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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-03
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"a MABlE EAST TENNESSEE LANDS on iiis 4
= ID" subscribers Offer at private SUI arr
mos desirable LAND lying in Sullivan County sr t.t
heaH Crock about miles West Of BountNi'l'i an" ~"
stare r"ad leading from Abingdon To knoNvd' - raar3
nose Lands embrace boundary of over -"o c,,fs
rV 81 which cleared and mostly in fine state "a I'll bues
h' ah"nt ir) acres Il Creek bottom OF unSna i frt.
ndtrriityi the unclearrd portion is covered VIII d.
ltN u TIMBER the whole is ahund 'nily "ti'eu
nShisaI srings and the Greek affords water pow qn.
lr pfoptlinT mnchi1ery to considerable e\le l4c
an Iron orc bank on the land which IS thought 10 ~
and valuable f.ria.
In" Lands are divided into three firms win Ne na3
hl' Improvements each (Which are oecutlr rs
Signed and viii h contain about 30, 500 and i4o
divided ny BE-
They viii be sold separately, IN one purrhss'i 90
determined thought atiyabe, by the parti' the
l"pcrsons string ftrmng lands in East le"s valuable
p"rhhlty is now afforded to some VI 'nr lion @
iands to br found in this promising and ara te under
country. For further information, address tt''' -
sighed at Edens Ridge 4. o. East Tonnes c1Nr>
SAN'I. D. GAi9SH1
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ENANELN FADsR.-"James \; Mitgn,hm
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-03
Look ont for Gounsergciis

Look ont for GOunaerfcits
The pub cautioned against another counterfeit Which
has lately made appearance called w H. Farres Arabian
LnHent the dangerous Of all the counteres because
III, having the of Farrell many viii buy it in good faith
without the knowledge that counterfeit exists and they will
perhaps only discover their when the spurious mixture
The genuine article is manufactured only by H. G. Farrell
sole Inventor aud proprietor and Wholesale druggist No Il
Main street Peoria Illinois to whom all applications for Agen
Sei must BE a9sssd b. sure y9q gSt it with the letters H.
ture on the wrapper, all others are eountertes
Sold by X SrABIER q co. Druggists
by regularly authorized agents throughout
- Price p aud 50 cents, aud 81 per bottle
y Agents wanted in every town. village and hamlet in
ilir..H g T54F a. sI1ya vii, Good ,af,r
enc 8, t. character responsibility a.. iscp 20d&ciw
Baker premium ssi,icrs.-rhe attention of the
NUN BffG which is Of the most popular family nedi
eia's IN l'Nn il tll, country:
Near CurdSylle Buckingham county, Va.
Mr. Eaai Ha5er.-.)car sir--My wife having been, for
many years Afflicted vth Liver Complaint and Neryeu,
hiy hearing Of premium Btters, she was Induced
her health much improved digestive
greatly sen4thened and tonic she finds indspensa
bic in re1-nd continues To "se IT, 20 her Improvement
e.lnns am,> general tonic ia this section.
J. " l. SAUNDERS
s 9u 9 5 ,s " ,". aii'& NJ M IN 3 ti 'r
non "f n, eouatss. onr, j. " a S
> .ery fsn. should keep fw bottles on hand Price,
10 be- IaI waoles 4, and retail. at R. staoer COS,
Seov i Sncbburs, aud druggists generally S"nt i9.lm
Dr. a.. ss. Wri@hi'- Tms:rsr>- Ligmia Gashar-
nc OK fAMnf thl'-I his is the best ehe9pes'' and
ta5eess uherehy avoiding the nanseang otirt # Pills,
oil Soma. -, and produces gripping ether painful
sft4as Unlike a other pnrg searches 10 the bottom
the disease thoroughly reauses the stomach, and leaves the
bowels cnrcz free rom cost>enass No family should be
without IT, children drnk readily and without oreine, and
medicine IS uore highly recommended y the medical 4c.
G,yeit triad and then judge yourselves It can be had
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-03

70 Morning Herald
Tho STRONGHOLD of the Crimea is at length in
,assassion If the Allies. After defence of II
irnon,bs conducted. il must be admitted. with
remarkably ahility.aad sustained with unhaeping
energy. the enemy have abandoned the south side
of Srbs.topol. after firing The town, magazines.
and SHINING. II is the well known practice of
tho Russians. when n place becomes no longer
,enable. 10 carry ont The works of destruction on
nj side. So as 10 leave nothing Ia the assailants
hnt roa.sn. If smoking ruins and from that prae-
tire tbcv hive not varied IN the present
instance. The dispatches of General Pelis
sior and If General Simpson give 50 far but an
ontline Of the operations and their grand result
At Whatever cost achieved and the carnage
NAV have been tcrrific-.he capture of Sebastopol
i n snlendid success, and one on Which. with the
drenest sincerely. we congratulate the county.
In the nbsense of all particulars Of The number
engnped at the various features Of the assaut.it
il ;1nnossible to do m,re than Speculate upon
tham Onr Allies. no doubt. Displayed that fiery
oo,ro,,a which has sn often borne tho French
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-03
From the Daily News.


