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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-27

1 Trustees sale Of Real Estate. 1.-The
attention Of Capitalists 10 solicited to the Trustee
sale of Real Estate, This Afternoon at O'Clock, near
the Agricultural Fair Grounds
je H-lt LARUS SHINE, Aucts
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Col. Fremont and his Friends.

The nomination Of Col JOHN CHARLES FIRE.
MONT doe, not receive the cordial approval of all
the Blacks. In trip North aud North-westward-
Iy recently we could see that those of the people
who sympathised with the Black Republicans
did mt like it at all. They thought a more dstin
guished individual should have been named-one
who had, like Smith, and Giddings, and Garrison,
and others, labored in the cause of fanatcism, and
who had hazarded something and spent much for it
But to nominate man whose legislative career
was only of eighteen days duration, and whose
free soil affinities were but recently developed
they considered very unuise. The martyr, SUN.
NER, however, has just written letter to the Re-
publican ratification meeting in Boston, in which
he declares his most cordial concurrence" in the
nominations made by the Philadelphia Convention;
and declares that he will support them with his
voice and vote, his mind and heart. He adds -
81 have long honored Col. FREMONT for his ce-
Mus in geographical enterprise, for his manly for
titude for his perfect integrity, and for his easy
command Of men, sas*w
On the other hand, the National Era, the aboli.
ton organ at Washington. considers the nomina-
ton "unft TO be made" Itihns briefly touches off
the qualifications of the candidate of its party:
"FaEMcrT 10 young man a successful ex pIorer:
unfamiliar with politics; without experience as a
statesman without antecedens or records of any de-
ciarcd opinions on the great question which agiates
the country" ~
1t goes on to remark with pungency, in sub.
stance, that, had the political managers and New
York and Boston anti Nebraska dailies, been as In
dustrious in intoxicating the necessity Of selecting
Presidential candidates from the ranks of eminent
we'll tried Statesmen. rs they have been in hunt
ing up and magnifying unknown and Intred men
1t would not now be accepted a. an axiom, that
the more signal mans services the less his fitness
a. q Presidential candidate.
GoyEREoRSHIP OF kAEsAs--A dispatch from
Washington says that it Is nnauthenticaIly rumor.
Cd here that Gen. p. r. Smith win be appointed
Governor Of Kaneas vice Governor Shannon.
THE NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
The Mayor Of Baltimore, Wednesday evening W.
toed the resolution rescinding the resolution ba,a
tofore adopted prohibiting the Baltimore ana oh,o
Kaiiroad Company from leaning tho Nortbr essern
Virginia Railroad Company e55o,oo0 70 comulete
shsar road 70 Petersburg.
"e cevporsiion Of Frederieksbure has p.il
ls haa 10000 Of the principal Of her dsb. IA
- 49, swc ysass, besides paying the interest
ccoa o % The haisnss. soms el5ocoo q 1ese
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IN. 4. MEApoR.


RAFT ALUM SPRINGS, Gratis Ceunty
~ vA.-Ths propdeton Of these SPRING. whlch
have for time past enjoyed very favorable re-
putaton In the counties surrounding them, hare bean
induced to put the water In barreIs for the eonveni
ence Of invatds in other sections
For the present, the price II fixed 1t rese untcn
barely covers cost Of barrchnG and the carriage.
lts healing virtues are beyond question. The fon
lowing certificate from Dr.. Carpcr, leading and well
known phycisn " BotefouFt county, Il seleefe~ nom
many Of equal rsspsctahility and force: ...
81 EiHcAsTLR, BoTErounr Con VAL
s5 ae July 2s<h, le56
Having been called Oh BY tho propdstors Of the
"Crsie Alum Sprinfss 20 express my opinion Of re
medicinal Virtues hereby state. that have exam'p.
I'd the analysis OF the water (made by f.of b0othe 81
Phiiadelphisl and beleye 4 we'll adopted to cure s-
sases requiring atenc or Alternative action On ne ys
tenn and further state that have ksows scs 70
msrksble cures eaeetcd By 10 ase IN aeFotoss 49,
1AmpEp n. CARRxns ID:
The w.tes has besa saslyxsd b. Professor Scoshs
"A mineral sprins Of such nchnsss and ssslity .
The aualyss indcatea win prove valuable std 20 ths
physician. liz position II the healthy mounteie e
Eon Of Virginia, about equi-dstant nom many q tns
sulphur and other we'll known spring. 81 the etats
confer higher valus upon the eulphafed Cbaiypsss
q Craig county. Very respesttsliy. a.o...r
Eruptivs aisssssa Arrangement of the liver, dys-
pspGA he. have yielded to the power cf THE yates
and prove IL eGceey wherever It hes been tE1ea.
Till very valuable water d fos sale IN barrels =
~ ~ pPPufna ckLL LApD 1 Co, prussi.sA
10 &R-dfaif Aaente (br the fropretof.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-27

