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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-16

Z WHO'S welcome 10 the hoart. Of tho people. even
without a PLATFORM He is "a nm whose whole
/ life is the guarantee Of his fithflnes.n 10 tic
| Constitution, the union aud the Rights Of the
States. HI. Platform j. his acts. his feorlr--ly
nyowel opinions all the exciting topics of Tia"
/ day nnl his ndeyiblo character far Justice nod.
Grafton, wisdom aud patriotism.
Significant.
Tho Augusta (GA.) Chronicle aud Sentinel
quotas the following from the Lgneaster ln,clli-
gencor. Mr. Bnehonan'- homo organ. Publish
el rs it i, at Mr. Buchanon's very door, it, Of
course, appreciates the Importance Of any state
mcnt or opinion ii may promulg ,le, and does not
speak ineansiaerately or upadvsedly. Its after
nnce- may be regarded almost the anguag" Of
Mr.. buchanan. himself With such sanction at
taching t. tho following paragraph. we ask the
Southern people TO consider how II tales with
the assurances which Southern Democratic lcad.
ers give 50 freely:
FACTS To M RrMrNBraFp Who nominated Mr.
Buchanan L., il be horuc In mind. saw The -tou-
ben Farmers Advocate, that 1t WIS the hlrihl On
the first ballot in the Cincinnati Convention be rcccv-
ed one hupdyri and umr votes from The ffer States
aud but H.trfg. four VOTES from the slave State
The Southern States with but two or three exceptions
voted against him in a body mp IA the lat ballot
when they yielded 10 the force Of public opinion &c.,
Yot an e,e,,. hind Won hcnr tho ANaliti,, nr,t,rg
nnl papers crying ont that he j. lhe southern cnn1
GATE IA hNor oil me extension "i s2fef5s A. &C.
tv"cors md We 'l,a.,co or ,,, ,,r,., ,L,.
first word OF act to prove these ba IL assertion Of au
interruptions opposition. Tie wa born md elpca-
,,, ,'i ne ~" ~ ,'5 ''' W..
yorcl tho e,tension of Sl,vc,v
Tho Do,,ooro,s h,,o l,,l III . ,,ath,,;n,,
p'' : e''"' lug
sPo'ches' &C, on the "h ilppeehhoo batt"
ground-n spot whose celebrity is due to the
mobile old Wbig warrior ,yhom. IN $50 ,hoy sGg
-, - -
granny" Tho first account we saw of this
gathering, in the Richmond Enquirer, represented
that there were one hundred and iity.thousand
persons present The second account in the
same iournnl cut or the haHdrtd fhoasdnd -
Democratic igaraion il very uncertain thing
Among Ito speakers were John G. Breekinidtc
md J,bn Nnn Rnrrn tbo Domncr,,i,, c,naiJ,io.
=, -. 90
p.r.,
huu"' 'a'lo'ln' on''N ny J""I, An interesting
conjunction, truly.
IARFf FRAUDS ne American organ N1
surcs us that Two sets of Dem1 oratie documents
nrc heing published and circulated from Wn.h.
! i,,,o,, en-, e. a., N,r,l li.,,,.l ,..,.,. e., 4,
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-16

ACCIDENT. The Ncwherry Mirror regrets 10
record The death Of DIR. JAS. X. GLIDER. Of New.
brrfy, who accidentally shot Saturday
ast. The eifeum- tnuctz, ns We learn, are Us
follows.
lbe deceased was hunting on Saturday after
NON in company with Mr. Aoah Martin, MIR.
George Neal, aud perhaps others Ilaving
"treed' squirrel in the endenvor 10 find it,
Nr. Mnrtin walking around the tree. carry
ing IN, gun upon his shoulder, with the muzze
in front when limb becoming cntanglcd IN
the luck caused it go explode di.chargng the
contents into Or. Gillcr'- LETT side. Tho load
entered above the hip bone mud lodged in the
live. The accident occurred ON Saturday al
trrnaon aboot +. NJ, and he died about A.
VI on Sundny.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-16
SALES BY AUCTION.
THIS DAY

tCTSON seIstE.-Tbe attention 81 a.,
n Ladies and Cent is invited 10 the sale n II IT, ~
Iagues Stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Gods Caiis -
fcrcs Vestncs 2c. be continued Tuesday mafa#rs m
o'clock also The afternoon At O'Clock and sam osti
y O'Clock. {. K PnTIP, ~
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oi.acco mnnumc.ar.r..

