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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-22

Since Mr.. BUCHANAN has swallowed the Democratic
Fibusterng PLATFORM it has been remarked that he
has ceased TO have any individual identity Ns poll
tcian he is only SO many planks, loosely fastened
together. The Red Republican flag waves omn-
ously over the platform, and men who reverence
the name of WAsuNGroN, and who would wish to see
our Republic eternal us truth, carefully avoid COM
ing in contact with that flag.
Col FRrMoNr, the rccrcant son of the South hay
ing obtained the nominatouof the Black Republicans
niggerism will be rampant with his followers
6lbustersm is in the Democratic platform Both
are deadly foes to the pcrpetuty af glorious
Union; for if nggerism triumphs State Rights will
die, and if hibusterism is encouraged the pirates saw
age yell will Justice TO drop her scales and take
her flight from our shores. There WAS never time
when the spirit Of Conservatism waa SO much need
ed in country when it became solemn duty for
every citizen to arouse from the ethargy into which
lac has sunk and to buckle the nrmor of resistance
There is American citizen that be true TO his
prondlineage and quicscent such time. Every man
mus, be IN end doing every man must seek to emu
late the deeds of the Father of his Country not mere
ly ponder ON his words The time for action has arr-
we'd manly patriotic actionin order that our mmedi-
ate future may be secure aud that posery for ages
to may bless our memories.
! While Mr. fltMoREs rivals mount the one a Mig
ger back and the other that of n fbustcr, cater
ing for treeSoil support, il becomes an imperative
necessity for the Wings, whether they be followers
/ of Clay or WEBSTER, to come forward and forget
ting minor differences, declare boldly that they will
stay the tide that is bearing the country to destruction
and march once more under the banner of MuLAnp
! FILLMORE.
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E'I,fIn orc I'm New JERSEY.

Immense Fillmore demonstrations have ldst
taken place al several points in New Jersey. 1t
Is said that they we're the largest assembages
that ever before convened in the State, and the
enthusiasm was unbounded. Speeches werr made
by Hon. Humphrey Narshall.of Kentucky; Hon.
Henry Winter Davis. of Maryland; Hon. Eras
fns Brooks, Of New York, and a number of other
distinguished gentlemen. Fillmores friends
claim New Jersey by a majority of many thou
sands. Everywhere the ''ske- ave bright and
Frightening" Courage, boys. and off To the
wars
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WITHDRAWALS FROM BUCHANAN. The Ar
kansas Shield of July 9th, contains letters from
Henry Archelas. Elisha Walker. Absalom More
land, I. w. Hill. Alfred Mainard, b. l.. Bavless.
w. b. Cooper John r. Crosby, Peter Simmons,
q. W. Richey, and Lemucl Kineler, apnoun-
eng their withdrawal from the foreign Democ-
faey, and their adherence to the American par
~, The Shield says, all these were prominent
and leading members of the SO called Democra
cy' and never have voted any other ticket but
the Democratic.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-22

Tnf STATE WmG CONVENTION, last week in Rich
mond in appearance character and transactions, full
IL justified the compliments the Democrats presses
Of Virginia for the last twelve months have been
paving 10 that party The body largely cont
posed of intelligent dgnlfed and heightened gentle
men many of them well know throughout, the State
for distinguished public service and all ofthem the
embodiments as well as representatives Of the true
principles Of conservative repaheansm and Of ear
nest devotion to country Thcpatriotism and states
manship ola purer day and soander school Of poii-
tics were fifty and faithfully reflected by the Wing
representatives in Richmond-and the aspiration on
good men everywhere that the control Of public az
frirs may again come into honest aud competent
hands, received proptious response in the earnest
ness Of purpose and unanimity ofaeiion cynced by
the Convention. Many Of the delegates had passed
the meridian of life but all seemed inspired by the
nrdour Of youth directed rather thnn restrained, by
the thoughtfulness ofage. What was particularly
gratifying was The cordially with which the support
Of Mr. Fillmore was determined His admiuistra-
ton of our national affairs under circumstances
Of extreme difficulty, and upon principles Of
the sonndest Notwithstanding neither TO
the right nor the left, but following the steady
guidance Of tho Constitution, was looked to not
only as such practical complication Of Wing
principles as they might well be proud Of bat
rs adording the best guarantee that could be given
ofedherenee in the future To the same high and pa
riotic course /, mattered but little whether in the
mutations of party, Willard Fillmore was called
Wing or not-al felt that the breadth of his patriot
ISM hs fidelity to the Constitution and the Laws hia
unambitious self-denyug dispositionand the polit-
zeal associations with which he would surround him
self, would make his administration Wing in prnci-
pie and influence if not in name And so, without
one dissenting voice it was resolved ITO yield him the
active and Jealous support 10 which he is entitled
from the model he has given of truly national nd
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-22

