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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-05-06
THE DANyILLE CONVENTION

We learn from gentleman who was pr.s.nt at In.
meeting of this Convention, Wednesday last that
1t appointed w. II. Clarke, Esq Of Halifax, and
William b. Thompson Of Franklin, delegates to Gin.
cnnati, and James NJ. billiard, of Henry, and Walter
Coles, Jr.. OF Pttsylvans, a!ternates Mr.. Tredwev
of Psylvana, introduced resolutions conforming f.,
the principles and usages of the Democratic party in
not pedgng Virginia to any particular candidate but
to the selection Of the soundes and most available
candidate-aud concluding with the statement that
Mr.. Douglas was the irs, choice of the district Mr.
Lester offered series Of resolutions in lieu of Mr.
Iredways, affirming the principles ui the party, but
declaring it improper 10 tramme the delegates To Gin.
clnnati III any way. These resolutions were de-
ba,ed at considerable length by Messrs. Tredway,
billiard. While and Terry-alI except the first gentle
man iavorng the resolutions of Mr.. Lester. Boil,
acts oi resolutions finally laid upon the uble,
upon the svowed ground that the delegates to Gin.
cinnali should be perfectly untrammelled.
The Convention then proceeded to the election of
Delegates 10 Cincinnati Mr.. Hughes billiard nom-
mated Mr.. Thompson of Franklin, and Mr.. Clarke OF
Halifax was put in nomination by Walter Coles Jr,
OF Pttsylvana. Before the balong the delegates ex-
planned their positions. Mr. Clarke stated as his pn-
sition that he he'll the interests Of the Democratic
party "a above the personal claims of any, or all pO-
htcal asprants-that az at present advised he be-
lisved Mr. Buchanan the most available. and expect
ed 10 cast his vote for him in accordance with this
opinion, but, that, ii arriving at Cincinnati he
found that Pierce, Douga or any other sound was
more acceptable To the Democracy, and more avail
able, he should cast his vote for that man-.hat he
was an old friend Of Mr.. Hunter, than whom he did
not believe there sounder statesman, or pu:er
man in the Union, and that, among all the Southern
men whose names were mentioned hs personal pre-
ferences warmly in his favor, but, that if the
North rendered Wise or Rusk, he would sustain
either. Mr.. Clarkes position was, that he considered
the chances of all Southern men secondary I"
Buchanan, Pierce and Douglas-that he preferred
Mr. Hunter to all Southern men, bat was willing TO
take any proper Southern man whom the North
might present jp ..t 100 'If'ro PiUL"eut s'a's"'r
no,n,ps.. ersu. Mr. Thompson simply stated he
concurrence in the position of MI Clark, Mr. T. i-'
however, supposed TO prefer Gov. Wise The dele
gates were then elected unanimously, and the Con-
vention adjourned.
At night, Mr.. Irving of l.ynchburg, ana MI
Hughes billiard, addressed the people of Danrie.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

BY RITCHIE. PRYOR s. DUNNAYANT.
wM F. RITCHlE j ROGER A. PRYOR, EDITORS
TUESDAY MORNING, MAX 8, 1856.
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MIR. EVERETT AND MOUNT VERNON.


Edward Everett. Esq, is still going on in his pa
trotc work Of speaking for the Mount Vernon cause
Already have his speeches netted the sum OF SSOo
which he is investing at seven per cent interest he
has recently spoken a! Charlestown, Cambridge and
Springfield, and will the next fall, make tour to the
West and South IN the same glorious labor. In ac-
ceptnp IN invitation to deliver his oration en- Wash
inrton at Springfield on Friday night last, Mr. Eve
rett uses the following language, which should cheer
up every friend Of the Mount Vernon cause:
"The recent letters Of the proprietor throw some
doubt on his present Willingness 10 sell the estate
II cannot however be doubted that it will eventual
" become public property: In the meantime d."
not understand that the efforts making to raise ne
r-ouIsite funds will be relaxed The sHI;'s winch
have already been received by me, have been safely
and advantaseousy invested in trust, and shall
make the same disposition Of what nny hereafter
come into my hands; without the deduction ot do'-
lar fn- personal expenses Should the attempt To pur
chase MoEnt Vernon eventually fail the funds raised
cnn be appropriated to some other patriotic purpose
of general interest connected with the memory q"
Washington remain, gentlemen, with high re-
spect, faithfully. EDWARD E' EhEii'
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IO.pARTNl.IssIIIp