The universal mind of London was last night
fairly thrown off its balance by the announce
ment of the triumphant issue Of the dread strug-
gle. For time the rush of the multitude to OBJ
tain early copies of the evening journals bore
strong s;militode 10 an emeute. The excitement
spread rapidly through all the crowded streets -
From every church. tower and steeple the bells
rang ont the alarm of victory with defening
camor. The French Embassy the first 10
illuminate. aud the example wss followed in may
places. All this cXultaton, after months of anX
ious expectation, was irresistible. All ranks. all
ages, all Compartments were carried away by the
spring tide of contaeiou. enthusiasm. BY the
time these lines meet the of our readers. the
eectrfying intelligence will have produced the
same effect through every province of the bntcd
Kingdom. We say with the poet " Now unyer-
sal England getteth druk'--at least with mental
intoxcation. But it behnves those upon whom
has deyolyed the guiding of the reins of govern
ment to preserve, amid this whrlwind of tempPS-
tuons jubilee, IA tranquil mind and relentless
purpose. The triumph la. been dearly bought
by long months of suffering, herocally endured
by eur noble army, and by lavish expenditure
of life and is vet incomplete. The foe whose
in ,atiablc ambition has disturbed the peace of
Europe must be ncapactated from renewing his
oGtrages for long period. His navy in the
Euxine has been destroyed; his arsenal, where
fabricated una repaired the artillery
which enabled him to make pr ,tracied IA de-
fence, has been reduced to ruins aud wrest"d
from him; his warlikn stores have been in great
measure wasted aud exploited. The troops
which have been driven buck from the Trher
MAYA and forced II recross the harhor of Srba~-
topol, are doubtless dismayed and di-pired. But
he has still numerous army ia the field cover
ed by the inlet of SebastopI, the fartiieations
which b,i~tn dong thu heights on it, north side,
and the enchantments which extend from
those a,rongholls along the Mackenzie heights to
the haSr ot the mountain range that overhangs
the roa to Simpheropol. The blow which has
been struck ought to he followed up before the
enemy has time Ia recover from it. The RaS-
sian army in the CaimeA must be hara>sed and
aesailed until il is forced to Surrender. No mis-
taken generosity must be displayed towards
power whose hrca;niog ambition has far nearly
halfa century, hung Ike dirk thunlarcload
over Europe, aud has at last burst in storm. Our
armies hnvn done their duty. aad ave ready IL do
II again; the nations are still animated by tie
same Deliberate resolve with which they entered
on the strife; it is for the governments to take
care that such hcrasm and self sacrifice shall
not have been displayed in vain.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-03

medicine skuly composed is of the most healing
baisls penetrating oils fail almost
~ affection could BE- aleyiated by External remedy Its
sapai1y all bunents il proven by the nracu
performs and by the and constantly lncreas
Ing demand sold within the
than FufEE BOTTLES and there be but fv
persons bcStow it the highest praise foI
possesses Nothing perhaps Since the
ton world successful external remedy
for all nervot. Diseases tins wonderful curative When
applied nsaulneouSly dfases itself through the whole
soothing irrtaed nerves. alA ing the most intense
pains aud delightful sensation Read the fol
lowing remark which be attesed to 10y hundreds
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-03

NV daughter when six months old was taken with swell
in the teusis which argcr and larger till when six
wears old great difficulty swallowing her food Ey
night watch kept fearing She would suiocatc The
attended her could give relief took her
doctors in the East they said there
help her but to anErtw it. With sad heart returned
with her when she became much that the doc
had be called in again they decided that the toBsils
BE tho only means of giving relief Ny wife
would this She determined try your Lin
mrn relief die very first application, and by
entirely recovered She is years
old aulheahy could be desired Your Lninent
also for sprains Tusf cuts burns. head
etc, and will the pain in few
minutes cured caked udler my in few days
PEORIA, March 10Th, 1918. GEORGE FORD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-03

STAGE RoBBgo.-We learn that the D4,... $40.
coming up the hill this side Of Capt WinffecS ., .
day night robbed of two or three trunk ,r4,@
discovered with another trunk on his shoula,. m
pressed to be forced to drop it Nothing could IN
ell of the others W. hope strenuous efforts VIII he ma,
tain the MISSING property, aad to bring the erantlem,
highway to iutiec
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-03

