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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-19
WICKERSslAM,S
I nvERCoMPLAINT, JAUND1cE pYs

Arepse Chrome + Nervous Debility Disease Of the
hlih'ys' and n5 discusses arising from u Disordcrcd
Liver or stomach such ma Constipation, Inward Phcs,
fullnosr, Blood the Head Acdty of the Stomach
Nnu ca, Heartburn. Disgust for Food funess OF weight
/ the Stomach, Sour Fluctuations Sinking OF Flurrng
at the PIT OF the stomach Swimming of tho II nd Hur.
RED and difficult breathing, Fluterng Mt the Heart
Chonkng or Sutocatng Sensa iona when in l,ug pos.
tnrc. Dmacss of Vision Dots Webs before The -ght-
Fever and Dali Pain in the Head, Deficiency of Pcrs-
pirniion. Yclownrss of the skin and Ewes Pnn IN tho
She Back, Chest, Limbs &c Sudden Flushes sf Feat
Burning in the Flesh, Constant mnenings Of Evil and
gIont depression oi Spirits can be efcotuny ed by
DocTsR IlooFLASDs CrLrBRArrD
GERMAN BlTTERS
prepared by DIR. e. NJ. Jucksun German Melicine
Store, No. 100 hrch st. door below Sixth Philado
Their power over the above Diseases IL not cxceed
II eqnncd, by uny other preparation in the United
States, the attest in many cues inter- sLI
phyaician- bud failed.
Thcse Btrrs worthy th- attention of lnynlils
"'sesing grca virtues in the recthcnfon of the liver
and lesser glhnds, exeicsing the searching puwer
IN wcai ness and affections # the digestive organ they
are wlti'nI ao," ccnain aud pleasant
VIRGINIA TFsTiaoEf. J. NJ. Wilson, brNington.
Nn.. Feb 9th, 1862. sad: II entirely out of tn.
German BtetA. They become al ,hr rage Moth
ng .lae SELL.
The Tenth Legion. published nj wu,d.tock, vn.
aid, Jan i0ih 1907 "A Great Medicine We hnvo
n"rmly rcirnined from recommending to the pnb,
any ut The 'hrtous lmtent medicines of the day unless
thoroughly convinced If their value. Among those
we consider worthy of notice, is the German Bitters in.
cnted hy DIR Hooland, aud prepared by Dr. Jack son
n Philadelphia One instance in particular ia which
he superior virtues OF ts medicine have been tested
ns iallen under observation During the last sum.
met n +on OF Mr. Ahrnm Cabill, ct ths county.
cry seriously affected with Liver O.mpainl md after
iying IN Yuin vnrihus RENE cs he purchased bottle
ct the bers, and alter using it, much relieved
OF his distressing mady thn he procured asoher bot
lie, md is now restored entirely to health"
hey entirely vegetable, free from all injurious
Ingredients, alway. strengthen the system, and never
estate il.
For sale wholesale by Druggists in all the principal
cities md AT retail by aroihecares and sorekeepers in
every in the United Sintes.
Sold by D. r LYMAN, J. II. THOMPSON n CO..
IN J. IL SEAY Il co, Lynchburg, nd by dealers in
medicine everywhere. Isep6ly
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
CLAVEs FOK sAIE.-Rr ,l,tnr Of =

SLANES FOR SAIE-Bv virtue of n u =.
, rter nf the GIr.ul' Cont nf Apiar.t mn, -.
aouared IN the -eof "Tasle,'s adm'rvs Wilkinson
All o'h"r' Tho Undersigned commissioner appointed
nv I'M sud Curt will proceed to srl at Pedlar Mill. In
N'a 'f.' cor " "Htie 20th day March next Mt pub
au.liru.
ELEVEN TdLrABLE SLAVES;
Belonging TO Nelson Ttnsiey's es'ate; consisting of
MIN Women. BOYS nrd Girl. Sumo OF said Sla,,s
m" 'e> Likely, and " Il be sold On tcr,'it al MOI =
es"labe rute- satisfactorily ,uor .rd vii he arqulse
The suh-cr er vii conv.v sus tflc as Is vested In hi
y said deer e,-bul tie til /. be.sr1 L. b.. cold.
JOHN u DAVIS
r. 10 cs 2Oma Communications,
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CoNNEcTICUT.-Th Democrats of connect
cut held a Convention on the 18th, and nomina-
ted Samuel Ingham for Governor. They denounc-
ed the Know Nohings and the Maine liquor
Inv
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Isl SnneIior nl1 and natinc aaloon
!. Il, uorklNs, II HuLl. " IL RYAN, 7 ". ATKINSON
HOPKINS, HULL ~ CO..
Wholesale Dry Gools Merchants,
958 Market Street,


