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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-17
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The mail from the Salt Lake Settlements has
arrived at Independence after trip Of 30 days.
Provisions were reported to be scarce at Salt
Lake City The Mormon emigrant trains were
arriving daily in good condition. Owing to the
danger from The Indians in the mountains, and
to prevent white men from furnishing them with
arms aud ammunition. the traders in all that
country are ordered to Fort Laramie, and to re
side there during the winter.
Gen Harvey intended going into winter quar-
tars soon on White river. Considerable snow
had fallen in the mountains, aud the ice IN the
plntte was some ten twslv inches thick
Plenty OF water and grnspson the route IN. lhe
party brought in three passengers. The Indians
are considered very ilangerous ON the route
This party travelled without an escort.
Gen. Summers command. which had started
TO reinforce Gen. Harvey had been ordered back
to Fort Lrayenworth. where they will remain du-
ring the winter. II is said that Gen Harvey
will spend the winter in the States-the elements
on White river being too severe for his health
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Nicaragua.

This unfortunate Republic which is now brought
prominently before the world by the operations
Of filibusters, Is one of the largest ofthe Central
American States. On tbs west it is washed by
the Pacific Ocean, and partly on the enst by the
waters of the Caribbean sea, the MosGniio Ter
ritory forming large share of lis casters boun-
Diary. Honduras borders it the north and
Costa Rica upon the South. Its area is about
forty nine thousand square miles, and the popu-
lation is estimated at two hundred and forty seven
thousand. The females said to greatly OK.
coed the males in number Not more than
twenty thousand Of the people ara whites the
rest ben , negroes, Indians. and mixed races.-
Nest of the population lives in towns, many of
them going several miles daily to labor in the
fields. The plantations ure scattered pretty
equally over the country, and are reached by
paths so obscure "a to almost escape the notice
travellers, who are thus liable to fall into the err
ror of supposng that the country is almost
inhabited. The dwellings, of tho people are
usually of canes. matched, with palm, although
the better classes construct their residences of
adobes. and Ivy the help of fruit and shade trees
planted in the courtyard, render many of them
exceedingly pleasant. range of IN >untains
extends along the west coast of the State at II
distance of u few miles from the sea, but attain
ing no great elevation until they approach the
confines of Costa Rca, when they reach the
height of FIVE to eleven thousand feet. In the
central part OF the State Is an Immense level
tract, k"own a. the plain of Nicaragua, eompri
sing in its area the lake of that name
Numerous volcanoes exist along the Pacific
coast There are IA considerable number Of rivers,
but none of them, except the San juan are navi-
gable in Il commercial sense. Veins of copper
and silver ore of exceeding richness are found in
many parts, but they remain, almost all of them,
either unexplored or only specifically worked.
Gold also is said to exist. The climate is healthy
though various. In the interior and mountainous
parts the temperature is more dry and cool tl.an
ON tina coast, where it is hot and approaching To
humid. The greater portion of the State consists
of plains and gentle slopes formed of rich black
loan. of which but small portion is made avail
able. The productions are indigo, sugar. coffre,
cotton OF superior quality corn. rice, wheat &c.
besides oranges, lemons. and fruits Of various
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-17
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS

Washington IlouSe-H. Sncad n Co., pron.rs
VIM Mathews, Campbel Hiram Cheatwood Bedford. n s
Williams, Va & Tenn H. FIT Pollard, Bedford; f Echols
RockbIidge; TRIBE, city, NJ Freeman & II r. r. Jno
Graham. Wythe; Jno Bondurant Bedford Isaac Miller
Rockbridge Taquary Lexington; II Douglass Bedford
Jas X Jennings Pitisvlvania Williams Amherst; Geo w
Bibb Nelson; Jno Murrcl Campbell II; John Cobb
Campbell III Jas Harris Bedford; Logan Salem.
Samuel p Holt Roanokc l. Dnnnallv I,eyisburg. II Z,
Sh7hks, Roanoke II IL Buckner, q Tenn II r; Caldwell
Roanoke; Dews Pittsyvania; II Harmlings vas Tenn Il
K, l. Williams, Campbell ~ "
- NOV Ih--Jehu Williams lr, city; Il Payne Campbell, p
taal, Va q Tenn II RI Conneley, Campbell Major / +,
Sn,dS Kchmond ID Ferecrson Bedford Davis Boetourt.
Rich Dennis and Lady Bedford; l. w GRAY salem. Revi
Mr eyhonrn Lexington; Washington setts Southsi r. r..
Thomas W Anderson; l. c Clayburn PHILADELPHIA: Geo "
rltad'y tampbeli Capt Henry Wbyte Railroad las w
WAITS Bedford Pett!grew, Natural Bridge; NJ Gamma.
way va x Tenn X; Stewart McClung Baltimore, y SaIo
lhotfty; James Whaling Wisconsin, Adams Baf,rd y
Mckinney Tenn; Nj Bell. Lynchburg
NSrsei "o"s"I,M""r n AnihOHv. proprietors,
- NOV lb-Chas Ill Norman CampbeIl ID N Williamson N
e Chas Davidson Va Capt Pascal Buford Wpeintnn IA
olu Lueado city James NJ White, city; Alex Homes
hoekordge Mrs Saie Cowles Lancaster Mrs Mary Haml
ION kockbridge Miss Douglass Miss NJ Sprggs Amherst
CH Jas T Thompson Rockbridge Va, Narv Fl U.na1,
charestoni James Woody Pitsylvana; Capt y N'uii,
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Tho Gu Of Man Ynrle

