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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-01-28

FURNITURE! MATER EssES I ! PlANOsI!!
Y UST received fine assortment OF Bed
81 steads, Bureaus Wire and Tin Safes =
Sofas Sofa Beds, Breakfast Dining Cen - es3
ire Side and Work Tables extension Tables &c. large
OF Of W ardrobes Chairs Of sl kinds Window Shades
Clocks an assortment of L. Gilberrs entire Ironamed
Pianos Carpetng Oil Cloth &C. Mattresses, Shuck Moss
Cotton and Curled Hair Spring Mattresses kept on hand
and made To order and warranted Now is the time for
those wanting any articles in my line to buy
CAsH approved paper .
|. Ii. MORTON,
iyl9-u as Gnon street.
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WAREHOUSE lOOLIBERTY AND lO5 CEDAR STREET,
NEW YORK.
MANUFACTURERS and WHOLESALE DEALERS
vi in all kinds of Rubber Goods, made under Charles
(Ioodyears Patent consisting of Mems Womeu's, Misses
and Chdrens Metallic Boots and Shoes Goats, CloaSs,
Oyeras Combs Stay and Dress BOne Dolls, Doll Heads,
Balls Toys, Whips Teething Rings, Syringes, Breast
Pumps, &c, &c
The above Company would solicit call from their friends
and the public before purchasing.
iy25E6m JOHNSON LETS0N, Pres,
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DLACK AND FANCY SILK AND SATIN
ID SCARfS-Jusi received splendid assortment Of six
and Satin Sers every variety Of colOrs. For sale BY
uOv2s MYERS 4 McfIIfI.
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THE subscriber respectfully the public
Il that this WE'LL known Hotel having undergone tho
rough repair, and having been re:urnshed every De
plrImen wall Do opened for the reception % t5rs 90
Tuesday next the 10th inst Pedging himself that no e
fort shall be wanting his part 10 make his guests
fortsbls he soiiciis share Of public patronage
j4nlS-St y j. CARTER
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6 q q 900

TO LOAN ON FOUR MONTHS TINE.
I'VE are now rseeiving consignment Of ,Ae-ESSz>
w CARRIAGES, BAROUCHES AND EnR5acSSfsTl~
BUGGIES, direct from the MrnufactOFv atS---ss<-
New York, which ueed 10 sell on the above
terms Extraordinary bargains will be offered as the stock
must be sold. p. p. PECK 4 Co,
j8nlS-lm Lower Market street. Nashville Tenn.
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HOUSE-KEEPING GOODS.-We hive on hand
large assortment Of Goods for House keepers which
will sell low for cash.
Tdec2s A. MORRISON 4 co.
ROOMS TO LET
TOUR or Five rooms TO let over the Book Store Of
IL dsc2U-f W T. BERRY h co.
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R STEWART. X. L. "EAsALAi'
STEWART & NEAELEX,
Wholesale Grocers Commission Merchants and Dealers
in Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
No q Rrnnd,Eay. Nashville. Tennessee.
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rNROy the 18th Inst the -: Of June the Rates of
& Freight from Charleston and Savannah 10 Nashville
,r1}l h. f0,i.r-s
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Piedmont Sulphur and Chaly beate
SPFTNGS,
IN burke d0GJNS'Y ~. e..

Statecn miles North Of NIorg0ntOn, tciH Fq''
J0r the reception ef C0m2,amy, on Tie
18Th Of June. 1855.
HIS delightful Summer retreat cannot be sufPas,
/ by any of the fashionable Watering aces WIZ
the State of North Carolina. Here invaids, as WEI
those seeking pleasure, may find Summer Tesipeg,i
calculated TO restore the last energies Of the PhJ"
Constitution and crafty the most fastdious. nh
The proprietor has enlarged his spacious ACCOM-
datIons by considerable additions, and is prepare.
receive large company. He will spare no PAM
contribute to the benefit and g atfratipn of those
favor him with their company.
This fine watering place is surrounded by sO"TT b
the greatest Natural curiosities in this Country 20
Table Rock is only seven miles from The Fritz r
Hollow Spring Gaze is one mile, RaYin Rock Fa'"
miles, and Falls of Linvie is nine miles. La,
And all in great country tor hunting and n' .Tl.
Deer and turkeys are plenty in the neighborhood I"
springs. ,,.ss.
By calling DR.. HappOldt, proprietor OF theme" ;S,%,
tain Hotel" in Morganton, every necessary ih ,,s
ton pertaining to the medcal qualities OF these
can be obtained. 80,
JAMES C. ESTES, PropEie''''
June 8, 1855. 46-'"
n,
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Save YOur t,nS.Si