INVITE tie intention of Merchants visiting TIN.
ke: heir scjs hrge stock III British French and
American DRY GOODS. They have cndcasorcd TO
simply deficiency that has long existed In this market
by keeping lsrroapd elrenut stock of
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
Nany 81 which Of elegant quality aud design. Hav.
my oIru vantage OF the depressed state OF thu market
IN purchasing thcIr Goods tnoy will be nbie offer
great Inducements To huver aud Ia order IL tho
nE>r CLASS rR,pr they will sell all profits Tor
cash or To punctnal dcnlcls fell dsc3m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-19

y M-I sci ON F17aV, tNo IND d0N n Nlarrh NAT
'rse md Il Snall Factory Press Screws md Pc,sr-
M"nI !, Mill, md summary othrr urul, tpxturcs con
Pi,i"g every thing necessary carry the manoar
turr Tobacco.
Terms mndc known ON On, nf sal.
frIo ,touu HENRY I,INNINEvn\ = -
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A VALUABLE TKACT LaNnaf

APRIVATE SALE.--The undersigned having rn,re
,nu thar he well cultivate desires To sc il, order
that he may get smaller Farm rhe lratt i, .iiuale
within miles Of the Alexandria aud Gorlonsye K iii
road. contains 4324 ACRES, b, actual .u,vey, mn
lies in the County of Amherst and the waters Il
Harris Greek; the Creek running through the Farm
known Burks Tract, md JOINS The laud Of FMi
ST. George and Ohm Amber, Zachariah Tinslry and
others. AS to The qu lily of the hand mud its produc
tvene.s need say nothing, Tor all persons know. IN
ing ,ythnC about that section of country. lying Il.
the of Harris Greek AMI under the foot of the
Tobacco Row Mountain, need be told OF the rroduc.
vcnesS of its soil, tor il Is well known by ali such
The improvement are II DWELLING HOUSE of six
rooms. Smukc House. Cabin, Barn Stables und Corn
GSs House The Farm is divided into six fields. with
AA running in each field aud good Spring no,
far from the house
I here Two Orchard. the Farm-one an old
orchard of very excellent Fruit and nown to fail
Also, young Orchard OF &c trees of choice ru in ,
thriving condition.
There is plenty of Timber the Farm to support
II, and any of fire God, and good portion OF
the Land is well taken in Glove | deem it hot NJ ccs
sury sd, anything more, but and for your
selves when You can htnr my Irice, which low and
my terms that easy. Possession be given Mt
most time. THOMAS II. CRONE.
! CT ami
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Female COLLEGIATE Institute,

FsNIE Spring Session OF this institution will open ON
Wednesday, 2lst February. Bonrl OF Instructors
follows:
Rev Jno. c. Blackwell. A. NJ. President aud Professor
al Nat. Science aud Ethics.
Mr. VIM. N fuge A NJ, Professor of English and
Classical Literature
Mr. J. j Pous a NJ. Profess or of Alalematic..
Mr. Arnaud Prrot, Professor of Modern augrRges nnd
Music
Mr'. Z. a. preot, Assistant in French md Music
Miss Sarah Cobb. Assistant H. English aud Scientific
Course
MI, Mary +. f lwards Assistant in Music.
Nus" Susan fcthy irstrucess in Ornamental branches.
Mise Mary +. Blackwell Assistant in Literary Course
md Music.
Nj aud Mrs Golf of Richmond. with an assi.taI +,
VII hare charge Of the Boarding Department.
Terms per session of five months, rs follows:
Bonld. inrlading fisl lights md washing, s 80 30
Tuition in English Branches 10 90
" Classical % on
Modern Languages. each. 30
" Music on the Piano Guitar, with
use oi Pnuo % 90
Vocal Music, 40 charge.
" Drawing aud two kinds of Needle
Work, ea III, 5 90
Monpchromatc Painting. full course, 10 90
or whole expenses of Pupil in English branches sc 90
do dom Classical course 70 90
Modern Languages in either extru, 80
All fe,s dur in advance. No deduction except in
'a'es of protracted sickness Pupis will be changed
Ton hfenhage and abuse oi Furniture.
JNu. c. BLACKN ELL.
Allress-Gmvel Hill, Buckingham Na
an d.gl, jim
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EDWIN II. PAGE, Trustee.

