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W. Nv fine specimen of emhaming yoster
day, az the rooms of Mr.. James F. Harvey The
bod1 If male infant, apparently n year old. en-.
closed IA beautiful rosewood coffin; the silver
plat bearing tn inscription, "Embalmed by Dr.
Holmes, in the city Of New York. February Is
1850 -
Iii claimed for this discovery that it is in eye
ry respect superior to the Egyptian mode of en-.
balmlng, rs no exposure of the body. removal of
any portion of it,ora any onyelopmen, in deep folds
OF In ~ is required. The process in~tantane
ouSlY arrests decomposition, destroys all offensive
odor, restores quite natural appearance ~ tbo
BODY aud preserves it from decaying for am in.
d finite period of time. The operation is Der.
formed with no Inconvenience or trouble to the
family of the deceased, in IA few moments. simnlv
by opening vein in one of limb. of the body and
injecting into 1t tiuid.-Washiagton SENT.
mel '
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-27

At a meeting of the teachers of the Lynclburg
African SUNDAY School, held at the lecture room
of st. Paul, church, on sunday the 25th instant,
the following resolutions were unanimously
doptcd:
Resaired Isl, That while, in the dspcnsation
which has removed from our midst the late Mr..
CYRUS TALlAFERRo, we rccognz' the will of our
common Father and Friend, aud submit, it is
with hearts deeply sensible of our loss that we
find his place amongst Us vacant.
Resolred 2nd, That by the death of one 50
richly adorned with all the graers which cluster
about the christian character, the community has
sustained a loss which must be deeply felt, and
we. teachers of this school, hive cause of spe.
cial regret our departed friend having been n
most Jealous aud efficient co laburer in this n in
every other good work.
Resolved 3rd, That the superintendent be d
rretcd to send copy of these resolutions to the
tamy OF the deceased in token Of our sincere
sympathy for them IN their bereavement.
Rtsoired an, That these proceedings be in.
serted in the city papers, and the southern
Chmchnan.
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BASIS PRINCIPLES
or THE AMERICAN PARTY

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From he Roehesl.l Lnian Of 1Anrsd,

Great Gale on Lake Onfaiio Fearful Ruinors
y tremendous equinoetial gale has swept axe
Ontario for two day past, hu, subsidized in a meas.
ure last evening. There is runor in town that
the ne" steamer Zimmerman toundered yester-
day on her passage from Toronto to Niagara. we
have not been able at the present writing to trace
the rumor to u reliable source. 1t purports TO
have come from the passengers of the steamer
Peerless, which came from Toronto to Lewistown
yesterday. 1t is said that the Zimmerman was
seen from the Peerless when about half way across
the Lake, and has not since been heard Of The
Peerless came into Niagara River, we understand
disabled having been roughly used by the wind
and waves. VIM. Darling, agent for the Zim.
norman in this city, states that he hears nothing
of the loss of the steamer and does not think
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From tho American Organ.
A Veterana Onininn


Tho venerable john Lewis oi kentucky. by
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-27

In his lucid, frank and able letter of aeccp=
toneo, Mr.. Flournoy SAYS: - endorse fully the
Basis Principle ,of the American pnrtF. believing
them to h TIL most conservative pfe~ented t.
the consideration If the country since the ezlab-
lishment Of our independence" For the benefit
of such of orr render. n have no; those
principles we suainn them. The opinion 81 their
merit, pronounced Jy Mr. Flounos will meet
with GaneIal cancmrrenen
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-27

A private letter from high authority in Halifax
saws: II do not believe. that within the broad
limits of the commonwealth filter man, every
way, can be found for the office of Governor,
than Flournoy. Every good citizen has reason
To hail with joy the evidences every where
Astounding Of the political regeneration Of our
State
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-27

