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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-27
EOOK Err s. TRIBE,
10 FOR TiiE sPisiNss.--T6e ~

srribers having furnished their road from Lynch.
burg 10 Danyiiie with Coaches and supplied them
w'tr i"e flesh Horses and having procured ca ,ul and
accommodating Drivers, enab ID to otIei to those
persons going ia the Springs, AMI travellers general y.
The cheapest aud most e1pedins route to the Watering
Place.. I, De found in this section of Virginia
Tia If fee new four horse Coaches will leave Danvle
Mondays. Wednesdays and FRIDAYS in every week
ocLck A. and Iige ia l., nchburs al b O'Clock
j. NJ as to get gooi nights rest and be ready u
take the Cars, Boats Stages morning ior II.
North, East or West. .;eturbing, will eavr Lynch
burg Tuesdays Thus lays and Sundays al 2 nrIoak
A. NJ, and arrive ia Da1vie at 6 o'clock p. NJ
The Coackrs vi stop each way Al regular 7rea hlast
and dinner FUSES, that complete accu,noi lat ~, vii
lie rendered 10 those rayeling til, route Ne *
Peci 10 max, arrangements hat TIN oush tichrts
he lad from Greensborongh 10 ~ y Il the Spring.
A line two hArst Coach will between P,tt.,ly anita
Court House and II my Caut HOUSE. once ia e,,,y
week, :" as 10 connect with The Mondays Stag Ia
ynrhhurs ard will l,avr Puts, wanna . Il every Sat
M la, Ia "'cock A NJ, and nrpive-at Henry C. II
o o.uek T. NJ Il tuinin., vii cave Henry c. Il,
cry Su .duY al o., och NJ uni arrive al Pins, Iva.
MIA c. H. al g % clock T. W.
Jun 27-,iw WM. II. TAYLOR & CO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-27

THE AMERICAN MocKING BIRp.--From the
advertisement in another column. it will be seen
that this little prodigy will give an entertain
ment at Masonic Hall to night. We have heard
bis limitations of the songs of birds and they are
remarkably accurate. 1t is an extraordinary gift
with which he il endowed, and his performances
will interest the levers Of the wonderful. Mas
ter Bake, also entertains his audiences with songs
and dances. See advertisement
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-27

M FHf q 10 Yc0fN NrIiHtlg caFft " IT q FfftH
ArabiaH Lt.imeht.
NR. r. g. FsRRELL --Denr Sin: bad been afIi cted
with the Sun Z sin fr the last years. and could
get reef ,xcept 10y bleeding; but by The 4
H. Il Fartellis Arabian Liftme I applied over the
temples about three four tins ~ il entirely
removrl and have felt thing OF it since. | went
nl, the stable nigh apply il To horses leg
anl being very lame h, stumbled aud fell against my
es cfushn and brni ing them badly that they
cd black as my mat, rendering them po~er.ess. ! MP
piled Y, ur Linment, a1d well enough in a few days
60 nbout again u,u"l. also crushed my finger
in shocking by letting back log fall upon ii;
Yum Liniment soon henlrd itnp though
JOHN b MCGEE.
LIZ Sllln nrncinci pan1in co LII. EGhy G. 1870.
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rndb, Regularly authorized agent. ,h,ouehour the

tSsFric- - aud 40 crnte, and ; per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in every tDSn, wiling, and
han let in the United States, in which is cd,
established. Address II g Farrell ntnve, ne aotn
pHnied with good re'errnc u character responsible
k. iane2O d&r4w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-27

TOBACCO IN RlcHMoND.-There never has
been such quantity of tobacco received in this
city, us there has been this year. The ware
houses are absolutely bursting open with their
freight. Two of them. we understand oannot re-
coiye any more at prescnt.-Penny Post.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.
II. q. FurrelIs Ara .,ian Linin,ess
TRIUMPHANT NEA DISEASE

Every family should at procure bottle oi the
great Arabian r.Hnedy for man an boast cal i II q.
FAhRELL'S ARABIAN LINIMfNr. |, all.y- the
mot iniehs" paths In few minutes the nvi
al Il IL ~ 1,int water. snd thus stf joints; il
pfnr'rates the fe-n the hnne =, lakes contracted
eorJs. ours henmati.m anil pal-ed Inns of eniy
yaaf. g also tnnors elled seek enlarge.
nal ri ia" el,n Is. m is The be-t medicine IL IL
uet- 81 cttftlr li,covee ruri s.eeny -pavins
-p mt. nni al diseases which rrqnro APP
piicaton
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-27

