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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-08
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TFrom the National Era.l
THE FROST KING.
BY ANN SUMNER DRAKE.

The Winter months have come again,
The dreary months of the Frost Kings reign;
The la; November day has passed,
And chill December has come at last.
watched the sun 20 down last eve,
And he fingered long a. if 10th 10 leave
The quiet earth and cloudIcss sky;
He fingered long, for foe was nigh.
He fingered long, but went at last,
And soon there came OH northern blast,
With fearful shrek, and rushing wing,
,,d waving banners, the dark Frost King.
His sccptrc touched passing cloud,
And there fell 10 earth snowy shroud;
!. Law on the fields and the garden bowers
And hid with its folds the autumnal flowers.
He epasscd through the paths Of the forest bare,
And hang ont the folds of his banner there
He passed where the sparkling waters gleam,
And checked the Cow of the playful stream.
Ard the tvrant laughed aloud in his glee,
vo- none from his chilling power could hec
The spray on the rock. the flowers in the field,
Were MI by his icy breath congealcd.
lie left the forest and frozen plain,
Ind sprung To his cloudy car again;
Hc t1nk his way u the crow'ird town,
Ba: the w.lls Of brick deticd his frown.
lie Knocked at the door. but knocked in vain
Uepeat to the window, aud wrote on the pane;
Taca. turning away from the rich mans door,
lI- sought the home cf the humble poor.
The home ofthc poor, twas an open shed,
And ,ha tyrant came with naughty tread,
farugl-ht opposed his entrance there,
T that dark abode OF want and care.
ic found mother and babe within
Tbar checks were pale, and their garments thin;
\ pallet Of straw was their only bed,
4 they lay asleep in that lowly shed.
Hanger and toll had the mother bowed,
F,rtacre va. none, mid the heartless crowd,
I-lttlonrei the city and passed her door,
Ia4. thought or cared for the widowed poor.
Sic laI hu-hcj her moaning babe that night,
With songs ola Land that is always bright,
Where the weary pilgrim will find home.
Where hunger ard cold can never come.
And when deep sleep on her cyclils pressed,
Sic dreamed that ,ase in the land of rest,
Midst raljant band with husband and child,
aedyclt at lcngth; and the dreamer smiled.
I.o m,thc. smiled, and closely pressed
The infant that ,lun5ered upon Eer breast;
E7t-3uccd in her bii--iai dream she lay,
When tie cruel Frost King passed that way.
he crossed the threshold She heard him not,
f.- e1rta and its sorrows were all forget;
lie toached her brow with hi, fingers chiit,
Bat the smile on her lips grew brighter still.
He kissed the babe that lay on her breast,
And it sobbed no more in unquict rest:
And eyes t'at were used to watch and weep.
IT, sealed with slumber calm and deep.
Iae7 binding them fast in an icy chain,
he hurried away to his tasks again:
And sweet was>the rest by the Frost King given,
FoE It mornings dawn they awoke in heaven
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-08

Eag~ Il has been observed with much sig
nficance, that every morning we enter upon
new day carrying still an unknown future in
its bosom. How pregnant and stirring the
reflection Thoughts may be born to-day
which may never die , Feelings may be ava
kened to-day which may never be extinguish-
ed ! Hope may be excited to-day which may
never expire Acts may be performed to-day
the consequences of which may not be realized
until eternity! These are sublime and solemn
thoughts worthy of being deeply impressed On
every mind
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-08

A PHRENoLoGIsr PosED-An itinerant pire-
nologiSt stopped at rustic farm house, the
proprietor of which was busily engaged in
threShing. Sir. am a phrenoogist Would
you like to have me examine the heads of
your children will do it cheap" "WaH,'
said the farmer, pauSing between two strokes
rayther guess they don't need it. The old
woman combs m Nth a .fns tooth comb once a
,rcet r
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-08

kg- True knowledge enlarges the dominion
of truth and happiness, Beings without
knowledge are as men walking in the dark.
How many of the follies of mankind appear to
us ludlcrous and grotcsque, only because know
ledge has she'd around about us light, alto
gcther unknown TO the actors Of the farce.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-08

hg- 4 vcritablc entry made by the r. S
of Division of the Sons of Temperance, reads
thus =
After gwinc through the yewzel fawms,
there was collcckshin taxed up, but nothin'
was taxed in"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-08

