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KNOW YDTHiSGS,

CoSeoIo, n. Il, Nay 3d-T'hs Ausriean parry
il iLeIG STATE CountI nus 81, pied ut jas Pto
:es'lnE sEanst the rsPea! OF Ice Nsss"an C0snf TO
nl~, sSnBSt tie Nsta.ka Dill au4 FOs"'s SIITs
Law, aud pistG,nS themselves 20 lt3It tie iutthsI
e1isnSOa OF StaTSIy,
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NEW YORK. MARKET.


HIF4.--Flout odIaneed lse, god Ohio At TO-.
0fll0,25; Southern quiet at 10 Soal0,f6. Wheat
Unsettled, limited deDaHd, Southsfh white ASA
?,6S. Coin higher, sales western mixed us. Po!k
adIaneiug, old mess 1t 1880 and new atlf,2Sa
1880, and prime l4,26llI,S0. Beef frm. With
an pp1ard tesdeeey, SIlts Of eounttY meSS 9,1S
1875. Lard iRlI With jseIiniPS ita9ssey. BA.
eoa scarce. Ohio whEky 31ia33. Rio coffee Eru
atI0IalI. Sugars finn. With ates otssns at SaSl
AolAsses frn. LiuS.td oil 4IsSS.
Cotton, narktl Arm. Tbs AilantIe'S adTiee3 bad
otauJ effect upon sales, which today Wele 800
bsles. Stlss Of the last thtee dlyt 1000 tale.
SicekJ heavy. Aoesl Elsy. Elle 50: l1di'
ana SIS s3t. clsY & Toledo ttj. Keeling S..
Cinton at. NY. CeaIal93I. CumbelltEd Coal
Co. 2al. ClsYt., Col. 4 Gin. to9ll Lbai.iaut 9s
sol. Yitgiah 6'3 ga, Ptpaa. ceal Co, l0s.
Aissoptt Sali. tltiseis Ceaital %.
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CURE DYSPEPSIA. PILES, lie,
RtSssots, W..hllts4a 20,
AnlM lElh lkSA

APil itth, 1854.
N1t1I. Es-t:zt. I HGsbrEH
T<aF St0 ~ EillrIsstt, tJt Erits4 II t,lts, 10
~ 9InPt9aI Ytts:tAIt TIGeiGIt fer pJtFtpt1, GIN
TAita al aEie;ti l. Is EoAt IfSTIt1itt tf1 aitrstl
Gs ara kVnkAst4 apd sgd Sse h6ttE, ai4 lltstlfS
y cared re tltt ildsctd esherS to III h, nat Y
whoa, IL cot ~, SPEAK AFAy q IT, ild sel1 AZ 70
YtERuAt tiEetstS, It Nul tsrlinly care liza.
Yo4ri, viii Eitlt tesPttt.
u. NEWCOMER.
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Rl.o,o,p. "a, Be-. t.,l, lssl

Nst-s. Ssrsiz,IT Z RsEtrsB:
Gspu-I laSe bttn tattttd Wilh ne Ptita tsI Sos1s
ystts, aRd teUd EEi BoiAn . lslP Ee, usl ited a.
TtSti a. q lCJ hImPtes'i HttfttAA Ilrtts1, pr.
e4aIeI Two bVltta, iRd ttSo!t Ea4 E1ed thsN Soth
SII tGlITeiJ cured Of ht3 nott tIe0b tstae. Al
WHO are P1G.ea vita et Pies Wodd 20 vel 10 dEt "
TIHEt1Tt 1 thai YoTrI, IetftcttlI.
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Bo.roS, Mar 4-lle NJygts OF ssVeral cities
Msns Lave I&usd Pt0cIaaait1ns, tlfecuns Eg d
eufetesnsnI VI the LQu9t isE. The NiyGt d
LaEtenee, Mass, "a Issued PROCLAMATION 10th.
same elect.
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FREE WISOSS.

