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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-09

ZINE ROGERS, WUoTE n ii y l. M
l. AND OTHER CUTLERY, OPPOSITE AmERI-
CAN HOTEL ROBERT MCNAMEE respectfully
sails the attention eff his customers his super or
stock of Razors Knives Scissors, Dental and Surgi
together with variety Of goods in his line, which
he will sell very low,
NJ --Razors sold at my store will all be warrant.
sd to shave we'll
All kinds of Cutlery and Instruments put in com.
ulete order lie BIN
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nEsTINY DEMONSTRATED y

~ 4 IL FLANETb Oh ASTkULUGT ~
sor LEO. SOUND may be consulted on siattsrsra
pottance in the wonderful work # As,rola,y To-
telling all particular events of human te 1o!h pH
present and future, snch ma,riags GescliFs
of husband, wife, or intended, child On siso Ata
business, situations, estate, homo, or disgrace Il
Iuin of scku ness, the nature snd cause also isnE
of hf-, and manner of death; OF friends, tue
false; journeys lsw suits absent persona dead or i'
of theft. or things lost; substance lent or dsnz
I'D r-,ifs or husband diving from each Other ties
return.
Madame Helm may be consulted at the same PIE
sLo foretslis by the csr6s-25 cents for ladies
sents for gentlemen.
Apply in Adams Valley. doors from corner
18TH, on Poplar street-Offics of Astrology ever
door-bsck of Lsncafterian School over The c's;i
ia Cd mt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-09

the Nicaragua line OF steamships from New Or
leans, has been abandoned, and the vessels will
pa sent to New York,
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IOHN w. CHILDhESS, painter nrp
- GLAzIER. begs leave to inform his friends and
the pabllc that he continues to execute all orders in
mis- i,ne with fidelity and dispatch, the most IA
vorabie terms.
II His Shop is In rear of his residence, on Vens-
1e TT, between 18th and 18th SITS Orders left at
the store of MessIs. Dove l. Co., Main st., will be
promptly attended to.
~ Country work done reasonable terms
jy 2-IWt
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The CANAL WAg IN INDIANA AeAIs-In CIsy
couuty, inoisas, ths % alt the splunge nesei.
voir OF the Canal was cut by the Regulators but
was discovered 10 time to prevent u n Damage
COMPANY OF twenty men left Terra hsute the next
DAY. TO preveat further de preda'ions The Governor
was natih d Of tbs f,ct. and mers treubi. was ex.
pecied. TIE former rioters h.ve been acquitted
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FOR The SPRINGS.
!. NEW AND SPLENDID

~~As. NEW AND SPLENDID
OsITION LINE OF
sfA9sS THROUGH from Richmond. Petershurs
Baltimore Washin ston and Aiersodra- to White
sulphur and Sweet springs, In Il days end Salt Sal
Oo and after the LIST day ofJuly next, we will run
daily lire of four horse coaches, from the terminus
of the Virginia Central Railroad to the ocxbTdse
Alum Springs, snd to the White Sulphur SPRING.
via Bath Alani Warm and Hct Springs, with branch
to the Alb ealing Springs)
Passengers leaving Richmond In tbs morning train
of cara will reach Kocsbridgs Alum and Bath Alum
or WaIr9 Springs same day; leave next morning 81
dsy.llsht aad arrive at the Sweet and w hits Sui
pnar sprin gs early in the evening.
Having all new first olsHs coach ss- fresh te ANS
selected ui,h great care and accommodating drivers
We eli assured cad extend TO the tfaveitIae Pno
lie such facilities fer sud conor as have never
before been offered or secured on this line
Through tickets FROM Richmond and Atsxandtlt
to any of the above named SPRING. can be obtained
of any of agents. VINO will always be found 81 the
Railroad depots OF those places.
Extrn coaches will be furnished AZ all times, when
desired. HAkMAN O. bnSWN,
my g rToprietors.
Rates of Far in connection ith the piyg'na Central
Raifroad by Ha-,uaa ,nd Bronn's Stage line.
From RICHMOND
TO White Sulphur sprints................... w
tn H-ains Springs. -
To hot ep tngs.- .-............ss...-...-.. ."
To w sTm Spr1nEs. <sss...-.... . e.
To Bath Alum Springs ............s.-.'.'... y"
To RoctbridEe Alum Sprinss......... ...... w
70 L- xington.. y
Passeugrrs are Informed that We bave r"cused oo'
of stated above, ard tciHtng IT any
one considers The FIRE Unreasonable reduce "
public HAnnAN akU"N,
pr-ps;,tNFs
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TORNADO AT EVANSVILLE IND On Saturday the
Soth uis. the town OF evansville was visited by a
most destructive tornado. oumber of houses we
blown down, and 40 work so crushed that tbsir
recovery was not expected The Eng arer contsin ,
the following list of losses: Nsthsn kotytey $4,000;
Kelley Fsrnslsy 4 Co, $40 coz; Aplerins L Brum'
mel. $1,000 The entire loss from the tornado will
exceed SIS 600.
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"A DON'T READ THISy BE II

