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Second Degree, given only in the fsy yop
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, 1855-07-27
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, 1855-07-27
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,s7Re Usher rciires and returns cifh The can.
didaies, trhOm he conducts 10 lie chair of The
I,.. Drseide1f
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-20
WlCKElssllAM'S
BLANK BOOKS,
no OK RINDING


WILLIAM J. FOLkES Book BIsDER and BLANK
w Book M.NurAcruRrR sign Of tie Big Book.
Main slrcet Lynclbug Va, is prepared with all the
requisite hclites To manufacture To order, under his
supervision n varieties of fine Account aud Record
Books made of the bsst paper. well ruled, well bound
Tho work done upon hi. BLANK BOOKS will BIO
found upon examination be Of the very bes quality,
butl, to style and durability
Me, chants. County officers Bankers, &c. Ills prices
are low usually charged for Books quite nfe-
nor in quality. He soeits orders,w will all times
b" ied promptly and refers us TO the character OF his
band ng 10 large roportion of tho Merchn Ia. Bank
er. aud Bank Officers of Lynchbuig, for whom hs has
done and is now doing work--among whoa, he may
mcnt OIL
Mcdaniel, Hurt & Preston, McCor.le & Jones', W.
7. Anderson * Co, Lire & johnson, e. NJ. Fucker d
Co., Stieler. McElderry& Go, Mcdonald & Peters,
Jas NJ Langhorn II Co, Saunders & Iiby Nowlin IL
Apperson, Muuell n Staiton, Gregory Royal Otoy
a. Holt, Couapt N Valid on, Diuguid i Bro, y. Diuguid
y Sons, JoLes q Taylor Planters Warehouse, Cren-
shaw Horton, Liberty Warehouse JonnngsS Haynes,
Friend. Warehouse, Hill Fowler Martins Ware
LoI.c. W NJ. Bnckiord, Elk. Bank. +, Jeiis, Elk
Fnrmofs Bank, w IL. Blbl, Farmer Bank, J s. Blair
Farmers Bsnk. w w Norvell, Farmers Bank; A.
Tompkins, do. do, John NJ. otey, Bank Of Virginia,
Thos Perkins, Merchants BAN, Of Va, Samuel McCor-
kle, Creed + Wills jas Benagh, Clerk Hastings Court
D. Rodes. CPk Di.re Couri Of Appeals. J. w. Dun
niugton, Clk Circuit Cou t, Jno. Robin MCDANIEL
Prcsden, V. T. Il. H.. Il. H. Gil, Gen'l Sup't do,
f. g. Morrison Treasurer do, J. X Hughes, Discussing
Ast do, j. S. Nice ,crry. Ticket Ast DO. A. j. Black.
trcigh, Agi do Dexter Oey. J. o. l.. Goggn, A. b.
RucLcr W 7. Greene, NJ. c. Newbsll, W o. Owen,
s. A. Bailey, jas. o. Williams. r. +. Heniu, A. Win
son, Rev ]. D. Mitchell, T. Diard. Lyurhburg. Va.
} u. hlcxande, Gfk Circuit Court, Campbell @. II
Geo Wm. Dabney, cl'k County Court
s. NJ. Garland Clerk County Court, Amherst C. H.
leo. Daniel, Clerk Circuit Court.
I j. Massie, Clerk County Count Nelson G. n
A A. Arhlr, Clerk County Jourt, Jos. Wilson, Clerk
Circui, Court. J. R steptoe. A. h Nichols, L berry
A. Staples Clerk Circuit Court. Patrick.
NJ q. Carper Clerk Circuit Court Ro A Scott Clerk
County County. Franklin
C H. Locl r. !. h. Cement Works !. e. Guy, Balcony
Falls J. ". Grnnt. J. NJ Spiiler, Finrastle; s. II.
Nelson, Bedford J. J. Keelong, WyIhs,
Bring in your Periodicals and other books il You
wish them und cbeop aud nice
rFs@AIl lost numbers ai books md spaper sup
piled TO those who lenve books with to bind.
I
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-20

No MARRIAGES IN DANvILLE.-The Clerk of
the Hastings Court in this place informs us that
duriug the year just ended not single marriage
license was issued from his Office This is re-
markabe fact, in town whose population num-
bers about $500, and results not from the fact
that no counting done, but that the ladies
here are uncommonly hard to marry. 1t is to be
hoped that the next year will be more propitious
to asprants to matrimony, we intend trying
our hand in this particular department of enter
prise.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-20
Roanoke College,