PolrLxD, Me-, Nsy IT'D -E'as ANIMAL election
Of lhs Gtaad Cbsp;st, Cant L9;Gs, and Crane
EneanpEsut Of tsA Stale took pIAs. to-day. be
I!;endt nee Was full. a Grand Iounell 0! RoJ4i
SslseI MIStsts Was otIIu,G=i.
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APPOINTMENT.
WIsHIXaTeN Ma? 4.-AtiH8' 5. HsreiE IS p
pointed P2sm Ei:i al Nsw OnsIHI, VIE K. ".
.l4IIs Gseinsd.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
PlrTIIclGH,. Nay I.-Rivsi feet inches,
rSlug. Wea.ket clsSt sad pleasant
CtxcISS4rI, Nav 4.-RlTer TiGea iuches.-
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MOREGoLD.

MORE GOLD.
ST. Lows, N1Y The In;eIiiEeuest exposes
4 full tsiislII the rumofsd discovery Of tbuHcant
rold deposits Al the teoutte 81 the AIlhnsst.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
Mar 4.-F!ouE dull, lor good ltiaG1 9,4Oa
extra $50. PtoVsiOR' quiet taIe1 u taC0n a. SC
lot sides aud Gail fot Eaoulje 50 had balk hams
sold atse. Salesog 10000 lbs L1!k ndss 81 4
ha4s eas:.; mess port lull ST lSIlS,0. Laid,
LIENS WhBky tstteE temaBd At Sit .GroeeF.
les kfD, sugar SI46t. moiasSss now hid At 33e,
Gem 1Sa11. Potatoes dull al IC0al49.
Wslthet col lnd cloudy.
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RSss@ts, w4.AlHgte. 20 |
ln0i iflA. 1881

K.s9Tt. NtS!iESs , Rsvttty.
ltitIdJ J eve 10 TJteif Iea tAt FO1nt 70 Istth
HeomSe dsuoa H APtOh'I TinetsIs. For Avs ielTS
wa6aaHtti VITA tls lahImEG t0ry EltnmalHm IL lk0
everett 4atE, UAhNs . i0 iRY Eerl o. 70 ttM taIet
UitAt.
htSif9 Itld Of Jolr Vlu1AiT rettiGs, sat ar 0pt
1QtttI tftt tss sSiBG q WhIth oOtd PienPt Ittei.
nd We aIl ;att AvtLfi soc TiI igrpilitd 70 tEl
Dg,t entirely cgtId 70 Tie great PItitpis 10 Ieeea.
RllhG EimptOat TiLe;gre 70 A taEtsl tII ttrtlla
IRI FEIEaEALt TeHedT.
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DoY'S calf s40iG
- d. KFboOtIi
10 cali UYQ Ties;
10 ArUsJHN
R9yt Eo0I lBi SA0ea o. even kiBd an4 issedptioni
Aho, ehI4tEI SbaeS, GIiis,s, de.. Of al Sori Ird
lite3; iA act esn SUIT sveI sy 10 inYttRs her B1T
wax ia nj ace pOpt V'Ts: la Nlia atfsti, &Aeeas
u. s. L. UsoRS ~.
T. S-Country msskantI S0TtiIs so Df casa wi d
well 10 call AS
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uF For sale bJ DTvsE1ll eySryWbsrt.a
eeats TO- SinSls boz. OF s. 1E
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Londoa, Aptl %, il Ge:rt.-Gsn. Canrossn
teleg,spLs On TIC lin TN! !Ae ME 0aunurd IN.
ipsI.J, chiefly VI tie artillery, Tut the snEnsvts
ate orefIIn8 aud Lave ssiiUiishsI Us !G9cH meat.
81 10 tie place.
AnoiLsf report SiyS iAlt the los Ct life on both
side. als been vsty Gtsat, aud tat eosG:iI d
var hIi teen ksid, NaeH they eoae!u4td 10 s0H'
anu. Il. tie one WseS logger ami then S5S1at%
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TtrRE II ctrYG, R.t,wttt, It.-Tbt en- h till IN
ave hsl Of ItSItESGy bcuTiSt Il vFoI q a tuyts
GAEGUnttAm, DJ3PFPstl SC0Gi, &E., lR4 tQT al Ser
VoSa NasIStS tSd EsEalss tOesFaIaLI, MNP,saT TAI
tars has 70 Sp1ATtoF,
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Groceries at Wholesale,
S00 RBLS N0LASSESI
OOU ga Ears Ro CO6Rtj
q fcCketS LaIuTa e6fSei
81 Old IAN
81 boxes ClyOe1jla ToA'te0i
20 SR3N6CW.
- hba Cut ard dfY
q s1Ita SIeHIit'iS. I. eaEd.tlj
iiC Bids Sugar.
. ab.a L0Tert1S's rtaEed SEf7ri
n h!JS L0ESisfa
g area 7. T., q. p .sd ImFtrtt T.,'i
- rItiy hoIra
"a uErceS Tcai
g b0IeS WAjts PIPES:
% CUE1rv'a iaEcI S1SH3i
Tcf=ibef with 'gN lU0E;srpto sIal'lI Gtceerts.
aea!na SEkei. FriS Dye I;uea, Fiah exc exc. 'or sale
TALLAST & DsLAPAtlS.
rs5 40 9 H.in s.rtt..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-03

