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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-09-22
NO. 49,.

WHY WE SUPPORT CHAsE.--The Piketon
Journal says: The question has been asked
why we support Chase for Governor instead
Of TrimbIe. The answer must be obvious
to every rejecting mind. Ist Because he
was openly, fairly and honorably nomina.
ted by chosen delegates from the great Re-
publican party of Ohio, of which we were a
member 3D. Because he is the exponent of
the doctrine that Slavery should not be estab-
lished by law in territories now free. Sd.
Because we desire to see the extreme party
feeling which had grown to be such mon
strous evil in our State. eradicated, and was
therefore desirous of having such action as
would unite the people together on the great
issues Of the day, forced upon Us by the sec
.tional action of the South, and this could
only be gained by fusion process which re-
suited i'll the nomination Of State ticket
composed of half democrats and half wings,
thus showing by our acts that the RepubIi-
can is not the old Wing party, as asserted
by some. 4th. Because Chase has ever main
tanned, in all his Congressional career, the
character of his own State, manfully bat
tling for the right, and resisting nobly the
encroachments of the Slave power-a friend
to freedom and the free north ..
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-09-22

GLOOMY PROSPECT OF THE EASTERN WAR.
The London Times of August 23d, has We
ry gloomy record of the war. " We are in"
it says, g for another winter campaign" and
it adds Of the long expected attack -
So the great day, that dreadful day Of
the final attack, is still indefinitely postpon-
ed, and nobody can tell in what month it
will come. We only know that the longer
it is postponed the more dreadful it will be,
and still wholly uncertain in its results. But
there is. in our opinion, one certainty about
it, and that is, whether we take Sevastopol
or not, we shall still have TO winter in our
present position. When Sevastopol falls in
to our hands, it will be mere heap of ruins
with all the horrors of charnel house. With
the enemy still in possession of the north
side, the south side will only be the front of
our own attack, as gloomy and wretched as
our present advanced trenches So that
whether we take Sevastopol or not we shall
still have to occupy the heights throughout
the ensuing winter"
Tents, we are also told, will not do for
winter and the 10000 huts promised are not
under way, and the army cannot be well hut
ted before Christmas. The editor neverthe-
less concludes:
We are still for pressing on the siege with
the utmost expedition and with all the means
in our power, and preparing with even law
iSh provision for all the thousand contingent
cies of winter campaign. Above all, let
there be no doubt as to the means of COM
munication from the camp to the harbor,
which must be, as it has all along been, our
only base of operations"
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-09-22

BLAcKBIRDs.-Far are hardly over the
fear of losing their corn crop by the rain
when another formidable evil presents itself.
Blackbirds in millions, are making daily
havoc with the produce of the industry of
the agriculturist, disregarding all kinds of
scare-crow and gunpowder plots. 1t is
thought the birds are called hither by the
which have made their appearance this sea-
son, and the presence of the little black chat
terers may not be the worst thing which
might have happened, after all.-[Tol. Rep.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-09-22

VIII. Cochran, editor Of the Mt. Vernon
Republican, has just been elected justice of
the peace for the fifth time. The race was
between him and another good republican,
the slave democracy being so far gone in that
town that they did not present candidate.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-07
LATE NEWS BY THE NAILS.
Mr.. Fillmore in London.


We learn from the Court Journal that Mr.. Fill.
more appeared at the Queens Drawing Room.
not in any fantastic costume, but in plain eve
ming dress. His personal appearance is highly
eomplimented by that Journal, which is also some
whit astonished by the absence oil lackey' like de.
ference for him on the part of the Amerieans.-
We copy a paragraph:
The presence of an ex. President of the Cni.
ted States at our Court is nm event which deserves
n passing note. Mr.. Fillmore looks to be even
a Younger man than Mr.. Buchanan, the Ameri-
can Minister: his hair is not SO white; nor Is there
any appearance of badness. He seems appa-
rcntlv about fifty eight, is smaller in stature than
the Minister, hut with rs handsome and intellec.
tual a cHlntenance. 1t is amusing 10 see the
sang froid with which the former chief of this
powerful Government is treated by the officers
of one of his SUCCESSORS. The republican princi.
pie in this matter is no fiction; and the ex-Presi.
dent has really and actually become nothing more
than an American citizen. Mr.. Fillmore has,
however, been received with much consideration
at Court, and with great distinction by the Minis.
tiers. AT the brilliant assemblies of the Niseonnt-
ess Palmerston and the Countess of Clarendon,
there is no doubt the ex- President will be the
parsonage of the day. When presented to Her
Majesty, Mr.. Fillmore wore u plain full dress
suit"
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-07