At Il c same time aud place will sci suuiry articles
of Household aud Ait, hen Furniture for cn~h.
feb ) c2Iwt27ieb Il. q. nOSS.
Z = Ron e li,v
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Washington House Standing YETI!

i was said at al old tut ho built hts house
hsandy foundation. aud WHEN the wilds blow ard the
rain descended tie house hell. What u contrast does
Malhr lcilw,rh rrrss.t H. elected tn. foRHd7tior
of tho Nashingtsp lloz"
SMITH Superior Bar and Eating Saloon.
and n,withstanr tue tmpet at change thHt ha- been
taging above stu- SMITH hos No =, iicnce Ia Inc;
hut is ready al luu, IL his friends and the
rahc With Cvrrv elca~v pr tie scasnn, in IA" E.rNG
thfANIMtSrps Ne, most .lirlnns heyrrpEeS.
- '>mhh'- lnstniatne Cordial slill abundant.
ian DID,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-19
WANTED TO HIRE.-The .ub.cribe,

M ANTED TO HIRE.-The subscribe.
w wish to hire for their work tie Va. IL Tenn
rnlroad, in the Mountsin region of Va, a humber Of
strong and boys, for which liberal hire will be pa
hey have had long experience in the manage f
negroes, and are themselves large owners. Hiel -
g,oes will receive tho treatment in every -, a
that they give their One Of .ee Nv
Lynchburg at any time till the 10th If JaLaaiy H.,
Washington Hotel, at McCorkle Simpson 4 .ap.
1rnt Mcdaniel a. Hurts. They will also buy ur AM.
boys dec 25. dacts SCOTT & ADAMS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-19
800 ACRES OF
BEAVER CREEK LAND FOR SALE.
WITH EIGHT NEGROES,

y
4 CONSISTING of Men, Women aud Bows: II aree
" H. at 3 GUIDED Caitle, Horse Oxen, H1-s Nc.
&c,-lhe subscriber offers for s,- las Tact Of land,
IN Campbell county, BE yer Creek. adjoining In
lands of WIN. Cough. esq, Col Wiley, Capt. perro0
and others-eight mil - trom th"city /, nchburg
tour rnrs from Campbell Coutt Iou.e. c1nlainng Sou
ACRES. 500 acfes ceutcd and 3Oo II woods heavIl
tmbered with Oak. Pine and Hickory. There are &
of Greek Flat, 40 oil which we TEL in tn b.
meadow grasses, and about ono fourth OF the Land l.
high state of improvemrnt-hl, been lined
MANFRED with view of setting it IN Grass The sri
re cry ON lime st ne beds. very lrr. nm productive
highly susceptible of extensive Improvement ubundand
supplied with and well enclosed
The improvements al GOOD u6l arw except T.,
DIVE LING. which is plain log house. There is "a
thr Tact now and suhstantni SAW MILL. uaI
ii Shngl" and Lath Mi, attached, with wat,r pow.
ca "bie"f driving ali and saving for l2in l500n lug.
Der day. There is pine thrtracf # ie aree. gr1, .
1l0sc to the Mil the raud Ia ylcturg il awa good
Snmmet AMI Winter being NJ Ndami.el nil tn W.
lh' expenses of the Mill are light and viii nay
Of $1,000 year There i. abundance lime bra
and lnrge now Kiln and open quarry, with li.t
oxpense, will bum 100 bushels Limo day
The neignbarhood i cerrionahle aud hcfr il
Chmch School, Mil, 81. near the promises. will
take pleasure Ia howng the iurd any person ISL
Ing to buy, and give possession once
1t will be divided into Tracts if desired. L III
half well watere and has plenty Of wood land ,1.,
port the place.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-19

