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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-15
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NATIONAL HorEI. WASHINGTON, ID. C.,
Nav 18TH lS56.

MAY 18th, 1856.
II i. understood herein political circles,that
warm eontes, is going on in the Cabinet in re-
gard to Contra American affairs. II il said that
: .eretary Marcy has intimated to President
Pierce that il hseh ,se tn recognize Padre VJi'.
the new Minister frnm Nicaragua, he was ready
10 retire from the councils of the nation. | am
inclined tn believe that the nation had rather dis
pense with the service. Of Mr.. Marcy, than that
the unjus, and unnatural policy OF the admins
! ,ration towards the present government OF that
country should be continued. 1t is indeed pas
sing strange that tina, gallant band Of Americans.
battling in the cause Of freedom, and heroically
struggling 10 give the blessings Of liberty and
republican institutions TO IA distracted country
should receive the cold shoulder AM even oppo-
sition from the administration of a country known
a. the cradle Of liberty and people whose every
pnl-ation il in unison with theoause Of freedom
Il i. to be hoped tina, different policy will soon
be promulgated aud pursued even at the conse-
quence of causing old fogy Premier TO
slide"
This has been gala day with the Juveniles Of
Washington. The celebration Of the Sunday
past nine o'clock they formed on the grounds of
the Smithsonian Institute, and after marching
thro ugh the principal streets, proceeded to diff
fere,t churches where addresses were delivered
BY a number of distinguished gentlemen. The
wonder with the locker on was, "where on earth
did So many children come from ?" The pro-
CO ssion must have been n mile or two in length,
and.as 10 numbers, they could have been told by
thousand 1t was beautiful spectacle. DIFF
ferent binds of music discoursed their sweetest
breeze; the innocence Of childhood wore its love-
liest and happest aspect, and everything com
bined to make the occasion one of deep interest.
One conviction at least which it very firmly i'm
pressed upon the spectator was that the soil and
climate of Washington admirably adapt
ed to the growth Of children
NJ ,yor Wood has been spending short time
here. On route for New York from Richmond, and
is quito lion. Several distinguished Mexicaus
have also reached the city within few days on
business connected with their unfortunate coun.
try.
Tomorrow the Metropolis will be "exerciscd
By. the arrival Of late Minister at the Court
of St. james. aud present candidate for the &C
en- pancy oi the White House. James Buchanan
who will receive here, suppose the same fussy
and foolish reception that he has elsewhere
unless the ardor of many of his friends. office
holders Is repressed by Palace influence and Ex
ecutve presence. A. Med.
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procure two hours sleep at night. The way in
which thi, was accomplished WAS curious. The
dreamer had a mile measured on a neigboring
road ahd at one extremity placed heap of sew
en- stones. When the journey was TO com.
mence De Quincey took up stone and carried
Il 10 the other end of the mile then returned for
another until the pile exhausted. This me-
cessity of carrying the stones prevented De Qain,
cey from forgetting the number of miles he had
walked which would otherwise be highly proba-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-15

The Danyille Republican does not appear to
be as hopeful of the Cincinnati Convention as
many of its democratic brethren are 1t says
In these days Of intrigue aud trckery, every
aspiring politician, who can carry an electoral
District, thinks he has right to position IA
mong the second class candidates. and compet-
tors for the nomination will, consequently be- a :
plentiful as blaek berries in summer. OF course
the convention will be turned into perfect Bed
lam by the intrigues and chickering's of tho sup
porters of the smaller Fry politicians, the
worst of whom will still stand about an eoual
chance with the best. Under such crcumstan
oes nothing bu, Provideniial uterposition can
save the Democratic party and the country.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-15

