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Democratic journals affect great alarm that the
division Of the Southern vote between Fillmore
and Buchanan may elect the Black Republican
candidate. The danger, such as there is, WAS
just as apparent before the nomination of Mr..
Buchanan, as now. Why then did they undertake
to divide the Southern vote, by nominating com
petitor with Mr.. Fillmore. The issue in this can
: vass which overshadows, if it does not compre'
bend, all others is sectionalism against national
ty. The Black Republicans represent the for
-mer. Mr.. Fillmore is the most thorough embod-
iment Of the latter. When. in his recent address
on landing in New York, he declared: "If there
be those of the North or the South who desire an
administration for the South against the North,
%. or the North against the South, they are
not, the men who should give their sufragos
{ for me. For my part. know nothing but my
. country, my whole country'--he but uttered a
sentiment which had pervaded, shaped and direo
ted every act Of his former administration. The
characteristic Of Mr. Fillmore's political creed is
its broad, round, faultless and hawless nationa-
ty. If the object Of the democratic managers was
to preserve the union and overcome sectionalism,
Why did they bring into the field to divide the
votes of national men, a candidate less identified
with the principle of devotion to the whole coun
try than Mr.. Fillmore, who had been more thar
three months before announced as candidate
Ifnow they really dread lest such division of ma
,tional votes may throw the government into tn
hands Of the sectonalists, why do they not with
draw their candidatel 1t is not yet too late /
avert the calamity. the prospect of which so terri
6ss them--and for the occurrence Of which, if
should come, they will be responsible.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

r-Sy-We are authorised to announce EDMUND r TUCK
candidate TO fill vacancy In the office Of Sheriff. In
County Of Amherst An election for this purpose wi" &c
Ia In said County Thursday the 10th Of July next r
ucker n elected viii select Mr. Albert G. Jameson for his
equity. "asA
June 20 ctl0july
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Hon. WuI1EP. MAAGuM : We notice with
pleasure that this able and sturdy old Wing is
doing good service in his State. At recent Fill
more meeting in Orange he presided and made a
speech. endorsing the movement ofthe American
party. and stated that though an "Old Union
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Ferf"nicd Brcath.-What lady gentleman would
labor under the dsagreeabe when using
DoWDENS DENTAL FLUID 1t will not only rem Ter II
sweet but make the teeth white aabaste prevent tooth
ache and them from Recommended nv den
fists and physicians everywhere
Beautiful Complexion may be attained by its use 1t re.
moves pmpes freckes soft and beauti
ful mpartnga rich roseate hue the greatest cosmetic
ever known being free from all injurious matter price 20
cents. for sale by STROTHER WHITEHEAD
Cts apd Drp o.is,s ovarr,.ha,..
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The paid check and sunken of former female beauty
often excite the regrets and enumeration of friends
OF the prne pal causes Irregularities of the unea
thy induced by weakened dehitaed
the blood or want of vital energy Dr. L. Wrghts Serof
ulous Andote has cured thousands of such
which Frustrated for months helpless children
whom their rdy had given utterly incurabe
Some OF the most respectable be
attached to voluntary testimonials of its wonderful efficacy
female complaints 1t and nvigorates blood
to throw off all those torpid humors that obsuc
ton induces regular habits of the system and gives life
the wasted frame impars the glow health the check
youthful elasticity to the limbs Remember mpotcnt to
harm and powerful do good Give trial See
Tiunpl Irno
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BUCHANAN BEHIND IN PENNSYLVANIA The
ittsburg Commercial Journal is very confident
hat Buchanan cannot carry the state of Penn
ylvnnia. 1t says: Tho Democrats are in
minority oftwenty-iv to thirty five thousand
pennsylvania this moment, and they know it,
'ol'ock got no Democratic votes. certainly, for.
Governor, yet he carried the State by hirty
thousand over Bigler'
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$DO.OOO WoMTH or DRY GOODS

NJ, ~, ~, IT VV,I' I'M IsFasS DIX UASI
Staple Dry Goods offers to his friends the public his en-
tire Stock comprising nearly every article kept In the Drv
Goods line together with Capengs which are ye
handsome, consisting of two ply three ply Brussels &c
large proportion Of the above stock purchased this Spring
and in it be fou I'd desirable in the %
All who are in want Of good and desirable Goods at Cost for
Cash arc respectfully Invited to call and examine them
selves. PHILIP " PAWN
iunel
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Davis, pain KiIIcr.-BnookI1s, Conn, June IS. 1855

