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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-31

Il seems that the rettcrs-up Of the article
published IN The Oxford Democrat a few
weeks since, In reference o. the doingsor tho
County Commissioners and others knew 70
was misrepresentation thcwhole matter.
and h1clu- those interested were not IN "a
blaze Oh c11trldiCtrhv flsh11ls. thc editor
boasts that 10 rrmaius urrHntndictel, and
therefore Do must Do true. HtrlaTs De- is "a
hulr Oh s1.n after an Tho truth IT, tlo
people win noe believe such s.nrirs. Who
believes chat lloD. Joseph T0hiD would pro-
snt fHr rwH claims boz several Instances and
take lbs pay CIR chem twice boz each ease,
oven 81 he could rrt them allowed Noh1lv
Tho people Know him too vrl The am,
of others. Norway Advertiser.
WHO believes it, Hon. Jnserh T,nin,
stephen y. Hutchinson. Nnb BLACK and
$ g. Nudfcv. h'irw 30. Coy they have each
and 40 examined thc fl. ami >shrlul-, On
thr Clerks u#ee, in relation O., thrmat,rr.
and Eagr each anal 40 Acknowledged h.'.re
gu' witness chat Tah.u lrs ivI Tly
twice nr th. same claims and il rrr fg
f.ahn is they cam. ry calling 900 tbs 60.
T.aurr, s.e thc orders drawn therefor.
hMr TnhmsuamsraI.r-.do th"h.h,
u h.saru hand writing. Dos Go Aj.r-
t,-7 en- Granv more iu1ruat.n2
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-31

lion. ISRAEL WA>llHuEN, d., vii speak
at Nuu,sg, Manlay, September sl
hon. s. j.. HANKS. IIol. =. NAVAL, aui
otl,I., ace expected 90 speak at
Tuurr Thursday, September
Hon.. J. PERRY, Hoo. T.. ULNkE, bon.
T. T.. VIRGIN. IIuu. SIDNEY pEElIAN, De-
e.. .NEEAG, ami othrr-, viii speak 20
Tf.nt'. Pond, IrgstHy, sept Z
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-31

O1ruru. ss.-At r. Cont uf Probate h-I nc
rari.. Within .rI frthr COUNTY 90 ONfi, ,H
OBJ. HluI I.s.Ht. i August, A.Du l-J'.
on thr Petition uf EliIN s. PNTHlIk,
" widow u. l.,l .. rau,h, hlroi p.1nirss,
Boo slH Curf,. deceased, r.fiHr that l'N J..
Swtrr may be- appointed aiu.aIstai1r Of ihr
c.Bteol l.IdrrrssrL
OrnruTu. That tbr Eliza \. ratrIrA -iy" ~
fi-. 90 100 person. infrraHtrI. 70, r1usiH. cop,
tli. order o. Del puh.h.i thras us,As -u'ross''r'y
On The ONHI prmucaf, printed at fafls, that
obey ma, aprs1r at "a Probate Court 90 w. held at
Bethel iu sl,I county, oDthc llih day 81 September
aryt. at u,ns ui tbr clock u che forenoon, and
,hev cause, ian, 'hr, have, uby the sare should
not o. allowed.
TIMOTHY LupDEN, J1lrs.
\ true o0ry-aufsit
10 w. WRIT NIHGIN, Rsgiav.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-08-31
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q. w. STONES.
Liquid eApuABrrG
E FAMILY PLY ST

The most important discovery ever made IN hedi
81 Soisnce. being compound II Bafks and
Roots, which forms the most powerful.
saic, ADD agreeable fh,sic ever o.
frftd ~ the pulIir
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-29

