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A G A R ID
DR. ALFRED CRAVEN, having

nR. ALFRED CRAVEN, having
H. returned from his visit. to the cities of
Philadelphia and New YoilN may be found
at his old stand, Two Doors South of the
"Palmetto House," and nearly opposite
Hnrris's Hotel" where he will be pleased to
wait on those requiring his services.
Having examined and made himself ac.
quainted with all the latest improvements
in his profession, he feels confident of Civ
ing satisfaction, in every particular, equal 10
any in the State or out of it
FULL SET'TS OF TEETH
Inserted in Platina with the Continuous Gum
or in the usuatmanner. on Gold.
ATMOSPHERIC PRESSURE Plates
inserted in the most complete and skilful
manner, and aii work fully war
ranted. Particular attention given to
FILLING TEETH. rendering his thanks
for time past, and by determination to ex-
Gel, he will give satisfaction in all his Den
tai Operations, equal to any emergency.
Yorkille, Oct, 25 36
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A number Of accounts dne this Office Cor Aa.
vertising job WORK and Subscription, remain
unpaid. Nov, assure those indebted % me
thai 1 am very much pressed for m0ncy, and Il
they win come forward and settle these elain,a,
they win confer on me 6 great favor.
RS BAILEY.
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Corn Wanted.

"ANTED to purchase small quanii-
w ~ Of corn, for which the cash viii be
paid. Apply at this Office.
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$4,000
CLASS I'D,
VIII be distributed as follows:

40S prizes amounting to $4,000.
Only 10000 Numbers.
Every prize drawn at each drawing, and paid
when due, In fhll, without deduction. Orders
strictly confidential. Drawings sent TO orders.
Registered letters at my risk. Bills OH all sol.
vent Banks at par.
Whole Tickets SS; Halves a.; Quarters 81.
Address, JAS +. WINTER, Manager
LIS 2tJ Macon, Ga.
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MUNN e CO. s.
l2e Fulton Street, New York,

EB Messrs. Mum & Co. have been for
many years, extensively engaged in procuring
patents for now Inventions, and win advise in,
ventors, without churge, in regard to the novel.
ty oftheir improvements.
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Jhon Blackman In Eqnity, Lancaster
vs. District
James Jefferson Black Bill Cor Partition
man, Josiah Blackuan, Real Estate
etd Benz. Blackman, deed
Il appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Com.
missioner, that James Jefferson Blackman and
Josiah Blackman, descendants In above case. re.
side without the limits Of the State Il is ordered
on motion of Cooke, Solr Cor complainant, that
the said defendants, James Jefferson Blackman
and Josiah Blackman, do answer, plead or de-
mar to the Bill in above case, on or 5efore the
lss day Of October 1885, otherwise, Ju.f<e.16nt
pro confesso win be ordered against e.c< e {
JAMES II. WITHERsP00N, !, 4 Il .iF
June 10, '55 prs Zee 81 80 Sa,z
An EXTRA QUANTITY ovEn-LIps
FOR SALE cheap for cash by
J, D. CoUskRT
nnc ", % 2s-tf
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HAVANA PLAN LOTTERY

Jasper County Academy Lottery.
lBy authority Of The State Of Georgia.
Macon, Ga.
THIS LOTTERY is conducted on the plan of
the Royal Lottery of Havannah, of single num-
numbers-and drawn at Concert Hall, Macon
Ga, under the sworn Superintendance of Col
Geo. N. Logan, and Jas. A. Nisbet, Esq.
Grand Scheme for Sept. 3rd, 1866.
When Prizes amounting to
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Hollo,oay's Pills are he5cst rem
edy an the s0orld for the fol-
In Diseases,

'V'NttJ - ~eoSUoSos 4f-s1
Asthma, Headache,
Bowel Complaints, Indigestion,
Coughs, Influenza.
Colds, Inflammation,
Chest Diseases, Inward Weakness,
Costiveness, Liver Complaints,
Dyspepsia, Lowness Of Spirits,
DiafrhGa, Piles,
Dfopsy, Stone and Gravel,
debility, secondary SymptonIs,
Fever and Ague, Venereal a ijeet;ana
Female Complaints, Worms Of all kinds.
~ SoLD AT rHE EMAsurAcroHfs or pno.
FsssoR Holloway, SO Maiden I.ksE, NEw
YoRK, and s44, STRAKD, LosBos, and bv ali
respectable Druggists and dealefs OF Medi-
cines throughont che Uuited States. ard
the civilized world, in boxes, at 25 cents,
62t cts and 3 each.
~ zThere e aconsiderable saving BY ts
king the iarRersizes.
Md -Directions for THE Cnidsnec Of na
iicnts In every DISORDER are affixed 20 each
Box 20 lv-
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STATE OF SOUTH.CAROLlNA
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