HE FUGlTlvE SLAVE AT BosToN.-Tbe Rms
ton Traveller Of Thursday has the following res.
pecting the fugitive slave which arrived in that
city by the bark Grower: ~.
As to the manner of his escape, wo learn that
he was employed about the wharve in Mobile.and
took occasion to slip into the hold ofthe Growler
Just as she was about to sail. After the barone
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A Sign.

we learn from the Georgia papers that at the
r ilimore ratification meeting held in Atlanta.
Georgia. on the lst inst, Col. John +. Unrris n
prominent Democrat, made n stirring and nbla
speech in support Of Fillmore and Donelson =
The rafting from old Buck has commenced In
earnest IN both sections Of the Union. The peo
pie everywhere begin to feel that Fillmore is lust
the man for the times, and they ARE determined
to make him President in spite of both factions
oil the Democrats and tratorous Black Republi-
cans. Roll on the ball
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-22

MIR BARBEEs "FlsHER GIRL"-We noticed
sometime since that Mr.. Barbee, a SCULPTOR of
virginia whose first work. the "Coquette" had
been much admired, was since engaged upon a
new production of his genius, called the 1.-The
Fisher Girl The figure is the size of life nude.
resting upon one knee with the head inclined and
IN The act OF mending a fsherman's net A Flor
cnce paper. in an article on Mr.. Bnrbec and his
works speaks in very high terms of this latest
production Of his genius
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-22

lfn President lac not elected by electoral vote,
the election Il thrown into the House Of Representa-
tiYes In that event the choice has 10 be made from
the three highest candidates These will no doubt
he Messrs Fillmore Buchanan md Fremont) Each
State casts but one votethe majority OF each dele
CATION deciding how that vote shall lac cast. In the
event Of the House not choosing the President before
4h of March next should the choice deeolyc upon it
then the Vice President becomes the President de fac
10 the Senate having the power 10 choose the Vice
President from the highest candidates for that Of
fee in the electoral college
The Republican party it is thought cannot,b by any
possibility control moro than thirteen States-sxtccu
being necessary to choice. Thus il Is seen that
Fremont chance for an election is most unlikely
decidedly worst of the three L l. mol probable any
concessions would be made by the conserve tycs from
any quarter to him and hence, the States supporting
Mr. Fillmore would control the election in Congress
The choice then would be between fillmore and Buch-
anan and the be chosen Who, from popular feel
ing, as manifested by the vote cast for electors
fully represents their viii and wishes,
Even il it could be demonstrated ias it cannot bc)
that Mr. Fillmore is the weakest candidate. there
would be no force in the idea sedolously urged by
Mr. Buehanans friends that 10 vote iorhim would be
to strengthen the chances of Fremont On the con-
trary it Is about certain any thing in thc can
that Mr.. Fillmore is stronger in several of the
Northern States than Mr.. Buchanan aud can muca
more certainly than Mr.. B. prevent their going
for Fremont 1t would be the most dangerous thing
that could happen to the South for Mr. Fillmore To
be withdrawn.
In the event OF all three candidates going to the
House, aud the friends of Mr.. Buchanan proving n
obstinate and impacticable they in the cleo
ton of Speaker, the friends of Mr. Fillmore would
hold the balance of power and could compel a trans
fer of tue election to the Senate in which event that
body being democratic would choose Mr.. Brcckcn-
ridge-a result which we confess would be much
more satisfactory to us as Southern men than the
election of Mr. Buchanan
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500 600

LIE itlH,S amounting 10 S2U4U0O
rho l1OD Prizes Of 50 determined number which
draws the 100000 Prizet that an odd num-
Der thn every odd number tickle, in the Scheme cn
ud 10 So II an even number then every rk.
" be entitled to ss in addition any which NAV
be drawn. "'
purchasers IN buying an equal quantity of odd even
hnuioer tickets Will be certain Of drawing nearly oneha
cost OF the same with chances OF obtaining Prizes
Al those tickets ending with 9 4, &, ovenal those
ending with l. 3, ), 7, 9 odd.
q Remember that Prize is drawn and navalle II,
fnl " ithout deduction
Az fTzes OF S0uO and under paid Immediately after the
draNng-oher Prizes at the usual Of thirty DAYS
All e"mmuni atons strictly confidential The drawn num-
beis VIII be forwarded purchasers Immediately after the
drawing
Whnc Tickets, @iO-Haives, SJ-Qnaricrs. y.
Pm Tickets cased renewed in lckets al either
office.
Orders for Tickets can be addressed
$ SWAN u CO.. atlanta Ga
or S. SWAN, Montgomery, Aa.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-22