5alurocp alorninp. Detember 90. 1855.
SsIttttS Qattrg. a-.
REVOLUTIONARY Tea

r~ s~,, ,,,,.r, -Iot 5...l flat. +
There was an old lady who lived over the sea. to. r
And she was an Island Queen :; .. ar.--s! O.. .-..s
Her daughter lived In new countrie, ..ss, ..-.-
With an ocean Of water between. .
The old lady's pockets were full of gold. .... .
But never contcnted was she ..-.E E........
So she called her daughter to pay her tax, . e
OF" thrippence pound for her tea.' ,.g ... .-s.3
Now mother dear mother" the daughter replied,
IL shan't do the thing that you AK 1i a E-
I'm willing to pay fair price for the tea, at .
But never the thrip-penny tax" .sE H..
You shall" quoth the mother and Redeemed with rage
For you re my own daughter, you see
And sure It's quite proper the daughter should pay
Her mother tax on her tea" rE" rr
And SO the old lady her servants called up,
And packed of the budget Of tea:
And eager for thrip pence pound. she put in
Enough for large familie. ..
She ordered her servants to bring home the tax,
Declaring her child should obey;
Or old as she was and almost woman grown,
She'd half whip her life away.
The tea was conveyed to the daughters door,
All down by the ocean side;
And the bouncing girl poured out every pound
In the dark and boiling tide.
And then she called out to the Island Queen,
20 mother dear mother" quoth she,
Your tea YOU may have when it's STEPPED enough,
But never q tax from ME.
No never a tax from me-
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-29

aaB- When powerful and enlightened con
tinental monarch, who rcgned some centuries
ago, saw his court.erS smile at an act of con-
descension he had Just performed towards a
great artist, he rebukcd them in some such
terms as these q could easily make hun
dred mobiles such as you, but not one painter
like him who stands among us"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-29

r9- An irish tailor, making gentleman's
coat aud vest too small, was ordered to take
them home and let them out Some days after
the tailor told the gentleman that bis garments
happening TO Gt countrvman uf his, let them
Al shilling rer peck
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-29

MANUFAcruRE OF PoRT WINE.-A London
paper gives the following account of the man.
ner in which port wine is manufactured -
When port is required to be manufactured, two
separate processes are deliberately and svste-
matically gone through first, the wine itself
is made, and then the bottles are prepared in
to which the liquor is to he transferred
When the mixture itself is deficient in the
fragrancy peculiar to the grape, boquet is
contributed by means of sweet scented herbs,
orrs root, elder flowers, or laurel water \
viuous odor is sometimes impaired by small
quantities of the liquid known as the "oil of
wine" The pleasant juice of sthe aloe iH-
parts port like roughness to the compound.
and Sawdust or oak bark effect the same pur-
pose fruity taste is given by the tincture
OF raisns, and the rich ruby color has proba-
bly, once flowed in the vessels of the sandle-
wood tree. But the bottles have to be crust
cd. This is done by tincture of catechu and
Sulphate of lime. The corks are stepped in O
decoctiOn of Brazil wood and the very casks
are prepared with layer of cream Of tartar,
which is formed at the bottom in glittering
crystals. Thus pipe of port which was young
in the morning is made to fah into extreme
old age in the course of the afternoon, Those
are no eXaggeratlons, AID the following has
been given as chemical annalysis Of bottle
ot cheap port wine. though for obvioas rea-
sons we suppress the quantities Spirits of
wnc, cider, sugar, alum. tara 'ic acid, and a
Iccoction of logwood. In most instances when
! the wine is not manufactured in this country,
the consumer is victimized by threefold adul-
tcration, The exporter adulterates, the i'm,
porter adaterates, and finally the retail dea,
Ter adu!tcrateS,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-29

RH- A German writer, Rrrnc, compares
the different stages in the lives of women to
milk, butter and cheese A girl, he SAYS. is
like milk, woman like butter, and an old
woman like cheese--all three may be excellent
in their kind.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-12-29
CHAPTER II.

Of course the reader understands that Fred
erick Harlowe and Mary arc deeply, irrctrev-
ably in love with each other by this time
The poor clerk has won his way to the heart
of the fair girl, and She poor thing has been
captivated by the manly attractions the noble
soul of him who offered incense before her
shrine.
As the world goes it would be deemed a
very wicked thing for a poor clerk to fall in
love with the daughter of his aristocratic en-
ployer Some people would say it was un-
grateful in him thus to spirit away the affec-
tions of contiding girl, when his position and
prospects did not warrant his assuming to be
her husband
These questions are still open to the casuist.
He may debate them to his entire satisfaction.
Mr. DanyerS, either because he was more sem
sible than the majority OF the aristocratic mer-
chants of the dav, or for some other equally
potent reason, neglected TO make any fuss
about the matter, and suffered the clerk to
WOO and win. .his daughter, without even remon-
strating against the base wickedness of the act.
But Sophia was deeply grieved by her sisters
folv. as she deemed it, and used all the argu-
ment in the range of her shallow sophstry to
dissuade her from the folly and madness Of we'd
ding clerk.
Mary was obstinate. The only excuse she
offered in palliation of the fragrant misdenlean-
or. was that she loved him. and f she loved a
scavenger she wonld cling to him with the last
breath she was permitted to draw.
A ring % exclaimed Sophia, one day,
when matters appeared to have taken decid-
ed turn
Well, well, suppose you are engaged :?
I've are, Sophia" replied Mary, with IA face
radiant with happiness.
Aud vou Intend TO be married ?
Certainly VIC DO that Is the end OF an cn
fa-rmcut
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-09
MERCHANDIsE.
suPP.Y NEW GOODS