DEATH FROM INrEMPERASCE.--Am man named
Howell found dead in the road in jefferson
county. last week. According to the Coroner ;
verdict, he died from intemperancc.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-18

Notice.
NY p,NoTTR has associated With him a.a PItDsr,
w his brother j. ". M0TrE, tue paTtneIshIr Sonl'
rsielnS Oh llth Inst The style Of The firm wv be
W. II. MOTTE& BROTHER. Liebl6
Second Notice.
LLptrsonS iniebtedto ". n. MoTTIaTe requested 10
N eall and SeitN their accounts Immediately
Ebia ". MOTIF.
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DR JAQUES LK0OULTRE,S celebrated warranted
RdtoTS. They shave With the greatest ease, anu are
q, r. HRowS'H
10 Ssw'Jswslry STORE. wa,hLnstou
Throw phySin 10 the Do2s-PulTernncherS
HYDRO ELECTRIC vOLTAio CIiGlSs.
pfodvelns Instant relief from the most acute rain per-
hAhehtlJ curing al SeuT4iele diseases, Rhepma
tISm, painful aud Sweled Joints, Neuralgia
' VI tie Pace, llealneSs, tllndkSs, ST.
YituS' Arce, PtlPltOtonS OIL tae
Heat, Periodical Headaches,
Pains inthe stomach, In
.E, LigeGtlon, dysptpSia
UtAIine Palms,
r.. ..s4.. Paralysis,
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Paper Warehouse,
CYRUS W. FIELD q CO.,
coAAIss on MERCHANTS.
No. IL Cliff street,
NEW YORK.
Arc sole Agents ia the United states ior
MuSpratps superior llleachiug Powder.
Victoria Mills Celebrated Writing PareS'
G Gsa.sS g Pointing I"
RaIylns & Sons English Tissue
PiTst quality ultnmaIlHe ii1e ,,..,....,,.
They also Agents for the principal PAPER Manoae'ut'
ers In this eouhty and oer for Sale By a he most eA'
tensve and and deSable stock OF PItT snS Ptkr Msna'
eiurtr1 1ltrics that can DO found In thisor any oher
Thslt whottsale and Writing PAPERS
are sold BY the case only. -,
Their extraordinary facilities enable them 10 oter 1ll
Goods, both Foreign and Domestic al the Iowsat possl0s
prices, ,t,,.,.,.
yantes made OIL eOlsignsnts Of PaPef, Paper Makers
stock and other merchandise.
The highest market price paid In cash for al Nnds
Rags. AuSl~" .
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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-18

NOIlO6- hAIhh,
have ANAL stoek OF common e0ihinSthat will dis
pose Of cost or even less, TO make room for my SrIIrs
eV S,s Rps kVVs" g RIcE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-18
ASSlGNEE,S NO1lICE,

HNoIUNhho NVIIOH'
G inieou d. Woodrow having, on The nth dayo
= ApIil, 1851, hY proper deed conveyed ~ trust 10 The
undersigned Tor the benefit Of bis said wo0dow't credit
os al 9 his res and personal Ioperty and CLOSES inae'
toni al PeTsonS In any wise Indebted 10 said woodrow
ale iequIed 10 make IHiHedate payment 10 me, aud
pelsots having claims tsanst tad woodrow are Ieq9Leu
III Older 10 Iteeve any benefit under sad trust, within
four oLs 10 e tleir claims With the proper Ieleaseae
toTdng 10 The terms Of said deed With the undel signed.
api3 GEO. ". SIGHTS, Assiglee.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-18