q . tn u 10 foHiS'H E"nUtHCtuffre.
"a 80 Cases I b 4 : 2 Mass Licorice
% JC& CO "
loO IIalf Casss NJ T "
100 Acc
An on consignment and for sale low By
TIiOS. BRANCH Il SONS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-16

90 AND EARTlIENWARE. FOR TIE FAIIk1f7
NJ TRADE or lszG Andrew Boyd Slen Of he TYt6
~ Ri. Pitcher. Min Street lynchburg, Virginia Ga-a9
receiving, direct from the Manufacturer OF EnV
usual Fall supply China and Earhenware of H., ato
patterns and from the Manufacturers tins con-,
Try heavy Stock # Glass Ware Looking Glasses Watf-T
and Cnsors, Hardware aud Table Cutlery. Wooden Wi,,
and Ware, Hall Lamps, Grandues Fancy Goods a.
which he offers 10 tic tad"a low prices for Cash or an
The usual tme = prompt aging customers Country Me
chants ouseEoep and others venting goods line ana
respectfully invited all and oA1wnc my and Iiro.
purchasing elsewhere, uli, nd to sell
any other house Of the Kind ft~ State There will he ma
charge Inldc for looking and t Very itlcif buy to
going tn the country will d s,circly packed
sep l5&iv ANDREW BOYD
6tat.I. AND ST.; she-e fine Extracts for H..
~ HWdkerchfefi 1T LANGllORNE 4 NAIKitPS
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A MlfSEMENT.
MASONIC HALL.

FhEtARE.
Iesscos and Managers. Messrs. Hight 4 Hyde.
stage Manager, 'ir. L. Hight
This Cl ENDAY evening, september 10th, lsJ6 Will be
presented for the rs time in Lynebug. the beautiful Drama
entitled
MICHAEL ERIE on, TIE MANIAC LOVER
10 be follow ed by the splendIanow Dance
La Tyolcan BY Miss Jennie Hight
After Nhi.h the great Farceuf
TIE ROUGH DIAMOND
ADMISSION, p cts. Reserved or Division seats 20 els
Commence at T., O'Clock.
sep IU-lt
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90 asooy. .0o.s~.

- ~ 20 10y ct school Book Onr stock cors.s,s IN - ~
ID "u .~oess i tn c I tud surrounding .nn :.
LAN6nO1NEN WALKT.I
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a l-~-- ;, HANAwnA AND CINCINNATI

FNVkt IT ne ttW and NIeHdId sr1llor
a. ". OF ARRlER, }. X JOHNSON Gommau-
der leaves Kanawha Sanes every Saturday o'clock. A.
NJ for Cincinnati Freight twenty-five cents per 100 FARf
s3-Meals and State Rooms included aug 2s-ly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-16

IHf Heavenly MEASURES OF TINE Tho fd-
lowing ektraet irom Mr.. Evcrett's AlbnHy address
+. perfect gem:
but for the kindrcd., aud tribes aud tongues
Of men, each upon their own meridian. from the
arctic pole 10 the Equator from the Equator 10
the Antarctic pole, the cternel sun strikes twelve
At noon, and the glorious consultations far up
IN the eyerlating helfrie- of the skies chime
twelve AT midngh twelve for the pnle student
over his Pickering lamp twelve amid the flaming
gloties If Ornn's bolt, if he crDsses the meridian
ol that fatal h"ur-twcvo by the weary couch
If hngulshing hnmanjty-twelvr in the star pay
I'D courts nf the pyIoan-tweye for the hea
wing tides Of the occRn--tw twelve for the weary
arm of labor-twclvc for the toiling brain twelve
fer The watching, waking, broken heart twelve
FIR the meteor which hazes for moment and
expires twelve for the comet whose period i
mepsnel by centutics-twevc for every sub.
-tantlal, for every imag nnry thing which exists
in tbe =ense, the intellect, or the ianev. aud which
the speech or thought of man, nj the given mcri-
dim. reiers To the laps of time
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-16

We me permitted by the gentleman t. wiam
he following letter W. ailre-sed to publish it
IN oor columns. We ak far il an attentive per-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-16

The above received from old estmable
and of the oldest Druggists the city OF Richmond
with the thousands of others adding
ton % the virtue of Bakers Premium Btters.
Price 5Occns per bottle
sale by Messrs. Strolher Whitehead and Stabler
jones. Lyuchburg aud by Druggists generally.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-16
a,hc "nnAnn.gaA nr..xIm.,, for The imn,c.