The following piece of gossip about President
Pierce finds its way into the Baltimore Demo.
crat, through letter from Washington. Such
pledge as that spoken of would be strong
card for the President to play-but some people
doubt whether his pledges can be relied on. and
would prefer better security than the on dit cf
letter writer:
The last bulletin informs US that certain Ohio
delegates being in the city. he president piercel
called upon them, and IN the discussion of the
momentoas question. pledged himself that in the
event of his nomination and election b. ,.o,,Iy
dismiss ineonfinenny has present cabinet That
wnnd, al course, carry the doctrine of rotation in
Once aud he would be las good as new.n
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knn-a. bill And if Mr.. Fillmore -hoald eS-
press hi- approval Of the philadelphia Platform
we demana 10 know whether be will not occupy
as satisfactory position a. any democratic can
didaie standing on his approval of the Kansas
billiard will no, the Enquirer aud the Demo
cratic party Of the South be precoded from as
sailing him We do not see how tb. conclu-
lion can be avoid d
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all sufferers effects of the inclemen weather
lately to call aud bottle of his pleasant Electric Oh
Ii like magic Price %, 50 and 81 per bottle.
Prof Derath feels it to be his duty to himself and to the
public explicitly that the article offered for sale by
Mrs Anna called In her advertisements Doctor
Smith, A. T. Smith Chemist. &c, Sc, IL not DE Graths
Electric Oil"
Mrs Smiths prcensons knowledge of the preparations
this celebrated with
Gautia Smith formerly engaged with Prof DE Grnth in
the books and correspondence OF DE Grah q Co
hut never instructed the manufacture Of the medicine
These parties have neither the right the ability make
Dc Grahs Electric on and imitation of it produce
the wonderful effects of The original prepared by Prof DE
tiath himself his old and well known establishment No
- South Eeghi street, below Chestnut Philadelphia.
q Druggists will address their orders ~ him alone.
For sale by DR. j. H. SEAY and all Druggists throu ghou
the L. s. may IL Is
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ihe American Organ says: I'VE learn that
since the expose Of Mr.. Buchsnan's Freeson sen
tments, in the searching spsech of Mr.. Fuller os
the houseon Saturday last. Forney and Pierce
stock is looking up. Wa world recommend TO
General Pierce tina, he .sS.oriss for few hun.
dred Thousand copies Of fhss speech. aud scatter
them through thu sgsfh SD Southwest. The
Republicans. We learn. f'''ts II dropping Ere.
mont and taking up Old Buck What chang
ing world"
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Qnte Scene is aid to have taken place in
the German Catholic church at York. Pa, on
Sunday last, II is alleged that the pastor had
previously f1r some cause struck an old lady,
the mother of several young men who were mem
hers OF his congregation. The yonne men in
dlgnant Mt such treatment of their mother pro
ceeded Ia the pastors house, aud, as is stated
presented the scandalnus outrage" On Sun
day they appeared in church a. usual when the
pastor attempted to eject them by violence
which was resisted and serious row cnsued in
which many of the congregation joined.
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Scrtnused IL resth .-What lady gentleman would
labor the Of dis 1Hpeah tea' when using
DOWDENS DENTAL FLUID il will only Ter ii
sweet but make the teeth white aabaster toot
ache and them from decay Recommended by den
fists and physicians everywhere.
Beautiful Complexion may be attained by Its 1t
pmplcs freckes renders the skin and beaut
fnl hnpartng hue. greatest cosmetic
known, being free from all injurious SO
For sale by STKOTHER Il WHITEHEAD
end Druggists pVo cry n hprn
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CITY rGRNsTURE WAN. "a

essi5s-se.~No S'sNh ke WAN Fl
- sfnS JssSsf1sT tFACTORY s. WAREROOMS, "
ktAs-as-s---~Es Main street Lynchburg, VAIN TTs-
PoHTkNT NOTICE-Naonal Demo '
Gratis, 10Th Section Americans and Straight Wings a
ways lind large and e home mad Cabinet
Furniture and Chairs Of every quality and description
haeng every article in the business from the cradle
coffin.
An opportunity Is offered Fire Egfs. Of grade
and stride of manesting their devotion southern Sit
tons by sustaining southern manufactures instead buying
the 2rth ADrrA trash which floods southern cities
A full assortment of METALLIC BURIAL CASES Mahol
any Walnut snd common Collins kept constantly han
and all calls in the undertaking line attended
most pruniptness. A. WINSTON
. iynchburg Republican and Wythevlle Tecgraph coIv
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The officers of the Steamer Water Witch. now
at the Washington Navy Yard, have been en-,
ployed upwai ds of three years in Surveying aud
exploring the La Plata, Parana. Uruguay. Para
gay, Nermejn and Saado rivers, and the entire
distance surveyed, it is said, will amount, in the
aggregate to nearly $500 miles Besides this
river work. inland explorations toa similar ex-
tent were made on horseback. for the purpose of
gaining all kinds of information of those coun-
tries, taking Astronomical observations and col.
leeting specimens of animals, plant, &c. &c
Great numbers of birds beasts, fishes, reptiles.
bugs and insects have been collected, aud some
OF them sent 10 Washington alive but by far the
greater portion have been skinned aud stuffed
10 be preserved in the Smithsonian Institute
The most interesting specimen, perhaps. is now
ON board IN the person of beautiful 'Jaguar or
South American Tiger.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-15

