davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-10-11
raIexa 1o1. $40.

TAYlNG determined 10 embark il other busi-
L J. ness, oder the farm on Whch reside, for
Sc. It's obJ", = rA.--s from Glasgow, the same
d. 'arce from Fay@-fo and AFRO" Rock. and u
miles from Roonyj,.e. Tie farm contains 1864
acres, about 10 in cultivation. As will be seen,
this farm is as conve9iently situated to market as
any in the upper comt"y, and in rs good and
healthy uegIborhood as any in the Sta. To
those wanting a farm, ihi- present; superior od-
IantaEca. PrcsUmiug that lh-Se wanting 10 buy
will call and examine fUg themselves n .ther de-
scription i deemed Unnecessary. Cali early, as
1 am determined 90 sell.
WM. II. bIBB.
S'~t. %, lc55-lw.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-10-11
Nails.

WE ale prepared TO furnish Country AIar-
w chants with the bo>t Wheeling Nail, as low
as they can get them in s.. Louis with freight adj
dcd. scpt2f. CAMERON, MASON * co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-10-11
FINAL sETTLEMENT.

n Office is hereby given hat the anderson.
~ ed will make final settlement Of her admin
s,suon OF me estate Of George Payne, deceased,
Court MARY S. PAYNE
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-10-11
VIZ a Nr ra En-

7 WISH to purchase. in exchange for Goods,
J. large quantity Of dried Apples and Peaches
leans, L,nsey, Feathers, BeeswaX, Socks, &C.,
Oct II +. A. SAVAGE
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-10-11
FINAL SETTLEMENT

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
- will make final settlement of his admins
ration of the estate of VIM. C. p. Buchanan, de-
the Howard County Court, V
MARK JACKMAN,
October 4-4w Ad,ninistr,tor
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-10-11
oonJi@EIsV.

C1o .lT"cal ? 70 promise, J.. \ DIS
ItTt..,lyssa RrouX MEssIMY will be a GLASGOW
ION the 18th of October Ycxt. All VIII
remain until the 18th Of November
All operations on the teeth performed in a most
thorou-1 ~auucr2oi warrani.d.
u Otlj@e Immediately O. Manson and Bar
th"!vw's-cntraurc on Wl,er street
Glasgow, september %. 1870.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-10-11
Administration No,its

NOTICE i hereby given fiat tie u, .dersicncd
y have obtained from the Clerk Of rba EoT,nr.i
County Court Gin vacation) er'ers of "' "
ton ON the estate Of Ethel2rcI ]. Hovs. iatS "a,
SAID county, bearing date 2S'.n SEPTEMBER. IS55
Al persons indebteG % Said estate are reopest.
ed to make immediate payment, and those having
G.a'.HI against II to present them properly authen
~ ale Year from the date Of said letters, or
10y Lay De t'sccluded from having any benefit
OF sau es' ste, ana If not presented in three Years
they VIII be forever barred.
JAMES WALLACE,
VIM B HAYS,
Octi-w3 Administrators
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-10-11
STRAYED or STOLEN,

a. From the stable of the subscriber, in
-1'.5 ! GLASGOW, on the night Of the 18th inst. a
ROAM HORSE, about Ii hands high. shod all
around. a liberal reward will be paid for the
delivery of sad horse to ne in Glasgow. and any
Information respecting him, thankfully received.
Oct IL \. A. PCGU
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-10-11
salt.

1000 sacks G. a. salt,
400 sacks L. b. salt,
5u bbis kanawha salt. For sale by
(sept2O CAMERON, MASON 4 co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-10-11
GRAND CONCERT
u CONCEkI
THIS EVENING,
NEW GOODS.

u II M NT 4 NOS Just IeCClNCd a I1Tge and
4 extensive stock of
Faii ard winter Goods.
consisting Of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Hardware, China. Glass and Queensware Hats
and Caps, Boots aud Shoes. Clothing, nails, Win
dow Glass, &C., &c. | take plea sure in inviting
my customer and the public TO examine my stock.
as have as general an assortment az / have ever
offered to tie public in Glasgow. and will sell as
cheap as any body sells goods Of similar quality
in this country.
Glasgow, Octol cr II, 1855
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-10-11
straw aud HEN Cuttcrs.

WE have Just received another invoice o
w Sarfford's Patent Hay and Straw Cutters
Of yaril les.
(sept21) DA.iEROE, MASON x co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-10-11
AVE Es'S
CHERRY PICTORIAL
For the rapid Cure OF
COUGHS, COLDS, H0ARSENESS,
BRONCHITIS, WHO0PING-CGUGH
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.