Hon. Oscar f. Moore, the present "Repub
cam member Of Congress from the Ross district
in Ohio, has declared himself against Fremont,
and will take the stump for Fillmore.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-22

Ex-Governor Washington Hunt. of New York
one OF the most popular men in the State. has
come out for Fillmore. declaring his confidence
that he will be triumphantly elected.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-22

Eakfl = Premium Sittfrs.-CuRE FOR CHoIIc-
With the Of fruits and vegetables diso
deed macs producing ehoe. cholera moIbus darrha
&e and rs infants ard adults rich and poor liable
moment 80 be attacked with
merated is all Important that every family should keep
SANITY On hand safe certain and speedy remedy
know OF no medicine that bears comparison with BA
tHs PREMIUM BirTEbs in instantly cXpcllug either these
annoying and dangerous Affections the human
\ TREND Of ours lie visit Uld Point
since after iudusing his appetite freely during the
ate hotr of ih5 night aaf retiring violently attacked
with roc and he assured that but for the free instant
use on these Bjct, he t think lie could have survived
tae attack Three dass taken ten minutes re-
hsFed te pain produced gentle petspraton, once
corrected the stomach well the inactivity liver
Ana such results must always follow when Bers are
taken IN time one OF the vegetables from which
tered bong the most powerful tonic known medical pro
es3on wee the remaining properties effective
and bowels "
Every family should keep few bottles on hand
Price sOcents per bottle
For sale 10y Messrs. sother Whitehead and Stader &
Jones, l.yneAburs and by Druggists generally.
iulY Wv
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


There be subscribed about hundred Shares of
Stock before the Association viii organize those wishing
hschc i'll find tripton List at Garland Slaugers
Office and also at the Nrgnan Office 1t is proposed
The ensuing week. of which due notice will be given
a..
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WESTAgk's EuIsam of wild Cherry has estab.
sed for Itself reputation that cannot be gsalpd Dir VIM.
a shaw of Washington y g. writes Under dat OF NJ ~
follows II have heard OF many decided beneficial
effects from its especially in Asthma, aud Chronic Gngh
OF spasmod character have used the Wild Cherry great
deal in practice, and With marked good results
Every knows the reputation Of the Turpentine and
Balsan constituents rrotracted coughs The combustion Of
these principles in WisrARs BAIsAM OF WILD CHERRY is in
genious and udcous
Medical justly dsrustfu of Patent Medicines
general hut cauor discriminate between outrageous
humGues and those medicines which have proved
sanitary, and in many well aestrd cases curative"
None genuine unless signed BlTlS on the wrapper.
SETH w. FOWLE n co, l3s Washington Street, Bos
ton, Propretors sold by their agents everywhere.
For sale by J. ii. THOMPSON Il co. aud j II. SI.AY.
July 10 d&catawlw
MEsSRs. p DAVIS & Sok-Cents Before left Morgnf
both karcns and Burmans had found the value your
Pain Killer aud could readily have disposed guam.
THY Of 1t them. 1t particularly etfcaCuus
cholcra mous bowel complaints and other diseases which
the naNcso of Burnah from their unHhlcsome style living
peculiarly exposed valuable poison
%" Centipcdes Scorpions Hornets, and the ike have
twice by Scorpions, and both the
crucng pain and entirely prevented the eng By applying
Captain of the ship taken vomiting purgng
other symptoms of cholera gave Kim good dose
Killer with the most immediate and happy results
speedy the relief that he asSure
again voyage without yor excellent medicine
could possibly procureft. Res pectfilly Yours
REV. j. BENJAMIN, Late Missionary to Burinah
Sold by Druggists, Groeers and Medcin Dealers every
where fully 10 d2s
We happen 10 know that Dr. AYERS Cherry pectoral aud
Caharc Pills medicines shall proclaim becaus
do know We confidently there Is vast amount
of relief from suffering afflicted fellow wrapped
mp III these sll preparations aud shall freely
tie influence to make them known heed them-
Phltadetpbo sunday 3ms
July lHd&ct
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-22

the Young Mems Christian Association requested
this (Tueslay) night In the he Mossrs
Payne Christian, at half pasts O'Clock.
nty II
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rcstimouy of d.. O. ssntc,,cr.-GVrty nv p,