For Rhcuma OF cases of this complaint
have been cured by Dr. Wrght Scroulous Antido'e We
have at least hundred testimonials OF the most positive
kind where the patients in had been laid for
months whose limbs had become distorted in the
fghtfu whose has been speed
lily Effected Do suffer from II day while the remedy is
preparation worth all the
Landed to the public as it only the pain but
the the Of pain The whole circulating fin
ids the ccansed by this invaluable vegetable
araon perfect health II equally efacous
with rheumatism with scrofula lung complaints. No
greasy dsagreeahe external application Is
Full directions viii be found the wrapper See advertise
pm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-15

DE QUINCY, THE OPIUM CHEwER.-Tt is re .
lhted as IN instance of De Quincey's .arelcs
IN money matters that having been once mr.
rested for Il debt of twenty pound, in Edinburg
he Was dragged to jail whore he remained for two
weeks. Daring that period Of his incaro era
ton hi, daughter frequently visited him aud one
day brought him new waistcoat, the one he
then wore being somewhat shabby. After d..
Quincy had taken off his old vest his daughter
oarelessly examining the pocket discovered +.
bank note for thirty pounds of the cx tenco If
which her father had no knowledge whatever and
with which of Course the twenty pound, debt
was instantly discharged.
De Qulncey when tie writes angs each sheet
as >oea flushed ,.ytr his shoulder and never
sees 'bem an. liz daughters gather up the
scattered -, arr'n.;e aud correct them and
hawk them au"ng,t the magazine editors for
sale, For II lug time De Quincey's nervous
ness from opium was so great that he was obi
ged to walk fourteen miles q day in order 10
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-15

-Pufsnant drrrec Of Iircuit Of
Lynchburg pronounced the Goth day Of Novembcr 1s
the of Tyr and others Tyrees xors Sc " the
sell by way public auction 10 the highest bidder he
following parcels ofRea estate 70 wit lot with good
Tobacco Factory thereon situated street in tho eli
of l., nrhburg, Just below the Factory Dexter Otcy
Brother fronting Al ct said street running back ~
feet also Ioc niang half Tho city
oresaid adjoining the promises present occupied Chris
topher Burton Esq and ironing the passing from
of residence of General Rod and another Lot situated in
Sandy Hook, fronting about IS feet the ynchbugs and
Concord Turnpike and Intending back the towing al of
J. X. & X Canal.
These Lots all valuable and will he sol credit Of 81 <
twelve and eighteen months for equal almon pur.
chase money and the purchasers executing bonds an
proved personal security and the title each parcel retained
until the purchase therefore fully paid The Of
the two Lots in the city will take place the spec.
cly that of the Lot in Sandy Hook the Lot first de
seribed SAMUEL TYRE
may 9.dt - May. Com'r
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MASSACHUSETTS. The action of the Aneri
can party in the old Bay State is full of encour-
sgement and, as u sign of the times. is not
without significance. Massachusetts, asa State
tolted the Philadelphia nominations. The holt.
ers went home and submitted the question To the
people. The people have ratified the nomina.
ons and in one of the largest American Con
,.ntions yet held in that State, lave sustained
fillmore and D0nelson From this last conven-
tona lntle handful of Delegates, some thirty in
ninber bolted, and paraded their nsignifcanoe
~ putting forth a pronuncamento, and going
over body and soul to Republicani-m. The heart
OF Massachusetts is right Last Fall the same
party which has now endorsed the philadelphia
nominations was victorious in the State. by To-
U ID majority over the Republicans. Set down
the Bay State AS sure for Fillmore and Donclson.
he American party will poll at least 10000
votes there.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-15