Bss~ Were prosperity always to shine on rs,
what wandering star would man become
1t is sometimes good for us to be afflicted
No man, perhaps, can bear with humility a
continual course of prosperity.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-08

WANTEp,-A good, strong, adhesive plaster.
to make busy-bodics stick to their own business.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-08

Ra5~ A false friend is like shadow upon
diaI-it appears in clear weather, but vani-
shes az soon as cloud appears.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-08

RSg- Anger may continue with you for an
four, but 1t onght not to repose with you for a
n ghr
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-08

Mrs. PARTISGToN AT THE CATTLE SHOW
This is very beautiful sight for person
with refined beastly TASTE" said Mrs. Par
ting at the agricultural show, looking at the
big sheep, addressing tall young man by her
side. lie responded "yes'm" as that a hy-
drauc ram 2" she asked, with great simpl:ci-
ty, provoking smile on the young mans face,
and loud laugh from outsiders, who were at
tracted by the black bonnet The young man
informed her that it was long wooed Sheep,
from which very long yarn was spun All p
said She; you are very kind; but can you tel
me if the pope has sent any of his bulls over
here to this show |" NO" said he, smiling
tremendously, but among the swine is de-
scendant of the great Boanerges" Neither
Mrs. Darlington nor any one near knew what
he meant, but he laughed loudly, and those
outside laughed louder than he, much to his
satisfaction. They laughed even louder when
he found swinging from his button behind,
tag bearing the inscription Vermont Boy"
with age and weight given, but he didn't. And
Ike was looking SO innocenty all the while,
trying to make the ram sneeze by tickling his
nose with straw !-BOst0n Post.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-08

4 to these We add 20,000000 for Canada,
we have 2lo 900, 900, as the probable number
that VIII lnhabit the North American valley
at lne end OF one hundred years, commencing
IN lsl0. IT we suppose one third or 90
ooO,OUO OF this number to reside in the coun-
try as cultivators and artisans, there will be
$4,000, 600 f. for the towns, enough to
people $50 each containing half a million.
This does not seem as incredible as that the
valley of the Nile, Scarcely twelve milas
broad, should have once, as historians tell u.s.
contained 10000 cities "-,BickmH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-15
LiiE NEWS BE The Mills.
Penasuiruaia L. S. Senator.

The nomination of Mr.. Cameron for the Senate.
by the Know Nothings of the Pennsylvania Leg
isature, gives rise to much caucusing in private
circles in Harrisburg. Geographic despatch
says:
Much bitterness is evinced by some of the
Know Nothings who bolted the caucus. Amongst
those who evnce the most determined hostility
are Mcs>rs. Franklin. Wilmer, Herr and Ball of
the Iloasr, aud flenniken, Taggart and Jordan
of the Senate Whether the opposition will a
mount 10 anything is exceedingly doubtful, fur
Their than to disurganize, distract and weaken the
Know Nothing organization. Those who voted
for Cameron in caucus will stick to him. besides
whom he has some few friends who support him
warmly. The Democratic Know Mornings threat
en- to desert Sam in body if the boilers prove
recreant There is effort making to concen-
trate the opposition to Mr. Cameron ON a new
man. Hon. Henry NJ. Fuller, of Luzcrne,s spo-
ken of as likely to command the united vote of
the opposition. Should their plans matare they
will II ost probably concentrate on him.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-15
Health of Mr.. Mason.

A Paris correspondent of the Philadelphia
American says:
have been requested to mention for the sat
sfacton of his numerous friends in your city,
that your respected representative, Mr.. Mason
the American Minister in Paris, has completely
recovered from his last severe imdispositon. \
very slight impeachment to the free action Of his
left arm is now all that remains of the effect of
the attack, His mental facutie, have long since
entirely recovered their usual tone and vigor, or
were rather indeed never affected. a friend, who
has just conversed with Mr. Mason for several
hours, found him restored to all his wonted vi
yaeity and intelligence.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-15
4 HEX Later from California.