The city of New York brought the State of
New York into line to adopt the Federal Consti-
tuition. The city of New York, was the life and
heart Of the country during the war oflSl2. The
city of New York, in 1850, broke ground in Gas.
lie Garden against disunon North and Southland
rallied the country 10 union. The city of New
York in 1855 saves the State from geographic
cal sectional-and, therefore, (whether intended
or not diSanion organization of the North against
tho South, certain to be followed by an orglniza
ton of the South against the North 1t is our
mighty American vote now, that puts down fusion.
Nep York Express.
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Prospects of the Armies III and Around Sebas-
topol
From the London Times.


From the Crimea nothing new Is announced
The French seem b. have retired from Albat. at
the entrance Of the valley Of the Belbek. ind to
be content 10 hold To the ridge which deyides it
from the plain of Bladder. As far ms can Judge
from the letters of our correspondents, there il,
ms yet. no certainty at n move. but, rs these
communications dated ten days before the
latest news. there has beed plenty ut time since
they were written for "A renewal Of activity. 1t u
pleasing 10 hear Of the health and comfort of
our troops aud that the preparations Tor the win
ter. will be such as to prevent recurrence OF
last years cnlamities.
The British force at present amounts to 30 600
sufficient 10 support the honor Of the country
even on SO wide field. The French are active,
and the firing between north and south Sebs sto
pol goes on with great spirit Tho Russians seem
determined to hold their positions. probably more
from feeling of national pride than on principles
Of sound gencralship. 1t may seem paradoAical
10 say that ii is not our interest to drive them out
of tho Crimen hut we fully believe that the losses
in men and money which the Car will suffer by
II persistence in holding the present positions will
weaken his power for any future struggle more
than if his generals had retreated at once. The
last deserters have come into our lines ragged and
shoeess, and report that such is the condition
of all their comrades. Provisions they seem to
have in sufficient quantity for their wants, but OF
clothes and means of protection against the eli
mate, they are nearly destitute. Yet it must be
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-17

Campbelli chas DAVIS. Rockhridee. u y u,r.u.z
burroughs Va; II Hill, New York; Wn n %,.tlah, d.
mondi Rirhard Galloway, Bedford; Thos y VI a"iek
Peek Roanoke Thomas Pugh charlotto; r g; d v
Judge W m Leigh. HalifaN Dr \ Snswdln IIi' ~ -
Nj Bruce Fannville; II II Roberts Nielsen, ss't b1ts
koanokr; john Langhorne AmherstFJ y va u
msttox, Danl Jasper Lyncbburg. Cam I,l stt.t"s
} Warwick, Ri Inn nj; WIN I.eftwi.b n, SSeer'es
anderson Campbell; tiooeh, Amherst ] NJ" Jse,
Sami Wait Gen udeh {. Clay, Campbell; Sutl ~, n hin
Danl Hunt, Relm nj fohn Lumcls Roiaar,i " HSqn.
crocket Mercer; w II ieek Backs,urg LIN 'I ~ le
Botetourt; VIM Paris, Appomattox Dr n Horri homl
lsetts, Petcrsburg j Weber Va; MIIfrj -, h''ful
bell Roht Cawthon, Lynahburg Mai Thos If '( ltf {
Patrick Va Mnnson, city; Jesse ClprE r ,.n BsI
and daughter, Franklin James MeIlwaine ~ =, hel
Petersburg. " Il John
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-17

