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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-29

re OR FAMILY PHYsIc-lhs is the best cheapest, and
most efficient Catha1c offered TO the public. 1t IS
tseess thereby avoiding the nanseatng effect of lils
OIL Senna &e0 aud produces gripping other painful sen
stous Unlike all other pnrgatseS, searches 10 the bottom
of the disease thoroughly canscs the stomach and leaves tue
bow entirely No family should he
without Children drus readily and without forcing and
no medicine is more high recommended by the me tie
uy.
Give 1t trial and then iudec yourselves IL ca 'h4#
wholesale and rctala..i. Dr. Wrghs Pruepal uelf, .e
broadway, y y; Purcell, Lsld Cos, Richmond; Suoj.sE
a Nhiieheads. j H. Thompsau u Cos, lynchbngi aEd a.
the principal Drug stores throughout &c state.
Or, Wright will pay ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS for the
discovery of amy admixuro Other dian purely vegetable in his
rh m
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-29

CLAKk a CO)--GENUlNEC COD LIVER OIL-Thc great
attending the of this valuable remedy in Consump
on having induced all kinds Of limitations purchasers
toned to notice that the signature HEGEMAN CLARK
CO In full is the cork Of each bottle without which
genuine and the value of the oil its pur
~, too much cannot be takcn to the genuine
HEGEMAN CLARK a co,
solo Successors o Itushton, Clark & Co.
Nos los 273, 81 and 756 Broadway.
Wholesale Depot. No. l65 Broadway.
Sold by Druggists generally in the United States.
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS.


Washington tno"sc-Is. Sncad 4 Co, prop'rs.
NOV. &c L Hurt, + Il Hurt, W II Hurt Campbell; A A
Roads LrNington; L II Howard Bedford ID r. Trout, Roam
oke Gilbert pittsyvania; W \ Cray bedford; II Scott
aud servant Fleming Ky Bonsack Roanoke; Ward,
Campbell, Goodman AMHERST l. Lawrence Montgom.
cry Depricst. AppomattnN Gilbert psyivana; Dr
lerrow Campbell; w Mnns Bedford; X II Buckner Va
Tenn r. j II Earnest W asingtou w Rhea. do; VI
terper Master Cirpcr, Fraukn Rosser Bedford
& Dawes, W JONES Franklin; Ii Harnng Montgomery;
81 Clair, Roanoke Norman, ototour lIudnall
ford; Jno Alexander, Campbeit II.
Novel; Wa usr--gEuorc n Anthony. pFop'rs,
Nov, .s.tJ Saehv = 5 II K; b II Anthony A l. Willie.
Campbell; bouin, Charlotte; II Parrish, Cumberland;
\ q Nizcr Z Bell, BALTIC; L Dunlop, Y; Dabuey
ttmpbtl H. q Rogers Princess Ann; Bpuldn, II II
shall Charlotte Judge Nash Va; & W Whiting o
Chapman Buckir gfam n Ot,rngcr, Avery Richmond;
I'll Norsham, Nai { l. Crockett, Wythcvic NJ Crockett
Marion; VI Radf I'd and lady, Bedford " Otcy, Ya r
Watson, Mariou j w Womack, Farmvle; Capt White
crshulg; G Adams Washington; II Tournfeow Texas;
~ Foster. taswcl Moore. Ky Col Fair CALIFORNIA; J K
bowdy Rustburg Dr Harris, WIN Radford Bedford
Cit, soici-PattrSOn. PrOrictor.
NoNHstl Foster, Amherst { II; ] finnie BEDFORD c
Alien i Warner, Lee: Dr W Flood Henry; ii X Cheat
wood, Bedford Col q Wingield G Burks, Liberty; G ID
Parker. Il 4 r Il: II Rurk.r Bedford: c Ward city
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apMrnuur9 Eir9im at.
Business Notice.

Mr.. rRaSc7s THORNTON has been appointed
onr agent to make collection Of claims due thi
Office in the city. We trust that may suit tn
convenience Of those TO whom he may present no I
count. to make prompt settlements.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-29
The British Fleet Exp a ned.

