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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-02-13
WE have just received handsome as

WE have just received a handsome as
w sortment of Chamber and ParIor Furniture,
consisting of Mahoganv Wardrobes Ladies Cabine Is;
Bureaus; Marble-top Washstands Rosewood and Ma.
hogsny Marbletop Tables; Sociable Tete-a-T Tetes
Spring s-seat Sofas so different patterns of Chairs
Spring seat Carved Rocking Chairs; Mshog'y French
Bedsteads.
Also, a lot OF beautiful Chamber Sets, Fancy
Clocks &c. And will be sold at prices to suit the
times. LARUS SHINE.
ia lots IA Main IT.
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GENERAL AGENCY, FOR THE SALE AND
PURcKAsE OF FLAEDs-RRANK q. RUFFIN, Seeys.
tary Of the prGinio State Agricultural Society, and
n. AUGUST offer their services to the public 90
GENERAL AGENTS for the sale and purchase OF
LANDS in Virginia and ths Southern and Western
States.
Oioe-atthe Office of the FivSinia State Agyicni-
'nrdt Society, No lis Main street.
N AUGUST, NeTARY PUBLIC ARD kccouNrAEr
Ofiee-sssbove. fe SIS
LEECHEs LEECEEs.-The public are
hereby informed that have just received by Adams
Express lot Of superior Swedish Leeches, which
will be applied upon the most reasonable terms; can
be found at all hours of the day at the Hair Dressing
Saloon cnder the American Hotel and ct night ON
25th, between Main and Franklin streets.
N NB.-Cupping and Leeching promptly attended
0, ST the shortest notice.
no6 r. c. HOBSOE.
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GOAL, COAL AND WOOD FOR

~ SALE.-Hsving accepted the Agency of DR.
W. r. Trent, am prepared to furnsh rood article
OF COAL On as accommodating terms a. likely can
be had anywhere, either by Wholesale or retail I
ss this i: something to which but little attention has
been paid for several years past in consequence Of
the short supplies and great demand
have also on hand nice assortment of Oak and
Fine WOOD, at the market price. l,g,.,T -
M. w. FORD.
1al8-u Corner 9th and Csry gts
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DRY GOODS CHEAP FOR CASH

i O1A11zA1 = EO1S OACu.- =
- Wishing to dispose of my Fall Stock of Drv
Goods, now offer the remainder at remarkably low
prises for CASH and psrsons purchasing Goods win
nna greatly TO their advantage to CALL the Goods
ana prices shall suit them. Do not fail to cau earlv
at the old stand, corner 1st and Broad sts - -
JalS-Sm w. BOOTRIGHT
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During the week ending February 4th, ther.
were 157 interments in New Orleans
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PERUVIAN GUANO-No. ], receiving
= and for sale f.om the vessel, by
N' BACON l. BASKERVILL.
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mined that for the next four years, the law shall
be terror to evi-doers. Hitherto life and proper.
ty have been insecure. 1t Is now time honest men
should be protected In their rights
FLAT CoNTRApIcrIoN.-Sir E B. Lytton has
addressed to the London Critic, the following let.
ter which tells It's own story:
"Sir-In the Critic, of December Is, read that
a New York paper states that Bulwer, the novel.
ist In letter to a gentleman at Boston,, says: Il
have closed my career as writer of fiction. | am
gloomy and unhappy, | have expended the pow
ers of life chasing pleasure where 1t is not to be
found Assn niug 'Bulwer the novelist, to be my
self beg to aare that know gentleman In Bos-
ton to whom should write upon any matter con.
cerniug myself that never wrote any thing of the
sort to any one; and that the wnole statement s
complete fabrication
ANOTHER VIcrIM.-The New York Sun of Thurs.
day, says:
"Wm F. Fream, once man of some considera.
BILE property, and about six years ago assistant al
peared before Justice Connolly at the Tombs, cor
fessed himself to be vagrant, and requested that
he might be sent to the Penitentiary as such. The
magistrate complied with bis request and sent him
to ID at institution for three months long course
of imprudence has brought DIR. Fream to his pre-
sent unfortunate situation"
AppoINrMKNTs-Ths following appointments
are officially announced:
Augustus C. Dodge of Iowa, to be envoy extraor.
diuary and minister plenipotentiary of the United
States to Spain.
coNsuLs OF THE UNITED STATES.
Leonidas Martini OF Alabama, at Mazatlan, in
Mexico.
Samuel P. Ceilings, Of Pennsylvania, for the
empire of Morocco.
WV. Banks, Of Virginia, at Aquas Calientas, IL
Mexico.
There 10 great rejoicing at indianapolis. in conse
quence ofthe passage of the Maine Liquor Law b.
| the House OF Representatives, Indiana.
The Grand Jury Of Cincinnati have Indicted th
managers Of prize copcsrts," which iourish b
hat city.
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CHEAP OVEK-sHOES-For T.sdies

