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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-28

\ ToGCuNG lNclpENr We arc not prepared
Ia sny that our sanitary authorities have not eX-
,5tcd themselves considerably during the late
panic about the yellow frvrr.-We should not
like To say, however thnt they guarded the city
,Huotually fiom the Introduction of the post
lonce, or that some of their measures did not
lcnve our neighbors along the Long lslaad and
Staten Island coasts in Il pcrilonS prodcament.
We take no ground in question, but we narrat'
the following touching incident as one Tor the
truth OF which We can personally N"ncE without
dispute and without eNnggrcEnhon.
Afriena of ours urgently solicited Us week be
fore last 10 accompany him on visit To u Mr.
W, who had charming cottage in South Brook
lyn, hollow Greenwood, and who was anxious Ia
how us both how he had completed the embel-
H,hmcnt ofan admirable vault for himself and
family IN the cemetery.
Such love of a cottage" exclaimed his wife
why II overluoks the whole of New org bay,
that Fanny Kembe praised 50 much. and pres.
'nt- you most delightful panorama of the hills
covered and villa clustered ground. OF Staten Is
land"
"staton Islandl' said we, with shudder that
came from the very bottom "a! cur heart, for we
thought of Quarantine of the yellow fever. OF
the vessels lying like many gram and bnny
rnantoms brckeniug "a othe grave.
Our friend laughed III oar aPprrhcn>'ons, and
has far partner comhattcd them with torrent
ti hleNlul rIulCnIP. W q Cnud only Pethlt, HHN
ever, by promising to "a on the following Mon
day, when we agreed to do Mr. VS. cottage
fall justice in our critical admiration. and To eN=
pend word of compliments on the taste we are
told he had displayed in adjoining his burial
ground,
Last Monday we kept our promise; we depar.
ted in good spirits, gay light hearted. joyous and
tall Of pleasant uuticipatlons In due time we
reached Mr.. VS. house but found ii closed up.
We knocked at the door 1t was opened aud
thero in the front parlor lay the corpse of our
hienl.
The next day we followed hi body to the vault
nj Greenwood he had taken 81 much pin> to
furnish and had been - anxious that VIZ should
admire Tor hi, gratiheatlon Alas Tor ali his IN
noeen: vanity
Thursday alterward we followed the remains
Of his elder daughter 10 the same quiet resting
place She waited on him (far he was awidowcrl
N hi last moments. and she had not long sur
,ived him
On the subsequent day the next daughter died.
She had bean the mtni.tcriug angel at her SISTERS
bedside aud had gone quickly ader.
The day following, W, sister. who had been
aent for from Pcunsv' Nnilia aud who had l'it her
family To come aud aid her relatives IN their
distress. took sick. Yesterday sh" WAS buried
leaving discnn solatc husband aud five mother
,re-~ children To malu their itrtp irahr los
What was the sniution "t the mystery Four
ot the crow ola hrig from Havana, qanantnsd
ncuo.S the hay. had induce ! an nu,r lpaloaS
night near the eentttry. " and hi family had
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-28
y IRti1NIGS
s.<.s----.s-e----s
Correspondence oil, The Rirhmoal b,spalch)

Correspondence OF the Richmond bispalch)
Lanes trrirm in hanSas fhe PettrSburg
Company Of IoiaHtters, Se.-kANsAs Cry,
Aug. l3, l7J6 r. lanes arrival in the Territory
hus given the nboltionists fresh courage and If
the South does not come To the rescue, they will
weep the Territory There j. no such thing
rs poacr, but civil war is now inevitable. II is
FOLLY To think of settling the territory pcaceably.
The onl} way for the South to come IN lnrgc
bodies, well armel, aud conquer peace.
The Richmond and Petersburg company is
-lai at We,tport, enenmpod, awaiting Col. Ros
SER return, who has Como to Lecompion 10 SO
lret place Ia srtilrin. Yours, l.,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-28

TESTIMONY or AZ OrroNGNr.-lh" Charles
ton News, which few days since declared its
preference for Mr.. Buchanan, thoogh it also en-
dursed tho nationality of Mr.. Fillmore, Publishes
telegraphio dospatch,fram Washington announ-
cling that IA caucus of American member. had u.
solved to continue their support of Mr. Fillmore,
as the only way to give peace harmony aud per-
manency to the Union. and accompanied it with
the following remnrks In this determination
the southern Americans have but expressed the
sense Of all those who will take the trouble to
look TO the bottom of national difficulties. / is al.
ready beginning To be realized. that Nh. Fillmore
is the only true national candidate in the field
His election would wound the self respect Of NJ
truly national man, North or South. Those who
are content with the equal rule o! the country.
and do not coyet sectional advantage, and AFRO OPP
posed to sectional domnation whether north Of
south, will be satisfied with the election of Mr.
Fillmore"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-28
IIANusnrRG. April I7l.ss4.