TDR ATTORNEY GfAthiI.
HON J. M PATTON. of Richmond Va.
How the Old-lners l'egard the Staunton Nomi-
nations
We invite attention again Ia the emphatic aud
unequvoca declarations Of an "Oid.iiae Demo-
Graf" in the last Salem Register. The writer, rs
we have before stated Is DANIEl. J. HoGE ESQ.,
of Montgomery. He correctly describes himself
as ia "ortbados. even an iran-side Democrat
He is an able lawyer. an influential Politician
and an irreproachabIe gentleman. His opinions
of the Stauntont ticket, aud of the American creed
are given with force of expression and freedom
Of style Characteristic of him as speaker aud
writer. Taking the "eNpoeiton of know-Noth
ingism furnished 10y Democratic papers, a his
text. he asks "ean wr-ddrc ire, g. with our pre-
sent leaders of the Democratic purity. against
it" He say he has "al,eays held the principles
laid down in this c1pose"-that he has "awavs
considered them the ctry esSoprc ef y mocrncy'
and TINT he canuot throw them .sav nj the die
taiion Of ~ present. atw Hgh Democrats"
Again, he describes the American creed A. en-
braclng sentiments Of The psrcsf Bfmncracy"
ami warns the conductors Of the Democratic
press that thrv ''oannet get thc old.fa-hianed
Democracy 10 Join in this objection 10 their own
cherished principles Tn only thing that
will save the Democratic party in Virginia" be
declares. "s for them 10 change their course To-
ward- the Know Nofhng-.' .'Nhr AFRO they 50
foolish. ' he ask. "as 10 run after VIZ in NJ.
presen, ,rjId gosse chase after them - Tim
oIn-tIxr prvoee ,,.,. .f vir,ini, :, ho s.,s ..bs
passed entirely ost Of tdror, and the party is
,,ix,,tipto IN. b.n5.,f ,,.,,y., t,,.,,y.
mir off, ha.,,r, vh,, ,,ro .t;,,, Ia. mt.
into atoms .naa, 10, all l..',,..,l ;. l.,
entraats ..6.ca,s.. u.,., H. IL. :,
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10 come into onr ranl. IA ,,o,L ~ D,,,ocro,,,
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fall dow. aud yor.bi,,.L;. u.,,.r,.., a,,;.,,. .,
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whose 6dsli,, - Il. - i,s,,,r.y H., -. r..
questioned That tbe., o,,ini.,s n,a,, I,y. a..
weight n wbfcl, they ,,e o,,,i,.J -, ,l,.,.,,..
we need only mcmillan that ,t,,. -.
b,r . tho ,a.a pac,....# $780,.
and was ,ba cboir,, a ,.o,,.. g.
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impo.sble to dapgt TN. ,f....,.1 III,
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him the sentiment bo u,t.r. r,,o,.l,,., t...,.'
the beet md hurdsp #,r H., H.. a...1.#r
the good fbt and Ion, III, ti,L ,l........i5''
how. when tho, stood L,,,..,, a., =
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-27

We are authorized to announce Henry Dun
NINGIoN IA II candidate for election to the of
fee of Sergeant Of the city of l.ynchburg.
mar 2D-tdc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-27

We are authprizod TO announce 1Hos. DlL-
LARD randidate FL the Office of CommiS sioner of
Revenue for this CITY. mar22- dtde
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-27

that ,he irft Toronto If the boat has founds ed
all on hoard must have persisted. We trust there
no truth IN the report.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-27

HIGH CoHSrAhtE.-We are requested I" an
nouncc JAS. G. KoYALL u candidate Tor r. elec-
ton t, thc office of High Constable of the city Of
l-ynchbmc. mar2@-dtdc
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.