philadelphia Medical uouse-Rttablsh"d2 q
81 SSr1 ". N. xT Pt fNsJ sa Union
lNVALlDS
Are Gprrised that H. KlNKELS eoRfnes bis practice
to particular baEeh OF nTdlclke, which engo5es his
undivided attention. lie cautions TIE unfortunate
SSalnst the abuse Of meTeuiyi Thousands are Annually
neeuTlalired ou Of life. Recent affections promptly
TWENTY YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
In the Treatment OF AcaAS Of diseases hitherto neglected
LlN, (dRher reik on Self PrtErtOtion,l 10 Prove
that Hne tenis Of ilR causes Oi nervous debility Local
and constitutional weakness, mental and phi tca suffer-
Ing ale tIateable 10 certain habits forming ts most e.
eIetyet deadly aud fatal aPIHss Of domestic misery aud
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
THERE'S an evil habit sometimes ndVssd In by boys, IL
sS . Se WIZ a. S og S.sss s%a
Gus obstacles to matrimonial happiness, bu gives iSe Il
GeIleB OF pOIactcdI iHSi lOus, aud devastating Aee
lions; Few Of thoIe WHO give way 10 tlis leinleloH!
FERROUS systems tAlteed fei strange aud unleeounia
Bile Feelings, and vogue feaIt IN tue mind
The unfortunate thus afflicted becomes teeh!e Is una.
bic 10 labor with accustomed Igor, or ~ arpY his nj
10 study his sttp tnIdy aud weak, he !" dull esO
lue aud his sport with less energy than usual!
lfLe embheaieS himself before tile practice has done
lis wOitt end enter tiinony, Ills marriage 10 uhtuit
full and hlSSeEe Tells him that this Is caused b. hS early
lOleS Ttft ere combinations Eheh thERid eVaftu he
attsRiioN Of Mest TihlilaIiy Silush9.
MARRlAGE,
ReGul' the fhlneNt Of several conditions In order
that Il may be really The cause VI mutual hAppirtss
Could tie veil which now cOyeIS tue origin OF domestic
wIetCedMeAs be iaised An Its tue AoEice every III
Ical ISqUaIcllonS aud their attendant disappointment
Apply then, while Jet In tine III order 10 have your u
struLs aud relaxed sahIatlOA sbaeed, revrlRed aid
REMEMBER.
He who places hmsellullder ur. Klnkelns treatment
may Itsi0uSy tonhde In his hOnOl as gentleman aud
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MEDICINAL. 6.
The gMonpareil Nerve and Bone
\ ,ifIgNjIthf EMIT,

lIfIgNlIIIlH llT3IYtIF,.
PREPAss61 SS Il SASs SH ~ bR
WATSON CARR, OR WHEELING,
e,.S LATE or MORGANToWN,
MI Ls,lS sSsa htbtea9 rtHti ttMtSH RAttA
HtN ftiittt N Httrasl Pstnt va u fTgtrly GEM
+, i III sitileWi poAftt itlttA n kSNt6lly
S6SPAREit fiSiNEST :"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-18
AFFLICTED READll

Pl,,sburs-PLRMrSG & IlRoTlIERS, Ro. % Wood
At, anil bY DluEEiBtS generally Iei6-jm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-18

Planished Tin Ware.
lust opened an assortment Of spendii ranshed Ware,
Ter Stewers Vegetable Dishes, ih Covers, Tearntt Egg
coolers, Stomach warmers, and painted Toilet sets-1
beautiful aTtIee We respectfully solicit The attention Of
The public 10 our varied aid VI llou&e
and Steam boat furnishing goods
HOBBS, BARNES & co,
Noes, Monroe st, near The Post ONCE,
nnNln Wheeling. Va
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E.opn "a. r.ir,nnnlI la.n R.pu,,t1an.

from Tie FalTtHoht Id,) RtpAb|1edH'
M INVALUABLE 3iEDtCISr.-lt Is but seldom we tind
among The many offered 10 the public for the cure
OF diSeaAe, one we can consent 10 commend or whose VIZ
tues we ave able to discover and have always aeduousy
a ided giving utelae TO anything that might lead any
one to Enrpoie that we Piac.d any th In heir rele
slonS, Hut With teeIece 10 remedy manu- aetuIed N
this place. and which has become as familiar 10 the public
as household words we SPEAK from knowledge Of Us In.
TiRsie exceeees Its adaptation TO many Of tue Ills o.
u e, and tue security Will which II may be used. We
seak Of The NOnpaIeIl Nerve and Hone Lnimen pTepaT
ID b. II. u. Carr Co.. from prescription furnished By
DR. Watson Carr, late Of MoIgantown, and HOW Of Wkel
Ing, ono Of The most eminent Physician. In Virginia This
ninMR Is based upon the broad Ineps that any teRe
d. which will relieve external pain, will properly com
pounded be equally eeaeous In removing aee
onS, rriielrIe that has hetn successfully developed
II Is Simply the o0Sprlns VI @lese, being mild and si
pie In lis aeon, Gnd yet revealing In It's effects power
more Incredible reaching The most hidden SlewS OF man
and beasahd set being nnoxiouS 10 the weaketi nhn-
II Is also By lar the eht6tt Lihneh In Tie market, beinS
put up In tottts twice as large a. the maory ard one
OuTh larger thai The aTgeA besides heInS more than four
times as strong We commend II 10 those In want OF
safe nd aTta1n ran
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-18
saddlers Hardware,