n,r t0-PARTNERSIilP.
nt GndesgneL, have this day entered into copart.
Id cn as''hip under the style Of sIEARNs, BRpMMEL
pners OF the old rm return their thanks 70 their
ouef: Tor the support WHICH they have received for
Se-' ead ,rast that il will be continued 10 the
pra gag aomscl,e. that every effort will be made to
satisfaction. FRANKLIN STEARNS,
= JOSEPH BRUMMEL.
Il Hp7i s-clm PHlNEAS THURSTON.
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SnrIcE nR ADMINISTRATORS.

NOTICE or ADNINISTRATRIx.
Ii persons having claims against tue estate Oh Tue
i late Francs Brsnuan will present them 10 me lot
and all persons indebted 70 said estate Will p"se
MARY ANN BRANNAN,
Administrative o; Francis Brannsn, dec d
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D"IIERREOTYPISTS NOTICE. keep con.
Tantly hand Of the most ieliable quality, rvery
used in the Of Daguerr eotyping, which will
~ low for cash. Instructions given IN tbs art, And
S*-cly Mp. slMoNs, Richmond.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-08

IL SION MERCHANTS SAN FRANCISCO, CA14-toF
rIcE 3f FRONT STREET, NEW fokk)-Partieular attention
paid SALES OF TOBACCO and eonsgnnehts dreet from
the Virginia Manufacturers solicited. 40
REEERENCES.--A a. A. Lawrence Co. Boston Alien
& PaN.In New York; Courtney q Gushing, Baltimore;
Davenport Allen K co, Edmond Davenport Co. l1udlam
& Watson James Heath, late auditor, and Crenshaw
Go Bchnond McCorkle Jones, Mcdaniel Hurt q Pres
tom L C. S Ferguson Co, and Miller Crenshaw Lynch
burg .- ~
B-Haviug established branch Of our honse IN Ncw
York resident partner in that city Will give ms persons"
est rates freight Gree of commission on ali goods eohsg
ed to our Francisco House ~,
Mcssrs Edmond Davenport Co, will act for us at keh
~ go ' aug y cody.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-08

Chronic Nervous Debility Disense III the Kidney anu
nil diseases arising from Dsordered Liver or suen
Acdty Stomach Nausea Heartburn Disgust Tor FOOD
Funess weight the Stomach Sour Eructaons Sinaing
Futieng tho PIT OF the Stomach Swimming OF the heha
Hurried difficult Breathing Flutterng at the Heart Shoak
ness Of vlson Dots the sight Fever and Duh
Pain tho Head Deficiency ofPerspraion Yelowncss OF sns
skin Eyes, Pain In the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs &c,
Sudden FlusheH burning In the Flesh Constant Imag
ngs of Evil gren depression OF Spirits can DO
y cured by DocrEn HoorLAsDs CELEBRATEp GERMAN
BIrTERS preparedhy Dr q. N Jackson derman Medicine
No. 100 Arch ST. door below Sixth, Philadelphia
power the above diseasesis net exceled equal
. other In tho United States - tne cares
after skllfu physicians had failed
These Bcrs worthy the attention of 1nvaids fosses
In the recthcaion Of the liver and lesser
glands exercising Searching in weakness md
of the dgosys they are wthai SAFE certain
nnd pleasant
VntaIsIA TESTIMONY DR. j. NJ. Wilson. Lexington Va.
Feb 9TH 1859, said entirely out Of the German BIT
They have beromo all the Nothing else seils
The Tenth Legion published at Woodstock, Va said Jan
10Th, 1855 "a Treat McdcneWe have uniformly fcifnned
medicines unless thoroughly convinced Of their
value those consider worthy OF nosice - she
ors nvcniodby Dr. Hoohand and prepared by Dr
Philadelphia One instance In particular, IN which
virtues OF this medicine have beentesed mas la
During the last summer son OF
Abrnm cral of this county seriously anected
with Liver Complaint and after trying In vain various rene
he purchased bottle ~ the Bttes aud after using H. was
relieved Of his distressing maady. that he procured
another bottle and Is restored entirely TO health.
They are entirely vegetable from all injurious ingred
awas strengthen the system and neyur costaten
For sale Wholesale by Druggists In n the prshcs ces ana
npoihecares and sorekeopcrs In every town nhc
United States.
SON 4 co. and j. II. sEAY co, Lynchburg, and by
dealers u medicine everywhefe. flsep0Iss
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-08