The steamer Prometheus arrived at New Or
leans on the 18th, with California dates to Jan. "a
The steamer Northern Light left on the 9th for
Now York. with 200 passengers and 100000 in
treasure.
The news is unmportant. The Legislature
had % unsuccessful ballots for L. S. Senator.
Oregon dates to January 18th report that the
Indians had attacked and murdered five whites
near Orleans, and the troops had gone in pursuit.
A general war was apprehended, as the Indians
were numerous and we'll armed.
The markets at San Francisco were generally
dull, with declining tendency
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-15
Procedures Of Congress-

WASHINGTON, Feb. 13-The Senate passed
the bill granting the right of way for subterra
mean telegraph to California. The Indian Ap
preparation bill was taken up and farther dis
cussed.
In the House, Mr.. Bocock made a speech on
the naval re organization bill, which with amend
mcnts, afterwards passed-yeas 10, nays 10
The House then went into committee of the
whole on the bill to increase the Navy by the
construction of seven steam sloops- of-war, and
the subject was under discussion when this report
closed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-15
Progress of the Revolution IN Merico.

BY the arrival of the steamer Orizaba at New
Orleans, we have adviccs from the city of Mexico
to he 9th. We annex summary of the news !:
provisional government had been established
at Acrpuc with Alvarez at the head until the ar
rival of Ceballos.
Gen. Bahamardo, the confident of Santa Anna
had been shot by the rebels,
Gen Layon will relieve Gen. Vol, the com
mandcr at Matamoras.
The revoutionsts of the Isthmus and Tehuan
tepec have declared in favor of Alvarez.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-15
Fall Trade. September, 1854,

Il hrr now ceivng. per sicnmers Balti, nnd Alps
" aud pnrkei mn CnruIinp. our Fall lupurniion
OF FOREIGN DRY GOODS, purchased for Cdsh, by
or Agent, Mr. w Wr,id,ll, II Ucry lop rates We ale
ai4o ia receipt of large and commanding stock u
| ONES nc FABRICS, pu ehSed from first hands
all al tho recent Large Auction Gales nj gren
sacrifices.
We respectfully solicit call from III, virgina and
North Carolin- Merr'Iant- tel confident eau
Ill them goods at low prices he found in
urukrr. eTEI ENSON q WEDDELL.
-cr7-cts Petersburg Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-15
Charleston Races.

SATURDAY, Feb. 10.-Jockey Club Purse.
S6OO-Three mile heats-Five started; Brown
Dick, Mary Taylor, Highlander, Esquinox mare
and Patsey O'Reily. Brown Dick won in two
straight heats. Time, 5m. AS 5m. 4Os
Second Race Single dash of three miles
Little Arthur won, heating Henry, Margrave tily,
and Ellen Evans. Time, SIN. Is LIS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-15
Nduat.

The United States store ship supply, a. Sin
clair, Lieutenant commanding, has arrived at New
York from Sumod, Japan Officers and crew all
that the Hon K. McLane, the American Minis
ter, was about to leave for Bankok to negotiate
new commercial treaty with the King of Siam.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-15
psnpsujron;o II. S. Senator.

HARRISBURG, Feb. l3.-The two Houses of
the Pennsy lvania Legislature, in joint conven-
ton, went into an election for L. S. Senator, to
day at II o'clock. On the second ballot the vote
stood as follows: Cameron 80, Bucklow IS, j.
p Jones II. Tho convention then adjourned,
and the matter was POSTPONED for two weeks.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-15
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THRUST SALE orVALUABlCR REAL