\ Geographic dispatch from! ash'ngton to
the New.York Express dated 25tt inst says;
The Union has been authorzedby the State De-
pariment to say that Mr.. Buchanan tas had tw"
conferences with lord Clarendon in rel,ti on to the
West India squadron, at which Lord Clarendon
had stated that 'he squadron originate.l IN no
purpose unfrendly tn the United States hut Tint
its object was Ia protect British commerce a
ganst Russian privaeers, three of four of which
according to the particulars which had heea r"-
ceived he N.nrd Clarcndon) understood were tit
tinr out in New York. one being nearly rea,'Y
for sea- and one said 10 he "A very large and fas
vessel, specially intended t" intercept British
ships conveying Australian gold. with the pur-
pose first, however, to capture one of the Cunard
steamers. In justification of the statement Lord
Clarendon made reference Ia the case OF the bark
Maurv IL represented in aiiidavits sent to HIM,
and communicated by Mr. BracmY, the British
Consul in New York, Ia Mr.. Cramptnn, and by
him transmitted to the British Government, and
at the same time laid before our Govrnment"
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Ohio DemociacY.

Tie Washington Union thinks il absurd IA
suppose that the wing of the Democracy which
adheres 70 the Buffalo Platform of 1913 can OBJ
tain admission into the Cincinnati National Con
ventinn. And the Lyuchburg Republican is IN
favor of kicking the New York Sots out "t the
Democratic party believing that they are the
only portion Of the party who have become tine
tured with abolitionism The Georgia Demoe-
racy have stated the terms on which they are
willing to 20 into National Convention Those
terms must be satisfactory to the Republican,
and il must suppose them satisfactory to the
whole Democracy, except the New York Softs
the only portion tinctured with aboliionisn.-
If this is the Republicans conclusion it makes a
great mistake. Tho Ohio State Democrat, the
leading Democratic organ of that great State, IN
long article, says:-
"If TO have opposed the passage of the Kan
sas \ ebra-ka bill and the reagitation Of the ne
gro question mako ~ an Ahnitionst why. then.
SO be it. We sailin company with the best and
truest Democ rats Ohio has ever produced. w"
hold this sentiment in common with the gentle
men composing the State Ticket at the late ete'
ton. with but one or two solitary exceptions.
We hold il ia company with Col. Allen and Co"
Tod, with the majority 81 the Democratic mem
bers Ot The last tOnpfpS>--Wi'h INV H'dJ''I'y VI
the Democratic editors of the state, and with an
overwhelming majority ot the Democratic voters
of the State who, in their honesty ct heart he
eye that the whole agitation was brought upon
us by those who cared nothing for the party ar
it's nriuciple. but all for self"
The Toomb- lGa.s Platform exacts from North
ern Democrats an endorsement OF that bill, and
submission tn it. 1t is hardly to be expected
TINT the Ohio Democracy will C 'me into the ring.
-ess--
| The editor. of the Richmond Wing and Peters
| burg Intelligencer have been hadgeriug each nth
| or If late upon the comparative merits If those
cities a. wheat markets We give SYM, la,
pass at his antagonist:
The Continenta5
We were much pleased with the visit of the
| Richmond Continenta's to Petersburg on ye>ter-
day The uniform OF the Company carries u
back to the olden time, when the Cooked Hat
| Gentry" were in the full bloom Of their glory.
and fair topped boots and leather breaches the in
tensest agony. Hearing that Ridgudy had
| been s.pernitted into" the Company. we Looked
out among them for him; and not finding him
learned on enquiry thatthey had him at Ilaxall'-
Mill "a foteing inn Wheat. the modern machinery
for getting wheat into mill not being know to
| those old Richmond .Continentallers."
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MARRIED

On the 18th inst in Monroe county residence Mrs
Anderson by Rev Jehu Hank Mr. JOHN RICE Mrs ELfE.
NOR Il ALpEtsoN, all Of this county.
On the 22d inst by Rev. a. b. Bcamcr Mr. ANDREW !
DAUGHEfY T. Miss VIRGINIA s. PARKER all OF this COUNTY
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Died.