I IaI Wv fEh-SI1OES-F0r Ladies
- toen,esnen: Misses and Boys. Now 10 your tim,
-. -. oeissns as am desfons to close of the bslane,
p' my oyershoes. and will sell them Is Der cent
eas ,han usual. Be sure To call at Ne As Main at
hesfdS opposite St. Charles Hotel. at
ts WIN. WALsHS.
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4 UCTION BARGAINS! AUCTION

N UOIION DAhOA1NC. AOVIION
n BARGAINS.-$l0.0 600 worth of goods Just re-.
csived and must be sold, within the next few weeks
make room for new Spring stock, consisting of
Irish Linens, of every grade and quality; Linen
Towels Tow and Diapers; Csmbric.. Jsconets, Swiss and
Jeans, Sheetinss ard Shirtings, and worked
Embrolderies Of every kind, Dress Silks, in Blacs
Plaid and Brocade. All of which we premise to sell
exceedingly cheap the next two weeks.
J. MILLHISER L BROTHER,
fe5 1888 Broad street.
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CAPITAL $50,OOO.-COMMERCIAL
- SAYINGS BANK.-Office at the store Of
Querles l. Brooke, on 14th street
Depositorsin In this institution will receive six per
cent. on all sums remaining on deposite six months
or longer, and five per cent, for shorter time
WIN. @. PAINE, President.
r. BROOKE. Treas
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THE PATENT ROTARY SMOOTH
Il ING IRONS-ss exhibited at the Fair of the
Mechapss Institute, will be delivered to those who
engaged them by us. We have also supply ofthein
hand which for sale at manufactuTers prices
The ladies especially invited to examine them
6TEBBINS PULLEN,
no 21 l0l Broad st.
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EOR SALE.-Fifteen Lots of Land, va
Il rying In size, and fronting on Leigh ard Howard
sts., now In market, threeof which have besutt
building Lots, and are about half mile beyond the
Western part of the city. These Lots will be sold
the whole or In part. a. may suit purchaser plat
Der. JAMES D. ELLETT,
de- General Aren't and Comm Merehant
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The Charleston Courier intinates that an excl.
ting match for $1,000 will come of Sin few days"
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VIRGIN IA.

