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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-04

summary 1oanp!"im.t.-.'D' tiet u9f GOO ~. =
tabsned any attempt 10 cntroY H. that most
the diseases which often fatal Ia the summer podue
ed fruits and Vegetables by which the stom
dsorde the liver deranged the blood stsgnated aud
the digestive rendered Inactive not torpid Cholera
cholera morus bilious and cramp choc dy scnery arrhUa
such like complaints terminate and thrive upon improper
food and times becomes deep seated and fixed
constitution that the ard most active mineral med
unable their progress until the patient
prostrae and all hopes relief ended Who It that has
fine healthy infant adults seized with of the
annoying diseases above spoken Of and despite the skill
science of medical gentlemen waste away under their treat
And how this 10 be accounted forf Simply by the
fact irsead of administering remedy tostay the failing
strength of the afflicted and theame time check the disease
In the remedy prescribed aided in the exhaustion
of tho natural strength and by the time that the disease
mastered the sufferer PROSTATE and failing TO excite
action patient died from the the poison admins
tered uproot the disease Not with Bakers Premium
Bers which composed entirely of vegetable matter and
which have only proved themselves the best tonic
but failed disorders stomach and
bowels when taken according to directions.
Price so cents per bottle.
For sale by Messrs Srother & Whitehead and Stabler
Jones Lynchburg and by Druggists generally.
iunp 20 2W
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-04

The cars on the East Tennessee and yirei,;,
ralrnad have rearted Norristown, forty ian,
;n''@s a,,'Ne hnoz'i'e. The cars on the Virgin
ry aud Henry College ten miles eo.t Of i-.''o
"a'ing distance between the ,ermini nj tbn
Two road, OF about one hundred aud ten mill
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-04

The KING oF.PoLyoRATEs.-A vine dresser of
Albano, near Rome, is said to have found in n
vineyard the celebrated ring of Polycrat This
treasure, the history OF whichis familiar 10 all
readers OF Schller's ballads, was brought to Rome
after the death of Polycrates. 522 years before
the birth of Christ; it also by Pliny, and
mentioned by him. The Emperor Augustus
placed itin golden case and deposited it for
safety IN the Temple of Concord. The stone Of
the ring is of considerable size and oblong in
form. The engraving on it, by Theodore of Sa-
mos the son of Talkes,is of extraordinary fine
mesa aud beauty. Il represents lyto with
three bees lying about; below, on tho right. u
dolphin; on the left. the head ofa bull. The
name of the engraver is inscribed in Greek char
acters. The upper surface of the stone is slight
y conesve, not higbly polished, and one corner
broken. tits asserted that the possessor of this
ring has been offered $4,000 dollars for il by an
Englishman, but has declined it. expecting to
make more profitable bargain with the Empe-
ror Alexander.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-04

RUSSIAN IDEA OF A CHRISTIAN A Russian
recently murdered lady Tor thu sake of her sa
BILE lining of her cloak. The deed was commit
ted during Lent. The murdered Indy had a III
tie basket which contained pie Having been
asked by the oommissary why he had moi eaten
the pie GLOW could | think Of caring the nia. y,
replied the assassin. iii may contain meat. and
-devoutly crossing himself nm thank God -
good Christian" :"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-04
A San Francisco letter says:

The contributions to the fund for the supper
and education Of Mr.. Kings children ahead y
amount To S2S, 900. At least 2i0,OO0 will be
raised. Mr. King expressed wish just before
he died that his children might be educated in
California. A gentleman of the Vigilance Com
mittee, s. P. Dewey. Esq, has donated to Mrs
King beautiful cottage house, and she will go
into it this week. She bears her misfortuues
with great resignation.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-04

dae cures Diarrhtea Cholera Mornus, fho c prepared
nv / II Thompson Co. has given entire sasat ton IL e
those Who been fortunate as 10 use IT, This Fis
moi composed harsh disagrccabr aud stimulating nre
ents but is pleasantly combined that thc smallest child VIII
take it, soothing and tonic TO the stomach and bdac
and when directed fails TO afford relief
short time Every family should have bottle within
this season of the year. when bowel complaints are rfr
Icn, fiuiy 2 d&eifgmo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-04