Al the residence of Mrs Mary Wmbish in Granville co
\ e. Oh Sunday night, November 18th, Mrs SARAH ANN
IflG wife of Thomas Leigh Esq the 3lth year of her age
ON Wednesday list the 2lst inst Mr. JOIN DAVIS GA
son of Mr. James Cink of NJ AGED wears
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-29

A bill has been introduced in the Legislature
Of Tennessee for the purchase on public account,
Of the Hermitlge the residence and burial place
of Andrew jackson. Shoud not Mt. Vernon be
as dear t" Virginia As the hermitage to Ernnes-
see
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H. ordination of Divine Providence by That heat
me the heart 1t Is driven all of the sys" giving
Wig, ud strength 20 the complicated machinery Of man,
This living Hood whether sleep wake, sailes htsky
Ii the and softly through the
n ccssarv that It should be kept all mpurity
how Negligent respecting this essential
en- ,msnt Of perfect health Derangcnent the Iiv
generally the primary cause; and Jandice
aud all the harang feelings attending DNspcp
axe life burden, result from Suicide would
rapidly follo suicide ii there No would
long is able obtain bottle of Hootands
hratcd Bittor prepared by DE- C. NJ Jackson Pha
drlphia; they ely fsin sieetng permanent See
advertisement Zoe l)lm
q 100000 Copies sold .---I.ioyd's Great
STEAMBOAT WORK will be ready or about the twenty
fourth OF October.
First Application o Steam
Life of John Ftch-~Engr,,eing of his first Boat
Life OF Robert fultnnEngav OF his first American Boat
the hudson Rivor.
Robert Fulton aud IvnEstons frs Ohio River BoatCornct
Likeness--tui Particulars.
lptrohe's first
First Steuhenyic Boat.
First Explosion the Western Waters from Eyewitness
Maps of the Western Waters; Towns tiles and Distances laid
down correctly.
List of Steamboat Explosions Names OF Killed
Wounded; List of steamboa,snow al, at.
Correct views Of ftshug, Wheeling nCnnAti. Louisville
st Lonis and New ketch each place:
Population, Business, &c. sc.
Fast Time OF Boats on the Ohio aud Ms ippi Rivers
List of Steamboat Officers on the Western " aprs.
The Now Steamboat Law-with Comment life Boats.
Disasters the LakesNamcs of Xii I'd and Wounded.
The High Water in 1910. ls,fA si7
List of Plantations Mississippi River
Important United Supreme nboat Decisions
Three hundred with hundred Cravings; hand
somey bound BY renting Oae Doiiar (po -paidD You will
receive copy of the above work
Orders from the trade solicited and wanted in every
town and city to canvass for the work
Address HAS r. LLOYD Il CO.
oc 3d&clawtlstan Pos, Office Building, Cincinnati, O.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-29

tootache and the horrors of the dental forceps by the Ia
bua Of DoWDFNS DENTAL FLUID. 1t prevents the for
nation of all acd secreons the
to beautiful sd and healthy condition mparts wilderness to
the refreshing aromatic flavor the mouth aud breath
recommended by the principal dentists and physicians of this
and other cities superior preparation in Pre-
pared only by GEO. DOWDEN Chemist
Richmond. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-29

The pub cautioned against another counterfeit which
lately made appearance called w b. Farres iabAn
Linnen the dangerous Of all the eountcreS because
his having Of Fare many will buy it in good faith
without the knowledge that ountero exists and they will
perhaps only their when the spurious mixture
has wrought its evil effects.
The genuine article manufactured only by H. G. Farrell
proprietor whole sale druggist No, II
street Peoria Illinois, whom all applications for Agen
addressed BE with the letters IL
G. before farrells thusI q. FARREI1s-and his sigma
the wrapper all others connterfcis
Sold by II. STABlEk q CO. Druggists
Lynchhurg,
aud by regularly authorized agents throughout the United
states
( q Price p aud 80 cents and 81 per bottle.
N Agents wanted in every village AMI hamlet in
the United In which is already established
H. Farrell above accompanied with good refer
ence as to character responsibility 21-dNe4w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-29

SAls
nthortY otherwise dispose Of papers save to deF
them regular city subscribers No papers are put into
thclr pos secession for any other purpose
Fall Tr AIDE. Is55.-Merehants and business gener
ally are that they get Bill heads Storcbs Pia
cards business Cards. Labels &C. executed neatly cheapy,
and OK pedtiousIy the "bfRGSfAN" JOB PRINTING Is
TAsIisnsrsr, First Alley, LynehburR va
wherever that great Medicine, called II. q.
FARuEs CELEBRATED ARABIAN LiNfMEkf has been intro
nce IL has performed extraordinary In the
nal. Of medical hstoryvery body who once becomes
lis waes friendthey only keep always on hand for
the benefit timely of emergency but
mend 10 all friends II has been before the public for
nearly ton years and daily developing virtues
many been cured by IT, for whih IA" proprietor
IT, virtues spread through the
land speed ghtnng and many very many poor III
,als supposed thai their days this earth "er" last
drawing a close have bccn by perseYerng OF dis l.
valuable LinmeDt fALED aud now rejoice In the esst
of of this beautiful world bra
believe and doubt Inquire of height
have used it, and they will tell You that no
discovered possesses the half Of s
healing powers The rnekng pains OF rheumatism and neural
pa Weld Its powerful anodyne properties
fhe lame walk Old which have render
cd subject oathsome thing to behold healed The
weak tromb T. from dcranged state of the BY tn"
Lnmen rejoice in the recovery Of their former
health strength Many long standing Affections of the liver
lungs kidney have yielded to its after the various
had failed 1t very eieaeous in curing the diseases
horses and cattle such sprans bruises sweng
dry shoulder spln etc, and used in thf
beginning fails to stop the further progress of hstua
poleyii ringbono and spawn.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-29

