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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-30

FARRELLs CELEBRATED ARABIAN LINMrNT has been intro
duced has performed the extraordinary in the
medical horyevcry body who it becomes
It's end-they only keep always hand for
the benefit of s timely in of emergency but
mend all their friends II has been before the public for
nearly years and yet daily developing virtues
many dseases cured by it, for which the proprietor
IT. its Spread through the
land with the speed of lightning and many poor in
vads who supposed that their this earth
drawing eose, been perseyeng of this in
valuable Lnncn HEALED and rejoice in the blessings
Of health, aud the enjoyment Of this beautiful world Read
this believe and doubt Inquire of your ncehhor
whom know have used it and they will tell that
medicine discovered the half of rs Urinary
healing The acklng pains of rheuina sn Az neural
ta yield in few minutes to its powerful anodync properties
The made walk" which have render
ed the subject oathsome thing heuod healed Tie
weak rembl from dorang state the by the
this I4niment rejoice the recovery their former
health strength Many long standing Affections Of the liver
kidney yielded after the variDts
cdes had failed 1t is ccacnus in curing the diseases
cattle such sweeny sprains bruises swcng
cramps ancness souder splnt and used in the
beginning fails stop the further progress of hstua
polevil rim bone aad SPAWN.
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DIED,

On Sunday evening in the county of Buckingham, the
residence of his uncle Captain Edward ngcr-
ing Illness Dr. PETER GRIGG of Farmvile in about the
SD year of his age.
On the Path inst RosABFL daughter of Jacob and Magda.
lene Mauck, of this city the 18th year her
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DT. d. II. WrighCs TNstcIcSS Liquid VnIhHf-
FAMILY PHYsIC-Ths is the best, cheapest, and
most efficient Catharc offered to the public. 1t is
tasoles thereby avoiding the nauseating effect of Pills
OIL Senna &c and produces gripping other painful sen
satons Unlike all other purgatves searches to the bottom
Of the disease thoroughly ccanses the stomach and leaves the
bowels entirely No family should be
without Children drink readily and without forcing and
medicine is highly recommended by the medical fac
ulty.
Give trial and then Judge for yourselves 1t can be had
wholesale and retail at DIR. Wrghts Principal Depot, 400
Broadway, y Purcell Ladd & Cos, Richmond Strother
WhItcheads, J. H. Thompson Cos, Lynchburg and at
the principal Drug throughout the State
DIR Wright will pay ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS for the
discovery of admxturo other than purely vegetable in his
Liquid Catharc Vegetable Family Physc by analysis
chemical process lily
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-30

noticeable things exhibition ut the Crystal Palace
the contribution New Pills the Laboratory Of Dr. j.
G. Aver the author of the widely known and valued Cherry
PectOra As against the regulations of the Pal
admit quack medicines this fact shows that his
remedies placed in that category by the authorities In
deed have before keown that his Peeora highly
preated by scientific and have lately that his Pills
held in estimation by those deeply learned in the
healing art True Rfforucr Mass. nov Him
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-30

the ordination Divine Providence by that beating
engine the heart II is driven all giving
vgor aud strength to the complicated machinery of
This living food, whether sleep wake saes brisky
through the arteries aud softly through the
How that should be kept free from all mpurity
and vet how negligent respecting this essential
to the of perfect health Derangement in the v
err and Nervesis Generally the primary and Jaundce
Indigestion and all the haassing feelings attending Dyspep
STA which make life burden result from 1t Suicide would
rapidly follow suicide if there No would
suffer If he is able obtain bottle Hoofands ccle
bratcd German Bters prepared by DR. Jackson, Pla
dephia they rarely fail in eectng permanent Sec
foc 81 m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-30

An Ohio dentist, now in Boston, claims to have
made animpor,ant discovery in the dental art,
He has dit oarded gold and other metals, and
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-30

ootbache aud the horrors Of the dental erc o the ma
bua use of DowDFSs DENTAL FLUID prevents the for
nation all acrd secctons restorce the
TO beautiful healthy condition. mpasa whtcnoss TO
Tho teeth the mouth breath,
by the principal dentists and physicians of this
and other superior any preparation In Pre-
pared only by GEO DoWDEN' chemist,
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LAND Ean SALE, n,,;o;,,.