o. Cottage Chamber Furniture.-Par-
tcular att no 10 requested my sale OF handsome
Cottage Chamber Furniture This Afternoon COM
mencing at O'Clock, at the Prescott house. on MAID
$500 - : - THOMAS w. KEESEE,
il Pit Aucfioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-27

" Special Nofice.--Chas. II. Workman
L Co call the attention of the trade to their cargo
sale of Muscovado Sugars and Molasses on the Dock
TO-DAY. at 10 O'Clock 80 je T-lt 7.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-27

" THE USE OF BUSINESS SIGNS seems to be get
ting out of dato of late years in large cities. Stew
art, the Prince of dry goods merchants in New York.
has not SO much "shinge" over his door. Half
he Wholesale business of that city il carried on in
the 9TH and 9Th stories of buildings where signs would
be completely ont of eye shot without the use of tsle
scopes How, then do merchants in such places make
known their business and attract customers! By
ierns the CARDS by thousands throughout the city
The DISPATCH JOE OFFICE can furnish them by tens
of thousaunds in elegant sye at the cheapest rates
and with great raridty
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-27

~ ~ keeespH Fiyen throush g al lhe sbove
tod States ard CanaAas. Apply 10
nv - On thu Dock.
SlfkAk6 AND B1l1sD 0a.ssJ aaa rec5i,
sera extren,ely low. IHKo RO6ERE0ON,
tsS s:ss, g I, css, ~ n. 3 ~
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NEW APOTHECAKY STORE.
RICHARD II. MEADE. RoBERTs BAKER
B (Graduate of the Philadelphia College of Phar
macy.D
MEADE & BAKER.

APoTHECARIEs, CHEMISTS AND DRUGGISTS.
1856, northwest corner of Main and Tenth sts Just
above the new Custom House,
Have opened and fitted out an Apothecary and Drug
properly preparing and dispensing medicines.
They have on hand, and will endeavor to keep
complete assortment of fresh and reliable Drugs Me-
dicnes and Chemicals; ground and ungrouud selected
Spices Cooking Extracts: Lubn's and other celehrs-
ted Perfumery and Soaps; the finest imported CT
CARS; Smoking and Chewing Tobacco; Brnshes; tur-
gicai Instruments Trusses, and Surgical Appliances
of every description; MotherS Breast Cloths Co
iognes; SponeeG and every article usually sold in
IL 10 their design give sTict personal attention to
the business in all lite branches and article win be
issued which may not be perfectly relied upon for
proper strength and purity OF character.
AZ they have both had many yeafs experiences ia
the frat drug stores of the city they feel authorized
in saying that Physicians orders and prescriptions,
and every Pharmaceutical preparation will be filed
and prepared as promptly and scientifically lat any
other establishment In the country.
~fRESCRIPTIONSw will be accurately dspeus-
ed By one Of the partne at all hours of the day
night. jess6-d&elm
NOTICE TO THE PDBLIC.---The under.
signed begs leave to say that be expects to re-
main in this city one or two weeks and would be
thankful TO serve his friends and the public in the way
OF Sharpening Rszors, and in all other work pertain.
ing to fine Cutlery lie il also furnished with sup
ply OF his matchless Razor Strops. Leave your or
ders with Mr. JAMES o. NELSON, Gutter, opposite
AG js a1aal nssss Main ''fss' ms MEApoR.
HERRING,S sAFES --Business men Of
4 ten insure buildings and merchandise while
their Books. Accounts Stocks, Coupon Bonds, &c
worth thoufands of dollars, unprotected One OF
HeirinK's Champion Safes would preserve them
from FIRE and burglars and cost but small per cant
and select one. B. w. KNOWLES. Agent.
j. 25-5t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-27