Davis Pain Killer. BROOKLYN, Conn. June Is. 1854
FRIEND DAVIS ;-Alibough stranger to you take the
addressing few lines you for the purpose OF say
x few words in favor of your invaluable medicine have
your Pain Killer for number of years. for bowel com
burns and IN fact for pains of all kinds think II
re eminent have had several attacks Of dyseneiy, one
cry violent attacked at three o'clock in the morning
ID rise able get off my bed went and got
twenty FIVE bottle of your Pain Killer, which COM
taking according directions and at o'clock In the
eenine my bowels regular and was up and moving
about although would recommend all sim
ray afflicted avail themselves of your aluabe medicine
ELMEK WILLIAMS.
Sold by Druggists Groeers Medcin Dealers
wbera liuue 26 dow
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Another Remarkable Cure of SC OfuIa.-Spar.
Ia Caroline County Va, March ls5i-Messrs. Bennett
Beers; Richmond Gcntlemen Your Carriers Spanish Mix
ture has performed remarkable the
man afflicted with Scrofala in the form So bad
had he become that his entirely closed and had
for than year As last resort everything else
had failed it resolved try the mixture
ed according to directions and wonderful to perfect
cure has been effected satisfied that medicine equals
Carriers Spanish Mixture purifier blood 1t
creating quite excitement here and sells rapidly Send
another lot by Rail road. Yours truly
june 81 dlmol II s. BROADDIS
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Wing" he was with them heart and soul In the
coming contest, State and National.
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The new practice Of Prof. DE GBATH'S
ELECTRIC CURES-LETTER FROM ONE OF THE
OLD ARISTROCRATIC FAMILY OF THE LoViNGS

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ELECTRIC CuRES-LETTER FROM ONE OF THE
OLD ARISTRONRATIC FAMILY OF THE LoViNGS
TONS, OF NEW YORK.
GIRARp HOUSE, Philadelphia, May Z, 1856.
Prof DE rah II recently took cold from sleeping in damp
sheesmy neck became swollen and painful that could
not turn head After using without every thing
prescribed by physicians last evening tried bottle Of
your ELECTRIC OIL. This ing am WELL the relief hay
ing been complete as it was instantaneous.
Yours, JOHN LIVINGSTON,
Editor Monthly Law Magazine, 1877 Broadway,
New York City.
| refer any party Mr. Livingston, who well known
throughout the United States
Ask Mr. Wilkins of Lynchburg II Charles Graths
trio Oil did not cure him of rheumatism and strains received
from fall.
Ask Rev Mr. Caldwell If did relieve him of a
cough md pain in the breast night.
Ask Mr. WEIGH of Buchanan if IL did him of ell
ed glands in the throa in fifteen the
he would die In short time
ASK Mrs Argyle if did relieve her of the headache in
teen minute
Ask Mrs Blakor of Lynchburg if 1t did her Of
headache in fifteen minutes.
This OIL is mild pleasant and hamlessts properties al
for goodChilden should have them teetng
group Beware of base mitaors protesting make Electric Oil
They know nothing of its manufacture their only aim being
get money Look out Beware The only genuine made
the old establishment 80 South 9Th Philadelphia
rnortd as advertised by base scamp Name the
per and blown in bottle
PROF. c. DE GRATH,
Sole inventor and maker of Electric Oil in the world.
For sale by Dr. H. Seay, Lynehburg Va, and in nearly
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sansmcr CompIn ints.-The fact Is now TOO wei es =.
bshed attempt to controyerti H. th mos u
- diseases hieh prove fatal in the summer are prodnc
Inv fruits and vegetables by which the stom
n disordcred the liver deranged the blood stsgnaed a
e digestive organs rendered inactive II not torpid choler
olera norbus bilious and eramp ehoe senery aarrhea
nd such complaints germinate and thrive upon improper
cd and often becomes deep seated ana hxed upon
constitution that the strongest and most active mineral med
mes are unable 10 arrest their progress until the patient is
strae all hopes of relief ended Who Is II thai mas
seen ne healthy adults seized with one OF the
moving Diseases spoken Of and despite the skill and
fence Of medical gentlemen under their treat
emf And how Is this be accounted for Simply by the
CT, Instead administering remedy stay the failing
rengh afflicted aud at Acsame time check the disease
Its progress remedy prescribed aided In the exhaustion
the strength and by the time that the disease was
asercd the prosrate and failing 10 exee re-
ton the patient the effects Of the poison admins
uproot the disease. Not so with Bakers premium
ers which composed entirely of vegetable matter ana
bch have no. proved themselves the best tonic in
failed correct disorders OF the stomach and
owels when taken according To directions.
Price 50 cents per bottle
For sale by Messrs Strother Whitehead, and Staber
mes, Lynchburg; and by Druggists generally
90
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DEDFORD ALUM spnsNGs.-Tbe,cc cole