Rev. David + Bttle, A. NJ. President and Profess
.or of Moral aud intellectual Science, &c,
S. Cnrsone Wells a. NJ, Prot, Msthemoti. - and
Natural Science,
Henri G. Won IIoxar, Prot Ancient and Modern Lan.
guages.
V. + Bolton, Tutor.
'FshlS Instruction. located at Salem Va, viii COM
menoe Its next Session October 1Ih. e. expenses oI
the session al ten months including Triton. Bond
Room-rebt, Fuel Lights and lncidcnu expenses, sli2
For particulars address the resident.
mug l9.dscGmos REQ cnpy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-20

DoDGEs FOR THE HARDTMEs. The following,
from the Boston Telegraph, contains its own
warning:
Two men have been going through the city
taking in persons after the following manner:
They go into store & inquire for shirt buttons,
handkerchefs, or other articles, and one says to
the other, i was unfortunate enough TO lose my
handkerchief or other article called for The
other says, There is no such word as Unfortunate,
it is unfortunate and thereupon they get up bet
with the storekeeper. The dictionary is looked up
and the bet decided always in favor of the shar
per, the word may be found there though now
in dsuse."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-20

EXECUTION OF SEN MoRAN.A CORE spon-
dent of the journal of Commerce, who writes
from Callao, under date of 10th of December.
gives the following account of the execution Of
Gen. Moran. the defeated commander of the
Government troops:
"The house where Moran had ensconsed him
self was surrounded by an infatuated populaee,
who dragged him forth, conducted him 10 the cit,
degraded him aud shot him in the public square.
thus sending him before his Maker covered with
his crimes. which were numerous, without grant
ing time for repentance, This must have been
horrible sight an Infatuated populace rocking
IN blood leading out to execution IA defender of
the national independence. He begged hard for
his life set forth his services in the struggle for
independence, his being one of the conquerors in
the celebrated and decisive battles of Junin and
Ayacucho, which ended the war with the mother
country, his having been Il resident of that city
tor 10 years, where his wife and two daughters
then lived and finally offered 100000 to the ci-
zans All of his overtures were rejected, the
anxious intercession of Mr. Elias and project of
that department were disregarded, and they were
threatened with the public vengeance if they at
tempted to prevent the execution, which was con-
summated, after which the citizens retired to
their homes in perfect ORDER"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-20

\ main OF tprly loaded cars, we understand
passed tie south side railroad to letersburg
last Tuesday The train had on, among other
things, ten thousand bushels of wheat; was drawn
by engine, and is said to have been altogeth.
er the most lengthy proceeding of the kind that
over entered The Cnckade CITY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-20
Relief Society.

A meeting of the Lynchburg Relief Societ
will be held tomorrow Sunday at 3 o'clock,
the Methodist p Church.
jan 90 A. MCDONALD, Sec'y.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-20
MARRIED

On Monday, the 18th inst, by Rev. II. d.
Wood, Mr.. JAMES r. BARBOUR to Miss ELLEN
L., daughter of Thos Lee, all of Amherst.
Lynchburg Republican and Richmond Chris
tan Advocate will please copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-20

For Btou, Diseases. Fuvrr and Asue Liver si,ease
and al diseases nri>irg from d.pidoted or impure
state ut the Blood, CARTER SPANISH MIXTURE l. IA
certain and positive rer cdl 1t attack the saat of dis
by rendering the Blood pure, and cXprllng all IN
healthy PARTICLES from the system. Every ,h"nl use
this invaluable remedy who il rxlosrd 10 the neat i" the
weather. OF resides in urIealy Location. 1t i equal
ly geod Preventative Bs it in cuI ng discusses ~
il Mt tltr - o. m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-20
II" CONCERN.
y TALIAFERRO & HAMILTON,
Wholesale & Retail Grocers and Conmissio


Merchants.
The nIbsrrbers having purchased Messfs. billiard &
Ogdens 81 ire ~ of Groceries and StaPo Dry
Goods as scl IL an additional supply bought in the
Richmond Market, would respectfully solicit call
their ipen l. mud the public generally, they
eterrpned 10 sell goo Is small for cash,
or 10 pun lua customers short time
They will keep on hand at all times large aud solrf
assortment of Groceries. They will pay especial
rion aies Of all kinds of county produce. By
pr n pit attention to business and desire pea they
hope to ,hare a liberal portion nf rublr patronage
The highest prices pHid for Cora and Ors
NATHAN g. TALIAFE3RO,
JOHN G HAMILTON.
PSI will be plea sed to my friends nj the
co Germ OF luliaferro 4 Hamilton.
doc - dsrts JOE. COLEMAN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-20