| Loss pr FInR.-On the goth Of January, q worthy
citizen of Frederick county, named Peter Ashton
met with very serious loss by nre. His house
furniture, and about two thousand dollars In hard
| cash, were consumed
| MARRIAGE LrcRNsEs The Winchester RepubIi
can states that 4so marriage licenses were Issued
from the office of the Clerk of Frederick county
frou the 9th ofJuy, 1850, to the 2Osh of December
| 1854
DRcLINEs.-Evermont Ward, Esq, of Logan
county, declines recollection to the State Senate
He contemplates retiring from public life
FRocs.-The Staunton American fishes up the
following choice passage from an ancient History o
Virginia, published in the latter part of the 18th
| century:
The writer in a chapter descriptive of the coun.
| try and Its natural productions, thus discourses
I'm the Swamps and running streams, they have
Frogs OF an incredible bieness. which are called
buiifrogs, from the roaring they make. Last
year found one of these near q Stream of fresh
Water, OF so prodigious 4 Magnitude, that when
exteD ded its Leggs, found the distance betwixt
them 10 be seventeen Inches and half / am con
hdent six French-Men might have made comfort.
able Meal of Its Carcase."
DEATHS OF VInGIsrANs.-Col George Hooper
Elcan, native of Buckingham county, Va, died at
his residence In Fayette county, Tenn on the Goth
of December last. Mr.. VIM H. Eanes, native Of
Chesterfield, died in Shelby county, Tenn, on the
1st inst.
SERIOUS Loss-On Saturday last a closet in the
residence of Mr.. Jos. II. Johnson, in Petersburg
caught fire, and all the wearing apparel of MIR. and
Mrs J. was destroyed.
Mr. Isaac Cochran, respectable citizen of Brax
ton County, Va, was frozen to death on the 29th
utimo
The Postmaster General has changed the name
OF the office at Manassas Gap, Warren CO., Va, to
Linden, and appointed Mr.. George A. Turner post.
master, vice VIM. B. Walter resigned.
DEsTRUcTIyE FIRR.-On Friday morning Iast,
nre broke out in the large store extending rough
from 10 Barclay street to 90 Park Place, New York
city, occupied on the first floor by Messrs Warren,
Loop & Co. as Dry Goods Store, and ON the up
per floors by Messrs. Petit, Harris, England Co.,
as Silk and Fancy Store. The damage to War
ren, Loop, & Co.'s stock was S35 900; but they are
fully insured. The Arm had, within a few days,
removed from Cedar street. Msssrs Petit g. Co.,
sustained no loss.
RRNcoNTRK.-In Charleston, ON Thursday night
last, rencontre took place between Arthur Conner
and man named Thompson, from Baltimore and
Connor shot his adversary In the face. Thompson
was badly, and perhaps fatally injured. After the
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There 10 great rejoicing at Indianapolis in conse
quence ofthe passage of the Maine Liquor Law By
the House OF Repreaestativeslof Indiana.
The Grand Jury Of Cincinnati have Indicted the
rnanaaera of "pFixa copceYta,r which dorriah iu
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-30
From the Abingdon Yirginian. !
A Word to the American Party.


We are badly beaten, but not dismayed--ovcr-
whelmed bat not conquered The great prnc
pies for which have been cutending are still
at stake, and patriots il becomes us still to bat
tie for them. II the American cause is crushed in
the South, a fearful issue awaits the American
people--no the issue of Wings and Democrats
but & hand to hand contention between foreign.
ers and Roman Catholics on the one hand, and
natives Of the soil on the other We have been
beaten by democratic disaffeoton in our own
ranks and by outside Wings. The former, by
plattoons, marched up and voted agains the prin.
ciples they pretended to avdocate. and the latter
either stood off or ''bent the knee to Banl" We
are much disappointed in the former. aud we had
never expected to see the latter trucking at the
chariot wheels Of modern democracy
For ourselves, though discouraged we feel like
etill contending for right against might" ant
would say to our friends don't give up the ship
Stand firm to your arms-gather up your sole,
and riven banner, and when the toesin shall ca
YOU to duty give it to the free air of heaven, an
battle for .God and our native land"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-30

GEN. SCoTT..-Hs Appearance. In passing
down Twelfth street to day, MAY 2lst.,) | met
for the first time for many months, Gen. Scott
He resides in splendid mansion in that street
which he has purchased since the title of Lieut.;
General was given to him. with the salary added
from the time of the war with Mexico. He grows
old quite rapidly. and the change in has appear
anca since the result of the campaign that elect
ed General Pierceis very apparent. His lofty
form j. bowed down-his elastic step has passed
aws-,a look Of sadness and WEAKNESS has set
tied upon those once expressive and decided
fea ,ures. He leads very retired llfe-sees out
little company-rarely appears in public and
usually walks aone.-New York Correspondence
of Boston Journal.
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PALSY OR PARALYSIS.

Thn2cus Smith Il Mud Cferk, Huze"etI county,
Lin os SAYS: Il had lot the Of my i,r
Ian ycar, by palsy pa'alys the flesh bed et'r
y withered AWAY. lctvn nothing but shjt muscle mi
bone Inci ali the he,t doctar> ard al tie remedir,
could hen, Of hur they od good. then
uenced The use Of u. &. f,rred> Arabian nlnent.and
n few bottles entirely CURED a1i my Is
strong and Aeshy the other; it j, fit
barns, sprins and bruises
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-30
From tn Hon Peter Neoard oaeo' the oldest settlers
limos.