THE MAYoRALrY.-W beg leave respectfully
to bring Ia the attention ol the voters of Lynch
burg the name of CAPT \. +. BIGGERs, for the
Office of Mayor of the city. He is one Of
most highly respected and useful citizens, aud has
devoted the yigor of youth and the maturity of
advanced age Ia the service of the people of
l.ynchburg. At all times and under all circnm-
stanee.-in the night and IN the day. h. has been
diligent in the discharge at his dute' an ofi
Ger of the city. He las dune all this laboriou-
service too for LITTLE pay. and the m"st -4ttabI"
and snly return which the people can now MAKE
him in his advanced years i, II give him the
ofii % Of mayor lie is well qualified 10 a >ehartye
the dafie- al the oiicc--he j. ap carly a late
81 b. Away II hi, post, in season a.. Of If
,aa-on. aud yII -erye. when required, a night H.
arIa IN ti.c ipy. T. hnngo vel! tt wants Of
tn city aud viii ttor leauu-ly in ''er behalf.
Wrnrcd sarb MAYOR, am without intending
any thing 10 The di-poagemru' ii Inc present J"
cambpnt, we mean to -ay thai capt. \. I. Big
ger i the man for the pace. and W. hepeit may
DC the pleasure. Us We are coniiIentt is the datg.
# the people Of Lynchburg, t. elect him On the
Third day OF April ensuing.
mar. 26-dtsif MANY VOTERS.
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POR ATTORNEY 6fENER1L.
HON j M PATTON. of Richmond, Va
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MANY VOTERS.

We arc authorized TO announce NM. ID.
BRANCH a. candidate for reelection I" the
Mnyorally of this city.
mnr 2l-tde
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-27

Tn CASE OF pg. BGALE.-ln 'biiudelphia.on
Tuesday, The Grand Jury made AN important prc-
sentiment inthe tonrt at Qnartcr Sessions. stating
that from evidence addurrd before them "A plan
had heen formed some time since to obtain SO
0OO from the famly AMI frcod- Of DR.. Bcalc, in
ordgt to employ counsel aud pay the expenses of
procuring a pardon from the Governor. The par-
ticuIars are rs folio,
The pre- eminent alleges That the plau "yn.
urged ul.on the friends ofthn prisoner aud doclin-
ed by thom--tha the parties tot hi, aooltier plaza
were Charles {. Rhodes 1nd Mrs. Turner, the lat
ter a sister ol the pr,ouer-that tho iHdi,id0a-
to whom this plan vas communicated. and bv
whom II WIS declined, were thu Rev. john Cham
hers y Mr. Daniel Striumet1--thut thc.cNistcncr
of such "A pan WIS known nthose seutlemeu.nnd
other friends at the prisoner, A. tar hnck a> the
early part II January, lat wa, not communicated
to TIL public authorities it wa, the design
of tn parties to this arrangement to appropriate
S5utu Ia the employment OF counsel. who WAS
designated, bat tdora i NJ mode Of ascertaininr
from the evidence taken what was to be done with
the Other $1,000, The jury express the belief
that neither Gov RjgIcr nor Gov. Pollock had
any hnowedge of the matter. Dir. Beale himself
refused 10 listen t. the proposition. The iurv
further express their reprohatiol of extortng
money hon the distressed for such purposes,
and also OF compensutng hired agents 10 procure
pardous.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-27

JUDGE LfSou.-Ihc negro who killed a Mr.
Russell. in Clay county No, not long since by
cutting him 10 pieces with en,n knt', "a- taken
FROM jail hsl week, and hung by the "l5z"nH with
cat 8lge or jprv.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-27

ron LTETf. GOTERAOR,
HON ]. NJ II BEALE, of Mason Va.
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MILLINERY "a FANCY GOODS

- 10 NEHN' 10 \ NEIS!l q
VIZ PRIMO AltLI>ARY j,h W. illeId T.. IN
sci cheaa tor nh Nc r,.-p# r,.a} sitr II. II IN
ton uftnc puhl'r tit
r#a,abt. q ! BE%INT
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FUNERAL NOTICE

The Funeral service of the late Mrs j. D.
MITCHELL, will take plac" at the 2nd Prcsbvte-
run Church. thi, (ruesday) evening, at :}o'clock.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-27
Rhode ] land Democratic Convention.