=
date of Dirrhoa Cholera Moruus Cho, g. prepared
hy J. H. Thompson Co has given entire satisfaction all
thoee who have been fortunate TO it. THIS Elixir is
not composed of harsh dsaRrerabr and stimulating mgred
but pleasantly combined that the smallest child will
taket 1T is soothing and tonic to the stomach aud bowels
and when taken directed fails afford relief in
short time Every family should have bottle within reach
this of the year when howell complaints rreva
On 81 Sci,{
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Pom the Chronicle {. Sentinel
The Knoxville Was TIpelilg.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. Srpt. ,. 1856
NR. EnIroR :-Irnnessee i awHkr fir fiil.
more. Donel.nn md the Union. aud n mista ke
had the qualification # witnessing Tho greatest
Film demonstration f tn season at this place
Yesterday. Nrvrr 100 nv life have | seen 50
many people together. api ~ maeh enthusiasm
manifested / was 81 the clay NJ Meeting in
Aia5i-en IN l-il, and Tim thought | should
ueFef again src so mnnY poPl" together: hlt It
aas no where. in cumpnfi-o son viii this both a.
regards numbers md enthusiastic feeling The
crowd i sa1.pu-ly estimated II from fifteen -
ta.eafY five thousand. II really seems that the
vb4leaf East Tennessee hive come out TO give
ara impsf4. 10 the good cause. Never have !
.etn - many banners iranspnreneir-. Sc. /
counted n procession lat night seyrnty-sjx
apsfarenries cacb bearing different iusrtip
flnH. General William Haskell. Of Memphis
in43e thu great speech IF the occasion. he held
fta latRast ernwi ever before saw. spell bound
t.f fur nnd II half hours. Il would be useless
frlne Il even attempt % desefibei il. II WIS such
Is spereh man docs not have the pleu.u.r Of
tearlng mnfe than once IN life fmr. liz Hp
peal In the ol.uc Whig- wn- fnasf eloquent aud
impressive, mud wa received with great npplau-p.
nr. Miller. Of your State. fplloved in spp. ch If
two hours, in such speech n IDr. Miller always
makes. heard number of speeches frnu 9th
ar di -tingui-hed speakers: Mes-f-. Snrod Pick
a. Judge Brien. Maynard. White, Cnmpbcll
laYlor. Paxton, Anderson. aud last. though not
Iea-t, Brawul9w, of the Ubig. Tho speakers Of
Icape.see are the plaine.t speakers haze ever
hstrnfd L.. They set down my sensible man.
Who understands the history Of his country. aud
who has pronounced Millnrd Fillmore as an Ahn-
htinnist. a. sncaking ~coundfel. aud AN unmit-
E1ted liar. aud declare themselves responsible for
a.I they say; and believe they nre right Tho
tiil Is III motion in Tennessee. aud FROM all that
can learn. the State is considered by our fri, uds
A. sn1s for Fillmore by oyer five fh4u .unl ma
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-16

the efficiency of Bakers Bttters in relieving an establish
Dyspepsia from which have suffered for number
years The few bottles convinced only of
value Tonic butts permanent relief in Water Brash
aud Sour Stomach iconhdeny recommend to the aiicted
H. G. McNEMARA
Richmond December 18th 1853.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-16

\ Pcrfumcd Breath.-Wlat lady or gentleman would
the dsaEreeabu bTcaj when nsng
DDWDENS DENTAL FLUID II will not only rem Ter IT,
sweet teeth whte alabsster prevent tooth
preserve them decay Recommended by dem
tt.ts and phy sicians everywhere
Beautiful Complexion may ho attained by Its 1t
pnples freckes the beauti-
f mpartng rich hue. it the greatest cosmetic
known being from all injurious matter Price so
cents For sale by STROTHEN 81 WHITEHEAD.
aud Druggists everywhere
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-16

NJ OoD'a HRiH REapOHxT.yE-4 ~
popular and agreeable HAIR TONIC Tor sale hv
''i STABLER JONES.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-16