] \ he Circuit Gour; Of Appomattox county. Jno. W
Kinney, alm'r of Rhoda V. Mckinney, pluin.
uIs against Charles w Sntham, Robert Stah,m, WIN
Flrbaslr and Jefferson p. Furhush trustees Nc Geo.
". A Raine admir- of Caroline NJ. Raine, Nn. pari-
Sheriff OF Appomattox and as such, admr Of Jane, l..
Sotham. def.tdams,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-19

Apppomattox Co. llo., 18th Jan. 1853 {
The Circuit Court aforesaid, the 23rd day of
September lS5i nude the following order in The nhoyc
rtse. VIZ:
Tho Court doth ndiudge. "ldef and drcrae TINT
Ghas W StatEnm do render before of tho Connis-
toners of this Court, account Ot the hines # the
nves Tony, Nnncy and Warwick. since the denrh of
lanes l. Stuhnm which account The suid commissioner
il directed examine, state and settle an make
port this Couu."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-19
~. BLAKE PITTmA
PETERSBURG VA.
DoNNAN & co,
General Commission Merchants,
Richmond. virginia.
Fall Trade. September, 1854.

NA are now ircrving, peralcamcrs Bnltie and Aln4
W mud packet ship Curone Full Importation
of FOREIGN DRY GOODS, purchased ton Cash by
our Agent. Mr. w Weddrll, u uery ior rntes We NJ,
nlso IN rccript of large and commanding stool, u
DOMESTIC FABRICS, pul chased from Grst halds
aud Mt The reecat Large Auction Sales at great
sacrifices.
We resp-cif'l, solicit u call from III. vrginin and
North Carolina NJ rchant-, H. ocf con iidcut can
oier them goods low prices Hs cnn be found in my
mnrk.t. STEA ENSON e. WEDDELL
aep7-cta Pe,.,.Lu,, ".
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FLOODED STOGk-

will sell 80 head of genuine short horn Durham Cat
IT, some GOOD Mill Cows, with young cnv"s II head
of Horses yoke of Oxen, 80 mend uf Hogs Wapgou.
and gear, 10 Improved Pows, large Harrows, hols,
Cnrts aud all other PLANTATION Utensils, on the Farm
Also. Corn ard Cob CRUDE and Mil, Corn Shelter.
~ fus sale will take place ON tha premises LIST div
OF March Terms accommodating IN made known nrr
day Of s,e.
feb dSctln1ar JOHN RUCKER.
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The parre. aforesaid, plaintiff aud defenian's will
take notice ihat hive appointed the Goth dry Of Feb
inary my office, tuke the above account when
aud where they required attend with all the
evidence necessary ennble take snid account
Given under my hand as Commissioner in Chancery Of
the Cicut Cont OF Arponattox.
an oo-w4w JND W. WOODSDN Coum'r
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CITY PROPERTY TO

Y ALU ABLE CITY PROPERTY Tor
SALE rffrr fot SAT-, on 22nd February. LOT
Black Water Creek, fronting 55 feet and running
bar tie Creek, i'm rediacy between the Virginia n
Tenn. and O & A. h. K. Depot
TOBACCO Factory FIXTURES.
will sell on liberal the following Factory
Fixture-, wiz
80 Tobaccn Iron Presses.
Is srtt I, blrco Mills,
8 'robncco FinishrIs
| laree Coal Furnace
5 large Factory Stoves
la sc lion Licorice Boilers will hold 81 gallon
each,
G large Screw Iron Bnr',
40 or so Bands, and all Fixtures apneraining to
Tobacco Factory.
Terms accommodating and made known an day OF
sale.
fh dsrto2ab JOHN RUCKER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-19
BENNETr & BEERS. propricror..