Rhode ] land Dcmootailc CONVENTION.
IRoyDES,E, March 2i--srhe Democratic State
Convention met today and nominated Aneri-
cus n. Potter, Of Providence, for Governor. and
Nicholas Brown. Of Warwick for Lieut.. Coy
crnor.
For Representatives to Congress, Eastern
district Thomas Davis, of North Providence.
Western district Brnianin J. b. Thurston, of
llopkinton
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-27

Ih" effects of the imprudcnt use of Mercury
.nnN b zen in iundr.'I ,,a> ,ir sheet, il.
thetmo mstcr iniicntne every range hen i,y ,.
nch ii 'ir Bones aud nnts. Rhrun,aiisr ,,Ir,, ia,
and 'r II "t>r-; amt 'try vii continue Hi.i tn,
~ 'chtr rv'A ye- &" II Mercu t,.ir ,-,,r .
"hcFrH orl he d"n' by r,,"r'i Ca,t.,'. Spanish
u S,are IL enlN positive andidate tof MercHr, fofer.
MS lin
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-27

TERRIBLE CATASTROPHE NEAR JERSEY CRY
-EXPLOsloS AND Loss or Lire -About2 o
clock "Wednesday afternoon, building in which
fire work. are manufactured. at Grccnyille, on
Bergen poiltfor &. \. Ljllirndnhni, New York
wa4 blown up. Ihe building was of wood, about
sixteen by thirty feet, aud two stories high
Usually fourteen persons were at WORK in the
huilding, but at the moment Of the catastrophe
there were but ten persons in it. OF these, ono
vas instantly killed, seven were badly burned,
and one escaped. VI the time of the explosion
the ruins took fire and were mostly consuined.-
a lad named Henry kleiber, - yenrs ofage,
was burned Ia acri-p. Ferdinand Buur, Chas.
kl'ine, Jacob NicotY, Emj, Rrenm, Lewis kor
mer Frederick Front, and WIN. Kitten, and
Henry Jo,-mau, hoy, were all burned. George
Oehx e-eaped without injury. \ physician was
pa-e ae through the ueighborhood when the *.
pla~iau occurred, aud Immediately directed his
cfortstl the relief ofthe sufferers. No other
buildings iut the ncighhorhaoa we've injured. 1t
isn't positively known how the explosion WINS
cnu-ed Tho scene of the disaster j. about fonr
mile from Jersey City. LOWS Kormer. enc OF
the injured, dicdIa-t evening
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-27

We had no mail from Richmond Yesterday in
consequence of the Danvillc train having failed
to connect with the Southsidr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-27

FDR GOTERNOR.
HON T S FLoURNoY. of Halifax, Va
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EONNEre ANn MANa..a.AA

''E7'I'T'O'7' y .i7'EIVN n NJ IN' / III's ~ "a
and see hi, be,atiiui 81. e., or B,,n,r,. N,,.;JJ..
SnHwis, Scnr,s HrnikcrctJcf, French Scotch an,
net,c,n Emlrollrry
Ord =. ur--rlu- Y Lt-nnl ii to -rnn.r. c..h Log .
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llsufeao#z ,t ~. IN. u#rr2 Hrsttu.
90, tuH .-H,.. 2ipr
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-12-08
CARTER, q :sPANIsH MIXTURE!
THE GREAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD!
NOT A PARTICLE OF MERCURY IN III.
s.pIlE-w