Testimony.
Real the follow ing Geuhcote rcn Lady, endorsed
by Postmaster Il. l.. Cooper;
CAroN BmpGr
Hampshire county. Na, March lst, 1854.
Mr r. p Cooper Denr Sir: Agreeable your
quest and my desire 10 benefit tie afflicted. lore
by certify the preat rret hive received from the Use
OF H1mpiOh's Vegetable I,actme
was taken with violent ppippatton. or rather hut
tcrng an trembling III the leart, which c"ntinu,d sew
rrnl days; seemed lms heart Ind almost torgo' ten
its office, rh, family became alarmed md rrocutad u
bottle ut this valuable Medicine, nni hei"io mad taken
bottle of this Tmcfme 81 HamptoaS VA, on
tirey relieved.
This is the third Instance of relief IN my family rom
the use OF this valuable Medicine. Two to, ,rars
agol was aid uf with hcerdf,on Of ankle from fleet
Of what is generally called il leg Ind lost a.
aud appetite, and the VII ch was top, inches
up aud down, and half around my ankle, ,clc tod
effort to heal it until Procured Hampon's Veg.
ciabc linctdreone bottle al which restored my HEALTH
healed my ankle. and am irecr from swelling thnn for
the last Mirfy years
Agdin one of my daughters was very low from severe
dysentoy. aud when she begnn sit up her feet
mrncrd .wcling which iurreasnl every dnv and began
Ia be very painful s,e ussd IA bottle of Hampton y
Tincarc; the pains assuaged, the swelling sub
81 led and her health ieinrnel-~e kept her legs ban
daged with strips of w,en until hei strength aurncd
hive been thus parienlar. that others IN Ter similar
circumstances might be induced 10 nvail themselves of
this remedy. Yours with respect
EuzAprrn EDWARDS.
with Mrs Edwards and Gun safely recommend tho a.
bovc stutcnen to be correct
F.. Z CoosfR, Postmaster,
Capon Bridge iInmpsniro county, w.
~ Delicate Ladies' md Children will please give /:
rial
Sp1cc rR MT p,rmh 10 nane hnndrods II others,
Goo. W. Goodrich GHrt. Tho4. Gnnut, Robert Gpuh,
jaime. Smyjh, cured nf khcunntiso,.
John rcryul s. \ Griiin. John Lux, Rev. V. Esk-
ridcc u. s. Navy, and thousands nj oh,rs cured Of
Dyspcp,a, Scrofula, Cough. lse Complaint Bron hi.
u-, ST. Vl' Dance, &c We reerto our own citi1rus.
CAL "a tIou.
A Citizen ofthe Old Dominion.
Cure Of RhcumatSm Dyspepsia, Lirer Com
pidint The Jcrdict has gone forth 4Hadmd
that champions 1iactaren has no Superior ! !
ScorrsvlLE H., Alhrulrle o. Va,
Mnrrh 18Th. 1888,
Messrs Morluqe 4. Aoeb,ag :-Grnricuv-l hoye
been rtcd or the Inst eieh with tl'un ati,n,
Dyspepsm and Liver Complaint, suffering all the who
with poju. ia The shoulders. hp ba,k mud side, shift
ing Tram onrsdc the nthcr fnlpltanu Of lhc hcnIt.
loss OF appetite coid sWHts nlEni. excessive CostNn
ness und ~ eat debility and urnhurss | tried many
rem, uirs which dome goti, but rather grew
worse. Last tail ! advised 10 Try "lInrrtnu'G
Vegct ,bc Tiurute " mud nmhappy it hu. cured
ne. mn free irom all pain and in the ENJOY ment
OF perfect hcnlhand take grrnt pleasure IN rccumme l.
ing the rincture q a afflicted as hive been.
Yours JAMES M. NOEL.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-20