This remedy has woa for itself such notorety
for It's cures OF every variety Of Pulmonary dis
ease, that 1t is entirely unnecessary TO recount the
evidences Of its virtues in any community whe,e
Il has been employed. So wide is its field of use
fu.ness, and SO numerous the cases of lis cures
That almost every section Of the country ahounts
IN persons publicly known, who have been restored
nom alarming and even desperate diseases of the
lungs from its use. When once tried It's superior
ny over every other medicine of its kind is too
apparent to escape observation, and where its viz
tues are known, the public no longer hesitate whaI
antidote 10 employ for the distressing and dap-er-
ous affections OF the pulmonary organs which are
Incident 10 our climate. Aud rot only in fcrmid,-
bic attacks upon the lungs, tut for the milder yar
cites OF Colds, Coughs, iioarseaess, SC, and for
Children, 1t is the pegsantest and safest medicine
that can be Obtained.
As has long been in Constan. use throughout
TINS section, we need not do more than assure the
people It's quality is kept up to the best hat il ever
mas oeen, and that the genuine article is sold BY
o, HENDERSON, Glasgowi POWELL 4 Co. Cam
bridge; j. B, CUNNINGHAM, &eytcsylle; w. r.
SNLLsoN, tayStte; BAGBY x Co., Roanoke, |. V.
HARDY, Huntsyille; J. W. Tucker, Carrollton,
BARNARD, ADAMS & PpoR, 81. Louis; and ali
! druggists. [Oct4-4n
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-10-11
TaEnlaS.

WE have io,. received another invoice Of
w Cloth Tallnas, trimmed with Push aid
Moire Aulique--nc " styles and very prott,..
SPOTSW0OD < KIRkBRlDE.
October 1, 1873.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-10-11

n OTICE is hereby given tlat the undclsis ed
~ will me- a A.3,i 'rmcut "hiG 7tuinistra~
ton Of the Cst-.. Of Dl-ii Spots. deceased, at
the November Tenn, lIowa County Court.
Set. 2O-iw' DAN'L. L. SPUOTS, Aum'r
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-10-11
Lumber ara Shingles,

10 n00 feet white Pine rlOce;ng.
~ sUUO $4,000 Shingles, on consignment
for sale low, to close.
MANSON X BARTHOLOW.
September 20, 1853
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-10-11
O4d whisky.
Crushed Ss:gav,

lust received per Kcystor. - bbls crushc
y sugar. for sale by
C,epJ2D DAMEROT. MASON < co.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-10-11
Final Settlement.

S'~t. %, lc55-lw.
Co Banner copy 70 amou.; s. so.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-21
..af mt s.o.rary to the views here

.#HH- ..nt a#B. rary to the views here
H#.-s= - Whence came it -
- Il.p.- Aaar- ees that are 10 organ If
hnoH.Nothiugi- IN bnt surely he does not know
it better. than that neither that party nor We
have ever uttered "a sentiment IN conflict with the
views quoted above. We recommend to his al
tenllsa the following paragraph. which We find at
H. mat head Of the Washington Organ, the
-rsen'h article Of their creed:
" shall ,gorg1-ly maintain tie rested
rielf- II al per-on.. al native or (orsign birth
anil siaiiat all tmss oppose fht slightest intsr-
fsrsaee Min such resftd tights. -
VII not Mr. Tribe endorse that article , and
will Ire be- - good, on .aar future occasion, t.
point out the difference Ia the views there er#
pressed aud those in fh- LITTER OF Gen. Scott!
BIT we have not yet finished with Mr. Tribe.
We trust l., VII Doe patient. 1t will be remem-
berrl by those who beard him saturday night,
that he proved, apparently, With great satsfac-
t ou aud most coucIu-ieeiy, By quotations from
Gen. scott, letters 'hat be- WIS heart and soul,
wben candidate for liz Presidency, opposed to
the present view, respecting foreigners enter.
taiaed by the Know Nothing 1t will be recol-
lected, too. that his quotation. were all made
from "A ueatIy stitched dacumf Mt some"bat re
minding ~ Of the days of the Waller kiYer,a
Hieasry poles and Coon Sau-. Vow what would
the er.duloa. audicnce. whom Alr Tribe 50 much
gul.ea aud delighted if put 10 guessing, pro-
nouuee that document to be Why sort Of
old wing trap to catch gaIi-, OF course. Bat no
you would guess forever and not hit it-unless
init It'd in the trick and mysteries Of Locofo-
co.n. lncredulous a. you may be,we will tell YOU
what 1t was II was a Democratic CGnrass Dor
umenf. got up and circulated in the last canvass,
with the following flaming caption
\ Docp MESr FOR ALI TuNKING MEN
The Political Letters and Writings
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-21