"A
Let tho Afflicted Read and Pon0ez4
infallible remedy Seroful@. Kings evil. KheuRa
n tisr Cutaneons Eruptions, Pinples Psr
Blotches. Boils Ague and Fever Chrcn
Sore Eyes Rngworm letter, scald Head. EnlargeneAs
Bones Stubborn Ulcers philis
arising injudicion OF Mercury Imprudenee
Life. Impurity the Blosd.
Ths sfteratixa medicine and Purifier 81 the
Blood the Thousands Of grateful patients fro
s of Es Untsd States yho testify daily to the
kabs PsEformed BY the grsasest Of all
matisn SoTofua. EIuptieps the Skin Liver Disease.
Ulcers Old Affections Of the Kidsys Dssas
Female Con rfsints Pains aid Aching Of
tie Bones and speedily pat to flight By using this
FOR ali diseases Rlecd nothn7 has yet fgEnd
ccansss the system Of all npuree
gsatly efficiently liver and kidn
digestion gives 10 the Stomach makes the skin
healthy and SUBSTITUTION BY
broken the youth. TO It's prin-
tive vig0r ana strength.
Fer Ladies It paraby better than All the sos
Taeties used. few dosrs of oARTEhs sPAnsh Dix
will remove all pring reses
ranng TO the check give elasticity 70 anc IN
the health in remarkabs degrees 0eyone an the
m nss ever heardof.
Of certificates which We have resolved
Of the Sstes 10 the hess
hunbug aboutit Inc press Motel
keepers pbysicians ans men vel
al add their 20 TAG hoAashthA
e6seka NJ th;s GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
rail- an m. Age Circular and Almanac AM rehe
the tails truly greatest OF All medicines has
uniesssisssd BExxETT BEERS, rrsp,i-
~ Pearl street Richmond Va 10 whom all orders
ser.r,rJies I'D Agencies must be addressed.
bv Hailock Stoddard. Evansvfllb Hallcek ~
arnentsr Princeton; O. H. Clark. fineennss anA by
dealers in medicines generally. susS
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dJk. ". T. OWENS PILLS.
FOR THE CURR OF
FEVER AND AGUE AND CHILLS
-~ANn EEVEPS

s.a ss sq.'y =: f1 ss ss IL,
sh.. fact
Of u. lsaisis. .sDs WIN te.soa. names.
pubic. aTasaisas ana wonterfa ALL
4. t..h hsi. bat win assert that Ter sh. sure Il
been offered suffering humanity safs
%asa hi. .oanaasy Who after slyss
.s. ss u b sf r 'A
These Pill, are nos s9Pposss e sss.p ssrsdsats s.s
mass and Put By the subsorbsrs and somposes
prices a. are generally sat on But thos. whs
wish .rsisi. whsi win Asss ard Fever ], few
patton these Pis the suisss
;;,. .,
'ppas.1 ! ~ o.s.s.g.e. ~. A,sr.sa 1875
high 1ns % n wsas ass s s
fsss.ds speedy ass rsrnaasnteu cure. 5oHNH. heFAK-
Is.rf, tia. had sAns.ss svsr a.a wSs isaases i.
. ss:: ss
s r hs ,is ' best Phi os
psiiis Ter Il. surs II AGus and f.ssr k.6.IYREs.
owrssseno. Ky. tt.y 7.1sss.
w. With
nothing that would afford relief only for few
chill Pilis which did: and Z sIsa. as.:I
sa nss
Ss0d s a &c 70 a Dr.
With @. i'll, again. CHAs. b GRIsT.
BoS HARBoR, Ey., April II, 1855.
Thisis that Chills Fever family
past and tried all the Chill Pills and
Chill the country. ord
they have stopped the ehis the of
family exception On Oldest there
DR.. Chill Pills, and safely to syerybsdy
'AA' 'A'' A'' Wv '''' -''' - wG o. JACKSON.
owESsEono. Ky. eFsb II. 1855.
DIR W p. owFE-Dear Sir: have been afflicted with
ediss induced box of Agus Pills which
oured sound and WELL and believe them TO b. the
beet medicine in BALTHASER ACH-
the gentleman for six years sert
J.PLUNKRTT. River Trader.
~. Pittsbnrg. ra.
LEwIsrosT. KY. jar. 2, 1855.
T hsye had the ehs and for months.
remedies without effect then used
owsa's Chill Pills and they have entirely cured
nae. Thus r, IAfLoh- E
owExsBoKo April H. 1885,
had ehills and applied sood
physeiAn who prescribed fer and nedieine.
which did break the ehls give relief WA
then dvsled Chill Pills; did they
stopred the chills and am now perfectly we They
ola NEST distressing pain the sis which was
something serious Persons afflicted
with chilis wsuld do we'll TO use theI they are certain
cure. - GEO. " MOI AKCh
where the directions are followed
/ ASy- Fer sals, wksiesAs aAd retail. BY
wv: COMPTON. DrugEist.
/ Owenshure.
| Als.ly wooLsEY l. SAWYER,
Wbslessls sAa Retail Agsnx,
| sspIln-w Evansville. Ind.
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