YArfs A n n
~ "
representing M EN'"''u i"''o" III inc n'''"'y y" w"
1onnry.
WIZ De seen, ny '',cr"s y" '"o s'' ,'' n1pe ",'
mhiy 'aloapie recess vi '"I''y' m"hY o"r'y ''"'
ine' superb S."'nary; Beautiful hngrnvinrs, =, s,'y
JswehN m"rn'h,e"t S"""',; ana "'ht, ne"m"". o's'
such IA Clocks, w atcner Illuminated "onhs ee, 10
thu number ut fiv" Hundred Iiiou'nnf-worth s'oo'-
oon-
ssihe Soeeiy expect. to remove Ia inc Ne" I'M" u,
Washington hy tn. middle ct June tho d,4'f'bn'on WI"
,aisc paee IN the FIRST or JULY 1888.
lie rule. aud regulations TINT hive heretofore
gn drd tho Society distributions will be ndhered 10 IN
TIN mud On no account viii there he any postpone
n Mt from the day nnmcd. All l'ttets nhd eohmptca
t"ns. (pos pnd) t corthrntra, or On busino"a 80 10
be uddre.se Ia tho Southern oGcetn Baltimore, dacc
Tel Ia tie Secretary, who viii answe by return nl -
Single Subscribers RENTING Ten Dnlinrs will receive
one yenrs subscription to any oflho MAGAZINES they
may Ia h,ir clrcr to hc forwarded freq charge
for thu time Of subscription, one yoar
The telawinf list constitutes rnrt oi The GIFTS
toit l8ij:
The splendid House uui Lot of the Art Union
Soeety stn,tcd in Broadway. 800 900
4 sape,b bselling, tie re-, lcnes Of the late
Arson sutzcr Esq, l5O0o
The beautiful Summer Residence, Gothic Cot
tagc ana Grounds 1T Hawks Nest, the
Hudson liver, 2oooo
; snnnll Dive lnga, stunt ed u the lot belonging
10 the Sucic in 02d street l0,Oo0
10 mag mice at CHmols Hair Sln@ls. Those
shnwls tho beautilul work Of art
ever be held 10000
1 sets nj Din mund Jew ery-conssting of seven
pieces oacb- all antique patterns in
beauti al Pearl Jewel Box, 1000,
Ia sets of 'earl Jewclry, consisting oil pieces
eaoh, all different styles, md OF Perran
man, fracture. 1000
IL Gold Watches Tor Ladies', very beautiful
mud curious works OF arti one tue sinn oi
half dime, 200
10 Wat ;hcs for Genemcu, all very hesvy, OF
dill feront .tyles and pnttcrs. 1000
80 Bou deere. Toilet and Dressing Cases ior
Ladies' some finished IN featl patterns
iarg CLOCK, very brantlul "ofh o, MT
Inade by LiJoIdl ub Cologne, bnsheh IN
nsle ol beauty aud art unSurPassel, luO0
l,O0h Gold Th'mbl's all different patterns,
very heavy, 2'oOo
200 coPies OF the lives OF great Painters superb
~ bond With an engraving OF each artistic 2ooo
5o,'lOO Illuminated Albums, different slylss and
patterns, 81 900
200 copies ~ 6rl.wo'ds Republican Coufi,
sPlendidly bodnd, with tinted ensrnYiig', 300
ioo. copeso B"Nohus Illustrations oi ohth-
speale. To the admirers OF the hiest
Poet Ibis work viii be IN ne'lushio'' lD'oo0
FAANl ms -
VEINS sending forth Cuph ana hyhhhi iit'hn' -ooo
lie sfhr Bay -MnrllI" luou
I" Bit aud the AngrI-Sugator Rosa. 900
NJ ght Elew-Clnudlo, l00O
Madonia- Gorsegn, iuO0
A lcad-Ti,ian, 500
Hend-Vnndyke, 500
LA misrnpo-Poussin, 500
a fisee-om"iio, 9o0
Baltic 'ie,e-W ouvcrmon, 500
l. .inisenpe-Claudc, 500
1here others by the slme Afiistes, II original,
l. ,sides some Splendid Pictures by Ason, Suly. Rey
,old., Neagle, Doughty. Cole, Chapman, David Werner,
Stuau Herbert. Tack, bennington, Read, Bnnlrlt,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-20
Severe Case of Rheumatism

NCCTrsyILIk, Nben,nIc Co, Va,
March 4th, 1853
Messrs Mortimer i. Hombrdy - conference.-the ing
been afflicted with rheumatism fer time IN its
wor. forms aud being able to obtuin relief from
other medic mes was induced TRY "iiamptou's Negi
eable Tincurc." ew bottles of which, am happy to
say. have made perfect
Atthc time commenced using the rincturc | was
scarcely able to walk. am now. aud have been for
some weeks, entirely FREE from al ram.
~. -, ,.,l.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-20
NEGssOE WANTED The su

