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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-17
PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.
No. SPRING 1855 No. 10,
RoHinebrook street. Sycamore sfreef.
MUIR Il STEVENS,


Ro2ingbroot street. Sycamore street.
MUIR Il STEVENS,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS in Chna, Glass;
l Eartnenware Looking Gns.es, Britannia AID Plated
Ware, Fancy Goods &c, of Bollingbrook and
Sycamore Streets Petersburg Virgnia.
The subscribers Receiving from Europe, Of
their importation, per ships Isaac Wright Under
wrighter, Wyoming Constantine and Driver a very
large stock f Goods, comprising all articles usually
found in establishments of their kind. Among which
French and English China Dinner and Tea sets.
some very line and Of pattern and style, also.
White Granite ana r. inted Dinner and Tea seta.
frenrh and English China White Granite. Printed,
Willow, Marble. Flowing Blue Mulberry Coored
aud Edged rhle- and Dishes China Lava Iron, Stone.
White. Granite. Lusrc Marble, Hunling. Pearl Color
ed Dipfd and other 81, les OF Pitchers Basins and
Ewsrs. wis, Mugs, Goaee and Tea Pots Of all des-
ipfions.
Glns- Ware (of all .ryles) embracing Goblet.
Tumhcrs Wine Glasses, Decanters, SAVERS, Nappies
Bowls Ceeries. Pitchers. Salr. Vinegar, Peppers
Mu.tarda Spoon Glasses. Finger Bowls, Lamps. Flower
md Limp Shades. Sugars, Colognes, Biters Bottles,
Juep Tubes, Curtain Pins Cup rntes. Paper Weight
Syrup Bottles. Candlestc =, Jars, &c.
Looking Glusses--Fne French Plated Mirrors, Gilt
and Mahogan, Fmme do, Swing. Ring and Pocket do.
Britannia and Plated Ware, Ten Wnre, Cofees,
Pitchers, Lamps and Castors
Stuno Ware oil I'll descriptions; Walters, Fancy
Goods &c 10 which they respectfully invite tho atten-
ton 81 the North Carolina aud Virginia merchants and
the public Penrray feeling confident tnnt they pre-
pnted - offer great Inducements, both IN quality oi
good. a,d price They nre determined to seIl as low
n my house North ar South
mint dem MUIR g. STEVENS.
n. d Particular intention paid TO pnskir Z.
Lynchburg and Western Virginia Depot.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-17
americans and the Goremor Of the Chincha
IstqndS.

The new Governor of the Chneha Islands ar
rived there ON the l4th January, and soon after
was waited upon by drpntaion of American
ship masters then at tho Islands. headed by Capt
ChamberIain, of the ship Prince de Joinville, to
congratulate him ON his appointments and to as
sure him Of the satisfaction which it afforded
them. one aud all. Capt {, in the name of his
How ship masters, addressed the Governor in a
congratulatorv strain, and the Governor replied,
among other things expressing "hope that the
day will come when we the North and the South,)
shall be one" The Americans then asked aud
obtained permission 10 fire saulte III honor of
the occasion. which done.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-17

Representing Evrntiu PEI lod in the History of ou
Country.
1t will be seen, BY referring the list hat ,hcre
rnnny Valuable Pieces of Property. Costly Plinl
ings Superb Statuury. Beautiful Engnvinps. C, -tly
Jeweliy Magnificent Shawls. mud olhfr Beautiful GIL
such as Clocks, Watches, Illuminated Works, &C., L.
the number Of Five Hundred Thonsani-worth 5000
600
As the Society exprcts remove To The New fin rl
Washington by he middle Of me, the distribution viii
lake puce the FRS OF JULY 1893.
Tie rples and regulations that have terctoof'
guided the Society Distributions will be adhered 10 in
tits, md uu no account vid there he amy postpone.
men from, the day numpd All letter. aud cammuniea
tions posi- pad) or cetiieaes on business. are a.
b ,aldfrssri -
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-17
TENTH GRIND GIFT DISTRIBUTION
THE ART UNION GETTY
100000 GIFTS valued at THREE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS
Cer,idea,. tor TINS l'coe, one Dolior.