Ing the attention Of all who Interested
themselves or friends
Or s. w. F0ule-Dear Sir In offering my testimony fa.
yor of your WILD CHERRY / speak
experience having received signal benefit from
the use of bottles hich urged upon By
INV apothecary who backed his recommendation by giving
Xraordir from its having with.
in his knowledge had taken violent cold followed by Is
deep seated cough which qicty produced vomiting with
pain brehed with difficulty he'd night sweata
lost appetite short, plecly Frustrated My
physician prescribed for but found relief eommcn
taking the Balsa small doses at first and almost mme
began improve My cough abstud my strength and
appetite and in few weeks was able to attend to
usual fe. indebted to Wistars Balsam r.
cheerfy give leave to make Whatever
you please of this statement
Very respectfully, yours &c.
Boston, Dec 2, 1861 ROY AL SMfTH,
None genuine unless signed 81 IT'S on the wrapper
SETH w. FDWI4E a. Co, l3S Washington Street, Bcs.
ton. Proprietors Sold by their agents everywhere.
For sale by j. IL THOMPSON 81 co. and ]. II. SEAY.
p dNctaw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-04

FROM THE MISSISSIPPI TO LAKE MICHIGAN
The Fox River Improvement in Wisconsin is
completed, and the event has been signalzed by
the passage of a steamer through it from the Mis-
sissipp river to Lake Michigan. This great event
IN the lake and river commerce If the we st was
greeted by the people all along the shore of the
river with sastes Of artillery. music from bras
bands and huzzas of mutitudes bearing banners
and notices. At the town of Green Bay the eiti =.
zens held grand festival in homer of the ocoa-
SION, at which addresses were delivered a process
sl"If was formed and an impromptu ball given to
terminate the ceremonies
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-04
Testimony Of DIR. .. Knichcr

cahonias Co, April 10th ls55
Oenenmen :--Sonc aonths since paieu applied
me for medical advise alrici with severe form of
~ syphilis c had been the Charge OF two physicians
without deriving reiei commented Using the regular
edes of tho proIession she disease stabboY resisted an
my efforts reputation CATERS Spanish Mixture
inc reached being ,nay acquainted with youg
selves determined to give ria. dbl and in short
time ifs good evident, snd three bottles
him
act of justice to suffering human1ty csn Withhold
NV tetimany alternative and prompt lugt
blood take pleasurein recommending ii 10 Tic
profession public generally Yours respectfully,
iuiy I'm o. BUTCHER, NJ. D.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-04
The Fourth.

As customary and appropriate. all labor will
be suspended in this office to- day and consequent
ly the virginian will not be issued tomorrow morn.
inc.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-04

The long projected bridge over the Hudson
river at Albany bids fair 10 soon become n
fixed fact. The eummis -ioners opened their sinh
scipton books for the half million of stock.
which WINS promptly subscribed on Thursday
INST and IN about a months time the commits
sioners wilil"cate the bridge aud pat the wo.k
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-04
ACvERETr's ExnunITuoN.-EvnR

HNVERETT's ENHsEHTbON.--EVERE
HL THE GREAT AMERICAN MAGICIAN, together with
his Talented Company engaged at great expense for
season. viii give two Of their varied and unique
ments at Dudeys Hail. Thursday and Friday Nights July
10th and nth.
In addition To EVeretts wonders. which of the first
order the Entertainments comprise greater Of
eeaneons Performance than any other Exhibition travel
ling Doors open al I! O'Clock Performance commence at e
Admission % cts, Children and Servants Is
For Particulars, hand bills J G. Chiffon Art
iultF E#tfft
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-04
Willard Fillmore.

The speech of Mr.. Fillmore at Albany is con
sidered by all but his political opponents a. a
noble outburst of patriotism and .loquence. II
goes 10 the heart OF every lover Of his country.
aud inspires the assurance that "the breed OF
noble blood is not yet extinct. The New York
Express, in noticing this grand effort. shys
There Is a music aud ring in MIR. fillmores
speech in Albany, which published yesterday
more In the vein and spirit Of old Harry Clay than
any thing we have been having for years. II is the
philosophy Of the Farewell Address of Washington
clothed in the inspiring and indignant eoanence of
Henry CLAY. The Statesman, the Patriot the Orator,
warns as of the peril of sectional partes and Of
the fearful consequences Of their establishment II IA
a speech to be abused, because II IL so manly and so
true-for while the Buchanan aud Pierceies will be
indignant at the rebuke Of the repeal Of the Missouri
Compromise which has brought ms into actual civil
war in the Kansas Territory the Sewardites will be
not less indignant because of this rebuke of their
tional organization. Bat let them all abuse Mr., Fill
they will such speeches rs these start the
country into life, and send thrill through the nation
al heart
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-04