slpsb The ,r1diug is worse than usual, even
- L.h..sr,. H., ,ra It'll ,ba banl,s If snow.
i'' ;, III haye hoo,
no" IN n sat u "q ''ua''""' s''"' ~,
deprived ~ al 'hf'r H'a''he t'P''"'' ~ IN YIN
be able 10 transact any outdoor business with
a.yt putting he f5ot in H."
Al,ba.,.h we efe ON the verge f Spring. and
=, 49,; .,.,.,.,, To- .I,.,,r ,r,.=,,ani
''"'' - -
tory -YnP''"7 81 7''Ni's' ~ ''h'''' ~ ~
raj waking up are ~ vet apparent. Ie'eF'r
"fLr darkest Ie!r rrrcrdes th. dawa,' and !
l.. .,r..,, ind. tl.,t the i,la. Of March siH in
- a. din, -. la.,.t
D,
"e h"ff - 'r tashN'd ''f- sa''' 49, NON
and profits 1it. bankruptcies al, J. IS. our
merchant, have. b4ru.. tl4r drawback 4 dull
.;.r ..f e. t...,, - - 81, T., f5,5..,. I5#..rkct
- -. ...,....,..a.# ,hs
o''''' 'a''' ==' " - :.
"o'>' ! "''' an ''t sfi."e aa''' x" -
may mo- be- a rub will, | hare no denat he
sound. stead, .a3 r,!uuneraiiye.
Tho Cn..,,,, It.,,.. return. f,r the lat half
at.. ....;..# H.. -. nam.
40 '''
-neIIy Ilght. hisa oi a3@lh'-s ~ fra = 'n'
Hconfeheh p. -. "af'' u '-'' an man '"F
ea-h resoH =. a3' ar 9'te'laiie' II. 10 o[
caHght asaIu s.. '...".,s stock u " s'3-ah OF
comparative sta ~ "a. = - #ea tor on Hrr
canuIe c9hm7a5. ..i' tn '"'eh came N3rh II
dd; Tor hai i##.s.'- faee - >'saiali"li a.'a eA-
fraIhgahcr c't'zal." Two 81 'Af'r veal, '..1-'f-
A. 1t might etz.lE have d'n'-i4e dea9RmeHf
would haFr "teH almost uhi'ef,a oahhtaPicy.
y 1t wa we dfe" "aek"h the tdee OF tn Fi'G''
lHct anu no" one more Hthlh on hihl gi'ahu,
The attempt Ia as-a-snatc Mr.. Bishop this
city The particulars Of winch You W have
learned from the daily pro- ha> created 4ntr
sensation among our upper ten 10 WHOM, ny
social position the lady beienE' here are some
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-21
GENERAL SCOTT,

r,...,,.,,,ts,. ,.,s,.,.s.e,, Ar, coup,prn
III. Ann, imsr,c,n,,g prop.d l,4.evy wonp,a
IN. H.. ,.,,,, f,,log,,. t.,..i IN h.. w wotpsl
& A. 4,
Andth. is the precious document used perhaps
for thu purpose by Mr. TRIBE in the last canvass
which it, title indicates. aud which was brought
forward last Saturday night tod -proye the very
things which hi. party had concoctcd it 10 prone
How wonderful are the way Of Locofocoism
W. wish we had un opportunity to give some
# the rich and entertaining comments of Mr..
Triblco our own Inconsistency, in feeling the
least sympathy for Native Americans m, after hav
iur snt,pnried Gen Scott. IL would be amusing
-,articularly in connection with the fol
lowing comments ON Gen Scott, letters which We
find in the same dpeumout-inthc same,w" say.
which va ct upa, "A y moerltic CdHrasS Docu
,neut mud from which Nr. Tribe :" conylncnsly
e.suredu- that Gen. scott Wa every inch and
more against thu Know Nothings. This Is what
the author -aid in - aud what Of course Mr..
Tribe would not thea havo said, even upon such
good althorityl
"GenC,ai Srotf2 guaf M,a ofpoiitics is tread
IF the roic and influence 81 me adoPfra cht-fHS.
hi l. the mr., ",I a III ' "'''i - '''rs ~
u ','' ao,'' ,I.,',,,
Tax. what w, know Of General Scott political
,a,, a,l il, ,le words h. has spoken and his
Alpha and Omega OF government resolves itself
into deep, absorbing, and eYer-prest mt alarm
hat oor Liberties are III danger o' o''ne over
o"rne o"" 9 5, NV
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-21