" we understand that Mr.. T. l.. GALLEHrks
Juvenile Glass In Vocal Music is preparing to close
TN hrst sesaion of the Richmond Musical Academy,
which takes place early in July with one of the moot
Deautifui Floral Concerts given in this city
me plot Is new and the music seiectsd u from the
osst authors The success which attended the COB
dience at Centenary Church, in May, ensures . fuu
attendance and interesting occasion when this Con-
cert takea nlace - u sss,a..e 2 H -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-27

THE TRANS ATLANTIC TEEEGRAPH.-The Sec
rotary has ordered the United States propeller
Arctic, Lieut. Bergman, now at Brooklyn Navy
Yard, to be fitted out Immediately to make sound
ings for the New York. Newfoundland and London
Telegraph company, between st. Johns, New
foundland and Valencia Bay on the Irish coast
The officers appointed to the vessel are Lieut..
Commander d. H. Bergman, Lieut.. Strain, Act
ing Master j. g. Mitchell, Passed Midshipman Tho
mas and Midshipman Barnes. Eighteen able bo-
died seamen have been advertised for and it is
expected that the steamer will leave on her expe.
dition in about four months.-N Y Herald.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-27

rTyRIMMiNGS, TRIMMINGS, + II nj I.
III Understanding to discontinue the Trim
ming business will sell the whole stock on hand for
cost Ladies in want of Trimming will consult their
own interest aId save money by calling z.
Dry Good. and Trimming Store.
je27 aa a s. Main straet.
nREss GOODS, DRESS GOODS...On
~ hand q good stock of Bafeges, Chally de Laiues
Bsiliants Debeees Jaconetts Lawns, &C., In which
bargains will be sold At l 1 L. WELLS
jeN Cheap Cssh Store. IS Main street.
g UNDklEc..-7JO bxs Adnnlantine Cal |.
~ dies; 10 boxes T. A. Cheess; 100 pkgs Tea; 100
bbls Mackerel; rs do Rock Fish; 100000 ciga of all
erades 1000 Rams Wrapping Paper; 100 ksss Sup.
oj ]. a s0s.' '0' gaze sTEIasLEy, fanny CO.
(AHZk sIhnin rs PA sI |! HTs ma DKAW-
hand beautiful assortment Of the above articles
for gents wear aud just the thing for the warm wea
Their. Call and zoe them az III Main q. aas
jen MERCHANT. WEIsiGER 1 co.
SUlsAhs.-IOO hhd.. Brewn sngar.; 200
- pkss. Lost Crushed, Powdered and Cofise Su-
isn 70 ~ " TISsLEY, TAanY 4 CO.
DINE APPLK CHKKeE-.For sale ~
4 ieH BURTON \ 0REENHOW.
lfIeH. :. Tmrboi, Nsmciscfel and TrmIIv
H Roe Hernnss-foy sale by ~ .
j. q BURTON L OREENHOW.
RAClN MAAis..-A leo ef very nlco Conn.
s.Ia by BURTON, 4 ahEEEHuW.
MOkTicING NJ ANH \ Ae,--Wc have
~ just received an additional sspply Of those vsfy
sssisnsafsd AoFtieine Machines which 70 win IN
enesR CLAhKs0N Z ANDERSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-27

GoyEREoRsHIP OF KAEsAs.--A dispatch from
Washington says that it Ia unauihenticaIly rumor.
Cd here that Gen. p. +. Smith win be appointed
Governor Of Kansas vice Governor Shannon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-27