Bella Sizer and wife Ma
ry aud others, apph-
canfQ
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-18
Arrivals at the Washington House,

Up TO 3 O'CLOCK YESTERDAY.
WM. w. LEFTWiClI- .....---P ropriefor.
Henry T Williams, V & L Il Road; III Greene.
n York; n n Brown, Montgomery; Thomas IL
Brown Bedford; Jno Wilton, do; l. Jones,
S II Road w S lakewood, Campbell; Jno NJ
Miller, city; Rice L Oake. Bedford; McG. Nor
gan, Campbell: Il ID Emmcrsol, do; Geo w
Dabney, do; Charles Irving. city; G III Melton,
Salisberry, y. c.; c shawatter, Franklin; Miss
Shawatter, do ; Vim Hudson, Newbcrn, Va;
IA Vance. Wytheyillc; /. Ballard, Monroe; G A
Butler. Giles: II c French. do; WIN b Mason
do; A \ Everett. /. dford; = II Calland, Wythe-
vile; Joseph rifin, Grecnhrcr; John R9ss Sc,
pttsylyania; A Chcatwood. bedford; VIM > MI
Nor. iIio Lick: Wm " Matthews, CAM bell.
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COMMERCIAL.
Lynchburg Marke,

TonAcco-Aetive, and prices well .n, 1855
for all kinds. We quote Lugs, common "pported
4 w to 80 90; good, 90 to 81 ca ~ iron no
manufacturing ,S Lags at from s7to 81 I tn
common CON eo TO g. s W. good % to si@ a
WHEAT.-Whto 2.2O to 50 25. paa,
So 20. ''u e2l5tQ
FLouR.-Superfne $40 to sl5. fomnu
CoRN-90 to % cents per bushel of 81 H. ~
OArs-55 to 60 cents per busbel ~ IDS
We would recommend Planters to nri,o =,
dark Tugs and leaf tobacco in large bonSs 'nfir
weighing from 100 TO 1900 lbs, ''sSneads,
JOHN CLARK.
COMM ssun Ar,,lI
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II 4. FARREEL5S
Celebrated Arabian Imminent

|. vii known posses, the must ""hh' i''itA ~"
inv prn tr3,t NJ md stimulating properties, aud bN us
rrnn,pife.. il et"cting currS whirh iieFl"a,E IA"
r..tcd all ntl. medicine, min >ll"re hy f' fo,
,,., lie plysrinns ha pl ICED II far ey"nd hnF simi
In, rene vel rnttodnrel To the peorl" 81 Ia" United
>,,. r. 1 u,lites the ahSor:ientsto Increased att"n,
and thus cn1lr- Ia throw Il d "hs'---i o'"f-
1,,. n II A1ms Idiag strength ahd activity In me
u.cir.-i i. tn, ,finliy urplyi and thereby a'lay@
rrr,,,4s# irllt,.iun producing Delightfully."- pleasing
s,r ton II rough tn, whole franz. living II Is re-
mnlknhlrnnc c properties, IT pm ih"s ana nrn'ra"'
mat psa. Is corrosive principle which renders OH
,al. .otcs 10 difficult heal il therefore = pecn'
u,Iv ndI,Ied TO then speedy cure. ltl~ LinlmeHi
rntn j.. pr, strniing aul -lr"ngh ming gnar' i been
fund L. br u specil, for IArul1 sis or Palsy White
80 cllinps md nd ioins, in fact ali complaints
in.oviie the muscular system. II in' cure ca+es o,
,h,uma.isn Of twehty thirty yeat'e standing, hn'i
Irti,ns of tue Spine wherein ihr entire So nal Column
,,, ~ crooked and i,tmtrd. that the pnt'"nt coni
,,t ", 4. or stand WITHOUT artificial support. Numerous
r,sr. a Palsy lave been cured wh.n the iie-il bad
wIhe,ed caving roihns lut the dried skin aud bone.
:, If ia. limbs tunlly Wih"ut Use or lre}ina. For
(LI7an M h. C,oup it is E" inestimhbe va u, fnhhr
.rd ta.d over the throat and chest II Applied it"y
u the Il est it never fails give rtbJ IN the severe
rouohs rifrnliag Consumntior Asthma aud Cnts 1t
h, /. Wounds speed ", II cure Scnihcad, Mango
e,, Planter. nn Farmers will id i most sa,uabie
me HIN 10 be nprr In l se4 mud Cati" for Sprnu-
Rrt.cs l. eie-s Slif Jnnt- Sweeney. Day S!nuldei
Wounds. Burns Saint, Chtte. or halls fiar tened
Knot, the flesh, etc.
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NEW YORK MARKBT.-Ap,il g,b ,ess