We have further development as to the In.
structions issued by tho Executive to Com. Me-
Caulcy in an article in the Union, last Saturday
which says. that 1.-The late occurrences near Gu.
ba are regarded by the Executive as violations of
international law, and indignitics to flag, and
aggrossions upon our rights, aud distractions
to our commerce, which cannot and will not, be
tolerated. Commodore McCnuley will raise no
quest nas ,f naval etiquette in connexion with
Hs PF.fa#ero If the rights Of visitation or exam
a#aaon If oul gesse lshy Spanish war ships llis
H. Inoss is 10 know that our government rcpu-
dates al controversy as to the existence of such
right, whether it be sought to cover il under the
terms Of bringing to- or firing over" or any
one of the naval phrases which are SO learnedly
investigated IN some of the newspapers or
whether it is asserted openly and boldly hn ex-
listing Spanish right. He does not go there with
a photographer in his hand to enter into philo-
logical disquistions with Spanish officers, but to
say to them: You can claim right of search,
visitation, or examination, of any vessel rghtiully
bearing our flag upon the high seas, under any
gnlse or any pretext, in my presence or within
my reach; ifyou attempt it, the act will be done
at your peril
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-03
OBITU Y

Departed this life, on the 18th April, at tho
residence of her son, Benz. Hunter, in Appomat
tox county, after a brief illness, Mrs. ELIZABETH
HrNTER, consort of Maj IT Benjamin Hunter, de
ceased, aged about IS years, leaving large fam
lily of . children, 76 grand children and l6 great
grand children, besides large number Of rela-
tyes and friends TO mourn her sudden loss. The
writer of this would regard it presumption in
him to attempt, by any display of words, to do
justice TO the character, qualities and life of this
devoted christian. All who knew her can appre-
eiate them. To them she has left the legacy of
glorious and bright example. In all the offices
of mother, christian, friend and neighbor, she
acted nobly and faithfully her part Upon the
hearts OF those who were within the circle of her
made an indelible impress. Her whole life seem
ed to be mission of love and mercy. From her
the wounded and afflicted heart could draw the
strongest sympathy and when she fell, all classes
OF the neighbors seemed to stagger at the stroke
of God. While she had been u member, deroted
and sincere of the Presbyterian Church, for many
long years past Mt old Concord, yet there was
no mark of bigotry or UNCONVENTIONAL secariau-
ism in her bosom: she loved all, and her highest
aspirations, seemed 10 be satisfied, when she
could be in the midst of work of Gods power
aud beneath the showers of his grace, in what
ever church the glorious work was going on
Ii was thore, that smile of heavenly radiance
frightened her countenance. After II life SO
long, and we'll spent, she left us may all initiate
her holy and bright example, and be prepared to
say as she said, II do not want to live here any
longer" w. G. NJ.
Campbell CO., Va, May 90. 1855
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Arrivals at the Washington House.