k&A known TO allwho are o. mar nereafseT
be in wan OF anything to GETTY you from
place to place, with the greatess comfort
and at the lowest rate that the undersigned has du
ring the last year. greatly enlarged and ime roved his
establishment by adding to his former ssiness ali
kinds of light Carriages, RUGGIEs, ROCL Always
sc nc which, being connected with bis SADDLE
HARNESS and TRUNK BUSINESS, ma es it the
most czmplete house to equip any one ia want in
the city. His stock ON hand Is very large and well
assorted and not to be surpassed in nestness and du
liability. He would respectfully return Shsnks to
his numerous patrons; and soliciting their continued
patronage, pledges himself to give satisfaction In
price and quality His store fronts 18th and Cary
streets opposite the Columbian Hotel
ap4-Sm q. Z MILES
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THE FOURTH At PaILADRLPHrA-The Fourth
passed of qui-tIy at Philadelphia There was no
public ceeorstiop.
Jacob GouIdy, letter carrier. of the Philadelphia
| Post Office was drowned while bathing at Aose.
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A private letter from Poseu, dated the 18th, men
lions that the Russian troops that had been sta
Toned the leIt bank OF the Vis.ula are either
gone, or are preparing TO march, so that before
long the Austrian frontier will cease to be neuaced
Or watched II II ever was really nsnacsd or
watched by Russia, more Than a matter of form
and IS information from Brussels speaks of large
bodies Of troops marching towards the Crimea, l.
REFERS 10 doubt, to the troops OF the Vistuls
Thus Austria will be completely relieved from her
fears, if any existed, with respsct TO Russia, snc
the reduction of her army may be regarded es q
proof of the fact.
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Know NOTHING RATIFICATION AT LoUIsvILLE
The Know Nothings held meeting at Louisville,
Ky, Tuesday night to raiy the action of the Phil
sdelphis Convention. An imposing PROCESSION
phrey Marshall, President Bartlett, Gen. Pitcher,
Mr.. Prentice, and others Great enthusiasm was
msuifeaed, and the crowd was estimated at 10, GOO
persons.
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IMPORTANT Now "A Kansas correspondent OF
the New York Dsiy Times says tha, plans are or
fopt 10 coobizA Missouri with eastern free.soile,s
and make So fart to abolish slavery there, az an
Offset TO the lswless Invasion OF Kansas BY the
Missouriaus. The announcement OF the ,scs. how
everis very likely to prevent It's success by STIRRING
up 40 opposition Ia Missouri
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pRiNT1EG OFFICE FOX SaLE.-A
l. Democratic PAPER, located in a fourishios
Virginia town, and in one Of the wesltbiest AND
argest counties in the State is offered for sale pri
vsteiy. The paper has an extensive patronase-oysr
1000 bona de subscribers and large and HE
advertising and job custom, which is constantly ana
rspdy incres, ing For further partisulaTs aSdsrss
the Editors of the Dispatch ie Tia
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.sIA FOR OLD POINT, NOR
n$SESeS{4.s ok AND PQRHaMOIITII -