THE TOWN OF LOVlNGSTON. NELSON CDI.S.TT
AND SEVERAL LOTS IN SAID ToWN-l1p srl,sc 4 :.
with the view OF removing TO Richmond for sal
LAND in Nelson county, adjoining the Of Loyipcst
containing about 800 acres, nearly half If whh in u m
and well watcrod.
In respects this il most valuable place and we'll
thy the attention of professional gentleman II ,voniJ
admirably suited for female school hich could be mad
profitable.
On this place large and comfortable Dwelling house wifi,
ten situated ~ the Southern end prncipaI
the village but sufficiently retired for the enjoy nenf If
town and country also all houses Kitchen N
far rooms and fire places IN EACH Carriage and Ice
Barns. Stables, &C.
Tie timber this land very valuable worth nj leas
half the price he would ask for the whole a y
ready sale for fuel in the village good prices.
Also, LOTS in the said town of which is ylac
smiths and Wheeghts SHOPS. with comfortable ne
house. good Garden &c On the other there Cabinet nor
TERMS One fourth of the purchase money in hand,
balance credit of two and three years with int on
date. Possession given the l4h January lse
This property if disposed of privately win be ed
public sale SATURDAY, the 29th December thu prel
and If sold tAe day will hire ID yaua
Servants.
Address at Richmond until 10th December, afterwards e
Loyingston, Nelson county,
3OcjW WILSON
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SALES By AUCTION,
f'UTU IL, LAYS
r AND FOR saIE.-a, ,;r,,. ,--