"a b q" st y 10 y w " ~ N = m hI17s' TT7
J. caniaues in market tor Negroes. o both sexes. be
the ol 10 and 30 rear-, including Meehnpc-
uch IA Bac, .nith. md Curl,ncr,, aud viii pay the
highest naIlet plice. cash He Office i newly
eIecfcd btich bIildng on 1T Lynch street, lmned
mel, it, Of The Fnrmcls Bank ho prepared
(hoyirg erected buildng4 with lint vi"S,) II bnad.
nrgr,r- ,rut II yuchhurg for sale olhrrp
moderate ferm, md keep them secure oif they were
laced in the inil nf 'hc corporation.
seft a8-.ler6m SETH WOODROOF.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-20
Commission and Forward e House.

tiE undersigned tenders his services the citizen.
OF Lynchbug ind thn upper country generally " i'll
puy stri, ton the sc If all kinds OF reduce,
u, D ronoit promptly. ua no" has office City
Purt tho whatv,s. where he give particular
attention to RECEIVING aud FORWARDING all
kinds OF goods including Manufactured Tobacco.
his charges will be reuonubl md isacury. aud no
most ros pee tiully solicit. hetn patronage.
JOHN DlCkENaON, Petersburg, Va
RErgnrscr - Beng 1nres. Vim. q, n e. James &.
Co.. Prchlrs g. White, Thna. Branch " Son', Paul.
Mcllwniu s. ca Petersburg, G Neon, Henry Davis.
Col VIM T. Smir Austin Leiiwch McDntel, Hurt
& Preston, povis Nrwlih Go, l., nchburg; NJ. b.
Nov In Camphell oct Gets
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-20

FSIt.s-ln0 boxes fresh FIGS, Just received u
Il conf unrent which We viii sell hy wholesale re
tail at Richmond pr.ces.
ian I9ts LEE n JOHNSON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-20

TO HIxE.-Tlr .ub.crihrp,

WANTED TO HIItE.-rhe .ubscrhers
w wish IN hire for their work on the W. Tenn
iasirnnd, in the Mnunaih region of Va number III
.rn,e uon and boys for which librrpl hire will be pail
Nev hive had long e~p crrurc in the management q,
f,.sraes, md are themselves large owners. Hnnd
gtnes will rcrive the tredtpr"' in i'-ft
flret they give their Owe ct u. Gnu sret IL
yurlI1urs5 nj any time till the l0th Of lnLdnfY Il
" asniaa Hotel or McCorkle Simpson K .urs
~ At Mcdaniel & Iluu'., They will also buy tnd
boy Ice - 1Hct> SCOTT & ADAMS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-20
THE / EMALE S1 81 EN-.
Liver Complaint, Debility


Extinct frurn james Hari-. Eq : lciier Alexandria,
Va.--Atcr speaking of wonderful eutes nn himself ho
says; Mrs. II. has been suffering with the lVcrr"m
plnint md with inubily constantly complaining from
weakness, through her whole system. She enjoys
better health than o. tniry yrnrs being entirely esoT
ed by the of Hampion's tceeidbie 3inciUre.'
Diseased Side, Breast, Eyes.-Exr~ct from n
Letto Tram j. ines. Esq, Lou Ion county va Ny
wife has been Ton ycsis Mill ted with great wcel
pnin in the breast, side AL harh; pupuutiou'f tho
hcat; ecbcnc.- fihe sysem l,ss 90 Appetizer
complexion suow; the siehf Of eye almost tho
othcr We wenk. am pleased 10 say, HomI1oas
7incturc has restored er perfect health Her eyes
nae rs good u"w ever lhey Mere
~ Gail aud get rhamphlets
Sold by J. II. SEAY. Il co, Lynctitre, SOW Frs
Scor.viIir;A J. BROWN. Charlottesville, aud by al
D,uegistst hr1ughout theState. var I dsoiy
WASHINGTON HOUSE, LSNCHBURG.
w NA--Tlc suhscihess, iutving purchased this
nrgc aud well known House, take occasion 10 inform
iheir cnd and The public generally that they will Mt
al lines use cir best eXerions 10 uointe in
the most nrccrah'e manner. ull who may them
with Il cnlI TIE entirr intention OF the Prewietnrs
will be, devoted To the business oi the House They
re- nincd that IA thrir part shalt be
wanting 10 provide Tor then TABLE TIE best tar" that
tho nHrLe.s ithin their rench will afford. The build
ng large aud convrnien having been recently added
10 and improved. md all comfortable. and
well furnished
A Iarg. fourth rse OMNIBUS will convey pa.4en-
re = regularly To- and from The Cur and Bout
JOHN A. OTEY,
nov - dec 3m WM. l. HOLE
INOW DnKED SAGE Powdered SnItpeire and Pow.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-20
AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY
BY wM. L. LECKlE, Auc,,onccr.
I ARGE AUCTION saiEor FUR
At AUCTION
Will you Read the Truth e?