M p. NodIeE E.; 1En
RiSHmuND AND DANVILLE ARD SOUTH.
slpE RAILROAD SARss r T9tNe EITHER 10
BREAK Asst! BREAK FASTIl
AMPLE FINE GIVEN TO EAT.
The subscriber ia now prepared to furnish the pas
sensers, daily, with BREAKFAST. at the Junction
Of the Richmond and Dsnvills and South Side Rail-
roads, immediatslY on their arrival on the cars.
m5 11-l2m SAML ID. BURKE.
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"a HM ENEssszsax1 NOTICE 10 IRA
~ - s1az-Sa. ELLERS GOING
NUhTH The Postmaster General having deemed
1t proper to make transfer of bis Male from the cid
and familiar route via Frederioksburg ard Aqua
Creek to Washington 81 Iop7 known 70 the public as
one of the safest and ost regular routes in the Union
and placed then the circullous Gordons.
vile, because he could transport them (notwi.h-
standing loss of tins to the trsyelier) greater
number of miles for little less money than By the
present Air Lice routs it is due the public to ap
prise them of the fact. and to inform them OF the
following unrivslled schedules
Lssvs Richmond daily az $50 A M and 7:SO r M,
except on Sunday, when the hour is $50 A M only;
arrive in Washn gton ct P. NJ. and A M arrive
in Baltimore at S P. NJ and 7:S0 A M.
PRICE THROUGH TICKETS,
From Richmond to w ashin gton. ...-.........S5 so
Do do Baltimore. 90
Do do Phiadel phia................ 90
For further information and Througr Tickets, ap.
ply JAMES 3. WINSTON,
Ticket Agent.
Office Richmond, r. L P. r. R Co..
Richmond, July ], 1855 "
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A HANDSOME AND VALUABLE
"A RESIDENCE FOR SALE PRIVATELY
We srs sutho'zsd - sell privately, q very hand
ONE and valuable RESIDENCE on the Eastern
John w. Reeve. Esq The house is newly buit Of
he bes brick and flashed in the best modern style
containing seven rooms with the basement There
are upon the prsmises brict Kitchen and other
necstsAry out houses. with iron by drant in the
yard, all bsing 10 complete order. The lot
fronts a. feet on ST. street aud back $50
Terms very liberal. Apply to
je25 snct;onear.
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AccsDgEr.-At Ssrstosa. New York, on the Ar,
90 yeups men while hing a cannon, lost hana
each b. lie premature explosion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-07-09

nkY GOOD s! DRY GOODS
~ DRY OODS!!i-I&PoRgANT 10 Cit
AND COUNSRY CDaTOkERs-I have a rF
stock OF DRESS GOODS and all kinds of Ensa
derry, consisting of rich OnCton Collars and 6ssTs
Ladies' long and short silk Mttx; fashionable "a
Mantles and large stock of fancy cololed End bad
silks; large lot of Fsrssols and Ladies Umbrsa
L sdies worked and grass skirts. Also-s lsrss III
OF Hosiery, all of which viii sell at rrestly I'a
ced prices. NORRIS VI res.
9--d2m No 2OS Broad stsE
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MHDrCrN &c