B. and in opposition to TIL subject Il Internal
Improvement by the federal Government" Very
well. Bot Why was il iucpnscni"ni lpr him t"
continue b.. Illustrations Of ihc agreement
befveen Mr. Wise aud the Wing party. By
citing something # their common hostility
70 Andrew jackson. aud. a entertained h.
/ Mr. W.e. Of their adherence Of the very
name Of I.oeof,cai-n' WY did b. not tell
/ u, too that Mr.. WISE had .So EIAsTATfJNs
To n, Kr. and that all which be bal formerly
.ad # Loeafoc .in and it. oarrll tons wa- true
and aaretraoted
/ Bat he "a. with the Democratic purity on the
| Baak question LIT us .ee-f5r It il really
refreshing To pick ~, occasionally, some Of the
little gems ~hich havs. for time, hin hidden il
political rse5r]s. Here arr Nj. Wise'- views
IA the Baak question. delivered 10 Congress. Ga
the 9Th sept, ~. We have published them
befare. M I ,.e. perhaps did Mt rec"lleet
them but lie co.. reenlleot. We trust that their
author now has no fseaHtations 10 make.
Truly tralyit may be said. sir TINT the erik
which General Jackson did i've after him. lie
VIZ the ma-t fortunate man that God ever PER
mIitrI 10 ra8t ju sace"ss uHa 20 triumph orrI
much that wn. god. H. warred without ccas.nz
ueanst the Bank ftbs IHiied Stafes: ho zen
derrd IL an adi1u- monster aud Killed IN the con
fdence # n1an. Nct al the time be in pow
er and welding that power against That iustiu-
ton, II le1s fHshfgtHg the nation sustaining
erehangs. maintaining eredtf, u sound earreneg.
regulating n mfasare efrtsSirs hunk tsSues.
mating out - i4bor as r,trard. mourning conf
deaee N tad, keeping prices sieaay and aa-
RANGING, and N erety ,ray irardtag II The erd
dan. until afftr Gsateai Jdckson's tim of ofiet
erpirsd w were told that the Bank would
fail ike The oak in the forest. crushing erer}
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-21

Lynchburg Lodge No. L, Man
teo Lodge No, aud Virginia Encampmcnt
No. :, /. o. .. F., were out in large npnocrs
Yesterday evening, to pay funeral honors to
their late brother Z. G.. YIN. \. Talbot. The
Rihr Guard. @rrc also IN Attendance.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-21

\ r,.llnton offered in the House of Rcpresen-
ttycs II Wednesday, closing debate on the bill
proYid.rg ton the construction of srycn steam
sloops of war, laid on the table by a vote of
los nays, which in all probability defeats the
bill.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-21
S.if#s IA >fABLGR y - Brrgsi.t.


~ / 49, ,5a ! o c,rtz end .,=r bottle
AGENt> WANTED ia e,r, I ~, VI. H. a.. ;
Inn let il H.. It'd Stat :. IL win. IA nui ,.rra,'.
e,tshi ael. -. II. q fnrr.I t,uvc. arcou.-
pduI'a afIa -, ast.nc, Il. IN, 'arl.r. ppH-laij
a.. t-2u-is iNy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-21

RAKE sssANCE,ihe Stock OF Goods
n vel remaining nns /. the lne stand Of " '"Is'
BtgA ], lnrre aud c-jrlbIe. Cash buy r. IN the mar
ut are invited To cal and thense yes HAT every
IN nv oh, ,be,o from tie 5 D. "a hand viii he put al
lower rates than any similar Goods be bnnsn, ~ inc
city. to7 dts Z oHH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-21
NfAsuINGfoN. Mag 90, Isis.