A p. MCnONAtD1 m pu0rII.
NJ" CONCERN Ec ghoanld q Hooper,
~ Dealers IN HATS, CARS. BOOTS SHOES, TRt NkS
.9ofS above Exchange Corner, aud nearly opposite inc
sfe o. Aessrs McCobc and Jones' Main street Ly nchhurF
ne alNellisurS IL leave that they a''
openei a NEW HAT y SHCE Stone in this city ana fA
constantly supplied with every article apperam -
ing to their line of business.
respectfully soliciting the patronage Of their friends
e Penc they tender the confident that they W"
De prepared at all times superior inducements 10 W
ei both CARDS the quality and prices of their s,u
oe 81 the hrm has just returned from the Northern '
who're ne made selections with great expressly i f
MARKET aud intending sell for CASH. lSnctnaI Gus
prices t,tl Il.,a CTS,
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W SPRING AND SIMMER TRADE akees5
= IfNcHBuRG' AprA q st, leJ6-We Sza sSs~-.S
no" IN receipt OF the heaviest, and '-
varied stock it has get been pleasure to offer to e
public.
hose who vii favor orr establishment with visit VIII be-
WIN the general superior character and stHir %
t"s beside hhdins the most ample assortment in every
81 III 9i trade consisting of Heavy and Fancy ardwa
ia.ie ana Pocket cutlery GuAs and Rifles. Aliens
G s e0' SigS ana Colt, Pistols limiting and FhmE
I'm and litiana Goods Sadtllcry Carriage and Bug
T ni4s shoemakcr's Findings, Floor and Table ol
eel't9a' afpehtrrs, MiAWriglt's Whcelwrigh's amt
smith smith Tools. housekeeping Articles almost r,,}
eIiI"ni hlow Nhad f, Gt Comic. Huuds and li1'
- . House building Materials such French Glass ami
'HN oi efois style and furniture, Farming ute
s Eehrf2yi farnt Grain Grad, Grass Blades a,d ru'
VI t'rl9 variety 10 be found IN such establishment
or r, tai prices Oar stock chiefly the n'
'ues ana selected in person, and assure tbos'
P"'' 81 the south :. NJ. SIMPSON.
GHAS SIMPSON.
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- On Friday aeFnoon, The I6Ih INST, / VIII sci ON ~
premises, very desirable House aud Lot. situated a. w.
neighborhood Of pauotts cid stand The housc has b
lately erected and Is in good repair and the garden IN
state of cultivation Sale posve and to commence at 3 orl
InaN A. u
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A lie sson foI Mothers

The Birmingham Eng Journal prints the fol-
lowing account of n fogging the Prince of Wales
received from poor boy:
- During Her Ma y'srrsihence. some years
ngo, nj Osborne. in the Isle of Wight her children
were accustomed TO ramhlr along the sea shore
Now il 50 hnrppned on one occasion that the
Young Prince of Wales MT IA boy who had been
gathering shells. The boy had got a basket
inll. The young Prince. presuining upon his
high position. thonght himself privileged to do
what he pleased with IMMUNITY. So without any
notice he upset the basket and shells. The poor
lad very indignant and oh-erved You do
that again, and I'll lick you Put the shell in
10 the basket said the Prince and see if don't
The shells wers gathered up and put into the
basket. Now, said the lad. touch 'em again.
old fellow. if you dare, whereupon the Prince
again pitched over the shells. Aud the lad pitch
ed into him, aud gave him such licking rs few
Princes ever had. His lip was cut open, his no q
knocked considerably out Of its perpendicular
and his eyes of color which might have well be-
come tho champion of a prize ring. His distig.
ured face could not long he concealed from his
royal mother. She inquired the cause of his dis
fgurement The Prince was silent, but at last
confessed the truth. The poor boy was ordered
before The Queen. He was asked to tell his story
lie did 80 in very straightforward manner. At
Its conclusion. turning To her child, the Queen
said You have been rightly served, Sir. Had
you nnt been punished Sufficiently already
shout have punished you severely. When You
commit like offence trust you will always re.
eeine IA similar punishment" Tuning to the poor
bow. she commanded his parents to her presence
the following morning. They came, and the
result OF the interview was that her Majesty told
them she had made arrangements for educating
aud providing tor their son, and she hoped he
would make good use of the advantages which
should be placed within his reach"
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The BLUE BIRDs.--Ihe "Springfcld Repuhli-
can notices the appearance # the blue BIRDS
harbing"rs OF Spring, in the following phrases
The blue birds, 1--WE beg their pardon for having
neglected to notice them before,) came right
down from the blue sky thee days ago, with
"'aVen's sweet songs in their ais.-liitle
- hn men and half long or brief hints of
81 ., horns before the howery door sf the season,
heave" bless the creatures! How they do make
me tired old horse of humanity prick up his ga rs
WIN their pleasant and encouraging ohrrups,
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4 sure Cure for n FciOn.-When the sore ness first
commences when advanced can he relieved d
entirely by holding finger part afflicted in Perry
Davis Pain Killer for half an hour II has been thoroughly
tested and proves neverfang remedy elon Is nonbe
thing aud would advise all troubled To test the
remedy.
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER.-The thousands who have
well the thousand. who have the most
in Prry Darts tQeabtc Pam kiir will
among special notices this week another of the add
evidences Of the power of the application We do
ing Of humanity when family to possess
themselves If it-Bafaio Christian .idBocae
Sold hy all dealers in family medicine
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ANOn nOONs. DElIGmv. rN.1ytuer.