No. 7 = Nn0 81, Nlchmond, VI.
And Tor sale by J. II. Seay, d. r. LYMAN, J II
Thompson Co.. I.snchbme, Vn., and by deu 'ers il
Medicines eNcry~irtc scpaly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-19

The California papers to the 9th ult., by the
Northern Light, contain some further matters of
interest.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-19

John Tabor former editor of the Stockton Jour
nal, and one of the best Newspaper writer's in the
State has been sentenced to be hung in Stockton
on the 10th March for the murder of Joseph Mans
field.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-19

MOUNTAIN Butter,
~ Extra and super Fine Flour For sale by
DEC dts B T. SACKETT,
Main Street
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-02-19

at IL OF the very iew Novels tha should find
Ln Lle lnmilY circln y nnlv LNhlcnanL rrIhmnn
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rl'fslJs SAIL.

authorized In execute above ann Cd trust
feb l2.ct}mar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-07
MARsHFIELD.

-
! Massachusetts correspondent OF the New
York Journal of Commercs gives an inter
e,tipg account Of visit to Marsnne'o' .ne
late home of Daniel Webster. He says 'na'
there are manifest changes on the oo'"'o
farms and lands having been sold to the *
tent Of about fifteen hundred aeres, ana 'n'
noble herds that were wont to Craze upon
the fields gone and scattered. The dwelling
however, occupied by the sole heir OF tne
departed, still remains in the family WIN
some three hundred of the choicest acres OF
the estate
Mr.. Webster's library, according to the
estimate Of the Journals correspondent con
tains more than six thousand volumes Oh
which two thousand are political, If under
that term congressional and diplomatic
works may be embraced. OF history, tnere
are fully thousand books; of cyciopedias'
dictionaries and hand books, five hunoreo
of agriculture and works bearing upon ~
the same number. There is scarcely USE
less volume in the whole collection, and one
would judge from the books, says the cores
pendent. that the owner bought for his OWE
use, and not at all for display, and that he
meant perfectly to understand every subJec'
that be was called upon to investigate IN hi
varied relations and callings. For forty year.
Mr.. Webster was collecting these literary
treasures, and they are good representatives
of bis mind and heart.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-07
RECEIPTS,
! IEEOIIIK 4 "
BY CANAL. RIVER AND RAILROAD,


For the soeek ending 4th Of August
Nv rHE CArAL-l34A hhds and 1l4S boxes Tobsec !;
20 5S7 bushels WI heat; 1886 bbls Flour Is tons
Copper Ore; 44S do. pig Iron; 4iA Coal. and sun'
dree Aegregs.e down TONNAGE, S,567.T76 lbs;
seeregate up tonnage 2 57S ST. lis.
pvrur CENTRAL RAILROAD -967 bags Whest;
:sI4 b,gs Corn; Sill bags Oats; 62 bags Rye; u
hhds and boxes Tobacco; 7CS bbis 1lour; %
baey Meal; $40 lbl. Bacon; 66 bags Wool; = baies
Cotton; 81 Empty Barrels; so tons Pig Iron; -
Lambs, 40 packsges Butter; Is veala; bbls Egg;
8rolls Leather; e4s Chickens. 81 kegs Lard.
Ry rHE RICHMOND AND DAHvILLE RAILHeAD.-,
800 hbds Tobacco; ITO boxes do Is, 09z bushe 10
Wheat; 206 do. Corn; 80 do. OatG II barrels
Apples and Peaches; 4 frs Timber; l6 boxes
baes Rags; 20 boxes eundres.
BY THE RICHMOND AND FREDERIcKsBuaG RAIL
Rad 1869 bags Wheat; Az do Corn; SO do.
Mea': IL do. Rye; boxes Tobacco; 30 bags
Oats; IA hhds Tobacco; n Lambs. =
LANDED AT RfcKErrs.-5605 busk.l Wheat ZIG 1856
feet Lumber; 1900 bushels Corn; 2O60 casks
Lime; 28i tons Guauo; 697 do. Coal; 200 do. PIG
Iron; 1900 bags Rio Coffee; 20 bales Straw; l500
kess Powders $50 bushels Wheat; $50 tons lesi
IS Zoo Iathes. ard New York steamer with an
assorted Cargo.
LANDED IN THE DocK.-S0 800 bushels Coal; $3.50
barrels Flour; 104 half barrels do; 642 cases To.
baceo; 1856 boxes do 90 tons Pig Lead; 1S5 kegs
Nails; IL tons Guano; 162 barrels Mdz S67 casks
Lime; 5000 Shingles; 80 hhds Tobacco; 81 tons
Copper Ore; 5000 BIicktI tons Iron; 5000 feet
Lumber; SO tierces TobsGco; o rolls Leatberi ~
hhds Bacop; Wheat Fans; Sc boxes Mdz.; u
bushels Coal; "a empty Barrelt; 5 bundles Chairs;
Wardrobe; 800 bbls. Cement.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-07
FLAX COTTON.