NfN-iaRg, Aud l3tI, ls5i
Eafors LyRcbbRrg i girian = Sner ,np# tr r,.,
Ne hive some change t. hattcc in our fro,lu q rr,l
Below we hand you a correct report ii IL. rro..
market, hOIiLs il M, be II service to you:-
AsHEs-Po;s All rear.cs both $jn6! ID
EGG'-ln good demand ut 49,. per dozen
fLoUR AND GRAIN We are obliged Ia n lynrc,,
quotations "h tlonr with hn active home demand -,
Ign receipt. "" quote an advhncc ii Il to .. ,
barrel on mpsl emics within the week We co,
common state at - :9.3 4 % Extra $40 in eIeI
Common hrants Western S98 ,.li4; Exra do $lJl'
sl21 t,r extra; Canadian $40 TO gil. R,c F'oar
sG4'S7a Cora Meal firm ut si3I1as4 37l B,rs
Wheat l"ur 81 10 s per 100 lbs. Wheat, :! C5l5
:! 70 tor white, and s 30 To - for red Corn slf
II / II Ter !u,hel. Rye $ii5 t" 10 Barley { u
to 30 Chs "a 70 TO, Stat, SO to 70 Tor jersey
an southern.
fnu,r.--Grrrn Apples :l,o Al Pc. barrrI. pr..l
do 6.5O TO y. Dried Pcacae. IA to lGr. T. b; d,
flums ID to l5ic; Cherrc, % to 92c = ID
loPs.-Fi,.t .ot. Statr Is TO ; &C.
feo'IsIoNs.-Aiess pork s75a primo So
Beet-Conntry mess 50 70 rc So do. priqe
q 10 to IS; re pact 81 Cairago SIi3 To ljl fr
mes. Bet Hams sl7 to 10; Hams in pickle $S50
10 .; Shoulders So 80 to &. Lnrd 81 to lOt-
Bhttar-fiime Orang" COUNTY 81 70 Sc prime Sta,
20 I" 80 tn new ant old. aud in good demand Wet.
etn and Pennsylvania % To .5c. for good common do
Is g. Cheese IL to 3c.
ftas-l.75al.S'4 for Marrovats; Canaia 50,
l75 per bushel White beans 9. 81 Jno GaJ per lushel
POTATOES Ia good demand at - per BID.
tor common, aud 50 to 3! per Dbl for extra Mercer
and Carers.
sfEDs-C over lO4 to l1!c p ID; Timothy 50 50 II
1 t. bu~h. lax do. | so To 80 u hush.
Respectfully Yours.
BENNETT & BROKAW.
Commission Merchants
o md | II Brond
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-18