HEALgH OF JUDGE MASON Letters received
by the last European steamers, give the fullest
assurance that our worthy Minister to France,
has entirely recovered from the effects of his
paralytio attack. and is again blessed with his
Ysual good health
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kinds. The great bane of the country has been
= civil wars. aud il one Of these which ena-
BLEED Walker to achieve his almost bloodless con-
quest Frnm the above description It will be seen
that Nicaragua possesses all the natural RESOURCES
requisite for a tonrishng State, needing only an
energetic population to develop them and make
them tributary to the wants Of the world.-Bos
ION Joufpai
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-17

IIAnrock, va D BCheatw ood. Blllfor,i. A ~
& Tenn II Il. Mr. Wilson Bedford SAINT ~ - paHake
Gish. do: John Tines Bedford W Lowry d. it'r#
do; Hon b Floyd Washington Va: Go n tTensl
w Hughes Richmond; L. i Shackcford Brif29 i'.p
arlson, do; NJ Miller, eyi Capt Bufnrd Eoiti5 ~
kcr, Va x Tenn II X; Mrs Parker city II Ifa.tiE l.
Benz liobson. do; J o Taylor Campbell Jnh W Boa
Jos Valentine city, Jas Smith, Franklin. In halovl
doi Ihos Jophng, bedford; Jno Striker Rnan- "Y.H
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-17

CHANGES FOR WAR;" Ion," the Washington
Correspondent of the Baltimore Sun says it Is
believed that Commodore Pauding instructions
are of the character. that will produce cos-
ion between his force and that of Admiral Fan
shaw. IN ease the latter should take pos
session of Greytown.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-17

HAMPTON, VA, Oct 10th, 1855.
Having had occasion to Bakers Premium Bttors In
family within the last In of Dyspepsia aud
Nervous Headache safely say have never used any
remedy for these distressing malads with signal success
this have carefully avoided recommending of the
with which the country Hooded because
believe in majority of they do harm than good
BAKERS have been tried under immediate
and produced such beneficial results do feel
liberty withhold my humble testimonial to their value.
JOHN G MCcABE.
We advise the public to be mindful of Bakers Prcmi
Itters, Family Medicine You be supplied by
calling Messrs H. Staber Cos, Strother Nheheads,
j. H. Thompson cos, and }. II. Scays, Lynehburg and
drurgsts gonprallY. lnOY li2M
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WYE STUDY TO PLEASE
lLEs AND SMALL PR0r1v
" Just receiVed by ENpress second snpplv Of fl.
Plush Velvet Coats. All we ask is a call
nov l7ts APPEL NEWMAN

~ n
4VA MANAGEMENT OF THE RICHMOND MI Sic.J
ClETY-A Musical Convention or meeting for genera
steal Improvement under the direction OF Lowell Mason d.
Music AMI George f. Root Professor of Ausic Of \
York, will be held in Richmond, Va commencing ON I'm
the nth of December, and continuing ten days
The Church in which the meetings will be held viii BE mad
known to the public in due time
There will be lesson each day and evening The xcrr
will be varied but in general will consist of
LIST PRACTICAL AND FAMILIAR LECTURES oN rFAcmS
VOCAL MrsIc.The principles of pestaozz wl ecoye ESD
cal attention, and the method called by his will be
planned and eontrasted with other forms instruction
though these lectures win have especial o
Sic yet the principles which will be illustrated equal
adapted to the teachers of tie ordinary branches comm
schools
2d Vocal training. including exercises with reference
quality of tone, feasibility Of Voice, its proper differ
culture.
Sd Church Music Chanting Metrcal Tunes and Anthem
will receive constant attention. The distinction betWcnt
grcgationa ard Choir singing will be explained and the
adapted each will be pointed The prnepls II
adaptation of tunes TO hymns will also receive much st
tou as time will allow.
This department will be SO conducted not to eont vii
gious sentimen but it Is hoped that the couf d.;
be made to illustrate the social and educational pow e If m
in connection with poetry the various relations lie.
between such musical performances as d, signed ~
qualifications and such style adapted needs Of u
lie worship.
9th Attention will be given to such Incidental suggest 1s
questions relate to teaching and conducting singing s
both juvenile and adult church music. Time ais fca
propriaed discussions musical Subjects as NAY
found srah The evenings will be mainly deN
lus practice.
Ca conclusion of the Convention one or two concerts
sacred music will be given, which interesting
expected that the amateur strength of this city
Of the State will be engaged
Tickets of admission all the lectures and exercises
Convention including admission to the Concerts at 81 orf
each Concert separately at 80 cents be had
store of Harold Murray, Broad and other place
which will hereafter be notified. luov l7.w4w
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Funeral NOfice,--rhc Funeral of sb l.. -
CABtLL will be preached this morning at II ",l III
residence OF Col Maurice Langhorns, Diamond l,N III
friends of the family are requested 10 attend mn
Religious NOfice.-Rev. PETER UoNr1, A. -
dering Missionary will bv Divine pcr,nissfan '"'
Mems Cornev, THIS AFTERNOON at 3 o'elo,t' f'ae
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-17