- Tn. sub-crbeT. ~. now opening luf h'Pe'''"
,b.ir SErON ID SUPPLY 81 tea-Onablo Goods, recent
~ purcha led b, heir SENIOR pnriner N Ne" i"'H'
Gch al. ted their September Purelhsr mikes ih''i
stock very lul and o the most attractive ever
IN thus ing all the newest OF La
DRESS GOODS il SIks. SntInz. bacucias, Mousiu'
Merinos &c lAdie- Velvet Satin and Cloth Ci"nhS "
T.lrDos tren ch Embrodrr gfent VARIETY, among
which are extra rich SETS ot Maltese Lacr ana sus"
Sleeves ard G ollurs. a general assortment o Clot'-'
G.ssimerr. ami NesiiBps Tor gentlemen n6nyy STOCK
Of servant, Goods. such fulIed Lnses, halnnels'
Paid Lind.eys aud BIunktt~. Cnrper-, Rugs, CfunO
CloIh. aud ppoi.Alats. Together with nli good' be
long ing tJtie DIV 6unls trade, nuus ct which nave
bee pr hased r much less than they could lave o''h
had cnrly IN the sea-on All 81 which thry are deter
mined 10 -,l low. aud only ask examination Il a
they ask tuinsurc sHtisi otuu
uuy IJ-dt- JOIN T.l)Ah II y ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-09
RICHMOND.
Fall Importation
OF BARTBNwARB AND CHM

bAHTbN w AftB AMI
Fresh Receipts Of Glass and Fancy Arf'efe':
1--WE .ctiber oir- The trade Large nnd varied
L stock of Eartheuwarc China aud 81 -, the pat
tern. of which selected by himself IN person
Having experie Of many years in tht- particular
business he feels great confidence in stating that IN point
of price and quality it will compare avo'ably with any
other house IN the trade.
White Granite Dinner Ware,
Do do Basins and EWer-, Jugs. Tea Ware, etc
Blue Print. Flowing sHd Fancy do
Fine Decorated ChinH Dinner ard Dessert Sets
Do do do Ten aud Toilet sets
Do do do Pichers and Vases
Gold Bond do OF above variety
hue China dp af utos. variety.
Common hafe af every description, suitable iot
whoe.alne. which he offers upon suoh terms for c1h
a cannot fail 10 please
Fine Mantel Pier and Toilet Glasses
Fine Ivory Table Cutlery. Winters ap Btittona Ware
Satisfy and ether Fluid aud Solar LamPs
GLASS Ware in every variety,
All he ask Is Gull nd he feels assured hi. prices
v III rive satisfaction.
Iii. Pacteris ofe oi iinbcst in tLe tnde
Stone Ware Vt aetoiy prices.
sep Pts JAS d. Il EVANS,
No. II Main street Richmond. Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-09
MERCHANDISE.
SELLING OUT
$4,000 dollars worth Of

Hardware Cutlery. Cuns SaddIefy, Hoube-
Furnishing Goods, &c, &c.
rRFGORN 4 ROiALL having determined TO mike
" change IN their business, will offer from to day
tho largest and most desirable stock OF Hardware, Cut
ery &C &c ever before offered in this market nj grea
reduced prices for cash Many articles al and bio"
Intending close up their business Us speedily az
po,.ible tI.ay cordially invite ali indebted the old
concern Of Gregory 4 Royal and the .nte concern OF
Gregory, Royal 4 Simpson 10 pay up a, longer indai
eencr cannot be given.
orI1
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-09
Large Stock New Goods at Cost for Cash !
b. ii. LEWIS.