AND COACH TRIMMlNG.
TUsT otened large assortment oISaldeT's Hardware
Bus1y Bows, lInbGs SFNEes, feowl, cardaSe and Tire
HoiII, Mtieahle Irons, Patent and Rnamelled Leather,
and used By thetEade, TO which nSi!e lhe al
pWi3 Old Stand, I63 Main 81.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-05
Singular Inconsistency

While our neighbor Of the Union Re-
publican IS advocating the election of a
fusion ticket. composed Of quondam Wings
and Democrats, each aud all Of whom re-
pudiate old party ties. he still has standing
at his mast head the motto "Ihe Union OF
the WHIGS for the sake Of the Union. -
We do not exactly understand this. What
does it mean. neighbor? Have you repu-
dated the Wing party, soul and body or
are You just acting the possum' IL you
mean to pretend that the Wing party is
dead. for the purpose of getting Democrats
10 poke their fingers in its mouth. aud then
to snap them, we respectfully submit that
il is not fai. play. How are sou neigh
bor' Ace you for Union of the Wings
Tor the sake of the Union" or are you for
a fusion Of all the ,cosiempti5le i.ms OF
which this nineteenth century is rife, for
the sake Of the spells? That's the ques-
ton.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-05
FlouYnoy VS. The Constitution.

The Constition Of the United States, ar.
ticle the sixth, declares that: mo religious
test shall ever be required as . qualiicatio
to office of public trust under tina govern
ment." and the Constitution Of Virginia
declares that all men shall be free to pro-
fess and by argument to MAINTAIN their o.
pinions in matters of religion, and the
same shall in no wise affect diminish, or
change their civil capacities.
Mr. Flournoy, the KnOw-Nothing can
didate for Governor, declares in the very
teeth Of these constitutional safeguards to
religious liberty, that, "by full and indie.
pendent exercise Of the right Of suffrage
and appointing power, they (Catholics)
should be excluded from the offices of the
government in all its departments"
The CONSTITUTION of the United States
declares that mo religious test shall be re-
quired as qualification for any ollics.,-
Mr.. Flourno, declares that a religious test
shall be required-namely, that the appli-
cant for office shall be Protestant
The Constitution Of the State Of Virgin
ia declares that "all men shall be free to
profess and by argument to maintain their
religious opinions, and the same shall in no
wise diminish their civil capacities" &c.
Mr.. Flournoy says that all men shall not
be free 10 profess their religious opinions
for il man be Catholic. his civil capaci-
ties shall be diminished in this, that he
shall hold no office in this commonwealth,
and that il he now holds one he skall be
removed +
If elected. Mr.. Flournoy will be sworn
to support the Constitution. II he shah
find Catholic in Office, he Is pledged to
turn him out. Now we ask the people OF
Virginia if Mr.. Flournoy is not pledged to
violate the Constitution and violate his oath
Of office '--Lynchburg Republican.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-05
Paving for Members.

Maj. j. B. Halmeek, Of Lewis county
Jno. W. Stalnaker and Levi Clark, pub
lish card in the last Weston Herald, in
which they annoInce their withdrawal
from the Know Nothing. One paragraph
in the card, shows to what means this Or
der will resort for the purpose Of securing
members. Can anything be more desra.
ding than the following' 1t speaks vol.
umes:
In order to show the method IN which
this dark and mysterious Order do their
dirty work. l will remark, that one mem.
Der was initiated under the hope OF re.
ward. He was told if he would join and
hold on until after the election, he would
receive SEVENTY DOLLARS as hi,
portion offs fund which the know Moth.
ings had the right to dispose Of. Freemer
of Virginia, what think We oil this?
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-05
VIM. A. Harrison. of Harrison.