GVNilE members nf the AkT UNION SOCIETY, o.
the occusi"i Of this the tenth Distribution of t..
WORKS OF ART accumulated by the Societ, duriue
the past year would respectfully call the ton al
its l,ntr"s the fact that, hcing about to removc l.
the buildings in course of cr' ctor for the Society l.
the city Of Washington, they will nd the Real Estafr
nnd oer Landed Properly belonging 10 the Society IL
the distribution for this year.
A, the last meeting Of the ciey, il determined
reduce the Certificate Of Shure Tor thIs ern
pri,e dollar each thinkinF thereby tlat it vii
he the means more general diffusion OF the works o.
Auistes throughout the country, md will enable IL,
Society to extend their boi~ Tor tue advancement al
the ARTS AND SCIENCES in tins country. Thr
Certiicatas of Share will he issued dollar a..
compu wing which euch purchaser will reccevr free
charge, by mail, beautiful Line and Srpplc
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-17

THE ESCAPE OF BAKER.-1he y. Y. Tribune
Of Wednc sday evening says:
This morning Judge Stuart received addition
nj information, going to show that Baker,the muir
derer of Poole, after embarking on board the Is
abea Jewett, for the Canary Islands deserted
her short distance down the Bay,in row boat
and landed ON tho Jersey shore. He was fearful
he would be pursued, overtaken and arrested
A man answering the description of Baker in ev-
cry minute particular, was seen near Amboy as
late as Monday night, weary, and apparently
much exhausted He was lame and evidently
could not proceed much further that night on foot
Such is the information given this morning, and
Judge Stuart has now no doubt that Baker did
actually abandon the Jewett and take to the
woods.
The same paper adds
\ young man has just arrived in Jersey says
that Baker was in the house of his mother three
times on Saturday to obtain refreshment and rest
He was not known to the family at that time, but
there remains no doubt of his de atty. He was
very uneasy. starting to his feet every few mo-
mcnts and placing his hand in his bosom, would
look through the windows and open door, to see
if any was approaching.
The report that steamer had sailed in pur-
suit of the Isabella Jewctt is said to have been
erroneous.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-17

The Freight any article enumerated in the
nboye list. can DC ascortaibed upon application to the
Agent ct the South side Railroad at l.ynehhuTg.
GENEnAL RULES
|. This Company will not hold themselves liable for
any damages from fire, IS rarIrrs for any
article after its arrival at lis place Of dcStnh on and
unlnaded in the Companys warehouse depot
> No goods will be received the Lynchbu' Depot
after o'clock, I. M, from ist May lst Of October
aud after o'clock. =. NJ. from st Oeluber 1t
OF May.
BY order OF tie Board of Directors.
W. HoRsKR, Agent at Lynchburg.
f. &. WALL Supt.
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HAT WAREHOUSE. SyoAnoar 81. ii

PtrERsBrKa 'IRGISIA.--Spri4g ls55.-s.sA
The sub.crbcl- respectfully announce 10 tho Me,cl-
ant. of Nngein and North Oarnlina, TINT ey
receiving ibcr supplies for Tho sceson,
mud their assortment (Which is urgc an tpred) will
be com, lrtr in few days.
Then GunIs, more of which pn, clnse1 ffnm
Jolbrrs, but from Manula turets md ln,Pottrt- Ill
compure iVornbly, in quality and prices, with those Of
any Jobting House in the Northern cities
We beg assure friends and thu pubc of ie.
nov Ell efforts On our part deserve their avurs and
maintain the reputation of our house. W. invite Mech
nuts who are going farther NORTH mu, their Spring
purchases call and examine the qualify and rrlees of
goods. mn,9 IL MAJOR MOORE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-17
NEw-YOR& CLOTHING STORE.
NELSON & CO.,
Wholesale tloihins Establishment
fs Cortland street,
And extern, agthrluelI the emf ehl
lo DEFY STREET.

70 DEY STREBT.
t7Nf srein.n Merchants visiting Nre York c&,cnd
4 our inyiih'ioa call and examine s,ork, which
/. particularly aatcd To Santrrn trade. hos,. OF
our former patron need b Il thai motto
l. Excelsior, and to ,,hers would say, rl is,
aud eyet has been sell goods til" One Price prin
riple without variation ony in ;ne etlc". hut IN
spirit.
it'll regard the qralitv Of out goods it's mach
say tina, manufacture them well and in as good
ia fosblonabic custom cstnhlshmcnt in
is N an, o,acr rkct,and thus endenv to do uway
with the strong prctu e"t z''re IN tie c"munni
sainst dcdag IN aud using Ira.3 n thng Please
give eatlv call. an as-.lt sar }Ots
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-17