brated Springs situated IL miles Lynebhurc
and miles South OF the Forest Depot where regular con-
yeyance will be to and from the Springs daily after the 2n
OF June $3.50
Below we append the opinion of IKE following practising
PLY sieians AT the suggestion of the Proprietor the Red
ford Alum Springs We have hesitation In saying that we
see no reason from the Analysis from experience and what
we have seen aud heard why the Bedford aer should
not be equally valuable in the npder
equal circumstances, with any other known Alum Waern
the State " "
WIN stepoe NJ D., Jno. r. Sieptoe, NJ D. A. J. Clark NJ
D. 10 + Page NJ b., ii. c. Stepoe, NJ D. Morton Specie
NJ d.. Richard A Sale NJ b., Jno, ". Sale. NJ. D. Ro b
Shackleford NJ d., Henry Latham, NJ. D.. Wm S. Morris NJ
D. Jno H. Patteson, NJ. d., p H. Gimer NJ. D.. Thomas A
Nelson, NJ. ID ID. Il. Bass, NJ. ID.
p ECHOLS, Proprietor
~ The Water and Mass kept by Jas. ii. Wilson and
Richmond. Itune n. %, oyv Sdo,nos
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The Sumterville Waterman, II Democratic
ournal of South Carolina, refuses to support Blu
hanan, and advises South Carolina to throw a.
way her vote on Franklin Pierce. 1t remarks:
I'VE trust for the sake of the sanctity Of her long
herished and ancient faith that she will rather throw
way her vote upon Mr. Pierce than cast it for
Who is not only the nominee Ola caucus, but whose
ympathies and views vary so much from those
t our section"
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! AAn ACRES LAND WARRANT.



This handsomely improved Watering Place will be open
Tor the reception of visitors the of June mex.
dense forest of in
par OF ne beautiful county of Roanoke Turnpike
ROAD ieadng from Salem by of Sweet
Springs, and within Journey from Richmond or
burg ~ ' W Ao'Vi''
Passengers on the Virgins Tennessee Railroad will
reach oaein from Richmond at clock M and will he
immediately taken in Kent splendid daily line
OF stage Coaches to the Roanoke Sulphur 40 miles
Mefe .ney wi arrive before supper every comfort
gan tempt he weary traveller proong his stay lint
they prefer to do they i'm the same limo nex
mo dne at the Sweet Springs reach the Creenhrer
WINE sulphur, before night thus making an ENTIRELY
DNi IKANEL of two days from Richmond or Petersburg
to the White Sulphur 'V VI e'e'A"'t'
IN returning from the Springs passengers will he brought
the Whfe sulphur to the Roanoke Rcd Supbur the fs
ana aller taking breakfast there Railroad
90 III ,ihe LOT he morning train reach Richmond
or petersburg the day
No expense or trouble will spared to make this as acr
ole as any Watering Place Virginia Althoupb but ne
candidate for popular favor the
mat 1t is destined to take high position as well for M cpra
I'VE quaes as for the style of its Mr. bs
fo% h 90 r Known first rate caterer for the public
h ms attention TO all the details of public establishment
mas been secured. together wife a, manager Indr
.ner management visitors may sure Of cordial welcome
and the very best treatment. ~ "eNo''''
The Hotel which contains 25 rooms ;,clu5;,o ..,a,.
Dan Room ana all the other improy has been erected
m 'ne most approved models of taste furnish
~, ~ Tor loo visitors the present season which
oe 10 any extent that REQUIRED hereafter
superb BAND OF MI SIC has been for tho ea
anu IN all respects 1t will be the and oarnes, ef
happy PPy '''''' ''D'''''''' anu
me Waterof the Roanoke Red SULPHUR has not bccn fv
ont ae remarkable benefit derive use by
iof ,h, from pulmonary complaints ustifes the be.
nei that among othei valuable medicinal Qualities n will Lo
,na 10 nave that which has given to the Rod Sunhnr Of
its ceiehrity viz reducing the pulse and acting s
at tne same time II has also proved highly beneficial
stomach as cond he spepsia and other diseases of the
necessary. ' w N"' W 'e II ueeH''
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SIMPSON A, uunC...