mHDICIN ES
II UkRAH FOX DOLLAR C0,
IL Leonard's Dollar Cordial. for a., SoaDiG
And for Wesknsss tia hard H. hsNs.s, e.,N
And al diseases from i,nprcdsnss
msdirine lac this you should not s.,
IL 10 not rfsht, SONS pecp,e sa, assis
A dollar bottle IL not enou1s -
Unsortonats Boys, wsii you mn, PSI.
-. Two 70 not TOO much for such do.s%
Rrice-Ons dollar per hottls
To be had Of l.. B. Thomas. Broad
Hill, and of all Drugsixtsiu Richmons est ssa.
TRUE TURF OIL.-For aI5 s
4 every description, on Man or s.... oois,
i inown. 'q''' 20 an 0an's Of any 1r. d.
Eruisss and Sprains. UIesrs snd FsI,o,a
Eurns, Sore Legs and Ch;iblains, Fresh r.. ssssas
Clamp sno letter, stings Of Insects' WoaI.Wosss
Back. Swellsd Legs and Stiffness Of Jn,n,aa nof,
to colds. o0'stpc.>
Applied to burns at oncs, 1t ls.v.sno ia,
Price DO snd Is sents bottle 1
sole Proprietors Riohnco3
RICHMOND. Jahuarv Ne
Mefsrs- Dove i Co.-For about ssya1 lis
negro boy, Simon, bad an ulcer ON ths - {ssas
one of his legs; he had had the very ba., a W.
vice, and the strictest attention from mv,sIsesss
has been repeatedly poulticed ard boTn} V n 'est,
ct Intervals, whist sivirg applying rosdici,.
oooh AoPt On loW uAbt, ADo Also Kept va
with the limb elevated; sometimes he isss
be a. lsrse az the palm ofa mans hand ,nSss&s
no larger than half dime, sod even sb.a M'ss
taiped this small size would break ogt 49,; w.
came certainly discouraged shout H. saS ID
while In your store, ask ed you what rsu. 70: .
it, you gave me bettle of your Turf On ~ y
using bottles fby the di7ec.ion) Il 70. Mafr
tssled. Previous TO the time of nsinr II :. tate
months from his work, bot since he L.has
lost single day. I will add that | bsvs sss d.
1seiessly on his limb shout two hUns,ss 1p.'s
dollars aad IL sives me pleasure to add n ~ f
YOU have, this testimonial OF The yirtuss o,.et u
O.l. Very respectfully, g. D. SuSDae
A congratulated By permission from ia ,M
- $500 nh sl-dls,
NOTICE.-1he attention Of thu -
is called 10 the annexed certif cats ofBs R.s
PREMIUM BITTERs, which i. ore ~ M atis
popular Family Medicines known N thi, 80 q
" hich can be had OF Messrr PURCELL Ts,S>
CO., and Druggists everywhere. '',
CoTTAGE, Nay l7th. lax
Near Curdsville, Buckle CHAM Co W,
Mr. ELIJAH BAKER:
Dear sir--My vie having been for rn.c,
aticted with Liver Complaint scd Neryou, n, 's
hearing of your Premium Bit.ars" ste v,.jEl
TO give them trial. After trying half ss,s'.3
ties she found her health much iulvroves .;
digestive organs greatly strengthened; and ST.
she linda 1t Ia Indispensable 10 her case sp5s,a-i
to uhet to her Improvement. It Is a ven
medicine wish many Of my neighbora ana TN
coming almost In gss eral pss as tonio in d..
ton. With nv best wishss
am yours. truly
je2 ! w A gAJrNnp,
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100 PAik.-l0O pair more of
eakAxAS Ladies' Cater Boots, at 81 so pair, just
received by steamer direct from the manufacturer,
and for sails at the Premium Boot and Shoe Store Of
ALEX HILL,
js IS 127 Main street, Richmond.
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LADIES' sHOES.-Receive

LADlES Sf1OES.-Kecelved
and opened this morning. at No l3 L.-
dies Fancy Embroidered Toilet slippers; DO. b,sck
Boots st o. so; do. German Kid Ties; 40 bisek Val
vet slippers All these are seasongbie and pretty
DDS, And will be sold at mod rate pric.s
JOHN g. PAGE ia,
leU Is Ma,ket Bridge.
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GREAT NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN
MAIL ROUTE