- = U ID d tIUVk YESTERDAY.
VI. W. LEFIWlCH- Proprietor.
+ w Graves and lady, Pittsylvania; Z S
Penn, VIM Stedd Miss Edna A Douglass,
Miss Mamie Logwood, Robert IL Douglass,
Bedford; Cornelius Gilbert, Miss Gilbert, VIM
Gilbert, Plttsylvania; Jno p Bondurant, Big
Island; Shehey Miller, Amherst; 5 p Tweedv,
and lady, Campbel; Miss Mamie f Furgerson.
Campbell; II Rosenham, Virginia. NJ Stafford
James Brown, Giles; J NJ w Leftwich, Franklin:
{ Price, do; Geo & Lawriee. Washington city;
Evans, \ Petty, NJ T Morgan, Roanoke
Rhcuben 7 Thomas, Il NJ Burk~. Gov. x Ohio Il
Road; IL Williams, va < Tenn Il Road
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-03

The editor of the New Hampshire Patriot,
President Pieroe's home organ, says that the
Democratic party is DESTROYS of putting an end
to all undue influence of foreign born citizens in
elections Upon which the Louisville Journal
remarks guess the Democratic party, if it
were to do it, would be very much in the predica-
ment of the fellow, who, wishing to saw limb
from the top of pretty high tree, took his seat
upon the limb while he performed the operation.
"As as had done the saving" said he, Il
heard something drap."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-03

A Know NOTHING cornell ATTACKED -
Bioodu ,cork The Louisville Courier of the Odd
says:
We learn from the MI. Sterling Wing that, at
n Know Nothing meeting held in the court house
in Staunton, Powell county, on Monday night,
April lG, the Jaior, after having previously de-
mnnded the evacuation of tho premises, collected
posse of antics and with force broke open the
door Of the room in which they were peaceably
assembled, with n view of forcibly ojecting them
In the melco which ensued, &. Bly, the, the spokes-
man ofthe Know Nothngs, was laid hold of vio-
lently by j. Combs forced ont of the room unl
by him stabbed in the left side; he was in the
meantime handed II pistol, with which he shot his
adversary, the ball entering his left breast
When the messenger who brought this intclh-
genca to Mt Sterling left. they were both still
living. Little hope for the recovery of either is
entertained.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-03

TuACKERAy ON THE UNITED STATEs.-In the
course of lecture recently delivered in London
Mr.. Thackcray took occasion to allude to the
United States Il country he said, "whero kind
ness, courtesy, and good nature were in nothing
more conspicuous Though you meet them CON
stantly) than in the gallant attention everywhere
shown to woman. Dandy and clown alike yield
place TO II woman in omnibus or railway car
Sir Roger de Coverly would have loved this true
evidence of the feeling of the gentleman. 1t
would have So pleased Steele that he would have
taken the gentle dandy or clown to the nearest
tavern and treated him to a bottle-possbly to
six bottles" | don't mean added Thackeray,
ITO set down the last five bottles to the score of
Dick Steelo's good works. They would be very
decidedly works of supererogation."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-03
ApriI. 31ih, 81.
GEORGE NJ. KUCkER q co.

IYNCHtUKG, VA.
Respectfully beg leave Ia cnll the attention of the
Ladies' 10 thei, very sp eadad aud el nsire stuck f
FRENCH ind SCOICH EMBROIDERlES, in
Muslin and Lace goods ,ri-ne utmost every sarie
y of work and styc, as sso of quality and price
Ladies in the city nsa. those visiting the city
will please { al I'D Hahc their purchases
n.,I{ l,,
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II. q. FarrelTs Arabian Eminent.
TRIUMPHANT VEt DISEASE

TIL. truly great rneiieu, sill .e. on corqer as
dt."N., md sratchifg nnny p""r p,~rlles~ victim
lasn t.fe grave BS II. rOa iu STIMULATING. per,#
ifgtnd anndvne mtities 1t Restores ihr = Of mis-
aca been pnisIed .r yenrs apd by Singular
p4A,i OF crnduing the syuoyai lu;a ,int water,
u cures n Diseases Of tie it, NTH isng rapid
u. For rhrunHti,nl and affections oi the Il iue and
spcrn hts ptny"d itsel specific aud for all e.
the lungs liver and Lidocys, ,,lnost vanlcand
powerful auxiliary; ala fr All ir.esr Of tho clnnds
srinl n. g"re swtlrd Grcs etc. ,tr. And deed
FOR almost disease where rruI application j.
repaired tins medicine stands unparalleled. Sprains,
bruises, eramp-, wounds chilbmns burns, etc are
speedily cured y H..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-03