ENTHUSIASTICALLY morning at early hour stationary
Engine depot of the Southsde Railroad Peters
burg driving awood exploded instantly killing the
engineer whose business it attend to it, The
engine blown hundred yards into the river Three
other badly and it is feared fatally burned
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a Letter from Rev. DIR. John q. McCnbc, Of


A fresh supply received and for sale by
nov IBIS STROTHER & WHITEHEAD.
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BANK OF Acknowledgements IN. y Reporter dis
the Kanawha Bank Va This bank is the char
banks Virginia. bu, 1t is owned and the notes. is al
lcgedare in circulation in Cncinue, Such the doubt felt
regard Cincinnati although they par
during business hours being by the banks,
yet after business hours adhey cannot be used at better
than per cent. discount.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-29

ARRIVAL ORPHANS IN PoRTsMoUrH,-Mrs DIR. Nichol-
says the Dispatch with eleven of the Ports mouth orphans
Richmond Thursday last, in charge of
Capt Watts The Richmond committee had deposited S25
Capt W. which equally distributed among the chill
The Transcript they expressed great satisfaction
their visit Richmond and it also that arrange
made for the early Portsmouth
those the Richmond asylum
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-29

ELECTIoNGoorge aston, Esq, has been elected it'll.
opposition I'LL the vacancy Senate
Virginia by death Hon Archibald nart Pat
rick county district.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-29

The editor. of the Richmond Wing and Peters
burg Intelligencer have been hadgerlng ench"h
er If late upon the comparative merits Of those
cities a. wheat markets. We give Svmr', last
pass at his antagonist:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-29

MONSIEUR hap very acute perception In deermn
appreciate good hingsevidence OF which fact Is
his delicate attentions editors We received from
him. lunch time yesterday treat of the finest oysters and
" this ZErfLLisa prince Of
a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-29

ally Informed that they get Bill heads storebs Pia
cards business Cards Labels &c executed neatly, eheapy,
and OK peditiously the "NIR6INiAN JOB PRINTING rs
TAgLfssa.sr First Alley Lynebburg, va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-29

RACHEL IL PErERsBuRGThe Petersburg Express learns
that encns have been made that
performances by the great French va9edienne 1t also
authority that Rachel win appear Richmond
on her way South.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-29
The London Times.

Prom the net,le Danger,
Pluck the flower Of Safety,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-29

\ PoAsrMIsrREssf Postmaster General has appointed
Mrs Elizabeth Sekey, the in the post office her
late husband Sckleysvie Lee county, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-08-14
ARRIVAL OF THE EMPIRE CITY.
5000, 900 IN GOLD.

New YORK, August 1.-THE steamer Empire
City from Aspinwall, has arrived. She connect
ed at the Isthmus with the John l.. Stephens,
which brought down $1,000 900 in gold. of which
the Empire City brings 100000 to this port.
The steamer Golden Gate, bound up, left Aoa-
pulco July 23d. all well.
The Empire City brings the mails of the 10th,
the same dates as brought by the last arrival of
via San Juan. She landed at Havana on the 9th
and land the mails and passengers for New Or
leans.
The principal consignees on the specie list are
as follows
Wells, Fargo & Co., slS2,000, Drexel CO..
100000; WIN. Hodge & Co.. 100000, Thos.
Watson d Sons. 100000
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THRUST SALE OF VALUABLE