= machines long sustained the highest rcp'toi III e
United states WHIST rRIZE--A GOLD hEDAl-u'S
ean heen awarded the great Exposition al nr
Palace of Industry Paris and thus they nave inc WORM
verdict of superiority ,--...,,a, 80 ,,a, ,ha, rpu
without noise to the operator AZ nonolo t %
speed SO that TWICE AS MUCH Wohh oaN DE '
IN ADAf. :, l,ist, ,,oeu, =
The greatest clothing and shoe manufacturing
t.; bo country use these machines exclusively fhoy are com
ne,en, to perform every of work in the most perfect
are very great numbers of inferior or ehrp. ""tt
- ..i,, m ,rhnes of the Darow Blodgcst Avery, WI
can Grover Baker and other patents when nave beeh sol
hnt cannot he used advantage we hel'pS ,hi ~
nannf,rtura N EXCHANGE FOR NEW hNp Aifsi tNfto
an liberal terms All old machines thus obtained
G M h en- mn and destroyed For particulars apply
nv letter or personally at our New iutN '''' - al
s,i,y machines persons properly quhthed ioN Tue p'
~css rare opportunity for profitable and pleasant employ
ment s offered O.. = W: ,p3 "a I,r,,i,yay \ Y
Rp,xcH OFFICES; AZ Hanover St Boston. t3 Win,
=, pfs,i.,ntia los Baltimore st, Baltimore 2f " ainut
y. cincinnati 49, st Charles St New of'ealS ~
,.ile \ y 334 Broad ST, Newark n . l""' @-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-08

Those delight look upon and admire tho beautiful
specimens which the hand of In Tho present pro-
gossvr nge Is forming respectfully invited 10 cali on
lory Statesmen Of the country With ntccetual
august stand out from the plate with such
natural appearance that the spectator almost fan
ros hrob and the lips move There,
too beautiful bnshnR maiden with sparkling eyes and
charming lips invites the ardent youth to gnxe In alnfauon
last best gft to sinful man There too roi
licking rumpng childhood with buoyant heart and merry
laugh The visitor aud holds him charmed 20 the spot
rhon q. W MiNNIS Il CO.'S aud view the handsome
specimens Have your likeness, and reader induce her
above all others to you and rest not
Of her and OF those
earth Then should the silver cord be snap.
ed and golden wi broken you have thatef which VIII
viydy ,ur recollection tha departed ones Pic
tnres weather with equal facilities and with the
same 10, fection Remember MINNlS CO tbs 10
rive YOU perfect they may found all times
M their r famed Gallery Main street ID door from Bridge
sroo Iynehburg, and street, Petersburg, Va b
q. W. MINNrS & co,
ivb b.ts Daa
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-08
IDRO1: KEss.-PATENT AMBROTYFEs.

uDROtskESS.-PATENT AMBROTHRESv-
The subscribers having associated themselves together
for the purpose of conducting the PHOTOGRAPHIC ART
all Its branches under the style and firm of GIBBS kEAGY
prepared furnish pictures every style Of the
this country Europe They call especial atten
ton their Pictures Ambroypes, glass ia
exceeding in beauty and durability any thing before
made. These Pictures reversed Daguerrcotype
are and may be any light. They imperishabe
being Theoretically sealed glass plates which sealing
the United States and Europe
and wned in this place by Gibbs & keagy only.
These Ambroypcs pronounced by competent Judges
grandest in the Photographic having
a truly astonishing. Made from the small
est TO life size.
Ambopc stereoscopes must be seen to be appreciated
the relief being fully perfect as life.
Also, their Monographs Pictures paper, from life
These the finest engravings
detail Any number from single sitting--from q
thousand-eiher plain or coored, in water oil
Citizens and strangers invited TO call examine
in the various branches they
tenon and superior Pictures
Gallery the old stand Of r. E. Gibbs Virgin
In Bank, Lynchburg. T.. Il. GIBBS
JAS. KEAGY
r. SIN Ambrotypes the style of drapery tho
the eye makes difference all equally well taken.
Dagucrreoypes copied into Ambroypes made
cts. K,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-08