KTITROTIpES, PHOTOGRAPHS - A q L ERREu-
TYPES-Thc above ssleof Pictures taken in all
their perfection the Gallery of c. w MINIS g. co
s. TANNER would inform his friends and the public
general he has returned from the North after
months during which time he has secured
without regard to labor every and Important
improvement in the Photographic and pre-
pared furnish those who may desire them Nrroypcs
on Glass Photographs Paper, The DagHcreoippe,
all of which will be taken IN all their hraucy
ana perfection lie has also large and beautiful
of GoLD LocKETs BREAST PM. MgDAIloNs. FANCY CA
SIS FRAMES made expressly for the \ visit this
Gallery solicited whether Pictures desired not
-. Gallery always open and free to visitors Sundays
cented n. ). TANNER,
at the @ alery of Minis & Fanssr, l.ynehburg Va
oc2ts
NINE OVERCOATS BUSINESS GOALS, PANS,
II VESTS, &c--A large yariey f1r dc by
oe DTS NJ GIGGENHEIMER
NEGRO cLoTHING.-A large lot Of Negro oiotung lor
~ sale by Toe 2isl II. GUGGENHEIMIR.
vusT REcEIvED-A supply Of School Books US, d N the
- Lynchburg College, f9c 2tsl MORSES
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-03

:
oi Ii suffering "a, IA the stomach From weak stomach
proceed dyspepsia angnpr oppression in the DIAPHRAGM auu.
DIG alaehc nausea, bodily weakness. dim1cs- If Sphf
heart harn cstN onSS Setyrry and legion other tor
ahaF discusses Indigestion produces thin blood and there.
fore destroys the strength and yigor system To re
store the tone of te stomach ad enable of and
dismiss forever all thu tormrHtng dangerous conrl,ts
netns is but verng uf Ioofands tr
man Bfors prepared by Dr- G. NJ. jackson ph1lauti, :
te'e no mistake no failure in their effect See
advertisement. S.n H.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-03

Near Curdsyle Buckingham county, Va.
M Et5aa KaFor Dear Sir.-My wife having been, for
many years afflicted with Liver Comla and Nervous De
hitv hearing Of 'rcniun Bitcr> she induced
them tri After trying halfadozen bottles she
found her health much improved aud her digestive
greatly tAcneI; tonic she finds it inds
bic in h"r ea~nd continues II IT, To her improvement.
II is very popular with utghharH, aud II Is be-
coming almost general MS tonic ia this section.
|. u 49, !. - - LII Inn Autr. trhlA
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-03

Capt Joseph A. sydnor removed from G. inspsetoui.
West Hill Warehouse, and b b Vaughaa formerly msa
the Legislature. and late chief inspector at Oakc Wan
house, appointed ia his place.
n H. Baptist appointed chief inspector Al oaaes in gs
B. b Vaughan
Southern shield., 1855-08-25
Steam Saw Hill and Valuable
 Land for Sale,

THE undersigned offers for sale. upon terms | that cannot fail to be satisfactory to anyone wishing to purchase such property, lis Steam Saw Mill and the land upon which said NH is situate, and the dwelling house. near the Mill, now occupied by the subscriber The Mill has been built about three wears, and was constructed of entirely new and lasting material, and was framed and put up lv the most experienced Workmen. and is in all re- spects. as to woodwork. boilers and engine very superior. Itis capable of saving from five to six thousand feet of lumber per day; is situate adjacent to the town of Helena. which is @ good market for lumber and near the bank of the Mississippi river, and has such facilities for getting timber out Of thcriyer as few Mills can boast of. There is a Flaming and Tongue and Grooying Machine attached to inc Mill, which is nearly new
 In all respects this can be called a No. Steam Mill.
 There is also a good Grist Mill connected with the Saw NH.
 The land offered with the Mil, upon which it is situate, is about eight acres, and adioms the town.
 The dwclIing-house has six rooms and a kitchen. with good cistern in the yard.
 The above described property will be sold at a bargain to the purchaser if application be made at any early day. Title indisputa5lc.
 For terms, apply to the undersigned on the premises, or by letter, through the Helena Post-ofice EDWARD PORTER.
 July If, 1855.
Southern shield., 1855-08-25
~ E1 " DRUG STORE
 IN H E l. E N A.