Exntr-s Iraln. duly ot.s-- -....... ii A
Mul Tain, dnily .-.. $500 49,. "a =.
Freight Train, With pessenl Cur Httnched Mon
days, Neincs day nnd trduys. at II 4
The Express IInin, leaving Richmond nj "A II. m.
connects with tr Iuu lr,ying rrrr-burgly the South
81 L. Ralroad, tor L,uchblur.
rassengr,s lowing LYnehbufs Ivy liz morning Train,
hr South sir iihiruad, cnn re,ualn in Petersburg
fhrr hours nd by uipg the 5 r.. m, Train the same
tiur 20 ,ily Nurth thrns'lyc. mud nnrguge being
IT, ported thruuR Richmond. Ac Tree ol charge;
it. ry tlrsi - sto in Ri"hn IN be here to Ten.
1l9oen Tcl.eis for Washington 'u.---.. $500. s. 90
- E." Baltimore al $3.50. o.. 81
- Phladc hiaHi. .-....-.--. . 90
Can ~ procured the Ticket { nirr in Petersburg
Tine ExItest trims do not stop tor Wy passengers
t. Mini IRAN, will only Stop l'1rt y ul ha and
q Yer Hill Jun, ion. Hall Nny >i45u md Marches
The Aeeuuno aiion uuiri- " II sr,p Tor way as.
gers.
fue fpr WIN n.r.or- / 35 CLl..rc over five. and
Ut twelve vars ct ngc, 81 'cll, Colonel orson.
in -prvnnt- cur 50 cent.
\ disrnuut OF 10 cents will br ruuc on each fare
wien tickets procured nt thr o1cr pnl To persons
seltins an the ears 4, her, ticbrts 4old
servants will no, be permitted m hr-t cnss except
Win in attend infant children. -ian pa sons
nb lItely requiring their winch the
pr - "a Tor Wiitc sersuns viii hr chnrgci.
1HOS DODAMBAD. SayL
o'He, Il. & 2. RI CO
ur 7sdsrta hichmnrd March 3fd, 1888.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-17

willow FEVER PREVENTED By EJACULATION.
-Wenotice n La Cronica, Spanish journal,
published N New York, that DR.. " m. l.. Hum
boldt has discovered a means to prevent yellow
fever by innoculation. The Government OF
Cuba Us La Cronica is informed, las directed
the nnoculatioa of the MAJOR part--amounting
to one thol,and-ot the newly arrived troops,
which has resulted in the greatest success, since
none have been attacked by the terrible disease,
which generally decimatcs the foreign popula-
tioa shortly after their arrival The operation
Is similar to vaccination, by inserting the virus
discovered by DIR. Humboldt, generally in both
arms. \ few hours after this tritilng operation,
the symptoms cd. a miniature yellow fever com
mence and all the pathological consequences
fa,.o0 rapidly oad slightly, rarely exceeding
forty eight hours in duration, and with nothing
more tacu ii slight fcyersh action.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-17
An Appeal to every Man aud Woman