The Augusta l6a) Chronicle and Sentinel my
tho stampede OF tho alien voters IN the North
and Northwest, from Buchanan 10 FdEMoNr, is
beginning to open the eyes Of his followers, and
they almost imagine they see the handwriting on
the wall They feel that the loss OF that vote
sounds the death kncl to all their fond anticipa-
lions of spells, for they know that its loss seals
BUcnANAN's fate, and places the contest between
Mr.. FILLMORE AND FREMONT; and this will DO
patent to the whole country in very brief peri
cd. The Germans of tho Northwest, in Ohio, IL
linois, Indiana, Michigan aud Wisconsin, and
they compose nearly hall the voting population of
those States. are already holding immense meet
ings, and ratifying on masse the nomination Of
Fremont. And RonERr EMMETT, the great lead
of the Irish in this country, is leading off in
the same line ofpolicy. They are all for "jre,
speech, free soil and fee labor, against slave la -
Dor" These are tho sentiments of the men,
who, the Democrats have told us, were such re-
liable and true friends of the SOUTH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-04
Democratic Testimony for Mr.. Fiji
more.

We give below some extracts from speeche
from leading Democratic Senators, at the elos'
ofMr Fillmeres administration, found in thu
Congressional Globe. No President, says the
Jacks son lAliss.l Flag, since the days OF Wash
ingtou has ever ELECTED such cncomiums frou
the leaders of his opponents in Congress. We
commence with an extract from speech OF Gen.
Cass:
aThe Administration has placed itself high In the
great work fpanlyae The country, and they have re-
eeived the need OF appreciation from political friend
and political foes partdke ef tie ontaenf. do
them Justice. But am Democrat and God vii
ling mean TO die one. This is Wing Admins
ir,ton but there is no reason why should not do
them Justice and do il with pleasure, In this great
matter of the sairaton Of is eoHntrgfI may say
have done shn continue to do so,whateyer sneers
their papers NAV contain, for do It not for their
sake 5f for The sake Of The cosafry.- Speech Of Mr.
Cass in the Senate, March 10 1851.
A debate arose in the Senate ON the 2lst and
22d Of February 1851, in which President Fill
more's course was referred to. lie had preyi-
ousy sent a message to Congress asking further
provision of law for putting down mob violence &
insurrec,ionary resistance to the Fugitive Slave
law. The President was hercely nssaed by the
leaders of abotionsm. but beside the old time
and truthful Democrats Vo'uh'eerea 'nsir tes''-
mouy to his fidelity. his energy and his pa
triotism. We shall only quote here Demo-
cratic testimony. II is a whitening rebuke 10
those who now for the merest partizan purpose
seek 10 defame Mr. Fillmore Here IN tho re-
cord:
80 FAR as understand ,ne measures o',no rfcsl
dent approve .hsh' anu oe''o'e Nv is oe'oi''"cu
10 oe nus ""v nt"is !" ~ '"'a NV nv "
one menoer VI '''e ov'ia', w s"Y "'e t - 'i' -"
Is eeeo'ife, "n "n'ps ~ ~ a r.,t,,
eesshfy power witn'n spp Nuns 81 '"0 'one"''"o"'
= zen. LeWis LASS fep' - l7''
Il thhk 'nefe u no lus' efo",u u ,'p'oa'n ""n'
ever towards 'he eAegu'lVe % 'lo na',ou u'i mp
py 70 see the sen"'or rom s"n''s
~ different pohheai re""ohs W NV 'fesioeh'l no
nun me lus",e ~ W, "' t'N my ~ ~,
declaration oi ePia'oh "nl'h ~ mas "lH"n- IL
am perfectly fetshe" ii"u' an N''"" VI 'ho iios',
gent ana nis .apieN '''' ''ee - nus P'.,'c' ,u
imm"'aoie aeteiihla.ioh W ea''y ii,o ,Ao'a'on NV
Jaws OF the iahu' anu 10 e,pio. a" ,e means III 'ne,r
power IN order 10 accomplish IT, non ,,e"ie'' -
y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-04

rxSsWe authorised 10 auponnco EDMUND j. 1Uuk
EIt candidate fill the vacancy ia the Office sheriff In
the County Of Amherst An election for is purpos
lrld In said County Thursday the 10Th Ut e next
Thicker elected will select Mr. Albert 4. Jameson for III.
deputy. MA II bfhp' NAlS
u ipulV
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-04