I y consequence at bud health am compelled to quit
bu-ine. and will from tins day ,e all o my splendid
.tock OF entrcs ods Tor cash (auy summer
goods hnnu will lac of red at prizes much less linn
ros) w stock is large mud desirable: consisting OF
splendid oil Lajies' Ores. Goods, Fine Man
ties, Hosiery Civ Shnwls. Plain Is ark Silks, &c.
A 80 splendid stnr, al Fine Cloth Cussmeres, Plush
and Other Vrstngs, fiuc Scais, Cruvnts aud Pocket
handkerchief. together with splendid assorin cat
n stnpe go,d. shy Blankets, Fued Goth Cusenctls.
Liasey., Blencicd mud Bro. Couon Irish Linens,
~ lunels, Ghrcks &c.
most pnIcnlary invite Mi in wnnt oi good boreains
md good goods II PIve u n call nm Determined to
r"-e them speedily Ios~ibe.
nav 2gta B. II. Is.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-09
PIANOS. GUITARS. XIOLlNs. 4
For dPoint, Norfolk and Portsmouth
Port w althall Line

TNHE beautiful and favorle steamhnnA I~1% y
l. AUGUSTA under the command ofA&imalrs-9--
Capt VIM. C. Smith so long and favornbly known 10
the travelling community the Potomac md jaime.
River is now running on the line vim Port Nnl
thai and Is furnished with l. IF BOAT =,
Lie Preseryers, Force Pump. and all tho arpjauce-
quired by Act OF Congress the safety pass
myers.
The Cars running il nexon with the Augusta from
Richmond leave the Richmond ard Petersburg Drpoton
every Monay "wednesday md Friday O'Clock , ~
Persons arriving in Richmond by the Packet Bouts,
have but few steps to wulk to the Cars
The Cars runnii from Petersburg To City Point in
connection with the Augusta leuyc Petersburg sumo
Gays as above st74 NJ, from the Depot of the Apo
sttox X Co, thus giving passengers opportunity
to go from Lynchburg either by the Packet Boats
Danvilo Railroad Richmond by WY of the saath
Side Rarosd to Petersburg and from there next morn
ing to Norfolk.
Returning the Augusta will leave Norfolk on the alter
nate days, viz Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
50 An
The Augusta will stop nj Old Point both going AID
returning regularly throughout tho Bathing Senson.
FIRE between Richmond, Norlo, md Old Point - 90
Fare between Richmond, Coke's Rings Mill and
Children three years and twol,e
years OF age, half price.
Meals each, .......... Ill so
Servants, through, 50
Servants amy point on Il Observation-Disclosures. 90
Meals, ..---.....--- 90 25
jun 26-dscts THOS DODAMEAD, Supt
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-09
SOUTss-sIDE RAILROAD
AM |. ~

WINTER ARRANGE MINT
a PASSENGER TRAIN OF GAhS Iraves the b.
~ pot in Petersburg ryrty day. SUNDAY cxcept.I fl
to O'Clock, A. NJ. hrIye, al BrheyIc al the ~
lcrsecton uf the kclfroad uud Du|eiae hai.Eal
ut oclock,A NJ ,conaccIag ~ IL Road nh Mc,-l.
r Fhgg CO.. Stlg, IL, l,u Ci1I, Il, Count t,l,.
Halifax Count IIau~, Da>tlr ulH Gl,, l.-loIo'. \ 1.
aud arriving III, ,sti, y ul#rs t..aW lNlrt ut
r. NJ. In clc altt Ii #iHcbet ,out wlic
arrives IL l.ynchbulg al At hp#t ln,-1 ivo.
The returr tram Iruv Lyb,hh1tg al 81, A. NJ.
arriving IN Petersburg ii j.3U o',nc, ~h pms.
s"nsels Vii haYean oPPunEHty t. G1a". Tie tpin
viii leave fHimNlie at Ia two,.' on X. P. Al. N Il
BorkevlIc at - 3, p. m, arriving "a Petersburg in
time Tor tie tt.in> gong North South. connecting
every luesdny n! frig with tie AIpon.aitoN Raj.
Road,w ith lie spt' ndhi n-tp> Roanoke and jane
tpWn tor Nsw-Aotk, which ieH,e Gll Point ri ~ NJ,
and every wednesday ~ steamships Tor Phadeipid,
which Ienye city puui the hour.
fassef gers nreieluna III Petersburg the
night, can take TIT noIni. Month at Az A. NJ.
the James River Bouts tor Old mi, Norfolk and Ba.ti-
more AT 8 a M, OF the lie SOUTH ut ot cl
A.
Arrangements have been na'r ly which through tick.
els between the following POINTS may he procured al
the annexed tutes:
5rtween Petersburg and Lyuchburl, through in
sixteen hours, s. 90
between Petersburg and lie Sweet Sulphur
SPrrgs through IN TWO dhts, %
hrf"rrn Petersburg and Wine S1lrhur 81 rugs,
through in two days. 49, -. ...-.. & 81
Between Petersburg DaUedle, through r~ea.
. G-i'ur hours .-------- ---..---.-- -
Between Petersburg G.'e shore c, thto'
in two days,....-.. 49,. ...-..... 10 IN
between Petersburg and Salisbury y. I. tt."oufh
III two days..----.- |. Ill
Between Petersburg and us "a
freight trim l,aves the Petersburg Depot every
Monday "Wednesday and Friday morning ia Mind
returns the -ane days. Anv r,rson wi>ding Il,
# freight pbtain freight list by calling H. on
III" Agent at the Petersburg Depot.
, Is T.. j. " AI.L. Stunt + s n. r.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-09
$40, 900 Worth of Dry Goods at Cost
FOR CASH