Inc Rich, the Poor, every chere, bear the same
Testimony.
Read the follow ing Cculhcate irern Lady. endorsed
by Postmaster L. T. Copper
CAros BRIpos
Hampshire county. Va, March Isl, 1854. !
Mr.. r. p. Cooper Dear Sir: Agreeable To Your re
quest and my desire benefit the afflicted. here
by certify the predi relief have received from the
Of HamptoRs Vegetable 7mctmc
taken with violent pDipitaiior, rather nut.
trring and trembling of the fearl, which continued
cra days. IL seemed IA m, heart Ind almost forgotten
il office Tn, family became lnr'ned aud procured
bottle of this valuable Medicine, and heioIe had taken
one bottle of this TmctH'e Of Hampiops wns
TREY relieved.
Thi- is the thi,a Instance IF relief in my fam, from
the of this valuable Medicine. Two thtr- ,curs
agol laid up with liberation of my ankle from fleet
III what is generally called mix leg hnd lost al u,te
md appetite and the wh ch fer inches
~ and down, and hnf way around my mike, rejected
effort Ia heal il until rroc red llampon's Veg
ethle Tincure.onr bou" ot which restored my health
hraled my ankle, md am fIeer from swelling than for
the last thirty Years.
Again one Of my daughters was very low from severe
ls,eutery aud wh,n she began sit up her feet
mrnced -wenG, which increase! every On, and began
10 be very pninfui-s,'e ns-d bottle of Hampton '
3mctae; the pains ussuneed, swelling sub.
s ted and her health teurneI-we kept her legs bun
daged with strips OF wooden until her strength returned.
have been thus particular that others IN Ter similar
circumstances might be induced avail Themselves oi
This remedy. Yours with respect.
ELtzABErn EpwAnps
do hereby certify tint ! personally acquainted
with Mrs Edwards. aud can safely recommend the n
hove statement 10 be correct
f. 7 Coo1ER Postmaster,
Cnpon Bridge Hampshire county. Va
u Delicate Ladie' and Children will please CAV" IA
trial.
Spacc r7i net permit 10 nome hnndytds Of Others, as
Geo w. Goodrich. Cart. Thos. Cnnot Robert Gault,
lames Smyth cured of Rheumatism.
John Prryajl S. a. Griffin, lohn Luke, Rev. V Esk-
ridge. L. S Navy, and Thousands u others cured Of
Dyspepsia, Scrona, Cough Liver Complaint. Broncbi.
IT, ST. Vtus Dance, DC. We re.erto own citizens.
CAL o. tiicni.
A Citizen of the Old Dominion
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-17
JESSE J. SALMONS,
THOMAS T MOOR MAN



McDaniel Hunt & Preston, Arm.tend & Warwick,
MrCorkle 4 Janr,, Sauoder, & Ifby, Miller y Crep-
-Haw. Joha q. Meenr Joseph II. Is'n, Taylor Tins
eyS Co, Nowlin e Appcr-on Fa'lerroV Hamilton
Ruckcr 4 Rcdd. joseph Cslepua, Herf"r Watson
Lvnch5urg, yn.i J i'm Scotf, tlaiins; Cay Sa~aei
Berger. a II Mocrman, Pit! l>nlia; G'"rpr ilairs
ton. Henry Jumes NJ W. Letr~ich. Franl,Iin Col.
Lewis c Arthur, Samuel HONS Bedford Jerry Pit
ger Roanoke; VIM. z. AraoLl, Rocktridge; Thomas
Goodwin. Amherst; Col Moses Arnold Campbell;
Wm. q Gannn"a,, Arpomouox; Corbin b. Reynolds,
Botciourt. Jan 22-cly
~ Republican, Bedford Sentinel. Sal an Register,
and Chistiansbnrg ielad.c,py one mo. and send
counts to This Office
GLOVER SEED.--PRIME NEW GLOVER
~ Seed for sale the best terms.
feb 25ts CRENSHAW e. CO..
North side oftbr "asin. Richmond Va
M FOR kEN FL hat very desirable family re
EEL silence on West street at present occupied by
Rev. J. f. Edwards. Early possession he Civ en-.
For terms apply 20 Z. X. Watkins.
nov S-tsf BENZ. F. WALKER
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Will you Read the Truth ?

4 Medicine must htve merit and great meritro stand
n the test Of public opinion. \" ri ran
savanise worthless article To keep it up good
medicine. # II be not zen IL 80.
good medic,ne will live, be popular, aud
l"ni it, Sale year after wear, IN sntc OF opposition.
The peoI r readily hud its Virtues aud the OF
t'rn laSse. h"" mouth 10 mouth with rnnre rapidly
linn newspaper. spread it, living witness test
y.ug ne medicine hns made for him ia of TAR
"urc service 4 an any newspaper advertising.
In rro"l nt han say nbnvc we refer YOU to
ilAMPToNS VEGErBLE IlNGTuRE, and It's ei.
lrct4 lis praise Is in the mouths of muudcs The
best men ia country give their Il stnnry 10 its
wonderful cures Amnnt them name lon. II.
Gby. Hon. Rlrh VI John ON. ' ice President af the
Ined STATS with hundreds OF others Capt Thornns
Camot-br 1ther Ia the crrbued physician of the
Emperor of fmnce-was cured by il of u disease IL
yeas sudine infer the sLl al all the Doctors Of
Europe and America had failed 10 cure
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-17
SOUTHERN OFFICE IN WASHINGTON