Davis n ain EKiilcr.-BRooKLIS Conn, June 10 1851
FRIEND DAVIS Although stranger you, take thu
liberty OF addressing few lines the of
words In invaluable medicine
used your Pain Killer for number years. for bowel
plant and burns and in fact pains ali kinds, think
eminent. have had several attacks of dysenteiy
very violent attacked at three o'clock in the morning
and sunrise able get of my bed and
twenty five cent bottle of your Pain Killer, which
menced taking according directions O'Clock
evening bowels regular and was up and moving
about although somewhat weak would all
iraly afflicted avail themselves of yonr invaluable medicine
ELMEK WILLIAMS
Sold by Druggists, Grocers and Medicn Dealers every
where. june 26 DIV
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-04
$1c.OOn wonrm or sr.pre nrv

ihtehdmg TO close mp my business in mis- cit, So ~
r. 81 september (st which time my lease ,xnrs - vi
,ns nay oher nay entire Stock of Goods ~ ~, g.
Wine % anu very desirable, there are great man
PM. ,,s'n ~ u, such ~ are always In Demand '
uo eti custon ers dealing q credit " N c ha,, -,
fine nf Al good sold cost be paid for Ar tho
tulv ldlwif a T. LEWIS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-04
Ballot RI0x stuning How !. al man



From the San Francisco Bulletin May III
The day breaks at last. Tho viainy and
corruption which have so long run riot IN ihis
community. now bid lair 10 be FULLY exposed
The outrageous frauds IN the ballot-box that
nave been so long conniyed at. If not openly
coun,enanced by the vile offciary Of our city,
are being exposed. No wonder that these VAN.
pres sre heard to howl for claw and order now
they find that their power 10 plnnder the people
il pas ling AWAY. A the honor ct this expose is
alone due to the Vigilance Committee, let every
good citizen aid aud countenanc- their efforts 10
nnmask the ,ainy which has 50 long preyed
upon the vital interests of our people.
There was on exhibition last night. Mt the
rooms Of The Vigilance Committee, ballot-bnx
used at the election in certain ward in this city
which gives us one of many clues 10 the modus
oper0n6 If the suffers. The box referred to
I. about eighteen inches square. painted blue,
rather rougly made but ballot box,and known
10 have been used for that purpose. 1t has the
hole aud the old wax used To seal it up with at
the closing of the polls still remaining on the
box.
On opening the lid all appears right-a plain
simpr box, nicely planed and smooth; ut the
bottom lie few ballots, Gust as it was fonud,)
opened. Pull out the bottom.and presto. charge
1urn the box up side down, when fresh supply
Of new and unopened ballots present themselves.
oi the right stripe aud in quantities. ii these
are found to BE- Insufficient presto change again
and You pull up enc side of the box, and 10 and
behold! there are hundreds. if not thousands; of
the little jokers," all closely folded. and of the
genuine stripe, all nicely printed, reminding one
of the millions of maggots that cover the mould
ering. decaying remains Of some vile animal.
Now the Law aud Order clique and
behold how ea-y it is to elect Casey for Super
visor, when he was not even candidate, norre
oeved n single vote for the office; or how Sheriff
Soannel and Billy MulIigan hold the keys of the
county Jail, when Johnson the peoples cand
date, received majority of the votes! Whit
think you now to the necessity of Vigilance
Committee! The door is but Just opening gen.
temen keep quiet, aud the broad light of day
will yet dawn upon our city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-04

Ecfi"hfea Nrcssth.-What lady q gentleman Won
DoWDENS DENTAL FLUID il will NOT only ron Ter T.
80 w MAKE me teen white as uthaster, prevent "e't
fis's and ply sicisns everywhere =
besutiin complcxion be stsi cd by its II
M phpes tan reckles renders the skin and heau
ln mpartog rich roseate hue greatest cosIn''
EVER Known being free from all injurious matter Price
e'n, s.. OF sale ny STROTIIER 81 WHITEHEAD
may CTS nd Dru rrists oyer lyhCrc.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-04