tbs Notes AMI Accounts vi the Lite firm of A r.,
a Uiirt ~ ~ has bren placed ia the hands ut = w
Paws, 6<q e., &gllGction sud settlement Thos, in
urt'trd rI:aSI by ie Account requested To ma
iil"Ie'ate aErahg.ueL fuIIi.cr InduI.ence can
I.E AID "! Gui be- granted.
ALEXANDER s; JOHNSTON.
April J, 1875. 49, 3sr
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Respectfully Yours!
WHEAT MARKET,
SDr1ngS7 mills.

r yi.L m ,,rcbase three or four hundred thousand
LnshcIs Of good merchautaLlc wheat, for which VII
pay tho big h 81 cash price.
rlutte FROM its facilities of transportation is ono
In. hest inland markets IN the Southern States have
rrrcsd Acrch1nt Mills contiguous to te Railroad
cptblc of grinding three hundred barrels OF Hour Fer
,lay aud ket them running must have wheat. 90
bring Il along if you want the highest figure Tor It,
I am prepared to grind for toll. If you want flour
whose bra nd will sufficient to sell it in any market In
tie world here Is the place TO have it manufactured
These" Mills have already made reputation not III
ftrIof loany ia the country. ,,,-.,
y.
Jun. Is 1855. 47-tt
Wing Charlotte; Banner Salisbury Enquirer, York
viii, Standard Chester Intcgencer, Shelby News,
Ashrvie wiIinccr months and forward bills to the
subscriber at Charlotte.
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LOOK HERE J

M the undersigned, have purchased the large and
w eAtensIse Stock of Groceries bclOng ny to the
firh of Films & Spfai which place will be found
III all times, READY aud iilns wait all those who
HAY iAvir US VITA c'ris PEt.Onage. BY keeping on
hand ! Iull supply Of - '' =" - 90.
Family Groceries,
We viii be prepared 10 ill all orders puuctuailr that
an be Entrusted Our moitJ is quick sales
and sIna!l profits .Or cash ar bitter.
: Tbs "ishest cash PIic-s viii be paid for produce
ELMS j OATES.
may -, 1855. 4.lf ...--
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Odd Fellows Female Institute,
HOWARD LODGE, No. IS, I. o. o. F.,
Located at Shelby, N. G..


THE Trustees Of Hvwa I'd Lodge, No. 49, l O.. O. F.,
| will open Female School in III: town Of Shelby.
the LIST Monday June next to be under the super
vision and dircct.ur of the Trustees.
The most experienced and efficient Teachers have
been employed, the design 20 render of the
best in the up country.
They have now in course of construction large and
commodious building, which will be mpleted his year
The course of instruction usually taught in similar in
situations.
RATES OF TUITION:
Orthography Re aiding, and Writing, per Session
OFFS months 5000
Geograp ply, Grammar, Composition, &c. 1000
higher Branches, embracing Ancient Languages.
Algebra, Geometry, Botany, Natural and Mem
tai Philosophy, &C., 1906
EXTRA STUDIES:
Music, on Piano, Harp Guitar, per session. $4,000
Use OF Instrument 200
Embroidery, Drawing. Painting, &c. 1906
French 20,Ou
Board be had in tho best families reasonable
terms
A. w. BURTON.
THOS WILLIAMS, Trustees.
d. FRONEBERGER,
Shelby, N. c., Nay H. 1855. 43tf
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CLARENDON IRON WORKS,