We notice in the CIarksburg Register
that W. A. Harrison has been nominated
by the Know Nothings Of that county a.
one Of their candidates for the Legislature.
We are no. surpri.ed at Mr.. HIS position.
Although good lawyer, clever neigh
Dor, &C.. yet he is one oil the most uncer-
tain politicians the State can boast. Al
one time, he could hardly tell you in the
morning when b. arose, what would be
his political opinions at night. He has
shifted about from every party, until at
last he has dropped into that receptacle Of
uncertainties, Know Nothingism. Mr.. H.
has singular minds Upon law he is ra-
tional, but upon almost every other ques-
ten h. is chAngeable, uncertain, hair
splitting, and even sometimes fahatical.-
He is man OF great social worth--a per-
feet gentleman, but very crooked and
politician-ju.t the nan to be
carried away by al excitement such as
Know Nothingism. MI. Harrison. and
Col. VIM. Johnson. are the Know Moth
ing candidates. Mr.. J is a brother Of
Gov. johnson. He was president Of the
Democratic meeting held in Clarksbug to
appoint delegates to the Staunton Conven-
ion. who were instructed to vote for Wise.
Now he is the candidate Of the party op.
posed to Mr.. w. A very pretty chapter
II consistency
Robt. Johnston, formerly 1st Auditor of
and A. S. Holden, are the Dem.
,cratic candidates, and Of course will be
elected by at least 400 majority.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-05

FALssHooD NAILsD.-The Richmond Penny
Post, the accredited Know Nothing Organ Of Viz.
GINA in an article upon the moral and religious gu.
periority of their ticket the Staunton nomina.
ton represented their candidates all strickly re.
igious men, while our standard bearers were entire.
" lacking in anything approaching to morality. 4.
mong the rest, it dubbed Col. Be.le as 80 pious,
ton, the Baptist Church." To those who are well
acquainted with him this is news indeed. At home
and in this vicinity, throughout this district, and
everywhere else he is known Col. Deale has always
been entire unbeliever and has the reputation OF
being the most profans man in the whole State, The
writer of this article has heard him state, that,
while he believes the Bible to be very good book
who either believes or breaches any thing about such
q parsonage a. devil" Aud this 10 the man who.
for eectioneering purposes is styled ious consis-
tent member Of tie Baptist Church. - arksrsbmra
Nsus.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-05

LOVE, DISAPPOINTMENT AND SUICIDE
We were yesterday favored with the peru
sal of letter from Louisa county. giving
the particulars of a suicide. which we ap-
pend for the Information Of our readers.
A gentleman name WiLLoueHBy, ovcrseer
for Dr. WIN. Goodwin, OF Louisa. was en-.
gagged to be married TO a young ady, aud
had procured Iiscensr, for the consammaton
OF the same, when her friends raised OBJ
iections 10 the match aud the wedding
was postponed. On Sunday last, Mr..
Willoughby paid the lady a:jvisi:. when
he was formerly discarded Such treat
ment made life burthen TO him, and
when he saw Dr. Goodwin he asked how
niue b laudanum it would take TO kill a
man. DR.. G. answered him and thought
no more Of it. On Tuesday morning. be-
foIe daylight, DR.. Goodwin heard the ex-
plosion of pistol in Willoughhy's room
aud FASTENED to ascertain the cause. found
that w. had shot himself and was quite
dead. In his room were discovered
too letters, one to Dr.. G.. and the
other to his sister, in which the poor fell
low stated that he had tried laudanum,
which proved uuavailling, and now he
had resorled to the pistol as certain rem
edy for all his ills.-Dipatch.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-05

A MoDEL JuRY.-We saw 10 ons Of our En-.
elish exchanges that two men were lately in.
dc'ed at tho Stafford sessions for stealing por,
wine.-Thsy went TO tho White Hsr. cellar,
ans having get drunk, stols bottle oil port
from the bin and hid it. II VAS deemed sssen,
iial that the jury should decide whether The sto-
len vine was actually taken from the bin in
ing, Two bottle were. accordingly handedlup
but SO Difficult, was the poin, that the jury were
unable 10 arrive at any satisfactory decision sn.
til they hal finished beth bottles They then
convicted the prisoners on which the prison.
ers' council remarked that il they had net done
us'ics to their clsnts, they had certainly done
justice 10. to the wins.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-05
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