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tuerunS gspiB lstn. Die Sebinsunesn inb s%smaetet. 1850,
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Ntnetn III tbrsr Mfutteriprade aufsuparien. y t s6
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DENT beutihtn gublitun lradt Der Undergraduate bic @nseiae, baB
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Ut erbalten.
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8anep @ppb9,
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bee llnterset6neten gu ~bsfbtissn, CT fe anbsrwdrts Gintaufe madsn.
8. 6. q. 3tmmermanH
Son mir Direct tmppriiut @arinae ganafer, bpQGnbiIhe Ssrinor
Sbueiere unb 9imtur9sr Jtdie, Caviar, SarSedrn, SarSfncn. GGSSSI
eplabt, weffpbalhtsr Stinten unb gDurt ~franS6fidcr Senf &c. ic.
fnb in %pcrjl9ltter Suolit6t iCeben 1n9efcmnten iuS fir Gnorpas
Yreife 81 babsn bel 8. 6. g. 3tmmermon
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Yermischte Anzeigen.
VI u auh meIA.

Sroaptry Spii6en Der 2. uno 3. ctr,
MAD! lerisn -6rruueef ub benz ssIammten 0ubGfuni bic ensbenfs
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i!lenfaSrtstrten gieereenia an Sanb Edlt, ben CT sum t~iislen utrS,
lbeiten merssn gut unb bilisi beprat.
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Wirthshafts -Anzeigen.
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blih1n' ubsrbaupt mirc bsrn:t onss,etst, bas bisis aafs aeitmad.
Seule tnlo l4pnfe stnseri@tets sBtrtbldait nit allen Sers unb Maaen
aIsgetattet III, namsnti6 nit: ~ 49,
SGfsstssr-, airabutssr>, 8rdlter- unp SpuanSiI8sna de,
ppuenStlten Sertn9en. SarbeQen unb Gardiner, = tl
Snnpcrttrtsn Sdtnfen u. SerseIats gSurf,
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Seuti6en uip frans6fi6em g3einer,
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1856! 1856!
Salenber fur bas 9abr 1856 Tnb gu babsn bel
AL5I l1l y. 5atiel, gfe Der 5tn unb SrraSIr.
Sob. Seinbarefs seutfbe ans ersliIde Sbule.
SroaeiTsst, ipiltsn }pulbse- unb abamsrStr Der 9rar5 sessnr
~. g. Do hbsr, IN Der frutere1 ,Esrperers- Sal."
.Gs wtrpen ale bic in elmer neutrality-suspicious. 8~plfsftuIe i'm ahsn
Saterianpe sortpn,msnScitl tsstsenitdnbe in Der beutGden
ano' ensltfben Sprade pprgcnpnmen, neblt 9e6nen inS SPulff.
yin reimbursement wirb beipnbers auf 8ppf~ unS 2afetrcfnen
lur grfvsdiinS pmb Sbarfnns bcs 9chtserat9cns) unb Ssidnen,
leip!e att quite 9udt uns Srbnuns sctcet, I'M auf bicle gBciIe bic
Stneer fur ben bier ~ eanbe 10 bpbpiGttsen GeiprbtanS unb fur
eas ~bllr9eritdps ino @eltdftSleben in unlrer srpBcn ReputHf ubr>
taupt sprsutsrsten. 1.N End
p! gas- llnterridt an benz @ianp auf Sertansen. 2
Gs> Stller rpsrben f%prtpdtreno in 8plt unbi 9psis ssilornrwn.
re- gnsif4e %abenbldaIe fur Grtpatient, itSe aBude Srei NAL
ss sanH!s Sae5 htnStrd, sr ,grIernlns Sse 9skns uno 8eritbens
%ss- Der Serdumisc Stuliaal ftbt fr geitIibaftrn III abeuS>
! den, gertantmlanssn 9sssn ssrinse Gntf9abieuns ieSsrsciti IN
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Die 9anlefldihr ,Samestopg' unb ,,Nuenpfe" ,.,,,a,, m.x
mono i am Slsnlta9 llHS Sretas gadmittaa 4 llbr. "" ""p>
- oS''p'sss 0s'esl SlO FUR bic erffe eaiiis, So fir bic ,ip,its.
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rteno lt an Dsnitas unb Samstas gadfntaa. psfalFH @'@-
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2aia7 CUR RISING SUN,
Ira. lite Straee, am 9lltcn @tartte.
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vacant, ppflr nit einihIus p6tentlid,,' Sparbine $500 ,. -.
ssIs1nst piIe. Die bslsn Sssilsn rnb Getydnte aaer srt pcrtcn
alts Btltslte srrabrctt, unb prpmpte, bbnide 9cSienuna ,to.faot.
9sslpnesrs mirb auf Sas ieterseit CUTE unt frii4e RsaSiassr Gu
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Ntamono, 8. Nopt 1888. Spfepb Reinbarbt.
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tSm iafSit 3Ssl., ;%s ;. aats> uno 8usettt, Sbrenliehsn, Sarts
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;as l9ts; 49, ~ ne Der quite erfpls 1T sarattirt burb tasli6 einsstsnSe
2 peraoe Der anerifaniidt Sstppbner, beGIcn Sarbdfeu, uuS Grp,rb
nspr oesr ipetlesr Spn itnansselebtem @tbrautb s,IunS,r G5ltbnaas
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9rsis bas Stld nit rbrau6ssQutpeiin SI' 20 S5r gns % ~ y
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s SsSf, mp ,ll sa!rH' llbertra9uns nsr asentur FIR ZEN Staat 9irei~
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inn lHaz.m 1ag ,ss- ~ E27St
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b s sssi,f S SH,gs'r, aSer alaa. aDssffnfi u. S5;t 9spafivs,sss 1855 $50
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-05
aBNE 7AL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA
WEDNESDAY,. JANUARY, 2 1856.
SENATE.