CLARENDON IRON "OHhS,
Wilmington, n. G..
THE CLARENDON IRON WORKS pre-
pared to orders for Beam, Vertical Horizon
tai or Oscillatng Steam Engines, High or Low Pres.
sure and adapted all purposes Circular Vertical and
Portabl Saw Mills complete; Pumps, Mining Machine
ry Grst and Flour Mills, complete; Parker, Turbine
and other Water Wheels, Equipping of Steamers, Car
Wheels and Axle- Horse powers of various patterns
Rice Field Pumps and Engines Rice Thrashcrs )
Single Machines, Shafting, Pucs, Hangers, Gears,
and all other Mill Work.
CASTINGS.
Iron and Brass Castings of all descriptions including
Ornamental Iron RAILING Pipe, Bridge Castings, &c,
Sc. The Company would respectfully invite attentI In
their styles and patterns of Railing which may be
at their Office.
Boilers.
Tubular, Flue and Cylindrical Boilers Water Tanks,
Chimneys and all other kinds of Boiler Work.
Repairs.
separate department and force will be kept for
pairs here work will be done thoroughly and with
despatch.
Having large facilities, the above work will be done
reasonable terms elsewhere, North or South,
apd a prompt and satisfac tory manner.
Consultation by letter otherwise, regard to plans
and designs for mills their furniture, and for ma
chnery generally, willingly answered. All orders or
communca atoms to be addressed to the undersigned.
HENRY NJ. DRANE, Il GEM.
March %. 35-tf
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N Office

I ~ Notes aud Accounts having been placed in the
Nj h4nds OF :. ". DAVIS. Esq Tor collection thosa
Indebted o. ms inGI .lddIy, one III the
81 hIa VI Steele Isr;y. respectfully request,
ed to make ssttlcIsat by APRIL Court. If oousr
g" n. Z. STEELE.
Feb. 2, 1865. as-l
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SIENNA FIGS.
BLACKSMITH
Well done or no Paw required.

s4e=-s TIL undersigned respectfully informs the pub
FIX lie, that he has opened BLACKSMITH SHOP
Ia2Jon College street, opposite the Charlotte & s. c.
Railroad Depot where he is prepared to execute all kinds
of Blacksmthng, Horse Shooting, Repairing Boilers,
making Mill Irons, &c.
All orders J. r. Hand Messrs. Irwin, higgins &
Co., myself will be speedily attended to- Refer to Mr.
G. DAVIS, on the North Carolina Railroad, and VIM.
Glaze & Co., Palmetto Foundry, Columbia, S. G..
S. J. PERRY.
march g 1855 32-6m
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NEW BOOKS FOR SALE
AT 80
LOWRIE AND ENNISS'S BOOK STORE.

fNHE Slave Of the Lamp Posthumnus Novel. BIZ Will.
liam North. Ingenue or the first days of the Blood
by Alexanaet Ddmias." Translated from tie original
manuscript s.. 80
Fashion and Fancies, by Mrs. Stephens
The Maroon, legend Of the CIIrbbees. and other
tales by w. Gilmore SimmE.
The Castle Builders, BY the author of "Heartsea se
"Phe Herr Of Radalyfe Scenes and Chances, etc.
The Old Inn. the Travellers Entertainment, by
Josiah Barnes, sen. .. ..' &C..
The above are all the very latest and popular
novels of the day.
We constantly keep hand large and we'll selected
stock OF stationary of every kind and constantly re-
ceiving all the new books q at are Icing RaLlishe and
books that We have not got yet the shortest
notice. ~ r"' -
June 22 1855. 4eu
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1.-THE SPECTATOR.
Jan. SO, 1855