The NEW YORK PRoHIBlroRY LIQUOR LAW
was signed by Governor Clark ON Tuesday, and
on the same evening its advocates held congra-
tulatory meeting in New York city. 1t goes into
effect on the 18th of July, but new licenses arc
to be issued after the 18th of May. The following
arc some of its leading features:
Section First-Lmts the keeping of liquor to
private houses and churches.
Section Second-Provdes that any citizen of
good moral character shall have the right TO sell
liquor for mechanical, chemical, medicinal and
sacramental purposes, one year after an applica-
ton tor the privilege; from which tits inferred
that nobody, for any purpose, will have the right
to sell drop in the State for year to come.
Section Thrd-Liquor sold in private houses not
to be drank on the promises. Books of sales to
be kept for public inspection, and sworn to.
Section Twelve-Fine of ten dollars for getting
drunk in any store, grocery tavern or public place
which, of course, confines this privilege to private
houses.
Section Twenty Seoond-Allows he sale ofci-
der in quantities of not less than ten gallons, and
under the previous provisions of the law, the man
ufacture of alcohol and of pure wine, from grape
grown by the manufacturer; and the sale by i'm
porters of liquors, in their original packages.
Another part of the act declares that it "sha
not apply to liquor, the right to sell which in this
State is given by any idtp or treaty of the United
States" This section has already given rise to
some discussion. The Times says:
The revenue law fthe United States gives the
right to import certain liquors and wines, and on
the payment of the specified duties, such as 100
per cent. ad rdiorem on brandies, and 40 per cent
on wines, to sell them for consumption in the Uni
ted States. The mere act of importation does not
compel the payment of the duties. The liquors
and wines may be bonded for transportation
to some other country, or to await better market
here. But the payment of the duties on taking the
original packages out of bond or from the ship,
is in one sense, the purchase of the right for u
valuable consideration paid into the public treas
ury, to sell them within the United States.
In order to show the vast amount OF capital and
labor that will be affected by the law, the Herald
publishes the following.
According to the census of 1850, there was in n.
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York State in that year ls9 distilleles aud brew
cries. employing -, $4,000 capital, aud consum-
ing .. O62 go bushels barley, l,6i7 ,266 bushels
of Indian corn 909, 067 bushels ofrye and employ
ing ! go hands. And the manufacture was 6i|',
700 barrels Of ale. beer, &c. 9,2377OO gallons OF
,,b;sL.y. . AS 800 pallons Of rum.
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OBITUARY.

Died at his fathers residence, in this city, on
the Goth March, GEORGE, infant son of Chas j.
and Mary Al. Jones, aged year and 5 months.
Silent, we own jehovah name,
We kiss his scourging hand,
And yield our comfort and our life
10 His supreme command
Waterman and Observer copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-18

Col. DAVID BARNETT, of Montgomery, is a
candidate for recollection to the Senate of Nir.
ginia from the district composed of Montgomery,
Pulaski, Floyd, Carroll and Grayson countes.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-18

our Virginia exchanges very discouraging ac-
counts of the wheat crop in different localities.
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EDIToRIAL.-John Emmett Scruggs, of Pow
hatan. has taken the editorial control of the
Floyd Intelligencer until June next. Mr. S. is
an intelligent gentleman, and well suited for the
position.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-18

GUsTAvus JuDsoN BROWNING has received the
nomination of the American party Of R0ppahan-
mock county as their candidate for the Logsla-
ture Mr.. b. has heretofore acted with the Dem
ocratc party.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-18

Col. SAMUEL WATrs.-The nomination of
this gentleman for Congress in the Norfolk Dis
trct in opposition to General Millson, says the
Penny Post, is received with much satisfaction
The opposition press. whilst trying TO fix a sort
of odum upon Col. w. because of his former
Wing atfnties, are forced to accord to him the
highest and most irreproaehable character. He
will make an excellent representative.
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Look om- tat Co,Aketl. as.