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6ehttchmcn Some few months since patient apnlial to
mt Tor medical adyire afflicted severe form, Of r,oa
2nS me had been tner the charge two physirians
without deriving rehe1 commenced the regular rem
' 81 the Profession bur the disease stubborulv resisted all
ny tu' lh' reputation OF Carriers Spanish Mixture hay.
III e' me and oeng personally acquainted with your.
N' "'lFonod to give il trial did 50, and in short
uiu. ~ ''' '"''' "'t'ie' cured
"a '' 81 justice osatiefgE hum nifty, caunt withhold
q at the blood and .ase plcasuroia accommodating II To The
profession and the fpbI- sa4.araly Y,,,rs r, ,r,ll INT
Jaty lm a pf,rC1fT1
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neriincd areath.Whqt lady or gentleman ,yonId
'nt curse Of dtsagrceable hrcaf whom n y nm.
DoN phNH DENTAL FLUID it will moi onIv n,,r '
b "u, make the teeth Willie aabas,cr prevent tnti
tthe ana preserve them from decay pncn, 9' "''h
'lsts and physicians everywhere '''''e" Ny deh-
- neantiu Complexion may be saircd by It's psa ,, -
FIJI 10 tan teeklea, repders skin sn am, haan,;
aver @ I'eh roseate hue 1t is the graaics rnsa,
Ahp"h being free from all injurious fnattor 80
may SITS - a W Ell EHEADs
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- ~ va ana Tor sa,e ily 'J''.' w.
- = LANGH0KNE & Waikiki
rha sssSa SosASl.EON pARTv oE
- g SEASON WIZ be given at Coiners Surng, 49, "
,r , viS H"t' one OF the finest COriII IoN u ,'ts
.usr,I No. WIN ne IN attendance and no pains .it
,,ar ~ ,ue pro?rieiors 10 make one of the me-, @ DE
the occasion. 'Plef wal be prov led Tor
Bonsacks 50 ',Hu ntI purchase tickets ia
jnv - 49, : y I'LL VII lNGER \ 90
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ms paid check slnken eve of former f,,,aI, L,
- rNSe me regrets and nmiseration of friends one
' Plpl causes is eguartcs the system or unb.a
my sgfGions induced by weakened and d,ilatea stat
- u. or want ct Vita energy Dr. l.. b. WrigIs Serof
- al'o'u mas cured thousands of such CAGES some f
] were Frustrated for months helpless ~ children mad
@ ,'r pay 'irians had giv@ over utterly iuenrahla =
"o mus Respectable naluos in citv can he fonnd
u 70 voluntary testimonials of It's wonderful efficacy In
pants 1t strong thens and invicoratcs tho Mol
ion III l t,os torpid hHmors that obstruct free crrua
he regular habits OF the system, gives new life IN
ie iinpafs the glow Of health to the check and
no., @ s'''iy 10 tue limbs Remember ilnpoent 4,
ment '''' " '''' see advertise
June l0lmo
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" BANDS AND GOlN1CE.-Wc have just received y
.ase Tot OF OH Window Shades and beautiful pat
te9 ana also Gilt Curtain Bands and Cornice every
quality: Please call and examine at
july CTS + ID GREGORY G cos
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a TRIMS sNf.s-KAKENG IsEArEss.-V