w SPHlNG AND SUMMER TRADE >sAAEz.g<ss5
2 nnNGGhBuhG April q st, ls56.-We are xzHSszasrs
now in receipt of the heaviest and most &AszEss<a
public P'o'' ohef 10 Il hpciS'
Hose VINO WIZ favor our establishment it'll visit will
Impressed WIN the general superior character and STYLE OF
spo beside finding The ample assortment in every
Taho "a 'ne consisting OF Heavy and Fancy Hardware,
o." ana ROCKET Cutlery, Guns and Riffs Aliens
Tart eoe Si, ana Colts Pistols Hunting and Fishing
SILVER Plated Ware Of warranted aualifv Block
I'm ana Briania Goods. saddlcry Carriage and Buggy
r TilhsS Shoemakers Findings Floor and Table Oh
S Stn narpehters Mllwrghts Nheeyriehts and
n'a,h Tools housekeeping articles of almost every
ueserp'"n window Shades Gilt Cornice Bands and Pins
~ mouse hnlldlng Materials such French Glass and
s;,s VI eVeiy Syie and furniture &c, Farming
81 @ faent train Cradles, Grass Blades tools
w variety TO be found in such an establishment,
uctnrers or an re prices Our stock chiefly the
ana selected IN person. can assure
VINO may call they will an UNSURPASSED in any
FN' '"' s"''i CHAS. SIMPSON.
,o., a.. s. NJ. SIMPSON
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Office of Exchnnyc n...,

yayHIs orr1cr ,,, LfNcHBuRG June 25th 1856
Notes and Bills falling due on that da, - ~, jury
s n a paper intended for discount on Sa,nr4 pa,u o.
Juno 26-t4iufy W. u hLACkFORD.
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n" VONVENNs-Thc undcrsigncd having
inns entered into oparnershp the style and
urn OF NJ ioLlNS CO. for the purpose transaeting
tfocery and Commission business have
Gently occupied by Mr. John Helms where they will be
pleased to see their friends and the public generally
MARTIN UOLLINS,
JAMES w. BURCH,
49,, GEORGE ii. BIRCH
The subscriber having sold his of Goods to NJ Holns
Co, wonld most cheeuliy to his friends
and patrons. JOHN HOIIINS
JANUARY I, 1856. s.drc,s,
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HOLLrN,s tNsTYTUTE.-Co,

HOLLlN'S skNSTITCTE.--Conirn me ncemcnt
Exercises will take place Thursday, Sd of July
commencing at O'clock, A. NJ
Address to Pupils and Patrons by Rev C w SAMPSON, of
Washington, PC.
Address to the Euretian Society by Rev. j. L. BURROWS
ID D., of Richmond, Va.
Persons coming 10 this place. by Railroad will stop
lem Depot. GHAS L. COOKE Sup't
The Trustees OF Holins Institute win hold a meeting.
on the 4th OF July C. L. C.
dSclw
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ull opped. i"'eiisencei' coy!
"A NOIhER lot Of Fine CiQars- We h. We ;ust
"a received small invoice of (enni,e M, pn;a.5 -
san very m,ia ana aromatic which our Ambrosia Gu
will sn tho 80, IA. p,'nos OF really pure Havana Cigars
june 26 is \, 'ru,,,,.r,, no
U1sNE Apple ANA straw berry SyruD. for ma
-, 80" ICE tkEAM-The Ladies can eof nj All t;mt,
ana concentrated Pine Apple and Strawberry Svrups for
Made and for sale at n ruo "a ny ,,
june cots - ~ iHoMfSoN q W
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Office Bank Of Vi.u;,:

lS bank will be closed Friday the a,b u, '1uo
., I Nus ana Notes falling due thai dav are Ivy. Al
ana all paper to be offered or dism, the &c
eaeiy on the morning Of the I'd " tue board will NEE
June 23dttulyl JNo NJ orr,
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PKDF c DE URATH,
Sole inventor and maker of Electric Oil in the world
For sale by Dr. H. Seay Lynehburg Va, and in nearly
every town in Virginia fiune 81 is
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GEORGE w. sHANKS,l
4. HUPP,
GREEN IL. BOARD, T
WILLIAM WALTON,
NIn r. SHAW