N BOII YOERT COTNIT, II.
fSsHIS Wy pieusntt aud nglrenblc Watering Plnrc
T. is now oren Tor the reception of visitors They
are 4iuIatcd ut the Western hasr al the Blue Ridge. mud
imrH,diately on the Inc al the Viri mia aud Tennessee
Rairoai, about AZ miles above ~yuchburg, anl there
tore Is the most accessible Watering PIlce IN Virginia.
IL j. l. within rse hours ride al Lynchhuts VII Il makes
il II peculiarly invItag resort for the inlnIirs ii ali per
sons whose trades az profession tarhnd "a continued abb
-cnce from uumc, ind ~ho, nj the same lime frsirr, as
all ought. tp give then laniIrs tieir frequent personal
presence md attention.
Large aud convefiert ndditians nave. during the
Springs, together with d convenient Butb5ng Hulsr.
which vii moi oolv add Greatly 10 the comfort , vtsi-
tor, bur !" Il enalde tie ~rurrr'or =, aoc1uup..4fc II
II much lareet number than he was abie 10 nrcam uodnte
tie lat season. Places Of innocent and Head lay nunse.
ment have also been provided
Ihe N d'cinal qualities of these Strings have been
asesftaiaei To be not interior In nry Whit sulphur
Sr.ings in Virginia. ~ the beautiful and pi,turr.q. e
mountain scenery hv which they arc slnronulrd, aud
pure a d inyig"rnriuz air peculiar 10 the atmosphere of
he place. are not surppsscd nv tlmt of any other plnce
in the Sfntn.
The fahic md Bn viii n'rfs- ha abnnd mtly sup
piled with the very he't the country affords and cyl y
attention wll be eiys3 10y the propricto, an hi. INSIST
uutst, tn cor T at I'D enjoyment of visitor.
A Htrk will be in ,eadihess at Boasark's Depot to
convey passengers to the Sfring-, being one null, and
imn ejAfeiy in view Of The BaiIroad.
CHARLES PHELPS, Proprietor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-07
SONS.
Cnrl.1lAksnnRt. MnA o.. 1879.

t'Il"I ia hANuktt Nh1 - P''
Wlh pleasure d. | hereby bar testimony to tie sum
I've Iaapr'ty Of the water of the Allegheny Springs
In the .uu mrr Of 1910 my henth inlicl. from DysprTs
sin of Indigestion, which, despite 81 the prescription
e the best paysicirn. in the lani. efew woF'c. In 1911
! visited the GrHy,ou Salphai Sti3oes. hut without my
bouoft. fhnl Fail | wssnl,isrd oabund N, IN At m,
my profession, und trAy,l winch dii for nrnili "a len,
rorsualos tic br-f phY.icnusl caul! net with, Ia
1913 yi,ite the Surhtngl and Sharon Spring, n. Y,
umi nsrd Hen waters far fJGt rnaHths, r. turning in tn"
Fall. without the slightest haPr4 IN the pnrt uf my
triruds thai co1li live threnRh the winter. WRsp
~hrcBlhiug sktloloa! Ia 1911 y,silrd the White Sui
pbur Sfring., al thought ! vas slightly improved. In
the month + July, IA. WIS ccnumehdr II Intend
Tie AIlegi any Spring, which was nj Tint tine wholly
unknown n n Spfing, for my curative qualities II pos
s"s.cd. To my eteut surprise, ] ipuul 1t Ia suutain
powerful min"Ihi properties, nj, atl,i III = II t1feo
weeks fund mvsef greatly improved. In August re-
turned aud used the water far three vcek, merr, aud
imptovcd beyond any tiiing | could hive Hoped Ton. My
improvement continued through that year. Tie next
sumuei | again llank tie water lot I've ar slk weeks,
mud an now Il healthy nan. hive no hesitation in be-
licying rhht tbs water was u pnwel M md principal
agent under Providence IN M rrsLhfatibn To health -
Ny extraordinary resosery attracted aitcut'nn 10 this
Vpref, mud | hHsn -iure known many very remark able
cues effected bs it, u-e in cas's Il confirmed Dy-P"P.
ria. believe it the very bnsi mineral wnler npon this
enr,iI, ELL pIILEGAR.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-07
Shin Burned at Sp0.