4 s it J.. our intention To make IA rhnnge in our his-
\ nes. We offer our entire SIorh rust md ZONE
articles below cost ui cnsh We therefore, respectfully
invite the public cnll und supply themscyes. This
il rure ehnrce. and br ed until the last Of
Februai,; lur determined 10 close present
stock BY TINT time, The nnlrlcs 100 numerous To
mention Our stock embraces such is usually found
ia a reguInr Dry Good, Store. Also Hat. and Caps,
Boots and Snoes. County Mrchnnts will f.d il to
II er interest by calling Our Stock i new
one thruug uu md selected great advantages for the
buyers. II NJ 6lGGENiiElMEh.
l., ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-09
MORGAN


bNliE time Tor firm ily greeting, meuv making and
4 holiday gifts l. c.use NJ land. Would Your giNc
10 an tbsrut friend. nrcnt, ~Ster blor'tr lover.
memcutu Which tor Years M. viii bear increasing
yHlur Ia the recipient ana a, OF razed upo0, recall
with love aud gratitude not oulv lhr kndnr-, ut benrt
which nromptrd th gltt, hut The orm Md trtules OF
the donorl Il 81, gotu MINIS \ TANNERS $, ard
havrl ta1ltIsss ileehe.s taken aud piaco IN ease
RING ia, kot.oi Nour own selection, from tblr largo
nssodmeur, thnu Which more acceptable gitt eon /
not he ebo>cn.
u NJ wait torn IA day, hut remember the ia, that
pictures are :aheu at IuF fuotoaUArHic DAGuLRRf AZ
GALLERY ,lnhIll well IN cloudy cent weather aud
an 'mPe'lrrr Picure At any price suffered
ieryc or roo1es, which fuel eXpnins srcrrt 1t
Unparalleled ,ruur'y md sucrcs.. Cal in us yut
CONF I'm ID" cars nj the cnuspri,us entruuce ol
Mai 1t, Sd door from ofnrruf Bri &c.
MINIS MANNER,
dec l9ts PIncucnl Daguerreotyp,ts
L., -o1mnLry nnn-Ls nLNnLI.-ng lnr ~. cnnA.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-09
CHAMPAGNE WINE Chmr

~ Wine oil the most approved Br,nd, umpo1tci in
pint and quart BEETLES, Ion sale by
dec 4 is LEE e. JOHNSON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-09

1 FL 4 CO. ON the Dock, Richmond Va, huye in
i store aud fet for 4alt
1000 sacks Liverpool Salt
500 Ibis rho,naston Lime
100 " North Carolinn Tar
400 ba,es PRIME Nouhcrn Hay
200 ton. Lumf Plaster
80 cash. Caciued 3hster
50 tons Damaged Peruvian Gunno
% " Mexican do
20 = Tsfru
lH0 hbls Medium No. Macknrcl (new)
200 = Halifax Herriues
20 d" Winter b 'coehrd Soar OH
Also n complete assortment Of MANILA md Rn'siu
Gordnge, BIaeks. &c. 2-ts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-09
Y EW DRY GOODS
pHIItp " PAYNE