MD Personal PROPERTY IN AMHERST
COUNTY --f0rsn,rt ~ "a D., - TD.r exeeut.a NV
Dei'"h hl'"hsln ihr late Wm. r. ane, rs I us..e
Ia seq Jain iireir. ecihrd which said iced /.
dai''i tn IL I t,uhrr lsl9 snd duly rerorIir
In me 1'rih : othee oi Amherst County Court. shn l.
on faray HE 3rd dry ot March next proceed to sell
ah the Pnnise-, cernin Tract OF Lan1, upon which
said binlN, resides. anil adjoining the ands Samuel
BnLs Tnants fly,f aud others containing So acre..
10, a Negro Woman, Jhoat 3. Wears 81 age, an
Hor>eS
ilHns nrnl E~l1te On a credit ,f ., l. aud 3
nouIhs. reins giving prguIinblr ntr., sa factoril
cud rr-edthe ter.onal Properly viii be soil ~ ca,
1llOS J ktRkPAf.lNk. AdFfr nj
VA, kOANE, deed, and. - I'll, b.
authorize Ia execute uh,,ve nHtre,l tru,t.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
NOn'stE

n Office. far undet.sn,d. who r.ccnil, epe-
! iaelci att Carried IN III" Mercantile hi
Gr s llti cunt ilousr und,r TIL =i,lss aud hrn al
JOSIAH STEPHENSON \ Go..
about the last ct September 1873, dm 81, aud daah=r
al 10 CAPT. Robert .. u -. then stuck Gant thru
IN h nj. nj Which ne T. eli partnership Expired aud
WAS dis.t,se' = mutual consent excerpt n Iu Ia"
hqiJatiuun nj lac l,@. daa from aud owing tn aid rau
en- IA, Binre,ul And we being eaou4 L. br NJ sand
hu>'"c.. IL cln-e ts spnediyas possible ued hay
ing extended long indulgence hose indebted Ia us,
~ hnw most respectfully bat earnestly request those
inlohtn In u To urwari and L. their rcspec
tis" duas. Either both of the undci signed Is
authorized Ia Us lhr name al the M the settle
ment aud collection al the ebs due to sad concern,
hui the ma al the cancrrn j. Ia used b, either
onc ot the undersigned Tor any oher purpose pur-
pns"s Whatsoever. the partnership u said concern
expired ard wa fully dissovel ty mutual eensrni at
the tim nhny" specified. (sja Sept, mber, 1881
cept to the drhIs ue from mud canning said
.rrp ~ aforesaid.
JOSIAH STEPHENSON,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-15

" SEECE--Wil be sold at Public Auction On
FRIDAY, the lG II DAY ut February 1875,
NJ falr, the next fur day) the re.drnce uf
Nancy Burks, in the unity Of Amherst near redl
Mills. the TRACT af LAND on whiah ,he r,'>idc.. con
mining 1871 ACRES, adjoining the and- Of Ilaz~l
Williams, sam FL Blrh nd utLer,, abn,t y urs
a Ped nj Mills
Trims One third cs-h, and the bnieoce in one and
Years nsaIments Nnd the tieht Of hr end retained
until payment BY THE LEGATEE>.
IAN cwtlG.eb
~ Rem. copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-15
Coiifonia Senatorial Election.

New ORLEANS, Feb l3.-The California pa
pers by the Promethcus contain the ballotings
for L. S. Senator. On the 22d ballot the vote
stood-Gwin (dem.) 81 Edwards (whg) 36, Nc
Corkle (dem.) 49, Broderick IL. McDougal 5,
Latham 4, Barnet |.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-15
WHAT TIE CRlTlGS SAY.