oENa i T.
The Senate was called 10 order at I2 O'Clock by
1t. Gov. McComas.
A message was received from the House of Dele
gates by Mr.. kemper of Madison. announcing
the passage Of n joint resolution authorizing the
Governor to be notified Of the election Of Willis
=. Bocock rs Attorney General.
Mr.. Flood presented the peti'io Of Chas. H..
Lynch a. Pleasant Pardon asking that the bridge
Of the Rocky Mount Turnpike Company, over
Stanton River, may be made a toll bridge.
Mr. Amber presented the proceedings of a
meeting of citizens of Goochland county; which
passed some strong resolutions on the subject OF
the outrages oi the Northern abolitionists p"rpe-
trated on the rights Of Southern shareholders.
On motion of Mr. Huddleson. the vote taken
yesterday, authorizing the printing of n ihous-
and copies Of Governor Wise's communication to
the General Assembly. was recon-idered, and
the usual number Of copies were ordered.
Bills on the calender were advanced. Those
authorizing appropriations. which were on their
passage, were laid on the table, and made the
order for the l4ih Of Jannary, instant.
On motion of Mr.. Jones, the Senate adjourn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-05

PUBLIC FEELING IN ENGLAND TOWARDS A
MERicA.-The London correspondent of the New
York Courier writes that public feeling in Eng
land towards America is exceedingly friendly,
since the recent war bubble burst. He snys:
An incident of considerable significance. as
evinoing the genuine feeling of the most infuen
tial and respectable of the population of London
towards the United States. occurred at Guldhall
on Tuesday last. at the visit Of the King of Sar-
dinia to the city. When Mr. BUCHANAN was an
nounced he was received with loud, enthusiastic
cheering, which lasted for some time. This spon-
taneous outburst Of poplar feeling was so decided
as to commandthe attention Of every person in that
vast concourse. II was SO marked, indeed. that
even those public journals which sy Systematically
trent America and Americans with GOODNESS and
Indifference could not fail to speak of it."
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-05
I..par ARRIVAL OF EMMiaRAHrs.- i

LARGE ARRIVAL or E~MMIGRAHTs. The ia
vorable winds Of the past few days, have brought
to our port a large number of ships ~freighted by
immigrants from Europe. Some Of these ships
have been between sixty md seventy days on
the voyage. Since Thursday more than thirty
ships have arrived, with upwards OF six thousand
passengers. They are from London. Liverpool
Antwerp. Havre, and other ports. n. y. Conr. Y
Engr. Gath inst.
II these American soysreigns will 60 out to
the North West-Indiana for instance-all males
who have attained twenty.one years,can vote for
the next President aud members of Congress
What think Southern men Of thus flooding the
country with anti slavery voters,to strike down
them and their institutions in the election of
President Il members of Congress! If they have
not given this subject any consideration,it is quite
time TO turn their attention to it. Every male for
eigner twenty -one years of ge.who arrives in this
country prior TO the first day of May next can vote
in mos. of the Freesoil States for President, and
nine hundred and ninety nine in every thousand
are anti slavery men.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-05