New York, July 3.-Schooner S. S. Learnard,
from Port an Prince, arrived this morning, has
on board Captain Cole and officers and crew of
the ship Star of Republic, which was burned at
sea ON the lst inst, when three days out from
New York to Galveston. The Star of the Repub-
lie was valued at $4,000, and was insured for
S6,500.-Her cargo was small, and valued at
81 .O0O-nartly insured.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-07
#ELuyp CT,=IIo.. Va Mn, %

ives taken sic early ia the year 1853; confined 10
my bed some six Glorths; ms whole nery nus system en-.
ii ely Frustrated. | had almost wholly lost the use of
my Limbs. During TINT time was visited by several
physicians of high standing, but WITH all their efforts |
grew worse, until ! became a. cnaciaIed ls nuy one liv-
ing could be. My physicians then advised me to visit
the Allegheny Springs. | did so-wa. carried there OH
my bed, being unable IL .tand or sit up-used the @ater
about ten day7-eommenced improving al oucc, and wns
finally restored to henlth. have no uesitntion in shy.
ing that | owe my restoration to health entirely To the
use Of this W, ter, and believe, had it not been for this
poserful agent, | would now have been in the grave.
HIRAM HUFF.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-07

" AND SLAF IA.-ln pu' suhncc ut u decler 81 the
Circuit Court Of Campbell county, PRONOUNCED a. The
22d dny of May, lS5s, in the cases Of Ilewut ". kab.
Ter, Burton ". kabler, aud knbler aud others " kpl-
iernud 9th rs, | sltil, on the 18th day Of August. 1853.
at the lat, residence OF TbaddeuS ktblcr deed. nrar
the town # New London, in the county uf Campbell,
expose 10 sale, hy way It pubic auction, the Tinct of
Land on which tue SAID Thaddens knhi,r resided nj he
time of hs death, aud several valuable Slaves. The
sud Land, from is lorntina and improvements, il valua-
bio and desirable properly, and i, We'd worthy the atten.
ton of persons wi-ling 10 srcute an elai l. residence.
TERMS or S,LE.-Thr Ian will be ,olf IN a credit
of SIX. twelve aud eighteen months toqpni iustainents)
the payments 10 b. secured by bonds with approved per
sbnal securi. Y, aud the tide 10 the l1nl IA be retained
uhtt the purchase morey i paid. asn turi er security
therefor. The Slaves viii be sid ON = crrda at Twelve
months, the purchasers giving bonds with satisfactory
personal security tor the payment of tie purchase merry.
The t1lc To saiI property Is believed 10 be eoqurstiou-
ably good; bat IA ting me'el, As the urlan Of tn" GmIrt.
| will only sell sachtitlr He arn aathari ed To sell by the
decree af1rcsaid. ABNER EARLY. JR..
iulV 9-rtI,SdIHw Commissioner.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-07

HANiNG r-,oii and supplied my establishment
E9 viii rhe iltrst improved Machinery ii nannf,c.
turing WOOL ! announce u my old customers, aud The
public generally, that | am again prepared Ia cnrd wool
into Rolls, spin into Ynru weave into Jnnr., Linsev,
Blankets. &c, upon he following terms:
Curling Wool info Rois q cents per b.. Cardiug
and 81 inrins from No. 6 10 3 eLts Ia tie pound l25
per pound added; l@ ,ycry higher number one cent per
II. nd led. Manufacturing heavy Negro James - cents
per yard; manufacturing heayy Negro Linsey ls cents
per rard; Riaakets = cents per p%onud2 cents tor -nrd
ing mt ! fprcu ding md spinning Additional charge on
mixed and Saxouy Wool A supply II manufactured
goods viii be kept On land for sale or exchange for
Wool. Those living neaI the Railrond can deposit their
WopI with the Rai,rend AGENTS. except Liberty. deposit
with Mr. y Ilulman--LyntEburg win Messrs. Ruck,r
4 Redd The work will b. returned when finished
Payment wi be required upon delivery of work.
June ll-i3m JACOB BONSAGk.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-07