trust executed ~ Coed H. Adams al aetl
son bearing date path February. 1855 spJ htsl Ne
Franklin connty Court shall. on rrtsriY Inc 81 fi
January l-6 the premises sell public ta F II
LAND, belonging to the s1i Adams aud Nals itti
Franklin county, Chestnut ere, h. ton .ated
the Courthouse and within Tree hi, Of Ill.,; aih las #
leading from Danvile Ia Big Lick Wv a''stke ra8l
This Of land contains ST acres sho,, In.
cleared the remainder hea' iis tnherd Th,rc arr ash
20 and 100 aers Of rich CrtcS bottom aiot 49, utinee
still in woods The whole frari vrr, fn . - "hi
and well adapted :" the a.. yth T,l,, ~, s "flL
Oats and Grass There l. NM In
plant lind and new Saw sfil good ,,, Hiaa' y aud
THIS Il act may be divided rs II mar, 40, 'in
equal value. " "tets q nearly
TERMS Two thousand da,isrs will he roo,,.o4,
the remainder In one two and three wear, MIN N cash and
the day of sale the rnrchPss giving bond Il ifoUt
pcrsanal security and the retained pn; al H. sp9'ed
money Is paid " NV purchase
30 e'shi ian G. t,pDt,r a,
A ADMINISTRATIONS sSg.E-o, 81, -
"A day of DECEMBER ~. if iair II hut ON ~" '<h
day thereafter shase Al nblic auc,i. n ON & ms Sr
all the HOUSEHOLD ~ S5fUREo OF Wn f. So. MS MS
Rorkaway. ~ re hDs
TERMs-Cash for all suis twenty dollars md md,
all sums over twenty doTis Of six n,ontI ~
chaser Civ .ne bond with goo, security s Wv pm
- 49,, J. I. SLAUGHTER Admir- viii
nov 3octl2th dec tn. VIII annexed of " L. seott a,
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Il AL EsrATE-In pursuance of decd eraeatad to ,c
ary 1855 and recorded in the clerks once Of the r,s
Court for the Corporation of Lynrhbug in trust for tie
poses therein specified and by the request of the said
cured in the said deed shall, THURSDAY 9Th
of December 1855 SELL at public auction highe d
the following Real Estate part of the properly conrege
us in the said deed. to-wit:
TRACT of LAND, in the county Of Amherst " rh Z,
quite productive, and lies we'll about miles from the e.
Lynchburg with comfortable DIV Cling house and o4
provemens in good repair thereon and containing
be divided into tracts and the ooln proper
ty in the corporation Of Lynelburg, to.wit:
Four twosory framed Houses and Lots containing aci
one quarter of an acre in the vicinity Of Mcdaniel Hurt
Prestons Tobacco Factory also House uiins
ON 9TH street containing one quarter Of being the
lately occupied by the said Curle family
near the lot OF D. Spence also vacant Lot adjoining
last mentioned ios-ormeriy occupied by said Cu wo
shop-contanag one quarter # an acre. also, much
mains unsod OF the Lot described in said decd a lot rpa
eel OF ground in the immediate vicinity of the Gas Works
ing nearly one acre on which situated the shop
pied by Morgan Curie Burnham, with all
OF every sort hereuno belonging the und
signed being informed that 100 feet of the said fronting
been sold since the the said deed-the part
naming to be divided into two lots; also, the PlEDHo'
WORKS with all the buildings furniture fixtures and
chnery connected Herewith in the corlura
Lynchbug, on the James River and Kanawha Canai he
said deed OF the lease purchased by him from Andrew Ellie
IT, as modified by subsequent agreement between me
Cure and William Daniel jr additions
and machinery the said Curle has
and also the Lot Of Ground adjoining the said leased premise
subject to the rights of the James River
ny therein, containing about acre which
power manufacturing purposes 10 Ec taken from ne NV
been perfectly fitted expense vcrY eNten'"
and valuable and have fine reputation well worth
of the attention of persons wishing carry on the
ing and Agricultural implement business
The sale in each instance, will be upon the premise
10 be sold and will commence the Amherst at II
o'clock NJ on the day above mentioned if fair ii not IN
the next fair day except Monday and commenced
be continued from day to day excluding Monday until dn
ed If the Tract in Amherst be sold there the time SO
appointed, the will be offered in front of Market
House, in Lynchburg, al IL O'Clock the next day.
for the expenses of the saca credit OF o.
~ and IL months for the residue Of the purchase money
title to be retainued until il is paid
JOHN ". SPEED
CHAS r. SLAUGHTER,
ROBF. J. DAVIS. Trustees
CHISWELL DABNEY,
HENRY ID. FLOOD,
-ddcMS dpcC duc
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A REMARKABLE FRAup..--A most extraordi-
nary instance Of official prcula,ion has recently
come to light in RuS,ia. 1t appears that in the
returns of the Russian army there had always
figured, fer equipment. pay, munitions aud SUP
plies. and for force IL 900 men Il so called d-
vision of reserve which ought to consist Of one
ar two companies from each regiment serving in
the Great Caucasus. This division was employ
cd in keeping the outposts among the mountains.
They made great fuss about the little forts built
or building for it, aud which were garris"ned by
smn dctnchments from the main body, in con
furmiy with the regulations One day. General
WoronzoH the Emperor's viceroy in the Cauoas-
US, set out with princelv suite for the purpose
of inspecting these $4,000 men. He reached
village and eommandeda superior officer to order
the deinchmcn's Of the division to assemble for
the purpose of being reviewed. He was told
that the posts were scattered among the noun
tans that it would require Mt least three weeks
to get the troops together. and being in danger
of famine il be remained in the place with his nu-
meraus retinue, the General relinquished the oh
ject of his visit
When the campaign in Asia ord red by
the Emperor Nicholas, General MorauvoH
ing this contingent of $4,000 men figure in the
army list took it also into his head tn go aud "a
certain tho state of these troops. He took the
precauton to travel without a retinue, taking o.
ly a single aid de-camp, and meeting with the
reception as his predecessor, announced
his intention of waiting until the troops could he
collected from the mountain fortresses. lie did
not wait in idleness, however but from active
personal inspect ion came to the conclusion that
the forts had never been built, and that the men
existed only on paper. Consequently, Tor the
twenty five or thirty years that war has been
waged in the Caucasus, the Russian government
Ind been paying enormous sums for the main
tenance Of nm imaginary division for the CON
structon of chimeiical forts. true castles in the
mir Ii this il n fair specimen of Russian militia
~ mn n cement. what vast sums must he squun-
dered for sham armies and warke prepsrati onsl
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Look out for C0umierfeits!