= LEE & JOHNSON.
4 1AaNs' sEf.E-KAKENG TsEAYsEss-Vc
"A nave on hand the above Reapng Machine which we can
recommend to the Farmer generally the
Selifaker now in use; it cuts well without choking ait
Simple and substantially built and is truly Labor SAY ing
chne Also Obed lluasty well knt Reaplng Machine
improved Plan. 30 ~
would call particular attention Farmers that
ichd purchasing Ihreshing Machine, Horse Power s
coming harvest 10 call and examine the qualify
we are manufacturing this season, the many stmn
s ~ favor OF our Machine used last by
best Farmers in this section of the country
We warrant them we'll made, tle best materials and in
% most subs ana manner and very simple, durable ard
- rJRefst p0lctr use
4'lse call cr address through tho Office Lynch
House '' ' "
June lldScts H. s. WHITTrNoRr a BRO
800 FL ia. t"-psrtnership heretofore ~
a sting between tie undersigned and s. DiuKnd under
style 81 D Dluguid Sons dis solved the LIST day OF
January last.
1n'lness val hereafter he the undersigned
utF IN" hrn and style of ID. p. A. DlUGUlD, the
old stand Of Diugnd & Sons
All persons having claims against the firm Of q Duguid
os " III present them to for those wing
accounts VIII please come forward and pay up
DAVID p. DiEGIl q,
GEORGE a. DiGGllD.
ID n NJ ~ q. a. DgGGIED, Successors TO -
Us DluHu I'D q SONS, will keep constantly hand
u" et STOCK OF all kinds of FURNITURE of their manu-
ue whch tey will be pleased the old friends aud
p''''" o' Dinsud q Sons, and the public generally
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EsEEtT NORTHERN AyDT1z- -r4...a....s,,
- SOUTHERN MAIL ROUTE BE &Sst ~
w ZEN RICHMOND AND WASHING
ION via VIRGINIA CENTRAL AND ORANGtbSp Al
hAANDRlA RAlLROA DS--The night Train ssr.s Broad
street station at O'Clock allowing Is minutes passenger
iron the chmond and Danvlle Railroad supper onu.
bus free of charge.
FARE BY NIGHT LINE
Richmond to Gordonsyle. ..-..-. 80 .
''rdonSFHeto Washington by Orange and Alexandria
''''"'' - -
;,o, H. ID. WHlTCOMB Sup't Transportation
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LOTTERIES.
GEt01 ,i.s,I3idb s \, L LOTTERY
FORT GAINES ACADEMIES. ,,,,

GLASS IL, I'M
10 be drawn nn "a .ne Sy Of Atlanta Georgia IN publ.
II 4 V A y A PT.AN
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600 AcHEs LAND WARRANT,

Notary Public, dealer in Land Warrants and Att
hS Tor me Prosecution of Military Bounty Land and PnoN
uIa'.s wishes purchase 100000 ACRES OF Military Roung
ana warrants | will attend to any business, as Naiarg
nole such as acknowledges of deeds assignment nj a4
Warrants, &C. &c LAFAYETTE W GRAY,
Notary Public, Bounty Land aud
my u-ts Pens Agent I,,n bltrc
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Tlairty-Fourfn, consrszs---I,.s, ss.s,,,,,.

WAsHnyegea, Feb.I2.
r. sESArE.-Mr. Douglas, in presenting a Spetition
Naval Board, proposed the passage Of d Law aran+i ny.
atrial by court martial where charges have heen
to test their truth. This would Be doirfr at h
separating the worthy from the unworthy ~
Mr. Hale introduced bill to repeal the adj h, nro
mittee naval affairs. RE CA 80
Mr: Foot introduced bill making conpensEttfon I,
the Hon. Geo. p Marsh for extraorflja rv aerVeaa md
expenses special mission to the Greek Cavern
menf and for negotiations between the United States
and Persia. ssss.ss~' a =
The special order was then taken up when sfr. VII
son said that notwithstanding the declaration on The
part OF the President reiterated by distinguished sem
ators and repeated by the public press IN.
country that our relations with gland growing out
OF the Central American question: were III a coSIica
ted position, the people of the United States whose
instincts We're safer than the declarations Of statesmen
give little heed to these apprehensio,, SEEING
merchants continued to send their vessels on distant
ventures freighted with full cargoes in confident an
ticpation that there will be no rre of nr frien11
relations with England
There was not the slightest alarm in the public mind
on that score and the people were not to be diverted
from what s passing on the other side the Mssis-
slppl by Iumors Of war with England. It was not
very probable that the present Executive desired
war which would extend the boundaries Of this coun-
try to the shores of that Polar Sea gazed upon by Dr.
Kane. No! there was no such desire for the addition
OF free soil to this republic the part Of this admin
istratlon The only result Of the Clayton and BuIwer
treaty mad been prolific correspo pondence-an inter1ni
nabe discussion which settled no point Of dispute and
came to no result The treaty had not accomplished
what the people of this country expected, and he
Thought that this government had been oyerreached
IN the negotiation and that it treaty not fit to
He believed that we should at once declare the
treaty null and void and stand just as we stood before
the treaty was made. The course OF. Great Britain
would Justify us in abrogatng the treaty altogether
It might be said that such action would leave Great
Britain In possession. So be it. He did not fear her
10 u Central America. Let her send as many Anglo
saxons there as she pleased. He had no doubt they
| would all turn out good Democrats, and make good
citizens OF this country when we should hereafter come
| into possession there. -55f 15s.z7.I'@I
In the House. as usaI nothing vas dona -