WEEKLY Journal PUBLISHED WASHINGTON CITY.
IIlE undersigned propose to about the first
| OF June next in the City of Washington the pubIi
cation of week paper TO be called the Spectator
designed for general circulation dmog the people of the
United States. its columns will contain full digest of
the news of the day. foreign and denlGStic; weekly
review OF finance and the markets; a SYNOPSIS of the
proceedings of Congress during its session. TALES NJ
election returns the important political action or State
legislatures, and of party conventions Interesting mis-
cciianCous and scientific matter articles apricuture
together with original articles upon the topics of
the day. Much valuable information relative to the On
G4.;ons of the Executive Departments the Govern
reiit together with the weekly list of patents will
BIZ foghd IN its columns large portion of its space
will be devoted light literature original and selected
Its location the political centre the Union will af
ford opportunities always TO procure the latest inforrla
ton public AFT IRIS.
II is the Intention of the undersigned to make the
Spectator al acceptable visitor every house in the
Union, aud Will therefore not any occa sim
tho position OF partIzon paper, will il owe any
allcSiance 10 men entertaining fixed and decided
views on questions of political economy, and upon our
system oifgoTcrnment, it will disseminate and propnI
gaze Them as occasion may rcguire-aIways keepino
carefully J.. hc Interests of the country grn ;
out of fHrcig n as wei as domestic uiFairs
The Spectator will be printed in quarto form on good
pa per AMI new Type each nimbcr containing eight IA
es o MATTER king ono volume annually of Al par.s
Each volume will nc Accompanied by full and com
Lctc index Of it's contents, tus making most valu,
Die paper NiE preservation and reference 1, will he
published cvcr5 Saturday morning, at 50 per annun
payable always IN advance. No paper will be Continued
br yond the tiE!e for which it is paid.
All Subscription and communications on business
should DO Addressed the undersigned Washington
ID. &. AUC. F. HARVEY l. 20.
Washington City. May 60. 1855. 4s-
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

Superior Court Of Laao-Sprimg Term, 1855
Nancy Mer,|
Petition for Divorce
John Miller. \
appears to the satisfaction of the Court that John
Miller, the defendant in this case, resides beyond
the limits OF this State: 1t is therefore ordered by the
Court, that advertisement be in the Western De-
Tor three months, notifying the said defendant
of the filing of this petition and that unless he
at the next Term OF this Court to be held for the
OF Meekienburg, at the Court House in Charlotte on
the TN Monday, after the 4th Monday in September
pro confesso and heard ex parte to him.
Witness Jennings 3. Kerr, Clerk of our said f,ou.
at Office, the 7th Monday, after the 4th MONDAY in
March, A. D., 1855. 'Ouay III
july 90, 1855 (Pr's fee SOY NJ s. 5, c.
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Davis Vegetable Pain Killer.

blown in the Glass. We have discontinued the US. Of
the 37a cent bottles and now put up only four sa,
~iz: III cents, 25 cents, SO cents and 8 per bottle
We have also a very fine Engraving on Stone for The
Box labels, specifying the contents OF the box, whsr.
and by whom manufactured, &c. We have also ad.
to our Pamphlet of direction and certificates cover
beautifully finished, presenting on the first page very
excellent likeness ofPerry Davis, the original inventor
OF the Pain Killer. The bottle labels, and one lab
each box, has also correct likeness of Perry Davis,
which t will be impossible to counterfeit successfully
We have been TO this expense, that the public mis
have perfect confidence that tn getting the gen
uine article when they buy bottle above descri
ed TO those VITO have so long used and proved he
merits of our article, Guild say that shall con-
tnue to prepare Pam Killer of the best and purr
materials. an that it shall be every way worthy
their appreciation family medicine.
PERRY DAVIS son,
Manufacturers and Proprielos.
Providence, r. l., July 9th 1853.
The Pain Killer is sold by
PnIrCHhRD CALDWELL, Char otte, n. e; lsobY
Sill & Sill, Salisbury Boatright & Barkuoo Cobm
bia; and by Druggists, Grocers and Medicine Dealers
generally.
July 9th 1855. lily.
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A Notable Fact!