It gives M p'osurc Ia add trNirnny to the Nir'
tues # your rroHt urdicne One of my bloodea t"r."s
hd IA swelling the cap of the knee. a'oui tn ~
Of "A hen egg. Sume SUI it strain AID .ofr"
that it vas the Ioiu from the knee, I'D 60 ii at
cured. rrt" oji cellar il, and all he lnin"nt~
aud oinimeu aud jtoy did more good thu whfel
then by rcrsna.luu ar friends. tried H. q tarrS
Arabian Lnin,ent md vas happy I" find II fake It
f.c niter lrw day> md it finally cmed Tile n'he al
nal rnirely ,hik ia decidedly the q atest Ii hi
lnrnt Tor horse, w.ll - human flesh evr. ktcw.
Fremont Tas ,r CO. III harch l6h, 1919
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M.NTLEs. ROBES. &c

u New arrival, and Just opened, another cas- OF
tho.e fine French tot,ets at Is the Iades say they
ar worth ,ars anotcr lot f clNoaat Silk Nantes
Il AL cniurS wdr nnmae, -lpply IT the most ccgant
Barge De Latne FIounced Drcs.c-. An entire new
style dol- worth eight cal and LOOK nj them NJ
the chrar cash stnrc Of JOHN ABRAHANS.
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From our New York Co respond -

| The warm weather continues hefet hbo iHNe'S
suggestive Of shat time a-coming = think
the CITY Father. Who prompted by some sPInt
"a spi,ts or by tie 1--we of ~pir,t-. ere consider.
ing what thcv shall h - umusr the sovereign
people and refr...h themselves the coming
faaslh Of July. They have taken up tho mat
ter IN good time bat Thu Fourth j. 10 b. an IS.
neefal gala dav the last day Of the old d.pcn-
-aiian. vhcrin drunkenness j. drrmed no silt
NaW tho Fathers are men &c inorlnate nppc-
tit. and consequently. ct iuorIInafe th'l-t and
The new law viii touch them in the tender'-t spot
Of the most susceptible portion of their physical
organization. Therefore, it was proposed, when
tbev were assembled in council that $1,000 be
extracted from the public pocket, 10 he expended
partly in fireworks for the people, and partly in
lining for the hldermauic stomach, on the
i great National Anniversary. One Of the Fathers
suggested that more patriotism would be dis
played by each individual putting hls hand into his
own pocket, md paying for his own drinks aud
fire crackers. This idea excited great mcrri-
meHt from its entire novelty. The aPprorrio-
Ion. however will pzobnbly b" cut down 10 about
s}g1a Some rrmnrks made by the Father-, in
the course Of the debate. discovered Il the pro-
fgifa raigas the existence Of subcrrHupun
apartment in the CITY Hall, whore the chosen few
are accustomed to spend larG" portion 81 Their
time, consuming milk, for which snst bill has
been presented 10 the city authorities But
enough Of the City Hall spirits haunt H. AMI
mysterious tapping III tables, and smnhing IT
eroekcrv, nre said to be heard from IL basement
rooms. In this connection "" may appropriate
y remark that Judge tdm"nd7 has delivered an
opinion on the Mime Law, which irreYerent per.
son. denomnatc Judge Edmonds opinion e
Snirits.o
4 Mr.. Robinson has beon making himself de-.
cdedlv odions 10 the liquor pnrty in This CITY, by
going round.in thc employ of the Carson League.
to purchase brandy, md then inform against tho
sellers. Thcy don't like chat, at all. 50 the zen.
tlemep was set npon by crowd Of lr.hmcn and
women. while making his way into court 10 de-
liver testimony. They were much inclined to
da.trov tbo iur,rnrr Totally. lint did NOT sue
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CoSvicTIoN OF JOSEPH WmIAMs.-Tha ,riol
took place before the Circuit Coo,, IS por'i.,
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The Anniversary of the Philauthropic Society
of Hampden sidney College wi take place
on "wednesday, the 18th Of June.
The order ct exercises vii he a. follows:
Al 10 o'clock a. M.-lst address by Nm. Pope
Dabnry OF po,yhaan. representative of the Soripy.
ond at 7 o'clock, 7. M.-Pre.ortation of the bot
speaker malato WAT c. Thomas. of Charoue, by
Abner q. Hopkins Of P'~hatnn.
3rl-Ianior Orstions.-lsthy John b. MoPha of
Charlotte. 2ud by z. W. Carrineton, Of Ghnrotfc.
Ith-Var1ictory address to the Society. by Thomls
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Tnf KANSAS ELEcfloS.-Sr. Louis, May p
A dispatch from Kansas says;-lhe Lenvcn-
worth district pro slavery ticket is elected by
si1ty.onc mnjority.nnd pro-slayery men are cleo
ted in every district whore vacancies 10 the leg
i,lativo council existed.
CANAL BoAr Invention. Buffalo Re
publican state. that MIR. Henry Lovcioy, well
known in that city rs practical engineer of
much experience. submitted to the Bonrd of Irado
ye,lesday morning a rough model of an improve
lnent in the propalsions of canal boats. The i'm
proyement cons is Of the application Of the screw
propeller To the bow Of the boat, by which the
water Is taken in at the bow and carried cut at
the stern. The improvement claimed is that, by
diminishing the resistance in front greater speed
can be obtained with the same amount of power.
The model exhibited worked by spring,
wound up like II clock aud when put in motion,
helitle boat walked oil at rapid rate without
hesitation.
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Ax7uEKEA> Wy son, ALAN nILL