observation-disclosures deed of exc
eutrd b, Dillard. Stewart Go, and BY Joseph T. Dill
lard, Jamrs Stewart and Wiley Campbell, md duly
corded, shall Trustee in said deed nam.d proceed
In sell, at public auction, AZ Amherst Court House
the 90 da, OF August 1850, thai being Court day. nil
the right. title and interest OF tins said Wiley Campbell
in III. real estate nf Joel Csmahsll deed heiue one
third interest in t.e of 33i - ui when tie
said loci Can Ihe die, seized and possessed lying in
the oouniy Of Ami efs,, md adjoining the land. Mrs
Mildred Bethel, Galcu Campbell. L, y " il.nn and
n,aer, su irsi however, 10 the ~ioss lower also.
his tie sei Ni'ry camrheis ene.' hfd inieresi In the
issr,nnd property ii said rsate. ircuiiug uetto
man about ~ ,rars all the hunseh,d ani kitchen inl
itu'e, stuck AID la,nataa ut.bs., atd ahout sl2N0
dep,set in tho ciligrns Saving, Bunk, l.ynehhurg.
| will alsn H. on the Thursday following thar "a 10
sly she "a day 81 August, 1888 ia the eofb niinu
ai Nv, hhurs tie p1emires. public uurtian tho
HOUSE AND LOT IN which tha ,Bd james Stewart
r. spied satied Ia said corporation. near the
residence ut Samuel McGorhle. aud containing ahout
quattc, 81 alsa the hauseho and kitehrn
inrpiture r said Stewart and also, the sam" ,la>,
will se public eue, ~ peemi.es, the ionwng
property conveyed by sai.l Jnseph Z. Dilnrd, so
n.nch thereof may be sufficient tor the purpose,
vii: the HOUSE ND LOT IN which the said Joseph
p Dlard resides. containing about one af ae,e situ
atoi q Diamond HILL in said corporation also
tat foil wiae slaves: IVA men, WYATT and Patrick two
Women, CLARITY aud Elm; Two girls, Lucy AL Culha
rne; thrcc bay. james. Bob tt Il Man-lied; aud the
hauseh Id uad kitchen furniture ii the -sid Dllnr1.
The al estate viii be sold upon credit II aaa u
months, and iltr personal rolerly upan efedt o /
moths Negal:ab.. notes satisfactorily ia.ct will
b. required IN each and tle title Ia the real estate
retained uni, the pure MONEY paid,
Jnl, lcIds Wy. f.AANGEN, Trustee
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ii. O.. EarrPlfs Arabian Lisaiiaeni
IRllNHllAAr AEa DlSEASE.

Il j. idea that dis eanHot be cured
except BY laNas large quiatIie. Of me eines ina TIN
stomach, il gnat any ~ which mucii taj4rg is
due although ire diseast i4foif be eetaa'}g earea-
The buats of stonach by continued of pausratlnr
mix ures frequently much disordcrei thu,
thefigestirc fsarii0a Is mriagay isjarethe result ri
which dysprpsia, nervousness c nlcs. alternate
iartLu'a costvrness. Aaluenrc, nightmare, tte.
etc Wold il not thereto e, be very desirable 10 pc.
It remedy, winch being apPe eifetW'.R9 would
excite ilc alb soents increased rieu. and thus curry
oh through this medium The dcletetiuns principle Which
is lh. direct OF the ,iseasr2 Surely every thinking
viii admit HAT This would Mt only lie the nost
fieaSab. bu by tat the rmesi means to thret The ia.
sired end. The almost superhunan cures rte,1ed by
tie Arabian ph, scias ia the days al ell mif
effected by this neut. unl the inatcdiebt.
Of h,ch II. q. FARRELL'S CELEBRATED ARA
BAN BiNlMFN / j. composed. are sKltrst-d ttam
rae plants peculiar To Arabia ltis great liulnet
" hic Is be had ut respectable ns gisis
and nri chants in every taeh IN the uniie /
S,ate.) is daily efectng which seemed
beyond the power of medicine contrl --ren
sumption, bronchitis ard liver eopploois in ihe first
sta ses nervous affections indigestion enlargement al
the srl, n. seroful ms tumors goiue rtc, etc. are
frequently cured and disoags relieved by il Us. lis
unsurpassed nnudy ne-telieying pa N
few aiie It's application, It sopes the TRAINED
nerves. md produces thar delightful tranquility
u, to the invalid SPran-, bsui.e., wounl..
hnIns thrat chiibain', rheapaisin pain etc.
etc. speedily currd by il, and fr neniy al amenl
in holses cattle requiring external npFiientton
i. az ,hesubl remedy.