BRAVE WoMAN.-A correspondent of the
Baltimore sun. writing from Lane county, Ore
gnn. Nov. DIST, says:
As an Indication of the kind 81 women we
hive on this coast, let me give you the following
heroic incident: The house of II Mr.. lIarri, was
attacked in the afternoon. The inmates were
himself. wife aud little girl. In one hour he had
fallen in the conflict. Before he expired he
gave hi- wife some directions AS 10 how To lond
and fire. The house was a log one, and AT every
assault the Indians would make on the door she
weull give them "A deadly fire frnn a mn-krt
loaded with huckslot, aud also by firing n icvol-
yer. They would then retreat. not knowing the
numbrr whom they ussailed. She held them at
hay until : o'clock the next morning, when she
wa relieved by the volunteers. She literallv
-trea ed the yard with the dead and wounded.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-05

PEACE RuMoGS DfSCREtnrEDIS B RLIN.-Thr
inornal. in the interest of Russia persist in
denying that there i the slightest foundation
for the peace ruun"rs.
The greatest activity i eyinced at ST. Peters
burg, in preparations tor the defence Of the Bal
tie coasts.
The winter will place thousands of laborors at
the disposal of the governments, aud measures
BILE.
Various important changes are to be made in
thu higher commands in thu Russian army.
The want of officers is so great, that every in
aucemcnt is held out to the Junior inability Ia en-
Ter the military service, even to an outfit to those
too poor Ia provide il.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-05
The Pub 10 Documents.

The report or rather abstracts, Of several of tho
Departments at Washington are publishes in the
New York Times, from which w take the sub
joined:
THE UNITED STATES AND GREAT flIrA1N.
The following are the cardinal points Of the
documents accompanying the Presidents Mes
sage, in relation to our affairs with Great Brit
ain:
Mr.. Marcy, in June Of 1851, declares in n dis
patch to Mr.. Iiaahnuan, that this Government
can never Weld Ia the British l,rctension TINT the
Clayton Bnlwor Treaty was only prospective in
its operation. After some spicy diplomatic
censnre of his %canluct in this negotiation. he
closes by deelaring that if Great Britain persists
in holding Ruatan in dcfianee Of all right w"
shall know if her purpose in holding it simply a.
Il navnl and military station is la nifsct injuriouslv
our interests. a prcdetcrmlnation To intortrr"
with our affairs, thus manifested, will render tn"
continuance Of our umicahlc rotations with her
precarieus. Mr.. l.ucianan's discussion OF this
entire question is very able aud thorough.
Or the 9th uf August ln~t Mr. Marcy again ur-
ges the imiaediste scttlement If this question, be
fore Mr.. Buchanan should retire from London.
and the latter j. instructed to ak Great Britain.
distinctly. whether slc intends Ia insist on bold
ing Ruatan. aud to INSIST on her abandoning her
pretensions there.
Me. buchanan addressed II note accordingly.
ind an the 2Sth of Oct. to Lnr Clarendon who rr.
piled, declining Ia re open the general discus
sion, aud stating that the British Government
adherrs to its previous positions,
REPoRro OF THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY.
The report of the Secretary OF tn. Navy Hon.
JAM e. Dnhhiu) recommends tho construction
of additional steam Sleeps of war: eNpresses en-
tire satisfaction with Itr result OF til, apprentices
ship system. aud he legislation Of the in~t Con
gress for the Navy; maintains tho abolition Of
corporal punishment; and recommends an increase
of the Marine c"rps, and tNe increase of seamon
to ten thousand men. he sus,uins the general
action oSthc Naval Retiring Board. but iptima,rS
his readiness t" nil in restoring any officers in
special eases wtio have heen unjustly treated.
REpoRT or YuE Pos MASTER GENERAL.
he Postmaster General Judge Camphel)
suggests that the f~ranking privilege he res,riclr,,
to public documents and letters ON public bu~i
ness merely: also, the charge Of fell rates up u
newspapers in all eases, instead of half rair>,
when paid quarterly in advance. Recommend
compulsory p%repaymeat by stamps Of loStng''
on books, pamphlets, circulars and NIL oihr,
trsanient matters He again urges the six n"stb'
notice to the Collins steamrrs IN diseontinuunct
Of the extra pay voted theea in July. 1872. He
presses this subject at some length.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-05

the adjustment Of a claim to which We. in com
mon with the whole commercial world. have sub
mi,ted for years.
Space does not permit US to go further at this
time with a review of the topics discussed in the
message. Monday We may resume the task.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-05