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Rcxcr mud Auue-Au Jufniibie Cure

FcvCr Ngue-AH
the world produce any medicine which does not contain
nnne Bark Arsenic Mercury noxions or deadly com.
pound this annoying disease efeetnay as carriers
spanish While it contains of the above dan
rous articles power relieving and curing
vi c cannot be approached by any OF them
separately combination II acts specifically on the Liver
Pures Blood pores the skn and assists ma
xpe the system the seeds Of Disease or what Is
Mineral Drugs, which clog and final
~ DESTROYS the constitution. -.
See the cure Mr. Longicn of Virginia; He had Chills
twice dav for Years nothing would relieve him until he
tried Spanish Mixture only three bottles of which eff
him health has he had return Of the
disease since. may lJdim
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'I'o MANIEA SfiEsEHs.-Webaxe or. 49,,
a "a 40, aie' ohNe OI On Almonds Oh Ienon o mn
Saho' oh W ihtergreen on Rose (;eraLpu an h Der
Si mmd aus Sg.d o Cloves Cinnamon Barr Gp o
~, s; nsa,us 81 andng Brushes Brandt, a Psint
s sUf'" %tct Iobaeco Flavor from, : us ant
reasonable prices + n 10, ai Oh which We Sell at
may l5-dSctsf .h'NfsbN q co,
'l'otheear rs a Druggists
CODA WATERPROOF so,,
PIN p %auon' with choice variety "f 20 - now
Lemon, &c, &c ' ~ a., ,stlarilla X t,p5erry
spl l9n d II. thompson Co.
Apothecares and Duyg;s a
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-15

writer in the Richmond Enquirer nomins,e-
Lieut. NJ. +. Maury for the Vice Presidency. on
the ticket with Mr. Buchanan. As Lieut. NJ.
il We are not mistaken. is aud always has been a
whig. the suggestion is wiser than We are
acou stoned to see in Democratic Journals
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-15

ENOK RENy.-Ny Brick Gon.c First s,,
- recently repaired and painted thoroughly, in a good
neighbour ood and the business part the
ready for the occupancy of family Apply to
GEORGE WHITLOCKE.
Petersburg, Va.
Mr.. J. s. Bar at the Farmers Bank will give any
nation desired AS to the premises. imay l2.codZy
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oar correspondent a WING sound. note
that will wake a responsive echo ia many bosoms
From conversations with such gentlemen a. We
have thought proper to consult, We feel author
ICED to say that the Wing. Of Lyuchbprg will
hulj meeting towards the last of the month. of
which due notice will be hereafter given.
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pastpouer,tcpt,
AND I.oT a, a,....--

The above sale Is postponed unti Saturday the nth %,
T. H. PAGE. L. "H
may l4tl7may A. s. REID Trustees
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S1sSSO1t EeON.-CSc fra, of ID Iur,i a
W FkEtNltE is this day dss lived, by mutual consent
VA persons having claims against billiard Walton and Dil
"rd t'tecnee viii present them T. Il Grcenlre f,r
Wen and those indebted to billiard & Walton and Dilatd a
'tehfe VIII make payment To T. g. Greenee who is alone
'honzed to settle and ceive the The name Of firms
" only to be uscd in settlement debts by T. q fr.ani
aud No else. W : mn ,ps '''e
may 10 aus +. g GREENLEE.
NNHHSkE AND W1NEs.-sDn con.i.nn,.,,
" u barrels Hecihed Whisky, b6is Malaga " na ~
,ao, ~ ", " '''''' w IL, MOSBY.