THE subscriber is now opening, in the new \ buildings of ]. J. Jackson S Co.,, on Main street, first door below Bumpass, CIop- ton & Co.,, most complete assortment of PURE DRUGS 6' MEDICINE, PAINTS,
 Ols, Taraisbes, Putty, Dye-stufs, Per-
 tumery, Cigars, Tojdcco, Fine
 Hines and Brandies, &c., and all articles usually kept in the Drug line, to which he would respectfully invite the at- tention of the citizens of Phillips and adjoin- ing counties.
 His stock is the most complete one ever of- fered in this market, and he is determined to make it to the interest of physicians and plan ters, and especially cash buyers, to trade with him. Having been engaged in the Drug bus mess for fifteen years, those who buy of him can feel assured of getting prescriptions care fully compounded, and medicine carefully and faithfully put up.
 To the ladies of Helena and vicinity he would dsay, that his stock of
 PERFUMERY AND FANCY SOAPS is the largest and best assorted in the place; and, moreover, can be bought from twenty five to fifty per cent. lower than any other house in Helena L. CAGE.
 April 26. 1853.
Southern shield., 1855-08-25

LOUISVILLE COURIER. The publish CT of this sheet, which is now good au- thority with anti-Americans, was ex- pelled from the American order for a violation of a solemn obligation, delib- erately taken. He had a personal dis like to Col. II. Marshall, the Congress- man elected, and endeavored to defeat his nomination, still pleoging himself to support the nominee; and when the nominationwas made, false to his prom ises and every principle of honor, he used his sheet to gratify personal spite, and has since used it in his mendacious account of the riots in Louisville. A disgraceful expulsion, because he was unworthy of belief and unfit for conf dence, rankles in his bosom, and there is nothing that he would now stop at to gratify his venomous feelings.
 Memphis Whig.
Southern shield., 1855-08-25
From the MemphiiEagle $ Enquirer The American Platform

"Why don't you keep the Platform standing in your paper all the time?" inquired friend of ours the other day. "It is too good to be left out a day. Why, sir, my neighbors and myself look upon 1t as second De- claration of Independence. Whenever we are depressed about anything-for instance, the defeat of Gentry-we go home and READ THE PLATFORM, and are at once consoled and reassured, for, sir, we see in it the source and fountain of mighty truths which can not but ultimately overflow and fructify the land, bind up the Union, and per petuate our institutions to the latest hour of time. The Platform must conquer in the long run, and any one who will read it carefully and without prejudice is bound to see that it must conquer. By all means, you should keep it standing in your paper.''
 We'll, here it is. Let every reader cut it out and paste in his scrap-book, or carry it in his pocket, for perpetual reference.
Southern shield., 1855-08-25
KNOW NoTHINGIsM AND DEMOCRACY.

ANON NOIHINGloM AND DEMOCRAC4. Bartlett, of Covington, Pres ident of the Grand Council of the organization, recounting the history of the origin, rise and progress of the party, at the barbecue back of Newport, recently, secuted at the idea of it's being managed and controlled by Wings and politicians. He remarked in substance, that so far from being under the control of Wings, it was now "absolutely governed by Demo- crats of the true Jefersonian stamp; that he himself had always been a con- sistent and answering Democrat-that he still advocated those principles and policy, and that Sir out of seven of the officers of the Grand Council were men who had always been prominently iden- tifed with the old Democratic party up to the hour of their utilization with the American Republican organization"
Southern shield., 1855-08-25

1GB" DANIEL s. DICKINSON, of York, has written a letter, in which he con- demns the secret feature { now practi- cally abolished) of the American par ty, but approves the slavery plank of the party and says:-"N is an sud- stance Me same upon aohich / have stood .for years." Mr. D. also aims some very severe thrusts at the Pierce Administration. He occupies, essen tially, the ground taken by the N. Y. Herald.
Southern shield., 1855-08-25
SPECIAL NOTICE
7'o Army Officers, Soldiers, Fol- unteerS, TeanaSterS, Sean1en Y, &'c., aud thejr Suruiying UId- olcs, or Minor Children.

BY act of Congress-, you are entitled 10 a Land Warrant for l60 acres; and if you have alreadv received 10 or so acres, you are en- titled to an additional quantity, equal 10 lG0 acres. Whether you desire to sell or locate your Warrants, it is important that the same be procured without delay, as the great num- Der of Warrants winch will be thrown upon the market, must soon materially reduce their value. Persons in Arkansas, entitled to Warrants, are requested to make applica- tions to the undersigned who will attend to procuring their Warrants with promptness.
 Should any one entitled to Bounty Land, under the late or any subsequent act of Congress, who lives at distance, desire my services to procure their Warrants, they can address me through the Helena Post Office, and their letters will receive prompt atten- ton.
 The applicant is required 10 state his nanle, Gge and residence, including t0acn county and State; tbe company, regiment and 1rar he serred in, and the caPtain of his company; rhether the applicant enlisted or goluuteered, and on lcbat day and year, and for lchGtterm, whether he hds eUer receiUed any WGrra1t, and 1f so, for hoac many acres.
 f ridop GPpiy, sbe must, n addition. gire the place and time of her marriage, thl name and official title of the person arho per- formed he service, together acith the time and placc of her Husbands death.
 Having all the necessary blank forms, and being familiar with the requirements of the law, and his arrangement being complete, applicants can avoid much of the uncertain ty and delay which might otherwise occur.
 Address, JOHN J. JACKSON,
 April 2l 1855. Helena ArkdnsaS.
Southern shield., 1855-08-25
0ooO0-ooo