NUldUIC ICI
OUR unsettled accounts for before last and
" year. must have closed by Cash oil good Notes
rght straight GlORg IcrhVut respect persons Our
crclo:s make Ia D." rmE MUSIC" all occa sions
aud We "cGrnt" daucc by ourselves ANY LoyGEK-
Talk enough" '''
80 ~ tRITCUARD & CALDWELL
march 9, 1855. 33.f 500 No 3 Ora >,tc Row
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PIANO FORTES,

-G42 Mr.: RAMSEY, of Column.
IssHzss:ssz@SA VI bia, So. Ca, Piano
EassssSS5 Forte and M usic Deaf
e., - constantly RECEIVING
7TsE good supply of Pianos with
mcNTc -, - the L A TEST IMPROVE
others. and 81 octaves fran $3.50 to S3O5. 81 70
sSoo to $500. to II 500 to $3.50. Carved W. ~
and Grand Pianos from $500 to $1,000 "ofk
Mr.. r. being practical Piano Maker %,
his customers perfect instrument @i insure 10
Columbia, june 90, 1855. ae.,n
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TO SH1PPGRS.
HUGH L. TINLLY g. CO.,

(SUcCEssoRs TO FINLEY TERHoN)
RECEIVING AND FORWARDING AGENTS. AND GeETG
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. Ercha"ye Street, Souh AiLtn,ic IThmrs
Charleston, So. Ga.
GIVE their personal attention To he sale Of oiOn
VI customary, by special contracts all other krs
OF Produce and NJ nuiactures, and make prompt Iun
of the same, for p per cent. commission.
We viii CONTINUE, as heretofore, 10 give our e.
cia attention to the Receiving and Forwarding II 81
goods consigned 10 us, for 10 cents per pa ckagr.
Machinery, large package OF Furniture, &c charge
IN proportion to trouble and responsibility Tor advancing
frcigh's and charges, 81 per cent.
GJT Persons shipping Goods Produce thr ugh tr
house may rely upon their interest being OSITlVEL
PROILCIED, both against oNcrchargc aud loss d
goods.
We have in no instance nor will we dctan any go1
for freia hi and charges.
We you'll respectfully beg leave to refer 10 the h
lowing gentlemen, with whom We have hid buslno'
transa ctiOns:
John Caldwell, President OF the S. C. II. r., Colan
bn.
U. Passailaigue, Superintendent of Public WorksCd
umbia.
F. W. McMastcr, Librarian of S. C. College, COun.
bia.
P. w. Fnller. Columbia.
John hing, Jr., s. g. II. r. Agent, Ghnrcstog.
Henry Missroon, Agent OF New York Steamer,
Holmes & Stoney, Agents Of New York Sailing f'e'
cts
H. Baker & Co., Agents OF Baltimore and P~'
dolphin Sailing Packets.
J. W. Caldwell. Agent of Baltimore Steamers '%
july 10, 1855. silly
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MECKLENBURG HOUSE,

by 8. III. REA.
- HAVING purchased the building on the cor
l;:M net few doors northeast of Kcrr3s Hotel and
paired and flied in frst,ratc style, would
especially inform the travelling public that it is now
pen the reception and transient boa
proYcrs will find pfc ACCOMMODATION at my house
JAM ~, 1855. 25-iy S. II. REA
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STEEL ENGRAVED Label.

for our bottles. We also attach 10 bottles Stra
Engraved Note of Hand, which we issue Obll.s
ton, and to counterfeit which held TO be fogeyb
the laws of the United States and which parties vii
not dare attempt to do. The great expense attend,
the getting ZIP and printing of these labels will peie
tn attempt to counterfeit, thus securing to the pubic
that the article they purchase is the genuine Pem
Davis Pain Killer, manufactured by Perry Davis /
Son, Sole Proprietors.
The Pain Killer will be put up in style Of pane
hoffl Nuith he RI =
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$50 Reward