Enii Trade Is55.Merchants aud business men gener-
ally informed that they get Bill heads, Storebls Pa
Cards Labels &c, executed neatly cgapy,
and expeduousy at the ViRGfNfAN' Jon PRINTING Is
First Alley. I.Nnchburg, Va.
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quisooally leaiiirn the sentiments and principles
If the American party, and adhere to the great
Fundamental doctrine that Americans should
rule America.
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Petty Revenge.

We understand that few days ago. Po,tmas-
ter General Campbell, the efficient Captain of
the Jesuit- uadrr Bishop Hughes, happening to
go 10 the Department at IN early hour. discoy-
cred, o horror! copy of the Baltimor" Clipper
hanging to the handle If the door. Summoning all
bis chivnry and daring, he rushed forward, sciz-
ed the unfortunate intruder, and in "A moment
tore it int" shredS, assuring the colored mess
enger at The same time, that if he found it there
again he would remove the man that subscribed
torit.
Shades of heroes, ancieut and modern, blush
TO see your nohrst deeds of daring thus out
DONE Irvine. Irvine the laurel for the warrior
brow. md let the Harp of Tara sound his praise!
Seriously. this is another evidence of the
reckless. brutal prescription, which would be
carried to the bittrrest and most discriminating
extent, if the Fore gn party had the power
But they have been rebuked where they least
expected it, and IN March, 1857, will packed off
t" merted oblivion, their deeds of infamy sinking
them beneath contempt Organ.
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MARRIED

On North Buffalo Creek on the 4th inst, bv u,
J. Larger, Mr. JANIS Dyer. to Miss S,py W Ner Jos
of Rockbridge CO.. Va. " L. l-fFCH
:, On the LIST inst, by Rev W. NJ. MeEwee. Mr.. c,o,.
NAIR To Miss NJ AlfGAREr JANE TAKDy ,i,,ii ntehGf
Tardy, decd, all OF Roekbridgc "e'er u j.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-17

noticeable things exhibition ~ the CRYSTAL Palace,
pills from the Laboratory Of Dr. j.
the anthor Of the widely known and valued Cherry
ectoral As Is against the express regulations of the Pal
quack medicines, this shows that his
placed in category by the authorities In
decd, before keown that his Pectoral highly
precateby scientific and have lately that his Pills
h,d great estimation by those deeply learned in the
bpnlin JyHc Rffy a. I'm
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uEGEMaN, CLARK a. co, date E"-h,on

UIARk q TU)--IiENUINE II Elk UII.--I
attending the Of this valuable remedy Consump
ha wing induced all kinds Of limitations. purchaersarc
toned notice that the signature HtGEMAN, CLARK y
f the cork of each bottle, without which is
genuine the value of the oil depends upon its pn
~, h cannot he taken to get the genuine.
HEGEMAN, CLARK 4 CO,
Sole Rushton Clark a Go,
Nos. l65 273, 81 and 1856 Broadway.
Wholesale Depot, No. 1860 Broadway
Sold by Druggists generally in the United States.
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ORDERS RECEIVED AT GoSrORT NAVY YARD.
The Norfolk News of Tuesday states that or
ders hove been received ut the Gosport Navy
Yard, ordering oil slips there to be fitted out for
sea immediately.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-17

THE AMERICAN PARTY IN New HAMPSHIRE
The Americans of New Hampshire assembled in
convention at Nashau. on Tuesday, the 9th inst.
new board Of officers was elected ex Govennr
Colby succeeding to the Office of president of the
State Council, in place Of Mr. Dame. The Man
chester American says that the meeting was har.
monious 1t also says that in private the delegates
mostly agreed that the present liquor law was n
little too stringent for the liberal spirit of the age
and TINT some move must be made to relieve tine
party Of the odum of having passed it,
The following resolutions were adopted.
Resoired, That in the Judgment of this State
Coulcl,a all ceremonies of initiation into the Amer
lean party, and all bligatons, except such regu.
lations the councils clubs in their respective
towns shall think proper to adopt for their own
governments be discontinued and removed
Resolped That this State Council fully md une
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ssESEANT TEACHER WANTED.-Is am
IA anthorzen to employ gentleman qualified to teach h
Latin and Greek and the branches English EH
cation assistant in the eesburg Academy An engage
ncnt will be entered into from December lst Jul M sJ
Mt $3.50 for the scholastic 10 months In The ap
cant can likewise teach the French Modern Language
Drawing, &c every facility will be given him to form CLASSES
separate from the School and the proceeds of all such elias
es will be exclusively his but he will be expected 10 a
six hours daily in the Academy, and to give tuition in t
languages if sired in the School itself cha
native of one of the Southern States wonld be preferred
Applications and testimonials will be received until the -hin
slant when IA choice will be made Address
REV. G. II. NOIRSE
Principal of the Leesburg Academy,
lJ-d6ct94th I.eesburg Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-17