 JERE. CLEMENs.-The subjoined re- marks on the subject of the defeat of Col. Clemens for the Legislature, in Madison county, Ala, we find in the Huntsville Advocate:
 "Now, what are the circumstances of the Colonel's overthrow? When he was solicited a few weeks ago to pre- sent himself to the people of Madison county for their sufrages, there was scarcely hope of his success; the par ty at that time in this county was al- most trodden in the dust, numbering but little over 300, abused on every side, denounced by every bitter name their imaginations could possibly sug- gest, "dark lanterns,'' ; "Jacobins, :" ''the same old Coon," and everything to make them ridiculous to the people, and objectionable to the democratic party. It was at time when the Nir- ginia elections had produced some lit tie panic in the party, and some eigh- teen or twenty had withdrawn. But even under these gloomy circumstances he quailed not under the vast majority of 1900 or 400 against the party But like Spartan hero he bid defiance to their overwhelming masses, and look ing not to his own election but tr the good of his country, he threw himself in the breach and dared them to the conflict.
 He has fallen, 1t is true, but the vic tory should call forth no rejoicing their own lines have been too much shattered to sing songs of praise. The result is, whilst Col. Clemens has been defeated, he has increased the strength of the party to at least double their number-he obtained a vote of 933, out of vote of about 2000--he has bound party together whose force will yet be felt, and at the next Presidential election respected even in Madison county.
 In conclusion, if the defeat of Col. Clemens is a great victory, how many more can you stand in
 MADISON?
Southern shield., 1855-08-25
DIRECT FROM LIVERPOOL TO CHTCA-

DlRECI FROM LlNERPOOL TO CHlCA- Go.-The bark Arabia, Capt. Policy, arrived at Chicago direct from Liver pool, on the 2d inst, and was to leave on her return voyage on the 9th. Af- ter crossing the Atlantic, the Arabia passed into the St. Lawrence, and sur mounting it's rapids by means of the British Canadian locks and canals, en- tered Lake Ontario, after sailing thro' which she overcame some three hund- red feet descent, in all, of the Nigga "a river, by the locks of the Welland Canal, and entered Lake Erie, thence through said lake, the straits and lake of St. Clair, Lake Huron and Lake Michigan, to Chicago, in the heart of the American Continent. At Chicago she is somewhat up in the world, being at an elevation above the level of the sea, which overtops the highest pyra- mids of Egypt. Such are the achieve ments of science, labor and civilization
Southern shield., 1855-08-25
The Great Missouri Remedy! I. V. HARDY'S EYEBALN.

k IND Reader, have you sore eyes? Ifso, IA procure at once a box of l. V. Uardy's Eye Balm, and rid yourself of this distressing malady; it will cure you, it matters not how long, and what is the nature of the disease your eyes are affected with.
 Prepared only in Huntsville Randolph coun- ty, Me-, byI. V. HARDY & CO.,, 10 whom orders for agencies must be addressed.
 Certificates can bc seen al the Drug Store of L. CAGE, in Helena, where this inyalu- eble remedy can be had.
 Auu. IS lS5n
Southern shield., 1855-08-25

TIE LOUISVILLE RIoTs. The Jour nal has published numerous afidavits of citizens of Louisville sustaining the assertion made by that paper that the riots of the 9th inst, in which so many human lives were sacrificed, were in stigated by foreigners.
Southern shield., 1855-08-25

GgIn South Carolina four is sell ing for from $5 to $6 per barrel. Corn has already fallen 30 per cent. per bushel in the last few weeks. The cotton crop is said to be doing we'll, and never presented 8 finer appearance.
Southern shield., 1855-08-25

DIED-At OsceoIa, Mississippi county, Ark. on the 18th inst, Capt. WILLIAM BARD; a native of Bardstown, Ky, aged about 62 wears. The deceased was a citizen of Osceo- Ia for 20 years, and was much respected by the whole community in which he lived.