HUANO. ssGAND so Tons avian Gu,
"a no. inst received and for sale by
aug l2s NJ HoLLINS & co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-09-16
XNvILLIArs' LlVERV and aAGH sTaBi.E

w MARKET ST, OPPOSITE MARKET IIoisE. LYNcHHrlG
Val am now prepared to furnish at the very shortest no.
cc Horses Hacks and Bugge. he very best
Persons wishing to ride in Hack, drawn by Horses
with the polite aud careful drivers accommodated
by
Gentlemen wishing to take short afternoon drive with
lady in Buggy with fine Horse accommodated
by
Gentlemen having pleasure Iorc by sending NV
Stable will have them kept in fine order and always at
moments notice am also responsible any done
them while In my stable will be pleased the public will
give call and satisfy themselves that my stable better
stocked than any other IN this city L. WILLIAMS
July ljdts Proprietor
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-08-14
NEW YORK DEMOCRACY.

Harmony has been restored to the Democ-
ratio party in the State Of New York. A gen
eral filtration has taken place--the muddy resi-
dunn having been thrown into the Fremont
ranks. II was in great degree, the presence
of these unsouud Democrats which occasoned
much of The discord which has existed.
We hope VIC are not over sanguine in ex-
pressing our belief that the harmony which
now prevails will secure the triumph Of the
Democratic party in the Empire State.
The united Democracy proclaim sound ma
tional principles.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-08-14
To the Hon. j. r. FRANKLIN,
Snow Hill, Maryland.

p. 81 add letter Of Mr.. Clay to Rev.
lS43 of the effect of the abolition movements
Of that day:
ASHLAND, Sept 2, l943
Ny DEAR SIR: Allow me to suggest sub.
ject for one Of your tracts, which, treated in
your popular and condensed way, / think would
be attended with great and good effect.
mean abolition.
1t is manifest that the ultras of that party
are extremely mischevous, and are hurrying
on the country to fearful consequences. They
are not to be conciliated by the Wings En-.
crossed with a single idea, they care for moth
ing else. They would see the administration
of the Government precipitate the nation into
absolute ruin before they would lend helping
hand to arrest its career. They treat worst
and denounce most those who treat them best.
who so far agree with them as to admit slavery
to be an evil. Witness their conduct towards
Mr.. Briggs and Mr. Adams in Massachusetts.
and towards me.
/ will give you an outline of the manner in
which would handle it: Show the origin OF
slavery trace its introduction to the British
Government. Show how it is disposed o: by
the Federal Constitution that it is left exclu.
sively to the States, except in regard to fugi
tives, direct taxes, and representation. Show
that the agitation of the question in the free
States will first destroy all harmony, and
finally lead to disunion, perpetual war, the ex.
tlnction of the African race ultimate military
despotism.
But the great aim and object of your tract
should be to arouse the laboring classes in the
free States against abolition. Depict the con.
sequences to them Of Immediate abolition.
The slaves, being Free would be dispersed
throughout the Union they would otter into
competition with the free laborer-with the
American, the Irish, the German-reduce his
wages, be COMPOUNDED with him, and effect his
moral and social standing. And, as the ultras
90 both for abolition and amalgamation, show
that their object is to unite in marriage the
lahoring white man and the aboring black
woman; to reduce the white laborng man TO
the despised and degraded condition of the
black man.
| would show their opposition to colonial.
ton; show its humane, religious, and patriotic
aims that they are TO separate those whom
God has separated. Why do the aboltionists
oppose colonization? To keep and amalga
mate together the two races, in violation OF
Gods will, and to keep the blacks here, that
they may interfere with, degrade, and debase
the laboring whites. Show that the British
Government is cooperating with the aboli-
tionists for the purpose Of dissolving the Union,
&c. You can make powerful article that
will be felt in every extremity Of the Union.
am perfectly satisfied it will do great good.
Let me hear from you on this subject.
HENRY CLAY.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-08-14

The EFFEcT.-A ministerial man, with .
black straw bat and large silver spectacles, has
been perambulating our streets for some days,
with book and pencil, soliciting aid for the free
blacks who have escaped to Canada. 1t would
seem from this that these escaped slaves are
unable to support themselves in a couatry that
offers as much nducement to free labor rs any
10 the world--a sorry comment upon the labors
Of the underground railroad, an agent for which
this money solicitor has been. IL these blacks
had remained where they we're they would have
neither begged, starved, nor gone uncothed.
We learn that Black Republican pockets are
Theoretically sealed to the man who is llustrat.
ing the incapacity Of the negro to support him.
self in the Canadas.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-08-14
Wasblnytun Sentinel.