w l. brliryrl Ia be- Of unsornd mind, AMI rir'r-
TO- incapable # m1kina contact tor the safe on
thr disposition OF his arnr cry, deem advsah" 10
caution all p,rsop-, With whom he may OIL To make
,l, contract ugs,ut dealiog trndng wi linn in any
We, IA irvc ,ht At once take the necessary uro.
reediag in whether he be lunntc or not and
t. Iayr c,imotrc appointed t. tax" change NJ uis -
mt may 9I.WIv1 NANCY HILL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-30

Blsnor DoANE on WoMAN's RGHTs.-Rt.
Rev. Bsop Doane Of New Jersey has no fancy
for strong. minded women and women in bifurca-
tons. In the course Of his adlrons the other
day, 10 the frmnIe Graduating Class at st. Ma
ry's Hull Burlington, utter abiding TO the value
Of intellectual accomplishments in women, the
Bishop nevertheless observed:
Tho highest human Cruces that woman ever
won. have bat cn~nued her soul in vanity and
sin; and wrought destruction, through their at
tracfions. for the souls ot others And interc-
tual powers aud intellectual gifts, not subordina-
ted 10 the pro,idcntial ordcrings Of God, not
chn.tencd and controlled by His renewing grace,
arr, at this time unsexing women and thrusting
on the u-toni-hed world, n race of monsters, in
ihnt Amazoniun crew, who clanor, now, for
"Woman'- rights such no mythology has cy-
cr dreamed Of
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CITY .yD STATE DEPARTMENT