e~ RUNAWAY from the subscriber on the 3rd OF
az February last, my negro man ISAAC. He Is
about IS years of age, about 5 feet 8 or inches
-AhIgh is of dark copper color, tolerably high
forehead, cheek Bones little projecting, and think
his eye teeth little defective. Said boy weighs about
165 lbs, quick spoken, olerably intelligent. When
he left he apparel, such as common
laborers usually wear. ! will give Twenty Dollars
reward for Isaac delivered to confined in any
Jail SO get him again, or will give Fifty Dollars
reward for him with sufficient proof to convict any
white person of harboring him. bought said boy OF
Julius Alexander about eight years since MI Alexan-
der lived IL II miles south west of Charlotte and
think Isaac is strong about through the country
where purchased Linn.
T. NJ. HAMILTON.
Whites Store, Arson County, N. C.
March 9, 1855. 33-f
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Owing 10 the large amount of Counterfeit Pain Kin
put up and sold as genuine by unprinciped men, y
have been obliged to to very expensive meam
to protect ourselves pecunarily, aud the public fma
great injury by buying and using their worthless COM
telfets. The comparative plain and simple style
very easy for those disposed, initiate it very sur,,
fully far as its external appearance, in style bal
te liable, and color of the article; but not 81
that the compound is miserable, filthy proc ucCn, Al,
calculated TO do great injury to those who might u,,n
with the confidence that they have been accustuut
TO use the genuine Pain Killer. Parties whose bus,
ness it is to counterfeit valuable preparations do III
such secret manner, that il is almost useless to A.
tempt to punish them by legal measures it is did,
cult, and might say impossible to bring the PROD
home to them.
Consid ring the great difficulty in protecting ou
selves and the public by prosecuting parties, hU
been 20 avery great expense in getting up fnsIy
executed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-12
A Proposition

The Abingdon Virginian makes the following
very fair proposition to all who affect to think the
Know. Nothing party allied with Abolitionism.
Who will take it up! Certainly none can object
to its fairness:
A PRoPosITIoN.-A few days ago we had long
and pleasant converation with Il most inveterate
anti Know Nothing and learning from him that
one of his principal objections to the Order grew
out of the fear that it would favor and foster abo
litionism, we made him proposition, which we
here renew to any gentleman who may choose to
take US up. We proposed to him if he would
ioin the order and take all the degrees, without
cost, and with not more than so minutes deten-
tion, with the privilege of withdrawing in good
faith five minutes after, and was not perfectly
and entirely satisfied that no honest man could
be IN Abolitionism and a Know Nothing at inc
same time. or that the Order did not inculcate
principles that inevitably preclude the agitation
of the slavery question: and that these principles
we're not. to his mind, the most efteotuai barrier
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-12
VOL. 3.---NO. 236

to abolitionist. and better calculated to break it
down.than any policy he had ever conceived or
heard of we would furnish him with the Virgin
ian, free of charge, long as both live, with
ont asking forfe.toro on bis part, If he should
not bc satisfied. lie seemed to be honest in his
objection, and yet for fear of having it removed,
he was afraid to try tho test.
A the gentleman above referred to is not tho
only one by score or two who urge tho same
objection, we make the same proposition TO any
one OF them. We will go farther and say
that If such gentleman does not come out perfect
ly satisfied that Know Nohigism is antagonistic
to aboitionsm, he shall have the Yirginan sent
Ia his address ms long ns we have control over IL
and will present him also with copy weekly Of
any one of our regular exchanges that he may
choose. Let oa,ilers. therefore show their faith
by their works." or ''forover after hold their
peace"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-05-12
NOTICE TO PASSENGERS
ON THE
Va. 4 Tenn, and South Side Rail Roads.

fINliE undersigned having rented of Mr.. G. II Lynch
L he LARGE HOTEL, now being erected, which
will he completed by the st ofJuly. with, forty steps
the Virginia and Tennrssee Railrond Depot bavo.for
tho convenience oi the messengers of the Virginia and
Tennessee ind 4. \ Rail oads. procured until tho no.
tel /, 6n.hc1.a LARGE CANAL BOAT, lying within
h'c stcps Of the Tennessee Depot AMI fitted up in the
best siyl" nr th, accommodation of passengers tho
cars. aud will lie prepared furnish nncrs from this
date Immediately tlc arrival Of tho cara, served up
in tie very beat stSlo with everything that this. the
Mountain, Richmond, Norfolk and Petersburg markets
nfmd A BAR ROOM will bo attached to
the Boat supplied with the choice Liquors Wines
aud Segnrs.
C'iAS r. LEE & co, Prorretors.
Gro W A RaISs. Superintendent,