" PlIlLtI ". PAYNE
Is now receiving II very superior stock of FALL
and WINTER DRY GOODS. consisting oi every Article
o Indies and Gentlcmen'- wear. Also large assort
mrnt OF Blankets, Lindsey mud Heavy Woocns ali of
which he oilers on the mo-t favorable lis for
mcr patron and the public renerHI cspectfull;
licitea to call nj kYLE'S CORNER, MAIN ST.
Nnn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-09
Pump and Fire Engine.
4 CAR

Z lAKD.
fkNflE subscriber h. - r,glu thanks to lis
Il patrons upi tfis ud4 E.t the lbeial patronage be
Slowed I'm tr thr n-t egln yenr-, md caumeuds
ttcir eoa,densc b, sue, s-or., kucl ernnd R.Id
A. b. RuCkER.
aaualy l. lSj5.-iast<
s,NOIs SALE "A Npgru Woman and fIyr Gilt
L dren. The womrn i hr-t rare cuok, wa~h,r aud
homer. The children ne al 81 y and very kelly.
,,r a2t- DAVIS, NONLIN & co.
CRATES, CRATES
mother lot ofho,r iishly hni,ied Grtie4 ofvarioI-
LA--tzes aud Is, lu-t received tie INrrhhurg
Furnace ami Rarec Nmehous' {. ). fllSS,
[uo 22-t.
WANTED 40 NgsSE-IOO y, groc-
w work on the Va 8. Tenn. Ran Rad, at layiug
nuck--ior which liberal price. will bepnd. Apply to
+. DENMEAD,
A \. NJ ,nIgomesy, Agent,
dec % dts Lyuciburg. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-09

EDltaNta SEOtk w sizing Ia reduce
U Amy stock al Stoves und tmfes much po sibe
ucnro Spring WILL from th4 dntc, offer thcm greatly
reduced prices. The ot Palor Office and
Church stow. ~ hrg, and will be sold cash.
TIe Cookiul Strive some entirely new patterns will be
add ancnily reduced rates-ullCi lower than they
have before been Tered IN this vicinity.
All who mav le ia wnnt vii find htll tssoll ncnt
unprecedented by low prices, nj the Iynchbng Stone
nnd Rance orkS, in 30ts 4. =. BLlSN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-09
1Iaast.ENiA s.lNE OF Rici.nnond "a

AND NEN.YOkk PACkEfS,-Ths new ssasS
nome line is composed of the following vessels and
-ails from Nrw-io rk every thrce days. All owned in
the city OF Richmond, viz:
-, ,.;1l Dbl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-09

~ 20 firkias Ne. FANNY lard 30 tnkns M.
| Mountain Butter, ju.t received AID for sale IA,
dee ! Is LEE " jon NSDN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-09
Something SUPERIOR.

NJ oCoRKLE d JONES vii have in few days,
vi 20 cases that celebrated = G. Stick Lirorice.
20 do do. Mas do,
To which they IL ~ e the attention Of manufacturers.
mav 80
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1855-08-02

In the policy of Russia, the condition of Tur.
Key, the purposes or necessities of the Allies,
TO raise the question, whether Turkey can be
maintained as an independent Power, or to
JUSTIFY the Tribune in the assumption that
England and France will appropriate Turkey,
II Russia do not. No candid man, who has
studied the diplomacy of the Vienna Confer
ence, and has true conception of the policy
OF England and France, can doubt, that were
the Gar to accept the terms submitted to him,
the independence of Turkey would be preserved
at least during this generation. That country
would at once be incorporated in the European
system, be placed as much under the protection
of European laws as Prussia, Sweden, Den
mark, or Belgium, be as secure as any of
those Powers against the encroachments of
England and France. Should the question
ever really arise-shall Turkey be swallowed
up by Russia, or be appropriated by those two
Powers, it will then be time enough to discuss
the comparative advantages of the rule of Rus
STA and the rule Of the Allies. 1t is not worth
while, to say nothing of the decency of the
thing, to administer on mans estate till he is
dead.
Thursday Morning, White Mountains.