The Fredericksburg Herald says, several
Democratic electors and private gentleman, as,
sembled in Washington, few days ago, for the
purpose of consulting, and shall show, of
determining, whether opposition should be made
to Gov. Smith in this Congressional DISTRICT
And it further says: 1T has been intimated that
some ofthe Democracy of this district are dis
satisfied with the LEADERS meeting in Washing
ton city, and are determined to have a candidate
for Congress"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-03
GAZE OF VALUABLE LAND AND

y NtIinOES.-The -ubscrber wishe. ST three
vuu BE farms in the ncghborood of the city of ynch
burg.
One ftrm If 100 Acres in one mile of the city nm
which there about 80 Acres o yer, fine cte,kbuttams;
other farm containing IS ucres, well mnlov.d with
building and sely extensive Orchard and Garden and
has about 10 Acres OF creek fla md other farm uf
gil Acres, 3 miles from the ci,y on which there Is II
good dwelling aud nher buildings, mud has about 20
ACRES OF bottam nnd: also 10 vey valuable negroes
amorest which there Of the mast valuable
house servants, The above p operts viii Ice 'f,I,d
pvatei, until the th of Hs not sold by trn time
it will be then sold nj public auction very accnmno
dating Are Offered on the time two improv.
ed lots in the city OF Lynchburg.
aDl25 -dS ctds PAUL JONES.
,S'The Richmond Dispatch and umors Sun re-
qucsrcd o copy. Daily until da, of sale.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-03

According to the testimony of the Washing
ton correspondent of ti9 st. Louis Republican
Senator Douglas says That the American party
will carry the next Presidential 7 election. Doug
las is high Democratic authority. Moreover he
is the spunkiest individual of his party, and
when he comedies the victory to the American
party, the cause of the anti Americans must be
hopeless.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-03
PALSY OR PARALYSIS.

Thadcus Smith, of Mudd Greek, Tnzewell county,
liii1os says: Il had lost the of my for
II an a year by palsy paralysis the flesh bad entire
l. wthered AWAY. eavin nothing hut skin muscle an
bone. tIic all the best doctors, and all tie remedies
| could hen Of, but they did good. then
me need the Of H. 6. FArrehs Arabian Liume and
u few hotties entirely cured me. and my is
strong and nrshy the Other it is hr,t Tor
burns sprlins and bruises.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-03

THE RICHMOND EXAMINER gives insertion to
Mr.. Floumoy's letter denying the language on
the subject of slavery, imputed to him by some
correspondent OF the Enquirer, with the remars !:
"1ho letter is entirely satisfactory to our mind,
and we choerfully acqut Mr.. FLoURHoy of the
obnoxious sentiments of which it relieves him. ="
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-03

Referring to tho late lawess conduct of for.
cgncrs in Chicago, the Louisville journal sny.:
Outrageous and revolving to all our ideas OF right
aud justice are these Chicago proceedings, we
confess that their occurrence in that city has not
astonisbed us much ns they would have done
in any other. The foreigners constitute the bulk
of the population in Chicago, aud they have been
moro hattered and courted.a I'd have had their bad
passions more paudered to, than the foreign pop
ulaton anywhere else. The Democrats and Abo-
litonsts have each used these people whenever
they wanted any foul work done. They have
trained the foreigners To lawcssncss and vie.
lence, aud have little right to complain Of the
consequences if their own folly and iniqnitv re.
coil on their own heads. But the awless outbreaks
of the Germans uniasiliablo aud should
call down on the leaders the most condign and
ample punishment. Foreigners must be taught
to know that the laws of the baud will be cuforc-
ed ut any hazard and at any cost. They had bet
ter learn soon possible, if they do not know
the tnct already, that spirit has been aroused
in this country and is now raging which is not 10
be trihed with"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-03
GEORGE NJ. KUCKEis A. co,

LYNCHBuRG, Va.
April Both, 1855
Take plea in announcing Their friends and rus.
toners that they now in receipt of their entire
stock of FANC' and SrArLE DRY GOODS fo1 the
aud pertuIy invite al persons ting
ly gooiGOODS at reasonable prices To cad aud make
their selections. apl3n -3m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-03