. lITk ND &ittL DEEtI iiEst
4TH STREET METHODIST 'H1 Il. IT, NV
were twenty one additions mace ''>' .aap.'. =
the membership OF tbs CHURCH, al'e' 'ff.'t.'"',
anu Impressive remarks from ''s P'7'o''
Nelson Head
n. 4, o,.o,,,,, .es made
~ ,1' - rro,,o ,rohaeco Fro.
se9''',s5 D., :. f,.,rn,,v,,. on VI -.
'''e y - $500, t.,-',t a,r,,, lat
"io ''' '''r - ,' " t;a5i.a on Ie floor # tn.
N''''''. I...rl4a, li,,lo d,,,,qa before il
wa asiiagni-hrd. Anegfo o'y''nE'i'a Ut WI"
in tie laeory. has been arrested ON tire eha'1'
Of Infine set the IRE aad We o"'ef''1ila ''''''
are strong ground. al sa-Hcl'n ina he / the
incendiary who fired the esigidd building
Np HAyrs descended from bis atiul flight
,l...,...;,c. from .,.yp. ON the Iezineton
, -. H., ,.....,..#4 l,;.,bt
tutiIaNe' "''"'", ''59
attained was only "ooot Ivy" mics MI u :
weight being too great for the amount Of gas con
,,ined in the balloon. his travels ia ihe heavens
No. mol, -, extensive a.. lie desired
pa>.ne ar THE NIpGISf, AND TENNESSEE RAIL
.c, ~. u ,........I E r, ,.,,.,,.,,., of
nv >'" "" ',''' -
Friday says; Inc DDS Tor the 9l'oo''ooo . per
cent. mortgage bonds ol the Va, u Tenn H. X.
Co were opened Yesterday at the office Of MesSrs.
AA,;a, II Muller \ Co. md go. OOD Of them
ao-., ,...,l.
hcc'P'e' ~ 'i4 " 90 - y "''' Wv
what amount IL not stated oelns "'e1aea. MT
Muller thinks that the public has not duly APP
preciatcd the security Of these bonds with their
rn... :. aa1a :, .,,,s 30 chi, ,,,,nal.,,
49,. a,,1 .nor,,o1 =, furnish ;,,c,r,o.,;,, i,.,
,.,ra - tbn,, r. al on,l;oant.
VIRGINIA CROrS.-Ihe Danyle Register SAYS:
The growing crops Of the section look decided
" unpromising for the season. From all that we
can learn, the Wheat and Oats raised the present
year arodestned to fall short of an average There
is great complaint IN many sections OF the failure
Of tobaeco plants, while III others the fly and bug
field. The fruit crop in this section bids fair to
be declaea'y noaVy one. an 'ne i,ult trees save
'"g a., 'I'2 IT, i; w." u u''
There j. certainly but little to cheer the boort
of the husbandman in the prospect now before
him, so far rs the wheat crop is concerned, not
withstandlng the late reffeslng rams. The long
-. r.....,,,, 900.
"non more than LaIf the nsnol viol1 mon the
quantity sown. A friend who has lately passed
through several counties confirms our previous
reports but he says there Is a sign which has
hefeto'2r' p,fh o'tl''o "'i''''"e as 10 the corn
anu ln's mas '.nS oesn n't'o a. '''' orerohnef OF
i,,,or,' lind ''9P' "
p,aa, sa,.s ,ro on,naI o,non,o,oo a.,.ai.,,
e nl.,,o 49,, 1y.1,1.,
..1.,,,, -. pa. ,t,, ~
!, -,
tbetwo Literary Societies by VI. ", Ransom,
r. g 1yorro,,+o, North Cor,Ii,,o lot, A.,,
~,
hey 'fo''"' y, '''"' 2'''e "' "uo''SS ot'o''
the Society ct Alumni VIII be Delivered ON the
same day 10y Rev. VIM IL. Christian Professor
in the Narrenton Female College.
ENCOURAGING FOR "SAM.'-Af friend has made
the calculation, and informs the Penny Post that
in eighteen counties, whose vote has been ascer-
to;na3 ,.,I oor,,;,,, tho ,,oior;,, for rIonrro,.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-30
LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY 30, 1855.

THE REsULr.-ln one hundred and eleven
counties which have been heard FROM Wise's
majority over Flournoy is 1892. We will pub
hsh the official vote of the State, as soon as it
can be ascertained.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-30
ANoNG diseases. dyspepsia and livor complaint

AMONG diseases, dyspPpsIaand Tvor complaint
aHk as most ilIicuit to Gre. We PLEASED have
- t. orr #sner point remedy which Inns proved
sdrrr1ei il, many cl,rs, aud which we con saGly re.
commend Is "a certain d inf hl" cure; il has been
ha easa alrr-culug rha.an Is iron, su uum, " grave
~ mean lhe Hoon nd Gasman B.ttrrs, prepared by
Or. q ". Jlrks,u, tie German Medicine ore -
Ageh .treet, Philadelphia. ST. Advertisement.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-30

Fatal ACCIDENr.-A young man named Pratt
as seriously injured on the City Point Rail
road, last Saturday, tbat be died in short time