The paliic are cauiionrd against another counertr t.
" hch la- ptry ma its appearance. called W. Far
~ Is A. ban l.lumen'. the most dangerous ot nil the
cnnn.rrf. - bccan>e his inr>iog the name OF farll,
ma, y viii buy II in good laih without the tnow ledge
Tint a conucrf,ii exist nd thy wi perhaps only
discover their error when the spurious nlxt.re hts
wluieh it. evil effects.
he genuine srtcle is manufactured only BY II. Il
Farrell g. inventor and proprietor and wholesale
druggist No II Main street. Peoria Illinois. "a whom
ali APP lioatols for Ag rces must be addressed Be
s,ic you get it with the letters H. q before Farrell $,
thus H. G. + ARRELL'S-una his igniure on the
wr,pp.i; Mi others are couuefeits.
Sold by X. SfABLER Y CO, Druggi.t..
IAnrhburg, Va.
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PUk:EC EoTECG E6EMAN, CLAIM
< cos (LArE kUsHreN, CLARK Coz GENUINE
COO LIVER OIL, foR Cu>sUMPtioN, SCRofCLA. &c
II Int Ntm cf Ru<hton, Cmik Co. being dissolved
by t,r nE4 III - ". h. RU~HTa n, (thc 'uly Rushton
ever connected with the frm) their genuine Cod
Liver On will in future be prepared only by llEGEMtN
CLARK \ Co., Surviving partners and sole successors
Be particular in ordering specify Hcgeman, Clark
g. Co, COR Rushton, CLARK d Co } AS it was Mr.
Clark and not Ru-hto, who tor the past seven ,ears
has superintendent its MANUFACTURE aud IA the only
Drueg-t hn ever from the United Stntrs 10 New
TO ndiad far that purpose. aud since MIR. Rn>hton's
death there la, been article ca'd Ru'lio, Oil
aunduced, which Is in way connected with Ru-h'
ton, Clark ~ Cor, llegcu an, Cn'b u Coz and ns
.uccoss IL its depends upon IL purity, too much
car can not not be taken get lha genuine. Thus
an Is WHO had been linking the Oil If other makers
withon: success. Inv been restored health hy the
Ia1r Oh Of our manufacture,
llEGENAN. CLARK & co.
ul@2dlu.- Chemists aud Druggists New io,k.
Sold By Druggists generally
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MASONIC HALL.
Aliens Miastre,s and Ethiopian
OPERA TROUPE!
For ssregafcsl

/ RE COMING, md vii perform at MASONIC
"a HAIL.. on THURSDAY EyrSIsG April l9lh,
1879. ~ For particulars soc mail liIl.. apil6-ft4
For Bremen.
80 The A. B.cmcn ship, Asnrs, daily exp ctrd
sssasG City Point 10 load for Bremen. lie larger
part her cargo is already cagngri Those desiring
ship, viii please To maze eurly aPpcanh 10 the un
d rsgred who are prepared to MIKE lbcrbl advances
upon cous gnm Of toha,cu stems, address of
their iricn Is. ~. II. Meier x Co.
LUDLAM Il WATSON,
NM l6 81 L .chmnnd. Nn.
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PAPER! PAPER!!
RGE Blu, French Packet Pnsr
4 Suprrfn" Dlnr,k Gill SmuIi L'tter,
Plain Ruled Battle Post,
Blne and White ilcd Mafto post fine and superfae
= I" Commercial Pot,
Cream Lad -
Plain and fancy Note Paper and Envelopes.
large variety some very elegant
Also
Flat AID T ,laed Cap and Folio Port for rruters.
Straw Wrapping Envelope and Manila, colorc and
glossed- Papers, Cartridge, Drawing, &c. &c. at
apllSts MORSE'S Comm House.
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md b, regularly nuth5riael Agent. hough oui the init

tF5'Pticr . aud 30 eerts aud 81 per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED ia every town, village and
han let ia the Uuted Stairs ia which is net already
c,,nb.i .pel. Add r-s II. g. Farrell above, accom-
panied win good character, responsible
.rkc mai10 dEriw
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TIE VALLEY. notwithstanding the ''tremen-
dons defection,'' as the Wise organs love to call
it, at IIarpers Ferry. our friends throughout the
State need have no fear about the prospects OF
the American Party in the Valley.
Mr. FAULKNER will be retired from his seat IN
tho House of Representatives by large mnJor-
ty-the people being determined to put ALEXAN-
pERR. BorElrR in his place. hir. Use will not
fair any better if as we'll as Mr.. Faulkner
Chartesi0lcn Press.
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cpIHITUAL TELEGRAPH

y
~ gun OF modern Spnitunlsn. t, uitn Vol. CONNER
ce in May. 1t contains the fullest record cXtant Of
Pu5ished Iteclly a. 81 p ounum also all spiritual
books for sneby PARTRIDGE & BRIrTAN, 3l2.
broadway. y. Y
/. S.-A Catalogue of Spir tuul Books sent appi.
cntiol. lupti7-ciiE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-18