The pub cautioned against another counterfeit which
lately appearance called W Farrells Al abln
nmen the most dangerous of all the connerfets because
his having the of Farrell will bnv II in good faith
without the knowledge that counterfeit exists and they will
perhaps oulv discover their when the spurious mixture
has wrought ITS evil effects.
The article manufactured only by H. g. Farrell
sole Inventor and proprietor and wholesale druggist No II
street PEORIA illinois whom all applications for Agen
addressed Be you with the letters H.
q, before Farrell 5, thusH q. FAKRElLS his sigma
ture the wrapper, all others are councrfcits
Sold by r. STABLER K co, Druggists,
LynchburP,
and by regularly authorized agents throughout the United
States
y Price 25 and so cents, and 81 per hottie
~ Agents wanted in town, village and hamlet III
the United States, in which is not already established
Address II O. Farrell above accompanied with good refer
ence as to character responsibility sc nov 2ld&c4w
ksEGEMAN, CLARK n go, date Ru~hi0n,
CLARK n CO)-GENUINE COD LIVER OIIA-1he great
attending this valuable remedy in Cosump
ton having induced all kinds of mat purchasers
toned notice that the signature IlEGEMAN CLARK
co. in full the cork of each bottle without which is
genuine the value the oil depends puri
ty, much cannot be taken to get the genuine.
HEGEMAN, CLARK Il co.
Sole successors to Rushton, Clark & Co..
l65 213, 81 and 756 Broadway.
Wholesale Depot No los Broadway
Sold by Druggists generally in the United States.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-30

SINGULAR AND FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT
Mr.. Jeremiah Jacobs. of Bcrks county, Pa,
while walking on the track of the Philadelphia
and Reading railroad, on the 10Th inst, was run
over by the cars and instantly killed. Mr. Phil
Up d. Miller.wh" assisted in laying ont the corpse.
attributed the accident to the carelessness of
the deceased. and remarked that no such nc
cdeat could befa him, Is he exercised too much
precaution. On tho same evening, however
Mr. Miller. in attempting to cross the track in
his buggy. was caught by the cow-catcher, and
horribly mutilated, dying in few moments
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-30

Fall TT AIDE. Is55- Merchants and business eener
ally are informed ihatthey get Bheads sorebs, Pla
cards nnsineas ards Labels executed neatly, cheaply
and oxpedonsly tho " vIRoiNiAs' JOB PRINTING Is
n ftsiiMrNf. First Alloy. LYnchhnrg. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-30

Az UNrERRIFIEp DEMOCRAT IN OLD MAssA-
CHusErrs. The Boston Lie Berator contains n
communication from an Abolition "coporteur,"
as he calls himself, who speaks Of having been
in general pretty well received, but moi always.
One of the exceptional cases was the following.
las given in his words:
The colportcur called ut a resncctable looking
farmhouse in -. Seeing open door, and
earring voices in that direction, he stepped to
t,e door and called the attention ct the family to
ne business on hand. The democrat that con-
fronied him was one Of the unterrihed-ahont six
set two in his stockings --lean and muscular, SAN
dy hair. and reddish whiskery bristles extending
quite round the face.
Colporteur-I am distributing some Anti Slave
~ Tracts, and shall be glad to give you ono or
two, if you will accept of them.
Democrat-Waul--gorry no-I guess ye'd
better carry 'um long. Putty bzness. earring
about them things. Growing warm.) Darn H.
any ON ye would grind up Niger for the sake
of the lie.
The colporteur passed along, rejecting upon
the power of Slavery.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-30

- A GtaDE BOOK FOR CHOOSING % u
q NEAT PREslDENT-Just published, \ hollf
10 AMERICA; or, TIE MODEL REPUBLIC. ITS GLORY, o'
ITS FALL with review of the of the decline and fail
OF the republics OF South America Mexico and Of the va
World applied to the present crisis in the United Stats
One handsome volume. l2mo Cloth Gilt--Prce, Il ~
ms great American Doctrna Test noksonnd to tl'
cole-Fanablc for reference for council warning repr"o On
couragement--psroii" in seh'iueptu fact Political Anne
lean Dictionary that should bo without iaeiaFa
Times
contains fund information that VIII looked FOX IA
vain in any other 'vork.--N O Dehd
IL must become the warcry the baltic and shieid 81
every true american. We recommend with pride as au
nnph and futless vindcation Of principle The Grasad
Let it be read Christian fnteliiqencer.
Copies by mail free o. posagc on recep, Of ~
price Agents wanted circulate this and other yaisp'
works throughout this State For full particulars addess
A. RANNEY, 1o5 Broadway. New ! OK,
Agent for Virginia, North and South Caraiaa, Heok "
Michigan, Iowa and Wisconsin.
n B-A RANNEY is Publisher of JouNsoNs PHLoSo' ~
CAL CHARTS, for the of Schools aud Academies Aee
wanted to sell throughout the United States ana
Canadns Address S above. a. RAN&tl'
1wlm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-30