kA E 10
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
NOMAENCINJ with the LIST day of July,
~ the areat mail will be carried BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND WAsHING fON TWICE
DAILY, (except Sunday, then oncs.l the Vir-
giria Central aud Orange and Alexsndf ia Rsiroads
Passengers by the zane trains will be carried fem
Richmond TO 9ordonsvills
NIGHT LLNE-REDUCED FARE!
Mail leaves Richmond at 80 P. NJ, ard arrives At
Gotdorsville IL 80 P. M. and st Washington 80 A.
NJ Returning. leaves GordonsViils at IL 80 A. NJ
aud arrives 10 Richmond at As A. H.
This line, running into Richmsod In the mornipg
and returning IN the evening" presents to the travel
ling community 81 very low rates the convenience
much desired.
FARE.
Between Gordonsville and Richmond. ........e22 Is
Do Louisa C. a. do -- 3 IN
Do Bsaverdam do - 80
Do Junction do 90
And othAr points in the same proportion
The day mail train cannot stop except at regular de-
pots Tha night tfsio. both up and down. will atop
AZ all the usual PLACES except Storr's
For the further accommodation of the travel there
will b. passenger car at,schsd to the freight train
ftom Ftecericks Hall to RichuCrd, stopping at all
the ususi places, except Storr's Rates same a. on
the day mall
The day line ie,vss Richmond at 6.45 A. NJ, and
returns at LAS NJ.
b. D. wHITCoMB. sup't
jew Trans Va G. Raj Dad.
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IAPANNED BIRD CAGEos ~
~ sehr. Hsxaii, L have received if0 S.ns,, 90
beautiful assortment OF IspsaEea "a
seme nav patterns, for sale BY 7iaNEssS
jyT
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fOkE-P RI 4 4 rom
" this date and until further notice the pri,s %.
LUMP COKE Will be reduced to q cents per ,nsbsj
Consumers proposing to use this most excelIent r.
convenient fuel next winter, will DO well to avail
themselves OF this temp orsry reduction in its eos.
j. Hf-ts JNO. WERrH Apeo,
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PAPKn CoL1AEs There 10 IN estsohsnme1s N
avsip. They are made of paper, nod one THOUSAND
usr hour are turned ID by unscn,aery They bear
), stsmo oo which the patent snd owners rane are
ooservab.e. and are cur creased ard denied al. :
the manner of our common linen cohs,s. a,'
yuns the entire length on either side, by which
brsskage or bending 10 prevented; they are highly
polished. and no amount of Precipitation can die
,,,rt, their enuifibrfun
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EfOK SALE
l. Richmond City STOCK
Virginia Stats do
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad BONDS
Richmond and Danvllie do do
South Side do 40
LAND WARRANTS purchased at the nsrke
price oy X. Il. MAURY CO
Il It's
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~ sHIPPING AND COMMISSION Mrn'
GbANTS, fALifosNtA AND FsosT srREsTs g.s
rsAscisco, CAL. Office No 81, Wall Street M
fok w. COLEMAN
HENRY CARLTON
Ii WILLIAM
Dir. COLEMAN II In New ,rk al will rive .h,a
Pc. -v-rs Information as to msrksts shipen.. Ne
" EAChAH9E on san Francisco for ssle ~
WM T. COLEMAN
9s@ 81 Wall street.
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PERUVIAN GUAhO. MEXICAN GTT.N0
j. b. REESE.

Agent for Selecting Pus chasing and For,oo,d,,o
rEkUViAs, MEXICAN AND OTHER vAsIErIrs ~
GUAHo ~
OFFICE No. 10 EXCHANGE RUILDIEa
The advertiser guarantees TO furnish The ,hovs
and dealers on best terms
|" Orders forwarded to the above address vii, h.
promptly executed. ia lh-dA.so NC
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AND WARRANTS WANTED.-The

4 AND WARRANTS WANTED.-The
IA highest market price will be paid for 90 a0 40,
and 100 acre LAND WARRANTS, also for Lars
Scrip. Persons having Warrants or Scrip to sell,
will do well to cali at VIM. HURLEYS
Exchange Office, No. 5 Pearl ct. Richmond Va.
N. B-Persons living ir the country respect
fully requested to forward their warrants, (when
duly azsgned) by mai or otherwise, and l pledge
myself to them that they Ahsll receive the highest
mark ct price, and prompt returns IN cash checks
as they shall deem proper to direct me.
je 5-3m WM. BURLEY.
The pice of Warrants Is fuctuating and unsteady,
At present am paying Sl.l0 per acre
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E,OR SALk.-WOOL TRUNKS, Pan
L DING, FACING, LINING AND BOOK RIMn
ING SKIN The public are here by ipformsd ~.
they need not 90 North to buy these articles a, th
andersisned has them always hand as good ana =.
cheap a. they can be bought at the North 1sn
factory on Brook Avenue, Opposite Bacon Qusrts,
Branch Tavern. J. G IOSES'ef
fe 26-d&e6u
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CHAS. III. LANGLEY, Tin and Sheet
~ Iron Manufacturer, 18th street, between Main
and Cary, Richmond, Va
Gas FITTING AND FIXTURES,
steam Pipes for Churches Public Buildings, he
Metallic Roofing, Quit rng aud Spoutng, put
up IN any part of the city or country.
WTTI. hND RDEN PUMPS FOR SALE
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Funds fell francs on the Bourse upon the rumor
of the Emperor's iliness. but quickly recovered
when II was ascertained 10 be trivial
Paris letter says that P sissier has teee phed
10 Paris for 600 men, and that similar dispatches
have gone TO London. As usual on suca casiops
the French people make ,he enquiries .Why does
no. England send out a larger srmyf Why, shs
has only between 80, 900 and 40 900 men-ons third
at Toast of whom are always sick-when France
has upward OF 100 0O0.'
The intelligence from the departments Is contra.
dietory Towards the end of May the crops were
certaiLiy compromised but the brilliant summer
weather OF the beginning Of June considerably i'm
proved the prospects, and II the rain subsidies we
may reasonably rely on . good ordinary year -
Flour had fallen al Paris from q to 81 per sack OF
l57 kiioersmmes, aod wheat from lf50c to 81 per
hsctolises and half On Saturday, however, the
dovsward movement was arrested. The advicss
from the provincial markets mention thar pur-
chsses are made with extreme reserve and only
for immediate wants. There 10 change In the
earle market and the wine trade IL very calm
Toe Psris Moniteur contains despatch from the
French Admiral at ahanshae, stating that piracy
prevsis 10 rest extent the coast OF China spd
that 10 pecesssry for all French vessels TO have st
lssss two cannon and suitable number OF fire.
nm.
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Sole Propristors, Riehn.oo.2