SLASH COTTAGE lioTEL.-The Inauguration of
this establis hment came off on Thursday last
the anniversary of Mr. Clay's birth day, and was
attended by large number ofinyted guests
Quite village has sprung up at what is known
as Slash Cottage, in Hanover county, on the line
of the Richmond and Frederick shurg Railroad.
1t will be delightful summer resort for par
ties of pleasure, from Richmond and Frodercks-
burg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-18

w NICE. NC, &r.-We hive lu,t received from
the nanaInctory large hnl beautiful nssrrtment
Of SHADES from 81 30 10 sl2 90 pur Also, greut
, rirty II tiilf Window Uornice from 81 window to
the finest quality imported. Gilt bands and Iins Of
every variety. We invite all to call and them
apll2dlw SIMPSON 4 BRO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-18

Hon pReE.-Wells S. Hawks, Esq, Of JET
ferson county, sold two female servants the 9th
or day for S2iOO cash, and reserved at the same
time the right of homes for them in Jefferson.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-18

4 GAasD.-Ths tlrm ct kossER Y CAwrHoS, of
N the Noryell House, Dissolved the LIST f
February last by Capt Rossers sale of his interest in
suid firm to Mr.. VIM Moore, OF Campbell
Capt. ROSSEl has again connected himself with
the Norvell House, where he will be glad 10 his
former friends and ncquantances. mar3,uts
Rep copy, Petersburg Express and Richmond Exam-
copy tillstopped and forward accounts this sce
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-18

conHser1D hstHr WEDNESDAY, Asp .,ir"a,,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-18

GRAND Mass MEETING OF Four The press
is making itself merry over a late Democratic
Mass Meeting in Caroline county, which consis-
ted of four souls, all told,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-18

HANDSOME CLornNG.-Wo glanced over the
elegant stock of clothing at Burroughs & Skaters
yesterday, and found it TO consist Of I'M endless
variety of such articles us go TO make Gentle
mans wardrobe. Those in need ol clothing can
not fail to be suited Il, this extensive and 'riable
house.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-18

A Man KrLLEp.-A young man named Stan
ley was killed at Furrer's ore bank, in Rocking.
ham county few days ago, by a mass of ore
falling upon him.
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NANTLES--NIANTLES.-Ju

III per Adams Co.'S Express, pr ny lue lpt Of
summer Mnnile' nfthr l,tcst patterns. and In up
nrli8 i2f +. HENlNG.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-18

CORRECTION Aliens Minstrels will appear Al
Masonic Hall tomorrow night, instead of las
night, us incorrectly stated in yesterdays paper
Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-11-15

\, TURKISH PRovERs.-He tha, speaks
truth must have one foot in the stirrup."
s'The friend looks at the head. the
enemy at the foot The one to admire
the protector, the ether 70 detect his failures.
80 him Of good Judgment the sound
of a gnat su.iices; to him who lacks il the
noise Of an orchestra asaileih not
s.The kettle caleth the saucepan smut
ty. a8 ga
"The teeth Of horse Of which pre-
sent has been made are not observed"
'After the carriage is broken, many
offer themselves to show the road"
'.Fhe nest of blind bird is made by
God" ae#@ @t@
"Although the tongue has no bones, it
breaks bones.
"A foolish friend does more harm than
awise enemy.
"More flies are caught with drop Of
honey, than 10y hogshcrd of vinegar"
do good and throw il into the sea; il
the fishes don't know it, God will
"He who knows everything is often de
ceived." FH E 48.k E+t
"a friend is more valuable than rela.
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Houma Ceres. [volume] (Houma, Parish of Terrebonne, La.) 1855-18??, 1855-11-15

WALKING ON RED Hor IRoNs.- Prof.
Pepper. recently delivered a lecture in the
Polytechnic Institute. London, before a
large audience Of Mechanics, in which he
remarked that the setting Of the Thames
on fire was no longer joke, but reality.
By dashing a small bottle Of su!phuric
ether with few PARTICLES of metal pot.
tassium into flat cistern, a bright fame
was produced, which illuminated the whole
place. He then laid down four plates Of
red.hot iron on four bricks, and one of his
attendants walked over them. barefoot,
without injury. BY we'tins his fingers in
ammonia, the Professor dipped them into
a c1ucible Of melted lead, and let the me-
tai rx, off in the shape Of bullets into a
shallow cistern Of water. ..ss.5+ el,.s.