THE HEATING SUBSCRIPTIONS A subscription
for the relief of the widow and children of the
late Thomas Keating, of Washington. put
in circulation soon after the death of Heating,
and the amount subscribed and paid is six hun
dred and thirty two dollars The money col
lected has been disposed ofas follows: For the
purchase of atwo story house near the corner If L
aud Goth streets, which has been conveyed TO the
widow and children rs joint tenants. 5000; paid
for recording the deed 81 IS; paid to Mrs Keat-
ing. S3D,75 The foregoing amour, con.
trbu'ed by seventy five individuals in sums
from 81 to $50 Mteiigencer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-04

iHt tstid cheek aud sHnkea ct hes
orh excite ne regrets and of IUna8 O
W the principal causes Irregularities tho uubs
thy secretions induced a and del litated
me blood or want OF vital energy. DR. L. Wryhs ecrot
uns Antldote has cured thousands CAGES
winch Were Frustrated for months helpless children, and
whom their Physicians had given utterly incurabo
some OF the most respectable be found
attached to voluntary testimonials its wonderful efficacy
female complaints 1t strenr and invgorate boo
on All those torpid humors that obstruct crcn
oh INDUCES regular habits of the system gives life "
he wasted frame mparts the glow health 10 the cheek 81
- " ~ f;,no 40 Iu,o
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-04
SPECIAL NOTICES

~ The attention If the members Of the Executive Con
ttoe of the YoUSa Christian A., pcfATfoS f.
csy called to the first regular meeting, which viii h
the Counting Room of Messrs Burroughs Shafer "a al,
saturday next 81 O'Clock T. NJ Important business r
a fnl meeting desirable. s WHITEHEAD, Rec. Ster'y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-04

WHAT NEXT The Mobile Daily Advertiser,
paper moro than ordinarily careful in its state.
ments, in noticing contemplated Buchanan
Ratification meeting in that city, says;
ave are also reminded that IN August 1915 Mr.
Buchanan gave full expression of his opinion IN
gard 10 the pocer IF Congress Sapeyy "a he Terri
tories and TO the power OF the people themselves, and
that the doctrine therein advanced IS totally
tent pih and YepH9RaH 10 that contained the letter of
acceptance
"That letter which was addressed to Mr.. 4. Sanford
of this city, and written for etect--to help Cass-in
the of ls4s will become Of the rstimportaace
that the writer is trying to help himself into the
Presidential chair. We suppose the letter of accept
will be read at the ratification meeting tonight
and il will be fit time to read that other letter for the
edihention of the soyeregns'
We have idea that the managers will bring out
that documen, if they possibly help it, but we
hope some good Democrat, who esteems Southern
Rights and sound opinions superior TO Demoera-
-ey, will have it read Cal for " BuchdnaRs letter TO
Sanford, pritfen IN august, lsAs, and published IN The
DAILY Register Of October All, Of the same gear
Bring ont the letter by all means, gentlemen, let
us weher this accomplished Penns ylvania turner
has not made turn two too much. Let US see
who win defend James Buehanan's doctrine tina;
Congress has The erctsire right ie9isidte The suc
ofSiarery IN the Territories"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-04
A AOrssEx 10, OF Fine ,7ioo xy- 49,

ear- eu small ivoee Of Genuine on Pruri,S o.
/ a los a., o NJ aromatic which with our MIR sin, ,,
W. su, =, 'he Tastes Of oil. For ssle hy '''' us
j Ii r,itIs0soN 20
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-04

AnOfhrr Kemln r1t nbIe Curc of scrOfmia.-SpnT.
ia, Caroline County, Va, March, ls54-Messrs Bennett 4
Beers Richmond -Gentlemen Your Carriers Spanish
ure has performed remarkable person
man. afhi ted with Scrofuia very worst form bsd
mai ne become that his closed had been
$" fpi more than year As last everything eo
had failed was resolved try the xtue admirstc
ed according 10 directions and perfect
cure has been effected satisfied that equals
cuteis spanish Mixture purifier of blood II 5
creating quite an excitement here and sells very rapidly Send
another lot ny Rail road. Yours truly.
june 2l-hlmol 8 'RROADDU>
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-04
&pn. ONO w0nTmoE ORY oop

E1A fAAA WORTH OF DRY a. O0B
" t%O9OVV AT COST AND LESS FOR CAS-
Wishing TO close his stock Of Fancy .
staple Dry Goods offers To his friends aud the public his a.
s'9sk comprising nearly every article kept in the ~
i'He' o9elher w ,Carpenrs, of which are Ne
'.9it, consisting al two ply ilree Jly Brussels 81
5rPoliton 81 lenbeye stuck purchased this Sl'"
aao IN ca be on d desirable Goods. In hn cy
Anwh" are in want If good aud desirable Goods Co-i
selves - IiI,IT ~ "a pAYNE
june lots
OB OFFICE FOR SALT wish 10 sci
- me entire 1f Pr. BORDER GIFTS. GASES, &c W
"nghg 10 the Lynchhurg Republican The type neH
new and the quantity uficen good job office. ~
beng over sixty dhere1t type
iHA aS-t Hurry II PIOsOn i-oYri ef"