The above rates Ohio River. slight advance IS
charged if sent all the Railroad No Sodgc Charged
on Goods ssnt tbrongh line. Consgn to
BRIDGFORD & Co. Richmond
REFERENCES R1cHMoSD-Stcrns q Brummcl linsley,
Tardy & Co. Selden Miller j. II Claiborne, D. W MrlgN
& Co Ghas r Wortham e. Co, Shields Sommervlie ana
Id,ands D,venport a Co june 2j-ts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-08

MISCELLANEOUS.

II OloIlON.-The concern Of Appel n
~ NEWMAN was this day dissolved by mutual
ihe business VIII be hereafter carried on by
November "a. 1850 JACOB NEWMAN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-08

II VNGnWlRl. ACADENkH OERINE ARTS.
j ATTRACTION NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AMBRorYpEs by }. kEAGY. only ssccessor 10 =. H.
Gibbs his old door the Virginia Bank, Main
sscdly the highest achievement h the Photo
graphic These beautiful pictures, glass palG aye, in
almost entirely nnDhiatcd the old sty1e Daguer
rooype paocoss being infinitely superior In esefy regard
First they be In light The features not
In the Daguorreotype They more brilliant,
richer aud elegant in hnish eyes more per-
fourth the time required by the old process
lastly they VIII last for They Dramatically seal
plates Of glass which sealing secured by letters
patent United States and Europe and owned In Lynch
burg Keagy This scaling ,nders them impervious
air water other which destroys the Daguerrco
type. Ii =z5. -. u Ls,io,. IF. az
tzens strangers respectfully invited TO call and cx
anime specimens. ~ lsils 8.lufg hea
Daguerreotypos copied into Ambotypes and rendnrsdim
pcrshable. sH 30 #As
Instruction given art and the right to mako Ambro-
types In Virginia, reasonable terms.
Every of Castings Frames &ci also large stock OF
Jewelry constantly on hand lsep @dfs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-08
VOL. 4...N0. 1888.
MEDICINES.
HOOD N MEDlCINEA.--ss IL csttusateA shes
N AYERS CHERRY PECTORAI, AND cATHART1C

EOOD N MED1C1NEA.--ls IL csttnsaeeA eAes
NJ AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL. AND CATHAKT1C
PILLS have done promote public health, than
There question that Cherry Pecto
raj has by s thousand thousand Of Colds Coughs
Asthma Group, Influenza Brouchs &c very much reduced
proportion o deaths from conumptive diseases In this
country Tho pubs good m tho Pecora and will
more complaints
Eycryhoay needs more purgng Purge tho blood
from ts Purge bowels liver and the whole vi.
system from obsirnctlcns Purge out the diseases which
lastcn on body work ts decay Hut for diseases We
only OF old Take antidotes early and thrust
II from sysiem before II Ia yet too strong TO Yield
Aycrs pills disease, not only while weak
but when has taken strong hold Road the Astounding
who been cured by them o dread
u Scrfn Dropsy Ulcers Skin Diseases Rheuinntsn Men
ragia, Dyspepsia Internal Palms. Bilious Compans Heart
pnnr ailments such an pmp,es face Worins Nervous
lrabit Loss Of appete, Irregularities Dizziness IN The
head Colds Fevera Dyncry and Indeed every variety o
com plants for which pnrgatiye remedy Ia required.
These random stacments but are authenticated by
\ neighbors and your own PhysieinnA
Try them once aud You will never bo without hem =
Price ps cents per box-5 Boxc for VI 90 @
Prepared by DIR. j. O. AVER Chemist, Lowell Mas and
aod by all respectable Druggasesery where NOV lo2ln
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-08

INST reui supply o these Cases altogether diff
@ IN sa appearance bat possessing all the unryai
.,l aiysntag 90 of the old style.
The increasing popularity of these Cases evidenced 10y
, almost adoption, both at the North aud South,
st ul their many admirable properties.
Mahogany Walnut and Poplar Collins kept constantly
hand. uf every size
Rns with promptness and despatch ana All pos
s,l,Io attention pad Charges materially reduced
st2 NV ~ &C. Ron ropv A. WINSTON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-08