u rrcicd 10 he Serreary.whp viii answerty return mil
Single Subscribers remtnE Ten Dollars will rrceiv.
wears subscrirtion any ri the MAtIALlN Els they
may name in their letter u be forwarded i'et carg'
for he time oi 81 1,crpti'n, one y"nr.
The following list cuns'ilute- part OF the GIFTS
FOR 1880:
S,ri.,y' si',,,rl il Broadway. 500 900
An.,, S,.ll,,r E.o. I5000
IT, cautilul Summer Kc.i,leucr, Gothic Cot
lG'd,a, River. 10000
S .nlsli Dwellings, ,DtlDird IN the ot belonging
l., the S.,.i..y .e2dsrr#rt. 10000
10 magnificent Chmrt's liar Naa"I' lhoS"
,yr,6., n 1000
4 ,ct.u, Dia,uan. Jew elry--cop-i.rinr of seven
pieces ea,h-a antique ratte ~. IN
brtu.f fl Peari Jewel Box. 1000
10 sets Of ieurl JrwelrN, con,. ting "t7 pieces
ench, all different sDyes, and ct fer-ian -.
nuaGiactnfe. o,ou"
y Gold Matches for Lodir, yer, beautiful
aud curious works nrt ooe sze ct
haf dima. 7Uu
10 Wat, he Tor Gcntemcn, all verg hnnsy, al
diferem >ty and pattcrs loo0
so Boudere, To.ett aoI Dressing Cases hr
adie. finished in Pel'l putterns-
Louis XIV. ".5oo
| large Clock very hrm iiuI w"re OF ori,
nude by Ii. orlIst Cologne. fin aed IN
.r}eofhrn4ty aud nrt ups'r. assrt, loto
l,0Gn Coll TaiubIe-, all different patterns,
very heavy, 2Voo
2oO copies Of the 1--we. Of great rnnter- superb
Is bond with engraving Of each arti-te, , 0O1
''.'J patterns tr,r,,.,'' ~ 's' ~ - so ooo
900 rorir. Of Gri.wo'ds Republican Cur,
-plepdidly b1Ind. with tinted engraving. 4 900
100 conieso Rn>del's Illustrations q" Sh Is.
spcare. To the admrer. 81 the Grcat
Poet til : work will be au aeluisilinn. 10 0ou
Neuia- sending o 'hGapia aud liEn Iis an, 2,ooD
Bceam BY Murlio Loco
+ hit uud the Anarl-SaIyatol Rosa, loO1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-17

''Ead Phonog.nIhy been known forty ycnrs ago it
would have savel me twenty yea's hard abor."-
Hos THOMAS II. BEsToS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-17
RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS.
SAW MANDATORY,
10th STREET,
Between Main Cary Streets,
Richmond. Va.

uOLAND 4 BURGER, =ruprietors, would respect
fully state Ia their friends ani the public generally
lhs in consequence Of the very hacrng success with
Which they have in thrir enterprise they pro
par ing mnnul with greater facility nn prompt
ness ihnn her tntorr, SAWS, and more especially CIR
CT LAR SAWS which, upon the testimony 81 some Of
superior IN their working all others They may be
found in all principal Hardware Stores in the cy,nr
Factory prices
All Saws stamped TOLAND 4 BERGER war.
tainted in the u est sense, matter from whom or by
" itnin purchased
Orders respectfully solicited aud pro npty executed
~ Al ldrrrs 'omprly nnsW cred
nur l2-ts TOIAND 4 BERGER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-17

In the Petersburg Express of the 10th inst.
an item appeared, stating that j. X. Graves, ed
itor of the Tennessee Baptist, of Nashville had
been fonnd dead near the roadside in Miss, muir
d red, il WAS supposed, and then robbed. which
was copied mtoone of our city papers. Suppos
ing it might meet the eye of some of our readers,
it affords u pleasure To state that we have since
received the Baptist dated the 10th inst,in which
brother Graves states that he Ind just returned
from II visit t, Mississippi. OF course there is
no truth in the report, and we rejoice that our
contemporary still lives, and may himself con.
tfpdjct his presumed dense.--R Religious Herald.
BpAFp oF Pubic WORKS. The Baltimore
Clipper uf Yesterday has n special dispatch from
84u.ac,t, T.. stating the Know Nothing Conyen
ton on Wednesday nominated Richard &. Morris
Tor Commissioner of the Board OF Pubic W orks
The CALIFORNIA STEAMERs.-Ihe Panama
AMI Nicaragua Companies have rcconciIed their
difficulties. 1t is said the companies have again
entered into mutual arrangement which is con.
sldered highly favorable to the Nicaragua line.
The price of steerage passengers is reduced from
$3.50 to 300, and the other classes of passengers
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-17
U Wits, HLANt PIT INA
PETERSBURG VA.
WILLS ~ PITT WAN,