ICE ChEAM FkEkZEnS, 81 the most
approved kinds. Copper and Tin Moulds, for Ices.
Jeiliss Blance Mengo and Puddings. All the above
the house furnishing and China Store Of
BuLKLEY CO..
jan ls7 Main street, Eagle Square,
rHMAt kLl.lNl: ~ A = X r s..Nlaac 81
1 French Willow, OF various sizas, very suitabis
for travelling; Sailor Work Baskeu, most durable
basket for the lsdieE Palmetto, Willow and Leather
Key Baskets, kc.s For sale ct Isl Main street.
is27 BULELEY 4 CO.
1k OhNkTe AMI BOYesHATn aeIIfns o.
- e c0st On hand, spall lot 81 Bopncts for La
dies. Misses and Childrsu. Alss. few Boys' Hats
which, - the sssson has Advanced will be add of
prime Gust. For bargains cali Il
q G ~ j. L. WEIga
jeN 81 Main street Mansion HOUSE
WHlTk DUCK GaDATe.-- ~ 3 have Irs1
- Feeeiyed lsrge Ine 81 Whits Duck coata vhich
efe rally besqtifal Callsnl re fhein & "a S.
MERCHANT, WEIeI0ER I CO.'S
q - liz Main & -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-27

ID FRENCH EMBROlDERY-Will be opened, in
my large sales mp stairs, this morning. direct
from New York, alarge assortment Of Bonusts Rib.
bons Parasols. % cartons French Embroidery EN-.
bracing general assortment of rich and desirable
styles. At private sale only to the trade for few
days. 4Ha
jeT ALEXANDER MOTT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-27

DEATH OF HERO OF THE REyoLUTIoS.-Mr.
Rufus Cogswel, revolutionary pensoner, died in
Essex, Mass on the 18th inst, aged 100 years.
Mr. Cogswel was soldier of the revolutionary
war, and was in the American army under Gates,
at the capture of Burgoyne At the time of his
death he was the Oldest person in the town. if not
in the county. He had been blind for the last IF
foo raa Salem - l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-27

MORMON ABoMINATIoSs were pretty thorough.
ly exposed before Judge Peabody. Supreme Court
Referee in New York city on Tuesday, in suit
brought by father to recover possession of his
abducted children. The testimony disclosed dis
gushing state of depravisy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-27

GENTLElIEN,S SHOES. ..Geu.
temen, we have now on hand Z large stock
of French Calfskin Oxford Ties, of our.
own ci manufacturer also city made Patent Leather
shoes. These Shoes will be sold as cheap Is North
ern made Shoes of the same description.
Also, large variety of cheap Caters for gents at
3 ~ $50 C. Is. MAURTCE,S
je q as Isl Main st.. Richmond Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-27

r. t~s-~s nj > rEA.iEH PUCAHONTAS
Sxs4saH1skE-- FOR BALTIMORE.
Freight received to-day, FRI
DAY, and upt the hour of o'clock, r. NJ. SATUR-
DAY, the 28th inst.
goods to-day.
Shippers are requested to send In the names OF
their consenees SATURDAY afternoon, or their ship.
ments viii DO consigned to order.
j. 27---2t LUDLAM T. WATSON s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-27

deal Faculty and the ladies Of Richmond and fs vi
entity, ~ LEECHER AND CUPPER, and trusts,
py assduons attention, TO msrt their kind patron.
age. ts3s 50 g
Mrs. w. may be found q ell hours, day and night,
ct her residence, Messrs. eublett 4 Brothers
Hardware store, 2iS Broad o..
n. b. The best imported LEECHES constantly
receiving and for sale.
An orders from the country promptly attended b
and carefully packed
ALso-Iadiss BANDAGEs % hand, and mads
70 order.
- A light over the door ffom O'Clock TN morn
ing ID 25--ts
Y MllDliFOND e. cos WkNrKK.s kX.
facsured Tobacco from RICHMOND through TO the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-21

The following Is the INCLUDING paragraph Of
the address of the Wing Central Committee in
TIN, State, in Isis, signed by james Lyons ehai
fman.
"Of Mr.. Fillmore we deem it necessary only To
state that hei- one Of the most gifted Of the sons
Of the Empire State: known throughout the land
by the ability with which he discharged the du-
ties Of chairman of the committee Of Ways and
Means in Congress, and now filing, by an over
wbelmiug vote Of the people Of New York ono
ef the most important Offices in the State. Self
taught and self created by the aid of The poo-
pie, b" has risen 10 high station in the resp ect
= lt- connuman. lleeome, before you under
II, military ghfa-b,t in the gagb Of civilian.
c,pafouc'din public ahflr- lii enemies will de-
nonncc Lim. They viii say that be favored
ihei1l1>try of his country moro than HAT OF
M, ohpr. md VOTED TO protect il. VIII Amer
reaa~ consider TINT SINGULAR They will shy
'3al hc l., IA aao!i!ouist We disbe.iese it. he
rao=. lee !, aman Of sense and a patriot
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-21
Horrible .prsiu "a Of esumnnit'.