Hon. Benz. Edwards Grey, late member Of Con
gress from the ID. district in Kent lcky. has lost
his nomination for re election. Each of the can
didates agreed in uniting to submit their claims
to n convention, and the convention nominated
Judge Campbell of IIopkinsyille. The Louisville
Journal says he is an able man, and is favorite
with the American order.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-03

The Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad aave com
menced running by new "time table" by which
the trip from Baltimore to Cincinnati is accom-
plished in twenty six hours; being little over
twenty-four miles an hour, including stops.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-03
tY-Pdee e5aod 50 ccrr.. and 81 PER bottle


The re1aXing hents OF summer leave btMnd
iem long tiuin If eyil,. TIE tivrIsd OF ih-se
are general dchy. AID its alter dant, Iawuess OF
snrlts. For these rccuun end speedy aud un
ai'ing cure, in the hupe of Ha'iard' German Buffers,
prepared by Di. c. NJ Jucksnn Philadelphia. 1t is, il
uur npinnn, "A med cine tcne1tS-uionc--nrnp-
pronchabr II seems r"uch the fountain bend OF the
difficulty in the digestive zation and thus to re-
live the sncreins and the bio 81 OF ne n0f6t,
the cause uf disease. lts tonic properties give Vgoi
to the membranes of t somach and promote the Sc
crtion Of the gastric juice, which dls've1 the tool
while its cordial soothing. and Alternative /; tuence i'm
pats general regularity and strength the ncti9o OF III"
lerretive mgnn- and torifs the constitution.
such is our own experiences q ITS effects nnd Ne be-
.vc il is Confirmed b, The evidence st al who have
led it or had an opportunity # sing is opera
tso. For sale BY DR.. jackson, l2a Arch street See
advertisement.
an IS dew
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-03

There was n Democratic meeting at Fredericks
burg on Monday evening, which was addressed
by Z. Conway aud J.. Mayre, Esqs. The Freder-
cksburg Herald says that af'er the adjournment
of the meeting. IA gentleman from Aocomac pro
ceeded to address those present from the steps Of
the building, in which he said that the anti Amer
leans were in an awful fix in Mr.. Wises own
county, and that the party WINS in tatters there
His brief speech was listened to with attention,
and regarded as the most entertaining of the
evening, AS we understand from those who heard
II
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II gives pleasu.e 10 add testimony To the vr
of your great medicine. One Of my boodrd horses
had swelling the cap of the knee, about the .izr
of a hen egg. Some sal Twas sirun and some
that il the joint from the knee, snd I'D
cured. | tried oil cedar ON it and oil The linme mt =
mud ointmen and they lid GOOD than water,
then by persuasion Of nv friends tried II q, Farrell 5
Arabian Linimeot ard ~as happy find 1t take ef.
feet after few days, and it finally cured the noble AMI
nal rely. think il, is decidedly the rsnest nj
meut for horses, we'll ~ human flesh knew.
fremont, Tdzttc,H CO., Ill.,, March 10Th, l849.
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The Anniversary of the Landing Mt James
town, will be celebrated in Washington, on the
18th of May. The jamestown Association have
chosen Philip Richard Fendall, esq, their Pres
ident, in place of Thomas Richie, deceased.
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In Scrofulous Affections, Mercura Diseases,
Kings vii, and IN ia all discusses arising 1on an
iuudicions of Mercury, Carriers ann Mixture
ia won for Itself enyahe repuiation-a reputato
used iis Intrinsic merits BY removing the
eao,e al ii.ease ii effects rapid end permanent cafn,
hundreds of our fellow citizens have cause 10 know
Try il before ii il too late apl13-dlm
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STATUE or JUpoE SroRY.-Letters from Flor
ence state that full length marble statue of the
late Judge STORY, intended for Mount Auburn.
has been shipped to this country. 1t is the work
ofWM. w. Story, son of the deceased, speci-
mems of whose heads in marble familiar to
our artists and amateurs. The present statue is
the size of life, and hns occupied about two years
in its completion. Americans who have seen the
figure represent it to be fine likeness and a
magnificent work of art.