R"rnbiann aud Western Star copy.
Hpi20.ts ALFRED =. ENGIEDDyF
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-20

NEW MARKET RACE CoURsE.-This race
course, near Petersburg, is being prepared for
the races in May. Mays of true blood are being
exercised daily and brilliant season is antici-
pated
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-20

iocracy of Great Britain has 10 be destroyed
along with it
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-20

ACCIDENT DR.. \. L. Mccall n resident Of
Nashville, Tenn. and former owner of the sal,
works in Washington county, in this State, had
apoplec.ic fit at Cummings Hotel, in Abing-
don Friday, and fell over the bannisters to the
lower floor. He was severely. though not fatally
injured.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-20

ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY "The Demo
cratic Association of Franklin Hill and seventh
District" the same who discovered short time
ago TINT "a crisis is being pagsd," going to
do something to stop it. What ii is we do not
exnctly understand, although it is plainly set
forth, in blue ink, in the Republican, They are
going to raise "a Hickory Poll' one hundred feet
high. Now what is ~ Hickory POLL! VIII
somebody find out, and tell usl Webster defines
.'P"Il' to be "Thc head of person, or tho hack
part of the head and il composition, applied to
the head of a beast, AS in poH-erH" Which of
these is it } What j. it that the Democracy of
"Franklin Hill and Seventh District" arc going
10 raise, that is TO be one h1ndrel feet high to be
lnude of hickory,and to have IA stream &c feet"
For goodness, gracious merey'~ sake, wont some
body tell us-for We arc ready TO "perspiro" with
curiosity
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-20

ipEDSTEADS! kEDSTEADS- Mnhng-
- ON, and Hanal French Z ttagr AMI Curtain Bed
sead, niN ay- IN hatd, AMI will be snd "w prices II
npl2O-d +. ! Fol kES'
riNAEHEs.-pllinan and Gothic Quarie,te r. les or
J. "Soriablr.. for : he luw ut
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-20
CITY AND STATE DEPARTMENT,

SPRING AT LAsT.-We never knew a greater
change in the weather than that which has occur
red within few days past. Almost I'm instan-
taneous passage from the rigors of winter to the
warmth of mid. SUMMER has taken place-ihe
thermometer having been as high as So. Nege-
ta.ion, after having been held so long in check
by the lingering presence of winter, is now spring
ing up and putting forth ike magic. Ethereal
Spring" begins to scatter around its gorgeous
beauties in rich profu>ion, aud TO throw is bright
beautiful, aud varied mantle over the earth. We
ever welcome the sweet Spring, with its flowers,
and It's birds, IL baliny zephyrs, its lovely nights
and its fresh green verdure opening 10 life, with
peculiar feelings of delight
IAN nature welcome her whose sway
Temper the wears
Who scattcreth lustrt Ter ncouiay.
Like morning iewy CLEANS.
Cloud licrciug peak. aud tracklcs heath
Instructive homage ling,
Nor wants the dim.lt cave a wreath
To welcome thee. spring
It's approach is the signal for the departure
of old frosty winter, to the regions of its own ma
tive North, and the herald of the unfolding of ma
ture's rich and exquisite beauties.
AS if with magic wand it waves old Boreas
BECOME and woos to US the gentle breeze of
"1'he Southl
breathing upon led Of violets,
Stealing and giving olor."
Such is Spring, and az such we hail it with
thou sand welcomes
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-20
4 DMINISTRATOR,s NOTICE

n re.nns having legal claims against III estute ri!
"ilnm j. Harvey, decd requested pre.c,t
them FIR settlement. Also. ali persons nde ted to
sait q ar. requested t" mike pa5m -nt, IA l,nEer
indules,a' will not be givrn.
JESSE BURTON Admir-
al Paw w&t,im ofWm. J. llarv,S
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-20

The public caurionr1 against another COMMIT ifr I,
which mas ntc,y lis appearance. cul,t w. tar'
I've - Ar4lal iinnen,. The most dangerous Of all III"
errirs, because hi, having h" name tatrell.
vii Iy II IN good faith, m,taut the know edge
rht counterfeit eN.lt. mad tn, VII perhaps only
dcoscr their ,frar when thu spurious mkt. rr hts
wIough. it, evil effects.
The grnninr slfictr i manufactured only ny H. Il
tnrlci. sin i7yent,r and proprietor nnd wholesale
du4gi-t. NJ Il Nun street Pep ia. illinois. ~ h'r
all MP hcntio,s for Ac,rcie4 h addressed B.
Spu get it Will the icttrrs II. q ieflle tpfn
thus ". G. / RBELL'S--and hj- ,S"tur" the
wrap !; al Others arr culprrtttif-
Sid bv X STABILIZE & CO. Drgeeil'.
ls,ocphng Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-20