Notwithstanding the failure of Chausen' s
patent for converting fax into cotton, which
some years ago created quite sensation in
England, and the abandonment of similar
attempt in New Jersey, the New York Mirror
says that an enterprising Yankee has sue
ceeded in producing, at small expense, an
article which the Mirror pronounces Every
fine, whether by itself or compared with
the best real cotton" The editor, who was
permitted to witness the process, says F." In
just twenty minutes of time a wisp of
second rate flax, not more than half
cleaned of the 'shive,' transformed, pres
to Changed into white, curly, and, as it
struck US, beautiful cotton. All that was
done was to place the fax in bowl of
huid, compounded of two cheap, simple
materials, dissolved in Croton, and instanter
the explosion of the fibre and the bleaching
began, and as before said, in twenty minutes
tho cotton was made. All that is done with
the fax is to thoroughly explode all its fibres
and bleach it-that is the whole process, and
there is no apparatus or material required
that is not easily and cheaply accessible to
any farmer in the land, and the conversion
can be done in thimble holding 'scruple.'
or vat holding ton of fax. AS to the
manufacture of the article, it applies to any
cotton, wooden or worsted machinery
The Baltimore Patriot says it is claimed
for the Yankee cotton fax, that it can be
manufactured cheaper than the real cotton
that it is finer, softer, and stronger material !;
that it will serve every purpose for which
cotton Is used that in delaine fabrics it will
take fast colors, and the fax can be grown
any and everywhere" The Patriot antici
pates that if these claims are borne out by
subsequent results, our cotton growers are
destined to meet with serious competition in
field which they have hitherto had to them
selves.
The unceasing efforts of the North, and of
England, to free themselves for dependence
upon the South, for the article of cotton, is
in striking contrast with the dependence
which the South rather cherishes than
seeks to shake off, upon the abolitionists of
New England for thousand articles which
she could manufacture for herself. As to
any spprehensions, however, of the Yankee
fax experiment, it will be time enough to
entertain them when the result bears out the
claims and even then, the South is as well
adapted to the fax culture as any other part
of the world. But the day is far distant, in
our opinion, when any substitute can be
found for cotton.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-07
AMERICAN DENTISTS.

In an article on the American Dental Con
veniion in session in Philadelphia, the Bull
letin of that city remarks that it is universal
ly admitted that the dentists of America are
the first in the world, that the most eminent
in Paris for years, have been Americans, and
q German dentist knows no higher praise for
any Improvement in his profession than to
term it American. 1t is gratifying to know
that such skill and aptitude are literally re-
warded. Probably none but the most sue.
cessful legal or medical practitioners reap as
large pecuniary harvest as dentist in full
practice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-07
THE CONVICTION ROAD.

The Covington Railroad is unqusstionably
the most important of all the improvements
which will come before the next Legislature
OF Virginia. If that Legislature should ad
journ without providing the means of extend
ing the road to the Ohio. we may well de
SPAR of the future of this Commonwealth
The principal Improvement of the South win
be abandoned midway, and in the two years
that viii intervene before another Legisla.
ture can assemble, the trade of the West will
become fixed in other channels. But we
cannot admit the possibility of such suicidal
folly. We cannot believe that another v;r.
ginia Legislature. in which will he found
some Of the visest and most patriotic men of
theState, viii consent to surrender forever ~ :
shortest and most practicable avenue ha
tween the West and the seaboard, and Tins
throw Virginia irrscoverAbly behind the first
class States of the confederacy.