SALEM, Rsbnoku Co, Any -, 1888.
| take pleasure in sayiug thai, from wnat | have wit
messed If the effects Of the wBt.r Of tho Allcghan,
Springs in my own hUiiy, md from the stutements Of
nllers. entitled 10 full confidence. who have used il, |
regard it us ~ most vnlunble toni; aud Alternative, peeu-
liutiy suited To restore the secrctions and losi tone OF
the stomach, in cases Of Dyspepsia, to inv'eornte the
system, and remove that distressing trim OF nervous
comT laints so often connected with dlssasc Of long stand-
ing and general debility. JNO. Il. GRIFFIN, NJ. d.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-07
Firth FIJI Disasters at M1-1tIun.

On the 18th ult.. a violent storm of wind passed
over the harbor of Mazatlan, Mexico, causing Sc
rions collisions among the shipping. No less
than sixty English, French, and Peruvian ships
and banks were sunk and % of their crew drown
ed. Their cargoes were valued at over $4,000,
600. The American schooner Copeland, in bal
last, was also sunk and it was reported that an
American clipper of | 800 tons had foundered in
the port of Iguala.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-07
july & dFWSsrWEDtl4th
SALE of Real Estate.

ll yittue ii a decd at trust executed to the under
ID signed hy II II Meredith. ir hcarine date the
- of August. 1873, the undersigned " /, ON the
premises, expose 10 sale, by way of public auction, on
he 5lh al Iuiy. one ha f of lot No. $50. N the junction
81 9l street and lstallry. with tho improvements thc.e
on. consisting Ut Two wooden TcnemenI- aud u Well OF
excellent water.
TERMs.-A credit a G, II aud Is months, cqual in.
stalments; nud lie pulcLascr will b." required to give ne
g.tiahle notes, satt>Iact Ill, endorsed, ard the title re
tanned until Ire wtolr pureh 81 money !. pail. The
titlr j. believed to he inquest .nubie, but acting US tlus.
tee will only convey N1l sperinl " a'rant9.
Z. NJ. MEREDITH, Trustee.
iune % ditNf5thIy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-07
,Serious Railroad 4ccifeuf.

NASHUA, y. II. July 3--Last evening a pas
senger train on the Manchester and Nashua Rail
road, near the Groton Junction, was thrown off
the track and the engine and tender precipitated
down an embankment. The engineer was thrown
over a fence into a meadow, and the fireman bu-
ried beneath the ruins of the tender, but neither
was seriously injured. The first class passenger
car was considerably damaged, but none of the
passengers were hurt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-07

Removals. appointments and Promotions.
The following changes in the employees of the
Treasury Department were made on Saturday,
viz:
clerk, removed; Philip r.. Van Wyck promoted
in his stead from LIST to ID class.
Registers Otce.-John h, Nourse, I'd class
clerk, removed.
Third auditors 0Ges.-Jos. B. Peasants,
I'd class clerk, removed; J. l.. Duke promoted in
mis- stead; Chas. 7. Hull, of Virginia, appointed
to a first class in place of Duke.
Sixth 4aditor'S O.fce.-W. II. Sullivan, pro-
NOTED to 3D. class clerkship in place of j. a. NJ.
Duncanson, removed; j. II. Someryell to a I'd
in place of w. II. Sullivan, promoted.
Fifth Auditor's OGce.-J. C. Pickett pro-
NOTED to chief clerk in place of T.. Muslin, re-
duced; T. Muslin to a Sd class clerk in place of
John Ii. Houston, removed.
VIM. c. Goddard, Waterman. removed, and
James Pool appointed in his stead.-Udsh. Star
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-07
Disaster and Death.

CLEVELAND. Ohio July 3.-rhe schooner Ri
alto was capsized on Sunday off Long Point
The mate was drowned, and the captain and re-
mainder of the crew were saved. The captains
wife remained two hours, when the vessel part
ly rightcd, and she was providentially released
just as the crew were about abandoning the
wreck.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-07
Railroad 4ccidenf.

BosToN, July 2.-The outward train from Bos-
ton ran off the track today, near Winchendon.
The engine, tender and baggage car were thrown
down an embankment Of twelve feet. The for
ward passenger car was slightly damaged. One
fireman was hurt, but the others employed on
the train, as we'll as the passengers escaped in
lurv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-07
Sad far.