African travellers have spoken OF "A tribe OF
negroes who pn-sess that ornamental apPendnge
~ much admired by Loud Mpnbpddo. tail; but
iheir statements have never received eredeuce.
II nppfars. however that race of men with
tails r.ally dae- cai.i IN the interior # Africa,
In n recent sitting oflbe Academic des Sciences.
N de COURT. related that in l-i2, lie fund in
the service # friend at Mecca, one # those
wrafehrs, the lowest assurrdly Of mankind The
creature had an exterior pr"longation 81 the yer
febral column Ia The extent Of three OF four inch
es He stated ihat be- belonged to the tribe Of
thu Ghilanes, whose territory u sltunied tar be
yon,I the SEMINAR who thirty or forty thou
sanl in number. worship The sun, the moon, tho
sfars the serpent and thu sources of great riv'
or. f-upposed 10 be the Nile) 10 which last they
immediate victims They eat plants, roots, fruit
aud nav flesh. and ike it bleeding; very par
TIM to human flesh, and eat tho bodies Of their
enemies Of all ages and both sexes. whom they
may slny in batle They, however, prefer the
nrsl Of women anA children rs more sueculrnt
lheY rarely exceed five feet in height. arc i'll
propofii6ncd with long. thin bodies, long arms,
1nger and Hatter hands md feet than the rest Of
human kind, have the lower jaw large aud long
thu forehead narrow aud excessively retrenting,
the ears long aud deformed. the eyes small black,
brilliant, the nose large aud fiat, the mouth large,
the lips thick. the teeth strong aud sharp, the
hair wbolly, hut not abundant. The man exam
med by NJ. de Gnnret, had been 80 long in slave
~ US to have forgotten his native language; but
he suited that notwithstanding he had done all
ia his power 10 snbduc the savage appetite he
wn- twice week seized with rage for Iaw flesh
which hi, master satisfied by giving him
ormans lump OF mutton, aud that il this were not
done, he felt TINT he could not refrain from Stay.
lug and eating woman or child. VI. de touret
snys TINT the natural dispositions of this animal
wprn rood. thai his fidelity Ia his master wa.
striking, and that he was mol without inteli-
Eeneei but in the slave markets of the East,
where the race is hot unknown, they arc consid-
cred actr stable.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-21

The larEMAL REslDENeE All BIARRlrz. &C.
cording TO Court gossip i not favorably regar
ded by the ladies in waiting. The Emperor it is
report d. was greatly amused at the confusion
and dismay exhibited by the crinoined ladies of
honor when tkey were first n.herea 10 the rooms
allotted To their use in the little palace. "NIon
Diru." Dried one mot 81 large the convent
where was brought up" Good gracious'"
rxclnims another. 1--WE shall never be able 90
sqoeeyr into these coJdnous. for they are nothing
better" The cor formation Of the ladies' maids
was even more Ion Wy expressed aud amid all the
general belief thai The Emperor himself had
perinlendcd the design Of this wing of the palace
has rendered the welfare against This State i'm
prispnment on Of the chief diversions Of BiarIiz.
The Duchess de liassano has increased the mpr-
rL,ent of the party by clever petition. put int"
rhyme, and placed Ia the and, of the Imperial
Prince, purporling - BE- written in the name 1T
all the brussels. cfInoiIup.. t0HTneurS. aud 0ga
eeHfeS Of Paris. who, cramprd AMI squeezed be-
yond endurlncein the hermit cells If their untnr
tanntc owners. were gradually losing all the elias
ticity aud ygor which rendered them 81 redouht
abb in Paris. The "hermit cells Of Biauitz
are scarcely len feet square, containing sm1ll
iron bcdstcad, couple Of chairs, aud dressing
fuIla
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-21

manner o. fond a ftynrua'. opinion Hpan.ts w.,
pet either - character II faieHt.' n iutcitet-
or At leAst an ordinary looking u,aa-sneh "as
a. emong thousand strangers. would be about
the lat drs grated as a candidate for the Presl-
deuey. The lusurant. brigand development of
hair and whi.kar- which deligh, the Jessie Club
in his pictures. are minus in the original. aud
far from being abundant. His beard struggles
ihiny over a considerable. surface, and his black
hair uniquely parted in the middle i. manifestly
beginning to assume the same consideration"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-21
"Because II single spark"
Fremont, Personal AppearaHce.