DEAR SIX. Ia reply 50 your kin d otter OF the
sh Instant take pleasure in saving that, grate.
fu for the too partial estimate you daee On my
public services. rat do ne ma more than iosiie,
in assuming that | entertain ''knd liberia
yiews toward our ~ tgralized citizens Certain
ly - WOULD BE ssIBLE FOR NE To RECON
MEND OR SUPPORT ANY MEASURE lNrEN prp 10
EXCLUDE THEM FROM \ JUST AND Ti'LL PNsilsl-
PATTON ~ ALL CIVIL AND POLITICAL RIGHT NoW
SECURED 70 THEN BY OUR RfPuBIICAl; LAWS AND
INSTITUTIONS"
Il cnte rtain kind and liberal views forwards our
NATURALIzEp citizens Certainly t would be
impossible for me 70 recommend support an
measure intended to exclude THEM taqturdiice,t
citizens from just and full participation in all
civil and political rights secured 10 them by
our republican laws and institutionsn What II
wonderful development And has Mr.. Tribe
ever seen or heard, or dreamed of any authorita-
tive oppression of Know Nothing or Native
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-21
WRffNIiN.
Democratic Revival

8AY MoRNINs.FIBY y. fs55.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-21

REVIEWED, DISCUSSED AND COMPARED.
M Aa.irs im,rio1Hfsu p.op.d ~ : wv WORDS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-16
NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION-kNOW-
NOIuINE IRLL-MHLIl

CONCORD, \. H. March li.-An election was
held in this State yesterday for Governor, mem
bers Of the Legislature, three members of Con-
gress, IA railroad commissioner and other State
and county officers. There were four candidates
for Governor: y. b. Baker; (dem.,) the present
Governors; lames Bell, (whig;l Asa Fowler, free
soilcr;) and Ralph Mctcalt, (know nothng)
To day we have complete returns from sixty
five cities and towns, which foot up us follows:
MetcaIf II. Iii: Baker 9, lGS; Bell 1910; Fow.
Ter $50 incomplete returns are in from some
forty other towns, but they do not essentially va
ry the complexion of the above vote.
At Nashua The vote stands: Metcaf l,022;
Baker 47}; Bell 100, Fowler %.
At Portsmouth the vote is: Metcaf ZOO Baker
566; Bell sI Fowler |.
Cheshire county has gone strong for the Know
Nothngs.
The Democrats here all give up that Metcalf
is probably elected by 1900 majority.
Three anti administration members of Congress
are certainly elected.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-16

came involved. Greenlee was severely cut md
bruised and dravman named Francis Mundny.
was dangerously stabbed.
Arrest Of an AHeged Detauiter-Scene in Court
-hnom Nothing Enthusiasm
PETERSBURG. Mar. l6th.-Henry d. Bird. the
late President ofthe Petersburg x Norfolk K. r.
was arrested in his Office here to-day upon the
charge OF bcmga defaulter to Tho company to
the amount of S3l 900
The prisoner was carried before Mayor Townc~
whore lie had hearing. lie was attended by
able counsel. The scene in the court was truly
distressing and the prisoner wept bitterly. lis
friends after the Mayor had announced his IN
tontion to continue the case for further examina.
ton, offered bail to any amount, but his Honor
refused aud committed Mr.. Bird To prison.
There is much sympathy existing among the
citizens for the unhappy man, caused, in a great
measure. by the anguish experienced by his in.
teresting family.
The nominations of the Know Nothing Con.
vention at Winchester have been received by
the party here with the widest enthusiasm. and
the greatest excitement and rejoicing is now pre-
vailing among not only the members of the order
but among those who sympathi2e with them.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-16
LATER FROM HAvANAi!
AMERICAN STEAMER FIRED INTO

ANEKIVAN NTEANEK FIRED INTO!!!
New ORLEANS, March I9.-The Crescent
City has arrived with Havana dates to the Sth
inst.
Shereports that the FL Dorado from Aspinwall
had been fired at twice by the Spanish frigate
Ferrolona, and compelled to stop and exhibit her
papers One shot struck in the water about TWEEN
~ yards from the FL Dorados boat, and the 9th
er passed Immediately over her wheelhouse.
The {. $. steamer Princeton was in the har-
bor at Havana also, the British vessels of war
Nestal and Buzzard.
The Cuban news is unimportant. Sugars UNI
changed. Moasses is held firmly, Lard heavy.
Exchange very doll.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-16
TIE r EAiALE SYSTEM.
Liver Complaint, Debility