WHAT l HE CRITICS SAY:
"idn will have howl hienh. Wien The Lonp'tghter,
Liyir haig, Bob The hcrsies EaA ii1Y AMI q host Of
others are huicd md T., gottrn '-Nrw iork icodcr.
= he picture of Vitei. counir, In, viii it,
merits exercises and M hablr4 md ,,uhuie4 of the
peonIe faithful, ona glal lufsly -kct5bcd' 49,
Ricimond Eramino.
"Ih scenery of thu tale is laid South aod the
pccuiinr institution rnne IN ri cuIAc, but
treated in MY ia give il ~ hr character of
part. IN book .-Bps'en hdr0n@y.
- rsr lfam It's rrrusol aiih,ol feeding Tint
lie h.. been IN co,r communion " ilf inr' eel al
ordinary ability il OF the bot ~nta Of fiction
that have r,nd. II /. urm n,,. story oi yir
ginio hlc."-Bed to,d Santntk
II il decidedly tin bcsi work OF The lnd tint has
been Issued and b, Of the few novels thu
should find admitlnrcn to tho family ciclr.'
In this uge of Il u,sy und trashy literature il ia really
refreshing 10 come book worthy of plarc
umoug ire higher elnss OF novels th4"-DoIy
Ir1'me, Chicago
ave hive read this exceedingly elegant cont bution
To or light literptutc With nbsorbiug ineres 'Alpur
ia hcart offering upon The otnr oi hume aud sncnl at
fcCtions n simple tne Of renl HE, drdicahl To my
brother and sister We Welcome such attribute. ~.
most heartily. Nothing inJts way stkcs memory
being it's equal, m give place 10 fitting nolie
artistic Guzelre would u gem ri Tnrest tA
nni commend Aluur TO every refined mind h-Fta 4
ie,iteS LddieS' Gd-eHe.
The trade supplied nj the u4ual discount
tcIBiS A. MORRIS Publisher Richmond Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-15
Burning in Efgy.

ALBANY, n. Y, Feb. l3.-Mr Littlciohn
speaker of the Assembly. was burnt in efiigy yes
rerday afternoon, in front of the State capitol
The Know Nothiugs at Greenbush had previous
ly performed similar operation. Dir. Thomas
was also burn in ctiigy in front of the Albany
journal office. There is much excitement.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-15
Ne,p YORK Money! Market Feb II. There was

NtW 10TK H0Nfy -H07ht1 r 90 = nt1t WIS
a good demand for short paper in New York on
Monday, and some firs.rate bills at short date
had been discounted as low ns 5a6 per cent
There was alsoa good demand for money with
out further change of rates. There was healthy
feeling in the stock market. Exchanges on Lon
don IO0al094 for 90 DIS, equal 100 3 for sight
Virginia stocks sold at 9ltd95, at which 362,OOo
sold at the morning board, s25,o00 at the lower
p ice. Thisi. decline since the 8th of Sl,75a$2.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-15
FINlslJST StG,f,

f1WtST "a LIZ Pun .IaH' tot 3suns,.i
4 II j. cd al Itu-t eNrsutr Il me lev Juhn Rurh,r
and ~iln hs,ins dte tn Nd lay at NAV 1916 fer
thr lurlose ~ Ecu il certain drt theiein mention
I'd, AM II r"cnri# Ia IN, rrk : tlire ct the fii,
tngs G"urt al Tia" rtts al L,t chung I ia Il on Saim
day, the 7ih day ii trlr Is ., proceed upon the
premise. Ia sill 10y ot public ion 10 the highest
bidder to- cash, eer,-in lnt parcel ot ground l.,
ing and being in tho cnrpar al IL" city nf Lvnth
Jury reIr the hepubliran Spring. containing one hul
at AZ acn, II beng snmr cnnveyrd b. a dt>n lrvlnr
and wiz and to tie said Rurk,r /.
Arti u es t. nsror, the -uh,e,ihcr wt conve, only
.nrh til" a. -Ne-led IN lin 10y the decd anrr-ad.
i'm. Is --l2i,wtds CREED [. Wills. Tm.lca.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-15
DR.. S T. GREGORY Cate of Missou,i)

DR. S 7. GREGORY (late of MissouIi)
| IANlNG located IA the neghborhnod of Gen .. 6
/ Clny and Benz. Wilkes, Esq. miles from thu
city of lynchburg, miles of New Londoa, and l mils
North the Salem Turnpike Differs his professional
vices to the Cilzens OF the neghburhocd and ound
ing county.
With experience oi ten years in the prnctice Of
nehicinein denscly populated and sckly portion Of
The Western country he hopes be n lie tho
diseases ot TIL. climate successfully jun WITS
~ Republican please c.p,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-15
Roanoke College.