p.rg, "nhmohd Semi Weekly Wing Daily Dispatch
I'M I'i, hsieigh Register, Petersburg inteigencer
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As for Mr.. Pierce he ncsers spoke, or even thought
hard othim. He would rs soon think hard ofa ba-
by. They met frequently in Washington; often on
horseback, when they saluted and raised their hats
high in the air In social circles they met and shook
hands, but sclf-respect would not allow him to visit
Mr. Pierce again
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- mite Zinc White Lead Varnisfes Turpcntinc pn,,
h sda general assortment of articles for na n,in
uns ofts ~ -! JOHN H. SEAY
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k'Gh HASiFACTUREta-s ~, -
A,vorin "a VI 1siIon Ioncsbeans Essential Oils Tohs
jForsacby e i " brushes, &c, &c.
une 26ts JOHN II. SEAY
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"Wm. Bonsteld. supernumerary at the late
Convent Garden Theatre, % years old. has been
senter ced to death for the murder of his wife
and three children. This is the first person con-
nected with the theatrical profession, that ha :
been co ndemned to capital punishment within a
century"
The con GLIDING sentence of the above extract.
which we clip from New York paper, is. we
think, unfairly stated. A supernumerary though
In fact necessary adjunct Of the theatre. is no
more recognized member of the hstronio
Brotherhood than would a sexton or organ blow
er regarded AS belonging to the clerical pro-
fesson, or the haliif of court as member of
the bar, 1t is a subject for profound reflection
TINT despite the odium which prejudice has
sought to fasien upon the theatrical profession.
the records of crime both of this country and of
England bear less testimony against actors than
against The members of every other profession.
ne conviction of an actor upon criminal charge
is an experience our courts have thus far been
entirely spared.
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The Abolitionists like old Buck

The New York Times an Addition Seward or
gan declares that Old Buck is 10 il the "least un
acceptable OF any Of the Democrats yet offered
A. Presidential candidates" And why Because
il i. perfectly satisfied thafrom its inception to
lis contamination. Mr. Buchanan was opposed
to the Nebraska bill. and that he now regards
with Indignation the unprincipled conduct Of the
administration towards the Free State settlers OF
Kansas Territory" That's the Times reasons,
in it, own language. for contemplating Old Buck 5
elevation TO the Presidency. But we subjoin the
whole extract from the Times. bearing on this in
teresting point:
ton TO its contamination. Mr.. Buchanan was OPP
posed TO the Nebraska bill. and TINT he now re-
gard. with Indignation the unprincipled conduct
of the administration towards the Free State set
tiers of Kansas Territory. This is to us point
in his favor. though we cannot overlook the weak
ness which has induced his iardy acquiescence in
the Outrage. we could hope that in case oil
his election the incendiaries who have per-
,erted the mind of Gen. Pierce would be scourg
ed from the White House and its purieus. and per
haps 1T would not be unreasonable to expect that
he would use the influence of his position to calm
the agitation so wantonly provoked by his pred
ecessur. We also desire the nomination of Mr.
buchanan from a more selfish consideration. We
believe he would not be cordially supported by
that numerous wing of his party which Is com.
posed Of covenant breakers, regulators of con-
tracts and flibusters.and that we should more
easily aud certainly defeat hiln,and with him the
party organization which su,tains him, than we
could any other person likely to be selected AS
It's candidate. Aud if, despite this detection, Mr.
Buchanan should he elected are not without
hope that he would call about him moderate and
conservative men f all sections and opinions
and place the Democratic party in irreconcilable
hostility {" the ianalca agiaiors who, IN the IN
tere>t Of slavery, are plotting against the peace
of society. und u, an alternative to their schemes
against the pernanency Of the Union"
Not without hope" that Old Buck if elected,
would" phce the Democratic party in irreconcl
able hostility to tie fanatical agltators. who, in
the interest Of s'arery. are Putting against the
peace of society &c. Pretty good, that Aud
pretty conclusive evidence that Old Buck would
be- entirely acceptable to tho Freesoiish D.m
oerdey," as has been heretofore alleged Rich
mond Hhig.
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only mills NJ real importance before either house
we're left in this perilous and uncertain condition
as the time of adjournment approached One
house being unable To agree To the amendments
If the other to these bills, endeayored TO prolong
the session But the other branch refused to
concur. Mex, attempt was made TO induce
The Governor 70 call an extra session. But that
f1nctionary refused to pu, the State to so much
trouble for nothing. telling the memorialists plain
~ that all the business required to be done could
be transacted within the regular period. Upon
this the ob-ruciionists resolved Ia let the appro-
pria,ion bills fail. and they accordingly did so.
with view If forcing the Governor 10 comply
with their request II remains to be seen what will
now be done.