remedy for man and beast. IL. G. FARRELi's CELEBRATED
ARABIAN ii>IhtNri is causing counterfcits to spling mp all
over the country, spreading their haueful influence over the
land, rehbing the pockets If the honest and uususpeetng. hy
imposing upon them worthless and poisonous trash. tor the
genuine IL q. Farreils Arabian Imminent. Fellow -CIH2onsl
Look W Ii before you buy, and see that the }ahrl of the itottlc
has the letters II. G. hrfdre Farrells. for ii it has bot. il il
cpGnterftit il. The label around each bottle OF the gcnuin, Lin
iment reads thus, III. q. Farrclls Celebrated Arabian idui
lncni' md the signature of the proprietor is written nful the
label also, and these words are blown in the glass bottle, II
&; Farrelfs Arabian Eminent, Peoria"
The daring holdnesS ii the recrcant who would dret / - the
people h. imposing upon them worthless trash. Tor It really
genuine and good medicine, thus not only cheating them out 9f
u - MONEY, but ttat which is far dcarcr-thcir3 lealth--1nght
tobe held mp in sworn. aud receive the contempt bis dastai.lly
spirit merits. Let every one then, who regards his owl health.
and wishes truth and honesty t. triumph over deception and
rascul'y, put his heel gu I'll base impostions, ard uphold that
which is Just and right. The genuine II. q. Farrolrs Arabian
LiHiincnl has proved .tsclt 10 be the most remarkable me drine
known for the cure 1T rheumatism, neuralgia, pains. y htitycr
located. sprains, bruises. hardened llnlS, lprns. NunndS
curns chronic sore aud weak eyes, lame back. etc. etc aud IL
Hu efrctial remedy for horses aud cattle in the cure of snee=
ny disiemper. laiarncss, dry shoulder, s4int, wounds. etc etc.
aud !" III ai"a Ns stop the further progress of poll evil, tstula,
llnEoone aud hleod slaNIn. IL used IN the hoaisaing.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-05

More TcstiinOny.-We have just learned from a lady
in this city, who has been afflicted with Dyspepsia for several
years, that by the advice Of a friend she was induced to try
BAKERS CELEBTATED PREMIUM BITTERs, after having used
a number of other prescriptions without any effect, and that
four bottles of 1t has perfectly cured her of the disease and she
Is now as healthy as she ever was in her life. This is but an
addition to the thousands of testimonials in the hands of the
Proprietor, showing conclusively that II is the best anti dyspep
tic tonic now in use. For cholics, loss Of appetite, weak and
dsordered stomach, and such other diseases as arise from indi-
gestiop. these Bitters have no equal, while for ague and fever
and Diliousness. if taken according to directions, they are a
sure cure. As a Spring medicine for children these Bitters are
unriyalod, and every housedccper should keep them on hand
and use them freely during the spring and fall months. A few
bottles, judieiously administered, will ward of many distress.
slug spells offeyer. Give them Il trial. Price only 80 cts per
bottle. To he had Of Strother & Whitehead and II. StaLler,
Lynciburg, and uf Druggists generally. Jan 5li2w.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-05

ANOTHER AMERICAN IMPRISONED IN FRANCE.
y Paris letter relates the following Of Mr., Coed
wear. the New York India rubber munuiactn.
rer, VIII" has 1eeu spending son" time, and mott
~ too. it appeaes at the late French exhibit
ton:
The day Tint Mr.. Goodyear received his deco
ration he was seized for debt and thrown into
'lichy, The law of France in the matter Of debit
Is nnjGstly severe On foreigners. Mr.. Goodyear
has been three times in Cliehy during his shout
residence in France, Last year he c%mplavel IL
carriage maker at Paris to make him n carriage of
the most elegant and costly form. complete in vul-
caniz"d lndia rubber Mr.. Go"dvcnr wa Ia fur
nishod. the material. and was to pay for the job u
large sum # money. The material was partly
furnished md about the time the job was common
crd The manufacturer sued Mr.. Goodyear for I'll,
whole sum. Mr.. Gandyear refused H. pay. and
rs II, warning is here given to foreigners. III wis
seized. thrown into prison. and nnlv obtained his
liberty by paving the who'll sum Which le agreed
Ia pay for the carriage. The contract remains
unfinished.
In the present instance. Mr.. Goodyear engaged
nmacainc t. perform II certain hind It work in the
In iIa-ruh'ier manufacture, which. on delivery.
was found, like most European attempts n: fo'lnw
lug American modest IA lac imperfect. aud ,ntrr
~ Incompetent Ia perform HE labor required. He
refaSsd its uceepiance, and in a few hours after.
wards found himself in prison Indignant al such
tfcuttnrni. he declared his intention MT Ia pay
7 /" debt. snd 81 Saturday gave a big dianer in
prison 10 biz fri nd. But his family ,riiG he s,nn.
ttwtnty five tirlu>airl / a &C. and he was com.
PEELED Ia oane dut. lie will now huyo T., co ct
the money by suit.