4 Medicine must have merit and great metit,ln stan
"A the nfpublic opinion. No ait III man "Un
gaivanisc WORTHLESS. article 10 keep up good
medicine IT II bo not really
A good medicine will live. be ONE popular, and ~
toni it sales year after year, in spite al orPos,t"n
The peol lc readily find lis Virtues aud the unc IT
lhom passes from mouth 10 mouth wnh mon ropidHy
than newspapers can spread IT, y living witness test
wing 10 ac cure medicine has nnc for him il Of Tar
service tlan any newspaper advertising
la proof of shat above We refer you 10
HAMPTONS NEGETBLE 1INCfuRE, and it, IF
fccts it, praise is in the mouths oil mutIudcs, Tho
best in country give ,her testimony to us
wonderful Among them name Hon. IT,
Clay, Hon, Rich. John'on. ice frrrtdrnt at the
United States, with hun,ir ia Of others Capt 1homas
Cnnut-bi other to the ceebraied physiclnn ct the
Emperor nt Fmuee-wa. cured by it a, lsrn-e OF
seven Yeas Standing the skill Of all tho Doctors Of
Europe and America had failed Ia
MIGHTY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-20
LATE NEWS b THE NAILS.
Arrival Of the Canada.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM Europe

HALIFAX Jan. l7.-The royal mail steamer
'anada arrived here this afternoon from Liver
pool with dates to Saturday. the 18th inst.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-20

L dtrud Spices OF yarpus kinds, needed this
OF the yea, h'r.h by r. STABLER& co.
dee 5.dkwt4
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-01-20

l OSF..- bunch 1T keys The finder will confer
la iuynr BY leaying lem nj this Office. ia l9-3t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-15
FEDERAL LEGISLATION.

We notice in looking over the acts of the las
session of Congress that act has been passed
PROHIBITING in the District of Columbia the issuance
of any notes less than FIVE dollars, under the penal
ty of ten dollars for every note issued under five
dollars
Section second prohibits the passage or offering
to pass any note under five dollars under the pen
atty of ten dollars
Section three inficts penalty of twenty dol
lars for failure to redeem any note issued under
five dollars.
Section seUen makes it the duty Of the marshal
and the constsbles of the District to give informa-
ton of any violation Of this act
Thus has Congress done its part in the suppress
sion of small notes which go farther to drive specie
out of circulation and undermine the stability of
bank paper than perhaps all Other causes put to-
gether.
When there is no daily and hourly necessity for
specie in the common transactions of society," al.
most the whole circulation becomes paper. When
the whole of the channels of circulation under five
dollars is forced to be filed constantly with specie,
the soldy of the banks is necessarily protected to
some extent against ordinary disasters as well as
against their own unceasing tendency to excessive
issues If all notes under twenty dollars were pro-
NOTED, 1t would be almost a complete guaranty
against the suspension of specie payments and in
solvent banks
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-15
ACCIDENT ON TIE JEFFERsoNyr1LE RAILROAD =

ACCIDENT ON THE JEFFERsoNvnLE RAILROAD. -
The engine attached to the freight train of cars
from Indianapolis, when about seventeen miles out
from Jacksonville, on Thursday evening, at six
o'clock, burst its boiler Mr. Griffith Harris, (tbe
Mr.. David Lewis, who owns a steam saw mill at
Jonesville, was severely injured. The engine was
blown two hundred yards from the track, and is
complete wreck The body of the engineer was
thrown one hundred and fifty yards, and frag-
ments of the locomotive were scattered over the
adjacent woods
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-05-15
POPERY IN TENNESSEE.

The platform of the American know nothing
party in Tennessee, is put forth without any
names accompanying it We are not told who
drew it up or authorized its publication. The
councils which adopted it met secretly and passed
it with closed doors. This is the genuine essence
of pepery. Indeed, we can show that there is not
one Objectionable feature in popery which the
know-nothings do not adopt and practice upon,
while they very carefully exclude any thing coed
in any form of the Christian religion. We defy
the comparison.