AMERICANS IN EURoPE.-The n. y. Times has
the following from Paris correspondent:
Mr. Fillmore, ex-president. and DR.. Foote. of
Buffalo. have just arrived in the city from the
North, and are making arrangements to start soon
TO Constontinoplc, the Crmea and the Holy Land.
The number of parties going to the Nile thi.' year
Is unprecedented.
Miss Dix, the well known philanthropAist. has
just arrived in Paris in company with DIR. Parish
and Indy, of Philadclphia, and ia making prepar-
ntons to visit the charitable institutions of the
city.
DIR. Parker, Commissioners to China, and Mr..
Harris, are also in town their way to Canton.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ladies', Aupper-Thc Ladies Of the Second presbyeri
an Church viii have Wednesday and Thursday
nights Cabe House the purpose Of raising funds
20 pny for enclosing their Church building
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WIN NJ > TlTIJ'
CHAS. X. SLAUGHTER,
ROBiT. J. DAVIS. fTrustees
tHISWELL DABNEY,
HENRY d. FLOOD


T
nov d6cM&Ftlst decS4th5th66th dec
y Republican cnpy until day of sale
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connected Win once nave no
otherwise dispose Of papers save TO dely
or them 10 regular city subscribers No papers put into
~ farn ntnr
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LOTG MPRlsoSMEST.--J Bradley, free negro
onvicted of the murder of Reid negro In Pc
esburg Monday and sentenced to fifteen years State
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-30

CHANGED.-The site and Of the post office Owens
III has been changed Garys Store, Buckingham county
and Richard Ct Gary has been appointed post
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-30

PUBLIC MEEr1SG.There will be a meeting of the people
of Abearc at their Court for the purpose ofapponting
delegates the Southern Commercial Convention be held
n Richmond, the 30t i4Vhnuary, 1856.
When will Lynchburg appoint delegates
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-06-15
E. DANFORD'S PATENT
IRON GRASS CUTTER.

INHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECTFUL
LY called the attention of Farmers and the
Public To the above machine, which they are now
manufacturing for the harvest of 1855.
From thorough examination of the comparative
merits Of the different kinds of Moving Machines,
brought before the public, in the State. of Vermont
New York, Ohio, Indiana and Illinois. during the
lastseason, we fully satisfied that E. Danford',
Iron Grass Cutter, with double edges, will give the
best satisfaction under all circumstance. Of any that
mas yet been offered to the public; are also .us
tanned IN this opinion by several dsinterested per
sous that have had large opportunities for forming
correct decisions The advantages of thi, Ma
chine, with double edges, worked with \ double
crank, over the single edges, working though
SLANT IN the guards or fingers, cannot fail to be ap-
parent to the most common observer. l,t. From
the saving in power, the edges cutting like shear,
End The impossibility Of clogging. Sd. That they
will not need sharpening near a. often Thi. Ms,
chine received the first premium of the State AEri-
cultural society of Illinois, of 1854, after trial of
four days in competition with all Machine. Of snv
note. Also the first premium Of the Chicago Me.
chanic' Institute Of 1853 and 1854 and several
County Agricultural Societies in Illinoi. and In
diana 1t has in every instance received the first
premium when put in competition with any other in
use.
We respectfully invite all who are desirou. of
purchasing moving machine for the coming har-
vest to call and examine one we have on hard, be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. The machines we man.
utacture will be made with, OF without guard. to
the edges, as required for the meadows they are 10
be used upon They will also be warranted to cut
all kinds Of grass fine wet or dry thick or
thin, as we'll as can be done with .oythe.
MURRAY l.. PATRICK
RUFUS PATRICK.
Hine'bursh, April End, 1885. w.0tf