Exiocr trora James Harr,. E,n : Lerte-, Alexandrie
Fa.-Ater speaking Of wonderful ,afe7 on hio.reG he
sats Mrs H. ha- been suffering wirh the Inv A. con-
p.aata ana Wit. nabiiry. constantly complaining. 6ou
weakness through her ah",- syzcru. She nov eniav-
b,et health thaa 10 n years, bcirc entirety restor
ea by ihr u.s. of Hampton'S epe,altc Yjucturc"
Diseased Side, Breast, Eyes-Exhnrr from
L''trr rou,J. & lines, Esl., Lou lon county Ya-sM,
wiz La, Aeeo for 5ess ali ted with great wee pes-
pna in the breast, side and haca; pal ptatiouf the
heatt; teebenc- o the nervous system; ss % appetite
complies ION sae~ the -isr oi eye almost gone the
ot'pr "eas. | am pleased say, Hamttoa
7ac'nrr has restored "rto perfect health Ior eyes
goui NOW cyrr hcy Wefe.
- Can md get piauuilcts
Sold 10y !. II. SEAY,& CO, L,pc.l'rg; SOW Frs
S.ottsyHlc;A !. BROWN, Clar,ofte,s,.e, aud l., all
Druggists throughout ia, Int nAr 2A.dsrIy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-16
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
bh Wu. H. WOSBY, AuctiOnccr.
DEREMPEORy SaIEot PARI.OK.
FUTURE DAYS,

CHAMBER and DINING ROOM FURNITURE
snPeu@ In" tafte. Cauhire nee nui Gookinc
Utensils bel neng Ia hr cab II House ,r .retIoN-
1"mm"n'oe ~ Hrln 'sdas morning the lst inst at
III " ci''h. Nil rei ut the CABEII. HOUSE the
entire Ai"cl al fnllaf. Chamber and Dining Room Fur
niInre superior Piano Forte sc; the whole of which
h'> III - fccealy purchased uod sol he mos, modern
lyle anI emir'o". nn ut every Article ~pprtinining
IL hotel keeping. VI: Warlrohes Cabinets Bureaus
md cotnfe BcdsicaJ-. HIM md Sbuck Mattresses
frather Beds and Bedding, Siesboards Wnsh.tands,
windsor md Cam srn' Char,, Sofa- nyaus Mirrors
Dining InbIes. Are Chuirs Window G ttnns Table
and t'ass-waie. Coahu. Range and Cooking Utensils
Ia, tntle>. prcanfet,. Gias.cs, ~. Nc e..
Nisp one e Chickering's superior Piano Fortes
"hth la, heen IN U.s. but ,hu timc and il sad be
splendid instrument.
The above snle vii be- male without The lea reserve
and will present opportunity l., persons furnishing
Hotels ~ Springs seldom elercd though the tedum of
an uucttpu.
'fhM' All sums under Sloo, ca,h; over 800.
tour mo. tbs ernd,r lar approved parcr
muir '-dt2InHr c. K. PHELPS Auct'r
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Later from .HerjcO.

NEW ORLEANS, March l3.-The Orzaba ar
rived with Mexican dates to the Bird; and those of
Vera Cruz to the Sth.
Santa Anna has gone South with his troops,
leaving but fifteen hundred men behind.
An official paper says Santa Anna has gone to
the baths; but it is rumored that he has gone to
meet Alyares, and execute coup d etdt.
A severe shock Of an earthquake was felt at
Mexico on the 2Sth.
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A Citizen of the Old Dominion.
Cure Of rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Liner Com
plant! The perdict has gone forth AHadmif
that HAM tonS' Tincture" has no Superior :
Severe Case Of Rheumatism

NCCIF.YILItt n DemlTU Co, Va. I
Ma cil 4rh, 1883
MesvS Mortimer 4, NowJrny:- Gcuilrmen-.I iasin,
been afflicted with rheumatism for sonr time IN lt4
ornrs, and being able obtain relief from
other meiicnes, induced 10 r., "lIumptou's Veg
enllr Tncturr. trw bottles OF which. am hupp, to-
~, have made perfect
A'ihe time commenced using the finciGre | was
,.1c.iy able 10 wall. am nav and hive been for
one weeks, entirely free from AL pam.
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Frighttui occurrence. falling Of the floor Of the
Torn Hall Of Meredih, \. H-Forty Per

CONCORD, March ia frightful accident oc
Cured at Mere dith to DAY. Whilst the people
were hallottng in the Town Hall. the laor sud
denly gave way precipitating some three hun
dred persons into the stores beneath, distance
of IL feet.
Forty persons were taken out with their limbs
broken and otherwise injured, four of whom are
not expected to recover The affair produced n
most intense excitement
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Nnow- Notbinp Jictory in R,ugor

BANGOR, ME-, March 13.-At tine municipal
election to-day, J. I. X. Haywood, Know Moth
ing. (also on the citizens ticket) was chosen Ma
yor. The vote sood-licywood. ,356, w. II
Mills, 756 The aldermen and councilman arr
elected in the same ratio.