N1EGROEs WANTED.-We wish 10 "''' wv ~"
~ present year 10 or 10 Men ana ni:,T a. PRESTON
jan AIS '''''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-08

NITKOT FI.I' III 0.1,1E = - - T.
,hair ncrfccon the Gallery of G.. W. MINIS ~ co.
\ s TANNER would inform his fricnds and the public In
r ,bat he has ns returned from the North after alb
sene OF some months during which time he has secured
without regard labor and important
nroyemen known the Photographic art, and is
rc1 IN furnish who may desire them, Nrotypes
m CI,ss Photographs Paper, the Daguerreotppe
rofrc all of which win be taken in all their brliancy
and prrction He has also large aud beautiful assortment
a, Gof ~ IoCKFTs PMS, MEDALLIoNs, FANCY CA
81 Francs made expressly for the art visit to this
f,urry is solicited whether Pictures desired not
~ G. lierQ always open and free to visitors Sundays
,,..tt091 ~. s. TANNER,
f nt tho Gallery Of Minnis & Tanner, Lynchburg Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-08
APOTHECARIES, &C.

NEDIC1NAu. LIQUORS AND WINES
VI Pure Juice Port Wine pure French brandy sherry
Wine London Porter and Wofs Aromatic Schiedam Schnas
All these articles warranted pure aud suitable for mede
nal purposes. For sale by JOHN II. SEAf,
~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-08

ylyUE undersigned will continue the business of Sgler
ucFdery Co. without farther change, under the style
and frm Of JAMES A. STIGLER 60. Al persons hay.
nrscn them to the undersigned f payment and all indebted
will make payment to thnih
frr Stork Of Fall aud Winter Goods is now complete,
and is not surpassed by any in the market We ask OF Our
sa,nls ,nd rho puplic a call j. A. STIGLER,
80 ,s ID r. e PETERS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-08

BEST WORK WITH LEAST DRAuGHT
RIGH'S PIFTNT IRE UM r l. "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-08

Bruises and Sprains, ~ ua.h
, icSie anu n e.ip"'' Spnt and SPAWN,
feaids ana bar,s, s,.u,,s Sweeney and poe-evil,
nofe Legs an" oh,o'''"' Withers and Marbles,
fresh 'ut W ouhus' Chafe and Chcstiounder,
Tramp anu lel'pr' Rinehone and Sandcrack,
sings or insects, >-,. Windral and Numbness,
wounds undef the Mans Saddle Gall aud Old Strai ms
! mn 'i1, ,, preasts, prs Sweled Legs and
~ ~ Stiffness of Joints =,
,,-.,o, o orra aud no danger exposure 10 eoiu
Annina to hurns at once 1t leaves no scar
Price 30 and 5j cents bottle ,-,,,rrrIr,p
toF sac os Lynchburg Va
DOVE & co,
Sole propretors Richmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-08

NyOTIlE.-The subscriber has this day disposed of his
cntirr interest i'm the StEier MeEldcry Co,
IN ID # G Peters one the firm In retiring from the bust
ness thank friends and the public for their patronage,
and would ask n continuance to my successors, -
OCTOBER lst, l-55 f' NJ Eiphhf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-08

II RooMS-I have now ON hand, of my manufacture.
IRON $4,000 TO 5000 worth Of CABINET FURNITURE and
CHAIRS comprising every article In the business Of every
grade and quality
Those visiting tho city, wanting Furniture
y aoeed To give call, M determined to offer In
iucemcnts not to be surpassed any where
SPECIAL paid packing and Goods delivered At the De
pot Canal free of charge A WINSTON
pc -Rpu rppV
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-08

uEvANTED.-The undersigned wish Ia coa-
w tract for l. 100000 FLOUR BARREL SLAVES. for i'm
and distant delivery Persons having timber suitable
or src will and their interest apply immedateiy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-08
MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

1R RROBERTEARLx,D Dentist. has removed
II his Office door above his residence, MAIN ST
aud above Djrcll's l-lts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-08