ICE! ICE THE subscribers making arrange
] rnents to have depot for retailing Ice. at their
Store lowest market prices Those disposed favor
with their custom rely upon being regularly
piled with good Ice all times and in any quantity,
ut J. II. THOMPSON g. cos
feb l3ts New Drug Store.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-15
HOUSE AND LOTS. NEAR CAMP

:. L Q z L HOUSE. FOk NALE.-lIy
Virlne u Drrd al iru-t. executed by Nyudhan Z
Boiling Il Wifi. thu 9th OF January. g D. ii record
Ia the G,rrA', ohrc al the County Court ri Campbell
tie tniesig ned, u Trustee tllrin anpnnlri will ofrr
for sale l.ubc II, CumIhc mt House an
the 9Th day February n"Ni, HOUSE n LOT 81
IN the vicinity at tue village. he House Is Of ELL
trick, ncory with four good rponr-, aud pleasant
y 'iluhed u IA convenient dnucc frorn tho Vi Iagc.
There is al-o upon the premise. Kitchen and other
ouf.hnu,c'. IN excellent Gardrl and Nell of good
wuter. nj convenient di-nnG, from the house. The
Lot attached the ilou=e contains above five Acres
will ais" sei. at the same time. improved LOT
CO Of our five Acres, immediately adjoining
a-A- the uoovc.
Both Lots will be stld credit of and 10 months
in equal instalm"nt-. Purchasers will he required
live bonds with good personal security. IA the title
retnines until the whole purchase nancy i pail.
The title i believed to be Hnque~tonabie, hut acting
TRUSTEE she'll only cpnNcy such us is vested in me
by the deed aforesaid.
EDWIN r. rAGE, Trustee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-15

NEW YORK, Feb. IL Flour downward no
quotahIe change in southern. Wheat unchanged.
Corn downward.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-15
PLANO FORTES.
IST GLASS DIPLOMA AWARDED

RICHMOND va.
CUTTERS Il SIMDNS, No. l57 Vain St, (nearly
)opposife tho E.rhnnge Bank,) RicHNo, D. VA,
lnyr received tho agency for the State OF Vrgnio, for
lie snle # WM. y. EMERSON'S celebrated PIANO
ORiES. These Piunos finished in the very best
mnnner md for their ,weetness md btiancy of tone
md durability, equal those Ut any other manuiac
tl1 ID in ia. country.
i fact tooIthy Of HO'r One of Emerson'a Piano
ortes, put the Fair OF the Mechanics Institute
past closed in Richmond without the knowledge Of Mr..
Emerson, received he highest premium ararded-A
FIRST CLASS DIPLOMA.
Every instrument warranted in every respect
We shall sell our Primo Fortes Mt the lowest prices
fn- cash OF good nogotiaple piper. ia 27-ifdscIy
LIME SALT.-4Ol Sacks prime brands, uaoat
D aud for sale b,
DAVENPORT. ALLEN s. CO.
ian 19-ds Richmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-15

CssDA REV AgsD.-Lost between the Wash.
- -NIingt0n llonse and the Railroad De pot. tho
1Oh january. CARPET BAG. containing some few
rnlhcA and twn pocket books. without money. but with
II number f papers. very valuable 10 tho owner. Tho
nhoYr rewnr viii be pnd tire restoration of the bag
aud papers nj the Nirgiuinn office.
feb3 dts Ken. ropy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-15
BY TELEGRAPH,
LATER FROM EUROPE
Arrival of the Steamship Asia e!
British Ministry Resigned -Ani,irs AT
SebnstOpOi tnchangcd-N Markets.

HALIFAX, Feb. l3-The Cunnrd steamship
Asia has arrived with dates from Liverpool to
the Bird inst.
The European political news is important.
The British Ministry had resigned and the Eurl
Of Derby had failed to establish n new Cabinet.
Much anxiety was felt ON that account in England.
The state of affairs ut Sebastopol were un.
changed at last advices. No fighting of impor.
anee had taken place. Fresh supplies was ar
irving, and the condition of the army had improv-
ed
The Prnssan army has been placed ON II Wa
footing. and the government refuses to pcrmitat
French army to pass through its territory.
Mr.. Soule is reported dangerously ill.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL Feb .3,-Flour and Wheat-specu-
latiye demand. Corn declined Is. White quo.
ted at lis.
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