LETTER FROM Hon. WM. s. ARcHER.-Tbe
Petersburg Intelligencer publishes letter. per-
haps the last ever written by him, from the late
Hon. VIM. S. Archer, in which he says II do
not wish to be nominated for Goyern and conla
not if had wanted, | suppose"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-20
Mr. Buchanans Speech In London

The thirty fourth anniversary of the Seamans
Hospital Society, in London, took place on the
eth ult.-In reply TO complimentary speech
from Lord Palmerston. Mr., Buchanan, our Minis
ter spoke follows:
know Of no country which ought TO be more
careful of their seamen than the mother country
and ourselves. We are certainly more exten-
svely engaged in commerce than any other coun-
tries in the world aml hope, while there must
ncces sary be competition between u, that it
will be an honorable and n friendly one God
knows the world il wide enough for the commerce
Of both countries. Lei US. therefore. encourage
each other. instead # cyinoing n narrow and
Jealous spirit fCheers) No Other two nntions
enjoy half 40 much commercial intercourse; aud
if ever there should be war between these kin
dred nations which God in his mercy forbid
loud oheers,) the suspension OF commerce be-
tween them for year would njure both to a
greater extent than WINS ever nt cted on my
other nation. We have, therefore, every inte-
est, every inclination, and every feeling to
Itan friends and to preserve amieable relations
forever. We omctmcs complain of each other
W. are, in fact, both complaining nations occa-
81 onnlly-t laughter) hut ] can say with tho
Ia ost perfect truth, TINT there exists in my own
country an under current of kindly and gracious
f. cling towards the mother country, and if eyer
I'll time should arrive when it shall be necessary
develop that feeling, it would exhibit itself to
h establishment ,ven Of the people of Eng
la nd
Loud cheers followed Mr.. Buchanan 10 his seat.
lr. i. subscribed $50 to this institution.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-20

IL Scrofnlous Affections. Mer ,nrlul Diseases,
kins's Evil aud in ia nil disetsrs HrI,ing tom
iniudicir.s of Mercury, Carter Spanish Mixture
ha4 Tor itsrt rnviahe r.putitinn, repuati m
based on iSowu iltrin,ic n1nrits BY removing thu.
cause nl cnsc il effect, rapid and permanent
hundred, Of rrloY ciri7"as have cur.~ 10 hnow
TRY il before Il il t,u lat. mi 3-dlm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-20
NpEUIAL ptHLsC NOTICE..

- PEalIAL Pt JIG MOTTO 81
~ LA0GE STOCK OF DRY GOODS II MARhEI
FOR GASH.-My stock of new Splnr and Sunin'n'
Go,l. = cunplr,c. Ehr wha!" .t..S h,",Eb'
very chap. aud viii br sold i,r NeIy small l'"!', tn
Tie money market having become easy, hope my
trisud- aud cu-ihmer- Wi culn.' forward md supply
thcr..iy,.. literally. All ak i call from those IA
# goods to insure saie-
uul..d,s no. j. t.th IN. Ag /
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and b, regularly auth "i'ed rou8hoa tie Carr


CY rfce q and 80 crits, and { Per bottle
AGENTS WANTED in every tp"n, vtifas" an"
han let ia the Uuitn Smtrs. in which OIL ~ mol "ir.ay
esabli he'd. Add ess H. q. tarreli ,bpvs.
panied with good reference character. ~e,pnnshii
~ Sr an10 "a riw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-20

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS We return our thanks
to Mr.. Burroughs (of the Clothing Bazaar) for
of the hnndsonest vests in his extensive and
splendid assortment. He has plenty more left,
not only of the same sort but of every sort
calculated 10 please. Give him a call
Also, to n sweet little Miss for a very sweet lit
tie boquet. The innocence of childhood can make
no filter offering than the pure and lovely flowers
Of sprng-each symbolic of the other.
And, nlso, to lady for another beautiful floral
present which assure her was most highly ap-
prccated
And also to but that will do for this time
Cor THE BLrEs.-The Republican mado its mp
pearance yesterday morning in blue ink. Is that
omb!ematie of the state of your feelings NEIGH
Dor We don't know how else to account for
the omnous color you have donned, except that
it accords with the condition of Your spirits
Come cheer up, cheer up--it's too soon to go into
mourning yet.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-20
Lyncn.urg wholesni. prices Current.

tnANt,D EytRY WEDNESDAY AND sAruRDA,