The editor Of the Macon Telegraph, writing
tfam New York under date IF the I'm nlt.. gives
IA" following description OF fremnnt's personal
fp'arancc: Il sn@ Fremont the other day-a
ak e"mpleNoned, swarthy man of although
-anle seven years younger in appearance.
>hnuld ,av he WAS about FIVE feet eight inches in
sislt.and weighs one hundred and forty pounds
liz forchcad l. low. but n9ad eyes deep set
aud very CLOSE togeIher--u nose ths best ftaturel
,ane and stregh and nothing either IN face or
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-21

reauiIes 4 cold Northcst storm o make G. M
stove Ware House the busiest and attractive ulsea -
aud would adNis all who are not prepared for W."
er's chilling winds tnakc haste fhther his beantIf
soriIucutt entirely gone a.
lie has now hand u full supply of Furnaces Por
Cook OF various patterns, Parlor Office and =
of every size and STYLE Tor wood coal Crates 49,
surpassed in beauty and which fail Ia n,
fisIous He also prepared do all kinds Of &
work. either ia I'm Copper OF Iron with patch neatp
III Plumbing business sasn carried by him in MAJ
that cannot beexcecd lis friends and patrons both in %
and country viii profit by calling I'm
All orders promptly attended to
c S. BLISS
Mann - . l,,.,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-21

Ionuets CIoaks Fus, Dress Caps HeHd Dresses
Slrey,s. IIandkerelefS Stockings Gloves Dress lrus
Jet If every character French Girle n a,
eede the and killing Corset Hoop Skirts Zcfvr 5
for women children, Cheneal Head Dresses in the
variety nslcd Japonicas, and other elegant flowers
hair Cn Hair Braids and Frizeitcs Conls and an e,r
variety all of which, am determined to sell chs
rr Than ever Tor cash ~
Recollect pretty Bonnets at 81 80 and 80 90
oct lots A. S. ENGIFpo,-r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-21

optSoE co Vt. Nov. 2J-Nr san ~ f'a" - Ia
. 90, La, Inn. was violently attacked win a CON
Ia gb WIN lame side aud stomach and was n9' liee
- con pn during that summer In beeelahei ~
Increased 10 nm alarming extent so that daring 'he
- I,s a,anf thirty five pounds Of flesh and phy
an B., HON advised could give me no r'le hsa' l.
elects If wIsTAHs BAfsAN % Win 'iNli -, ~
way of friend who had received the greatest hehe'' Nv
4 II tho article and eiued IT, make ifiai 81 my
had moi taken up one bottle beftre was complete! '''
aid from that day 10 this. have mt been troubled Wi"
ehcerfaiy recommend It 10 All a" 1oVTiS
great value -, - -. -. = -
al1e genuine uncss signed BUTTS IN the Wrapper
- mi y FD.XIE A c. IL Washington street Dos
ton iropretors Sod by Their agents every" IRE
For sale by } II. THOMPSON co. AMI J IL. sEA''
n. L.. ILL.,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-21

The bridal arrangements, the magnificent irons.
of the bride. &c, in view OF the apnln,,b
ing marriage OF the Princess Royal of ENGLAND
at Berlin. attract much attention that hand
reds are actually going from London To wines
them. There are six rooms filled with silks. SAT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-21
Fillmore Meeting.

We learn from the Alexandria Gazette that
there largo meeting Of the friends Of Mr.
Fillmore Mt Langley. Fairisx county, ON We'd.
nesday A number of ladies' present and
There wero banners, music. procession, aud all
the Other incidents which show the heart- and
feeling of the people. The meeting was held an.
der the auspices Of the Alway- Eeady Clnb-and
they gave fine Barbecue On the occasion. IA.
natod, able, anI eloquent speeches were n,dr
by Messfs VIM, H. Dulany. Cary, aud Il. ".
Thomas.