(Lntcy Of the firm 81 " ils, Len X Brow uny)
M It'll give thcir attention To The snl" md rnrrha
w of all articles of Agricultural Produce. Ferfnn
implements, &C. mud purchasc for order and sell l.
commission ali articles n Groceries. &e. e. rceri'
and rwnrd Goods urd act general Commissic
Agenta i'm 3-dAclV
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-28
SPIRIT THE PRESS.

The Enoui,er says that the Philadelphia
Norfh American takes II to task for its at
tscks on Northern Society. The Enquirer
saws Il means to assail Northern society in
order to compel the abolitionists to withdraw
their forces from the South to defend their
own hemes. II SAYS IL Mr. Greeley. and Mr..
Gerrit Smith, and Mr.. Stephen Pearle An
drews, and Mr.. VIM. Goodell, and Mr.. Wen
dell Philips, and the strong minded women.
and the Mormons, and the Shakers, and all
the rest of the isms, "srU insist that North.
err, society is q failure, is it . crime in US to
believe what they say. and to trumpet it to
the world7" ~
The Penny Post has leader on the pre-.
dictions Of AN English and French journal,
that the Union will be speedily dissolved. 1t
says the French editor writes In total igno-
rance OF our institutions and does not know
that Congress has not the power to abolish
slavery. The English writer knows more
about our government but is profoundly ig-
norant Of the condition of things here. The
Post says England herself would be the heav.
lest sufferer by any such event as she is striv-
ing to hasten, or rather, as her press is striv-
ing to hasten. She exists upon our cotton
It feeds her poor, gives employment to her
surplus population, clothes, arms, and feeds
her armies and navies, and gives her the
means of supporting her aristocracy. Ac-
cOFulDS 10 the statement OF LOfQ f3lm6fSt00,
the war, so far from diminishing the quantity
manufactured, has enhanced it enormously.
In one place alone, Manchester, where 80, 900
bales were manufactured formerly per week,
10000 are now used.
The Wig has an article in reply to the
Enquirer's assertion that the entire North
has repudiats ed the Philadelphia platform. and
says that the immense popular demonstra-
tons" in Phii.delphia, New York, and other
nlAees in the Middle States, were gotten up
Y6r the special purpose of endorsing the Phil
adelphia platform, in its length and breadth;
and it was endorsed cordially and enthusiasts
tically. That the New England States would
ratify, it was not within the expectation of
any body, North or South; and their failure to
do so, therefore, occasions no manner of sur.
prise. Being thoroughly anti slavery. their
sanction of a pro slavery platform is simply
out of the question. Even in the New Eng
land States, though-yea, even in Massachu.
setts-there are a few conservative and pa
triOtic spirits who endorse the Philadelphia
declaration of principles with hearty good
will. and who will never under any circum-
stances. be found bending the knee to Sc
ward or paying homage to his fanatical doc
trines.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-06-28
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
ROAD.
OPEN 70 NEWS FERRY-12O MILES

OPEN 70 NEWS FERRY-120 MILES
THE regular Passenger Train will run
Il daily Sundays excepted) between &c
MOND and NEWS FERRY. ~ ...ts -
Leave RICHMOND at 6 o. clock, A. NJ, (csrs stop
20 minutes ct the Junction for Breakfss) and arrive
at NEWS FERRY at ~ p Pm.
Returning, arrive at RICHMOND at 718 Z. M.
The Train will stop ca passen gers ct the following
points only: Manch sster eRobious, Coal-6eld, To-
mahawk, Powhatan, Msttoax. Chnls. Amelia G. H.,
Wyanoke, Jennings Ordinary, Hsytoksh. Price's.
Meherrin, Keysville. brakes Branch, Mos.ne Ford,
Roanoke, Clover, Scottsburg Boston, and News Fer
~.
price.
Servants travelling by themselves must be furnish
ed with two passes 80 that one can be retained in
at they are permitted to go ON the cars.
Passengers for Lynchburg. Wythevie, Jonesbo.
ro' Knoxville and the Virginia Springs connect
With Soatliside Railroad at Haytokah. --
Through to White Supher Springs in two days
without night travel.