NOTICE TO THOSE 1T MAY CONCEDN
IN ALI persons indebted again requested to
forward and make immediate payment their bills have been
standing much longer than agreed upon
SITS n H. LEWIAf
COUGHS AND COLDs.--AeableR'h ChesSy
Expecorant; Ayrc's Cherry Pectorsl Gardncrs Syrup
PumoDc Wafers jacques Expectofaut
wstars Basam Of Wild Cherry; Hs:tines' syruR Nepthe
Slime on; II. Clark q Co's Codliver OIL Jujn6o
fassi Sse ilSso. sS@ .''p' Ns '''' srABLrx co..
TOOK FOR HIRE "A nsst rate Cook sad Wasker
Ofor hire. Apply immediately to - q 81. a..a -
i'm 573t. WA >. HANNAH,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-08

<<OAU,. e. d L.--1OO bushels Montgomery
coal very superior article clear Of slate, and burns
lreclv for sale from the Depot by -.o.
Eppl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-08

u,I,,n 5CsgIS-Fhc Undersigned hay nSniaae arr'lnef
Ak - ,,i,h the rstentecs, j. d. * w /. ioHEee
aarc and Law their Patent Hydraulic cemenl iipE ~ -,
r,untirs rasi of the Blue Ridge Va over thei rL -
rphlr "a nx .rutc Jobs Piping in sad c.a'ilS ,ti
Inc che ,pest and durable Pipes ever oeraa
v.,h . -, ,ha,, increase strength and hardness
tsc rrr c,o and perfectly pure any distance An '
warranted ,,r,.rnN & DrIINAN
Address LynehtpTg, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-01-08

YT TJ IN :
II s WHIrrEMORE BRo arr many! y! 1, tSi W.. /, A.
ther an superior iHn -,
CfIiNEs aud F Ans of improved Pat'rna s "u" '
I'LL short notice and on & % dpeud on getting
srh NV ners 9a aaeation by addressing us 'Rs vi"
Post Once. .s.ar, MOTIFS, and on rcas-
"nabe . oprn HISS EY'S CEfEDRA-
rr" 10 " ~ d. ,rrn Asp MOWER at the mahpt"'"'
price. .., ,,,ve, articles " i'll do
wrll 10 sana In t,eir orders early as poSs'o,s
The reaper be examined al "" WIN"
5-dScts iI,pi,A
gNIEDMOVF WORKs.-iRhsSEpa, AN M p,aimaa, ani,a Works
,nr.h,sad an interest in the lieaih'., ',.i Il,
, t,5 ,N business will hereafter be con u'' ~ az ~
he nan and nniGr the style of Jokph a,,hbcn Tor
will 10 the former patrons oil ,he -. =, ,ra f,r
Of their patronage, and to the pno al '.rl in
t1oir ftyors. They pledge thems',Vss a,h w. ~
'"e'r me win h'e'''' " GRANVILLE JpRDAN,
o, ,s.. GEO G. CURl.E
SEPTEMBER Goth, 1859 "''0' "
NyCCDnps "a A yTED.-we wish to hire for the
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-09-02
M II SIC.

A FRESH supply Of new and popular
n music. just received by Steamer Rob-
insop Buchanan and BreckinridEe Polka
Fillmore Scottish Matilda Polka; Wood
land Sketches No. 1879 BY Wallace gam-
blers Wife; Roudoo de ID Maette do pof-
lice, by Herr, Witches Dance by Wallace
La pluie dc peries BY Osborne Pm a
merry stingara Indian Hunter; Daugh-
ter OF the Regiment, Duett BY Berger
Fensee Romtique, by Nine Pettignew !,
La Solitude by Gfoke, Gentle Jenny Gray ;
Fare the we'll all ties are broken, thurman
Lover. Gone il the Talmness Willie
Bel Lone Stay hours, Benedetta siala
Madre, by Hunter Home sehottisch ,
Champagne Polka. When other friends are
round thee Erin IL my Home; Louisville
Grand March Dearest think Of thee ,
Come gang ava VII me; Shells Of orean,
Oh no, and OIL yes, Petit Tambour
Cara Polka, Oh cast that shadow from
thy brew Fly away pretty moth; All !
would our eyes had not met; Sweet SIX
teen Polka, with great variety Of stand
ard Music, by
ane2t. GEO. M, HFRuMAN.