Mr.. David Burton, who was shot near Smyrna,
Del, a few weeks ago by a negro man, Tom OIL
liver, died on Wednesday last. Distressing cir
cumstanoes are connected with the case. The
wife of Mr.. b. was sick at the time of his being
shot; upon hearing of the Occurrences, She became
very feeble and died in a few days afterwards,
leaving a young child, in delicate health, which
soon followed its mother in the train of death.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-07

4 tolegraphio despatch from Springfield, Mass,
dated Tuesday, July 3, says;
The Bingham establishment, known as the
Glasgow Mills, at South IIadley Falls, was burn
ed this afternoon. The fire originated in a pile
of yarn in the attic, and is supposed to have been
the result of spontaneous combustion. The ma
chinery and building with much of the stock were
destroyed. Most of the manufactured goods were
saved. The loss is estimated at SH250,O00. In
sured for Sl5O.000. Two men were injured by
falling from ladders, and one man killed by the
falling of Il wall.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-07

The United States Consul at Leipsic has trans
mitte& TO Mayor Wood a communication received
by him from tho "National Society of German
Emigration" in Leipsic. "A society of consider
able Importance and influence, from whose evil
donce it is certain that the shipment of paupers
and criminals TO our shores by European Govern
ments has been actively carried ON. although
they claim for Saxony, complete exemption from
this disgraceful proceeding.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-07
-NlosTanMEnT Coy Va

We cheerfuliy recommend the water OF the Allegheny
Springs, believing. "a we ID. thai there is no wHter
which has been discovered tint cun claim the kigh mer-
it, this can. We lnve had frequent opportunities OF
with, ssiHg tho won 'erni cures effected by II in Nervous
aud Cetnneous disnnae..hni long Standing and confirmed
cn-es Of Dyspepsia. We hive no RESTITUTION IN recon-
meudire IL 10 persons afflicted with any of tho above
Diseases, Or Who hive becn suffering from any delnngo-
rnent OF the sjnmach or liver Ne believe its medical
qualities unsurpassed by any known water.
AME NJ. q. KENT NJ. d.,
l.. A. McJONkEY, NJ. D..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-07

DEARLY-TEETH AND BALMY BREATH.-The
l. Pearl Dentrifrice' for cleaning, whitening and pre-
serving the teeth has no superior, It is composed of
ingredients so simple and efiectusi that the Youngest
child can use it with benefit. Made and sold only at
J. Fl THOMPSON f. CO'S
iuly ts New Drug Store
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-07
GoMMI>sEONER's SALE OF REAL

y ESTATE Ii lursuan.e # a decree oi the Cir
cLit Cont of Campbell. prJnnun-cI At ITS NAV term.
las, in Ihe case of JOHNSON ". Johnson. .lmll. On the
lilh day of Iuly, lsaj. in front oi the Market HOUSE,
in the CITY Of Lynchhurg, sell. by wayo public auction.
the LOT OF GiiOuND in sail decree mentioned. be-
ing a portion al the lands Of lhe late Robert johnson.
and the same purchased by - LucNado under a former
iecne in this sau,e. Said LOT certain, = ma tlnee or
four neres, aud is e.li wooded. 1t will be sd on Il
credit ol, six. Twelve mud eighteen months.
c. K. SLAUGHTER Conn.
nal, Il dEWSs,WEDtII
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-07

PHILADELPHIA, July 3.-The boiler at Bald
wins foundery exploded this morning damaging
the building to the amount of $4,000. No one
hurt.
A freight locomotive boiler exploded this NOR
ming on the Foundry Road.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-07
LYSCHBuRG. Nav 10. 1858.

Having had ample opportunity at nseeriaining the
curative powers Of the Allegheny Springs, | take pleas.
ure in Recommending the water as nm Invaluable agent
n Chronic Diseases OF the stomach und bowels.
inc. Il. PATTERSON, NJ. D..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-07-07
UnShinrfnn 1HnirS.

WAsHINGToN, July 3.-Secretary Dobbin is
expected to leave the Navy Department in a few
days for a trip to Virginia for the benefit of his
health.
The army order containing the late promotions
&c, will be issued in a few days.
About two hundred 50 acre land warrants were
issued to-day.