We insert below the letter Of Mr. Pearce Of
Maryland, in which he gives his reasons for
supporting the nominees Of the Cincinnati
Convention.
Mr.. Pearce is among the sturdiest of Wings;
he declines giving his adhesion to the Demo.
cratic party beyond the present campaign; in
fact, he consents 10 ally himself with the party
solely because i is the only mode of insuring
defeat to the Black Republican party-a party
conspring against the peace and welfare OF
the nation, and acting with special hostility
towards that section of the country with which
Mr.. Peapce is identified.
Mr. Pearce app airs 70 feel, rs great hard
ship, the stern necessity which has driven him
into alliliation with The Democratic party
aud truly he has given such an array of facts
as leave him no alternative. We doubt not
that the great bulk Of the Wing party will
equally find themselves constrained, for the
sake Of the welfare of the country, to join
shoulder to shoulder with Mr.. Pearce in his
efforts to defeat Black Republicanism. We
regret to see that a man so able and candle
as Senator Pearce should cling with such q
tenacity to a dead party-a party, with all it,
errors, which numbered among its ranks many
of the ablest men and purest patriots.
Washington sentinel. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1856, 1856-08-14

"Tbe North must separate from the South
and organize her own institutions on sure
basis. Nm. Lloyd Garrison.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-21
NOfire.


 WNTlE Advertiser would respectfully an nuunre to h,s customers and the public generally that he continues [" supply tte vari. oas MAGAZINES named helow at the prit es annexed pr annum. vix-IIarp.r. s3.25 Put. nann, Ss.25; kaickrrhocker. s2..5; House. h.ld Wor ., s2 Bsekw"od. s2.25; Godey. Ss.25; Graham. s2.ss; H"rricultur,st, co..,red plates. g 50; il.rt,culta.,.,. plain ~di,inn, Sl63i Lu,-ii's tavne Age. s3; Frank Leslie 2 Gazette of Fashion, Ss.25. BaIlou's P,c,orial, Ss 50; Ladies Repository v(Ciacinnua,i,lS lSl 63 P.t.rsam. el.63; Afthur's Home Magazine iie Is prepared also 10 fll orders f,r s,a ,d I'd and miscellaneous hooks and the current liiera. snre ,i the day, whether from the trade or prr- sons in other walks of industry. Having mad an esper,rnre oi fifteen years in the Boak and Pef.od'cst Trsde. he believes iha, he can give ertis- sausiaciion to all parties intrus,ing him Specimen numbers of the Magazines sent m reeeip, ot six post Offire Stamps fnr @ or S2 Mseazes. md far twelve such Stamps sam. ple 'f ,he s or S6 works will he sent. alters Minquiry mus, contain . Stamp for the return p"staee. taoks sem, post pad on recent of pnhi.sher's pnces. Address WILLIAM PAT. JON. Bsekseiisr, Hoboken, New Jersey, and Waterbury, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-21
NEW FALL GOODS 1855 At the Beehive. 1855

LUST received n splendid stock of staple J and fancy Dry Goods. consisting in part of Broadcloths, Cassmere<, Sc. French Merinos and Coburgs in choice coiors, French aud Ann plain and fancy Muslin Delaines. Dehaiges, ,Ginghams an, fancy and mourning Prints, plaid Merinos, gala Plaids and silk gala Plaids, black and pa Id and slriped Dress Silksin rich patterns -Thhet, Cashmere and wool long a nd square ShawIs, .wool Sc; fannels, moreens, diapers h!eached and unbleached Sheetings and shirt. ings. Ticks. Linens, Sc.
 Ready-m de Clo, hing-A large stock of coats, vests, pants, shirts, merino do and drawers, &c. Hosiery, gloves. etc in ereot variety. woolen yarn, carpet warp, coi'd and white co.ton bdtts and waddng. Dress Trimmines-,he larces, stuck in the county; Shoes-Ladies, misses d child's of all descriptions, patent rubber bouts and sh"es; Flour, geese feathers, groceries. crack.ry, &"-all ot which have been ssiecte d with prea, care, and will he offered for CASH, produce or work at a small advance from cost.
 0T Shirts given out to be made up in any quantity. Also, Insurance agent f'r several good companies. s. N. BRONSON.
 Litch6elG Sept 25, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-02-21
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