REELECTION OF CAPT. PANNnL--A an annual meeting of
the stockholders held "Wednesday in Petersburg ndcfga
bic officer and excellent gentleman whose name heads this
paragraph eccSed President the South Side Railroad
by almost unanimous vote.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-17

RAILROAD MEfrING-Thc annual meeting of the Contra
Railroad Company held in Richmond Thursday last
No business of special interest before the meeting Al
the Directors reelected the Presidents salary ya
raised from 250O o $1,000
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-17

AmALGAMATioN OF THE "PErERsBuRG' AND GREEYvIILE
AND ROANOKE RAILROAD CoMPANtEs--At meeting of the
Stockholders OF these two companies Tuesiayt dc
tcrmod to amagamate tem aud thus constitute compa
nv
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LIST OF TRUSTEES (So,nyArEp).


CHi;eas u LynchJv9 members Of Tie Modist Protestaat
Chwch--C l. Mesby, j X Mcdaniel W NJ Blackford, J 4
Davis ID Christian McCorke + Deane, John Uollns.
Cai-ts Of Lyaehbare members Of The Methodist Protestant
Charch-Col. Langhorne NJ Langhorne ID p Rees G
Winfree, ID Wnfrce, w Lambeth II silycrthorne. J
Blair.
Members at LargeCapt VIM Harding, Gen II Woodhouse
Jas +. Croker Maj Shields = Holmes DIR Simms
Col VI Smith Rev l. + Cosby, Geo e Waddll, Rev r b
Thompson, ID D.. Rev J G. Whitfield, Judge B Bbb Rey
VIM Walker Rev a Donphan Rev I c jennings Rev NJ J
Laughorne Wesley Starr Rev Warren Rev W II Wills l. II
b Whitaker, John Webb, Maj VIM Laval Rev Lipscomb
ID d.. Edmund Harrison
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br. l.. r. " GIFTS 8Rst0IV~~ TItGHfT tnIinr-
TIC or FAMILY PHYsC.-This is the best, cheapest and
efficient Cathartic offered To the public II is
ta>teess. dhcrcby avoiding the uauseatug effect of Pills
Oil Sonua &c) and produces gripping other painful
salons Unlike all other purgaycs searches to the bottom
the disease thoroughly eeanse the stomach and leaves the
bowels entirely free from rosvenes' No family should be
without Children drink readily and without forcing,
medicine is highly recommended by the medical fac
uiiy
Give it trial and then judge for yourselves 1t can be had
wholesale and retail Br. Wrghts Principal depot, 400
Broadway, y. y Purcell Ladd cos Richmond; Srothcr
W hitoheads, j H. Thompson COS, Lynchburg; and
the principal Drug throughout the State.
Or Wright viii pay ONE TIDt SAND DOLLARS for the
discovery any axtue other than purely vegetable in his
Liquid Catharc Vegetable Family Pysie, by analyst,
j
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the greatest ordination of Divine Providence by that beating
engine the heart Is driven all parts of the SYSTEM giving
vigpr aud strength the complicated maehucdy of man
This lAlg Hood whether sleep wake, salts hrisiy
through arteries and softly through the veins
How necessary that should be kept free from all mpuriy
ami how negligent respecting this essential
perfect health Dcangemcnt in the y
aud Nerves generally the primary cause; aud Jannec,
Indigestion and all the harasng feelings attending Byspe
which make life burden result from Suicide would
rapidly follow suicide if there No wonl
suffer If he Is able obtain bottle of lioofand cce
hratcd German Btic prepared by Or G. NJ Jackson Phia
dcpha they rarely fail in cfcctng permanent See
al Toe D-lm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-17


The circ ulaiion the Blood IL justly esicc cd
the greatest ordination of Divine Providence 10y that beating