NOIICE.aIhe attention Of the p1,,
PREMIUM BlTTERs, which i. ore n ~ &:
popular Family Medicines known N mi, .ot s q
" hich can be had OF Messrr PURCELL TED
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UDi MBEh.-I TIC dIUVI,i
IL ed have now on hand some Of ths hUI "a
PEaIOR GU ALITY OF LU BE
BGOUGHT TO THIS CITY, tBALTlhVhLi
the Susque snEE, consisting Of
White Pine Siding.
Oak Bosrds and Plank,
Hsmloek Rails, Poplar Ash, ser
which they ofer 30 the trade on easl9s 20 20
20 spears Wharf, Bar
ALSO. 600 tb's, ROSENDAbE CEksaN
bbi., Ca LGiNED fLASfER, for sale s''''''
iy 2-Bts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-24

/ willinp Ia ca-, his vrte for gentleman VITO wnS
at willing to- express his sentiments aPep that
great question. When his called he
| th.rtfnre did not vote for the gentleman. He
| however now perfectly satisfied that the gentle
| man stood erect upon the platform of his party.
| and he would therefore ask to change his vote
and cast il for Henry NJ. Fuller. Applause.
Mr. Ball had voted for Mr.. Fuller with the
understanding that he would vote against the ad
mi -sion Of Kanzas with slavery constitution
Like him (said Mr. b. / was in favor # the
compromise measures # 1850. and came TO the
last Congress opposed to the further agitation of
the slave question. As the gentleman says he
would have done. did-voted against the re-
peal of the Missouri compromise, land have new
er seen any cause to regret that vote. be-
lieve 10 dav. in the language of the State Coun-
Gil of New York, that slavery ought not 10 re-
ceiye any advantage from TINT violation Of the
pehied faith Of this nation. and. by the blessing
of God. by vote Of mine shall it ever receive
any. lApJlause] Feeling that have hereto
fore voted under misrepresentation. ask leave
to record my vote for Mr.. Banks of Massachu-
setts. lGreat applause.
Mr. Campbell of Kentucky, said that he in
part represented n Commonwealth which had ever
been emineDtly conservative upon the grent ques-
ton Of which they had heard so much to day
Her devotion to this Confcderacy had never yet
been questioned, for her position had been
national. Coming from that Commonwealth, pre-
pared to act in harmony and concert with the
repre- entatives Of the several States he had wit
messed here state of things that must be depre-
Gated by every patriotic heart.
Mr.. G. then referred to the resolution adopted
by the Democratic caucus, which he declared TO
be an insult to all those with whom he had been
acting. lie came here prepared to vote for the
distinguished representative from South Carolina.
(Mr. Orr )if he should find it necessary for an
ganization Of the House; looking upon that gen
tleman emnent1y national and patriotic; but
the passage of the resolution to which he had ad-
verified would not allow the cooperation with the
Democratic party ofany Of the forty men who
were representatives, of the American party here
He stood prepared to cast his vote for the next
two years for national man, in opposition to
any fac,ionists Applause He denied the ma
tonality Of the Democratic party, AMI affirmed
that of the American party.