IIAItIIIsBIKti, ApriI Il I'd.
A D. WARDEN. ESq-Dcar SIR :-You deai me to say how
like the Dixon Watch which purchased from YOU in MAJ
~ founueht 10 know that am much pleased with it
tho fact of having sold Of make upan
my recommendation and among them o | will
state however in reference tony that a
Keeper II oqnaled by other watch, quite
not b" eNcelcd II has been running nearly
aud during thai time has been sub many tits, consequent
trayUgin Stages, have been able
discover that the affected thereby You
not obtain H. Sir. advance per on
the price paid unless would be upon guar
ance Of another of the kind to perform well
should hesitate But in truth far KIN vlelrc
tends have heard nothing these who Dixon
Watch but words Of praise their accuracy keep
ing. Yours, Rcspertfullv
COPIED. JNO W. HAMMOND
mr.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-28

r above received from old estmable citi
zen and ~ of the oldest Druggists in the city of Richmond
In accord with the thousands OF others adding comnenda
lion /. tho virtue Bakers Premium Bitters
Price ,1cents per bottle.
F,,r4ql. bv Ncs-rs Stroher Whitehead, and Saber
I5nes f.guehbur,; aud by Druggists generally
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-28

" and business of Lynchbmg respectfully invited
the following from the regulations Lyneburg Col
legc -
No student shall he allowed to contract any debt debts
without the permission his guardian and
crciug student without certificate the
President OF the Faculty will do AT his own risk"
SAMU Ell X. cox
oIfrp1 pro 4 tnftl ,aI
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-28

Of ";lSefs Bers, IN relieving an establish
go 81 pyspela from winch have suffered for
G years The few bottles convinced me not only
n aue rs a Tonic but permanent piio in Water Brash
and Sour STOMACH Ieunhdoutiy recommend to tie afflicted
~ II {. MCNAMARA
p..h,roud December 18th l-55.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-28

Al a.aafled With unmis;hk eabl" ->mpi"in' d ."
,.5,xL.y.r.-N. !. Sunday Tunes.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-28

y tCrtu,Bri Rre,th.-What tIdY = 4nt,os4,u would
labor uulcr the disagrecab.r using
DDWDENS DENTAL FLUID il will not only Ter it,
sweet but make the teeth white alabaer, prevent tooth
ache and preserve them from decay Recommended by den
fists aud ply sioians everywhere
Beautiful Complexion may be attained by its II
impcs trecke renders the skin soft and bcau
full larting rich hue the greatest
known being free from all injurious Price
cents. For saieby SfROTHER & WHITEHEAD,
IS End Drugg.s eVorNNy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-28

another lot OF those Dixon Watches in Gold Iuntiuz
Cases Ii Karat gne These watches unoqualed
keepers Below append one OF many Communications viii h
they have received from those who have them.
~ Warranted for two years For cbv
SLY ERrUORN & Cliff.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-28


EXCITEMENT ~ SAN ANTONIO \ MAN Kill.
III by THE M>YoR.-Ihe san Antonin Texan,
of the 81 stult., giyeSa long account of an cx.
To let and bieod>hed but which had mostly sub
sided at that date. 1t grew out of political as
perites:
"Ihe Democratic County Convention of HeN-
ar split and part of the BODY mostly that Of
Mexican or gin. Withdrew and nominatrd Sppa-
rate ticket and secured the support of the Spun
ISL paper. III Bcjareno Tho other part of the
party started pnprr in Spanish to nentrnlize
the influence of III BfjarcHo. entitled the Raa.
chero. The two papers became very bitter, and
finally an article in the Rmchrto in reply to one
in the other paper. created great excitement
rheuce WAS translated and printed in the
Herald. the American organ. 1t minated that
the MoNcans would "lhrow down the Mexican
(Gutholir) Church, "proclan their victory with
guns and ea,hing sabres,' Invade the snncti;v
Of their heurth-tones.' Get. ect. The Mexican
party call meeting and called on the editor Tor
the author Of the article, who owned it himself
Nhilr the excitement continued 10 increase.
threats were made, and the Mayor. fearing, Vic.
l.nee. called upon the citizens 10 enroll them
selves a special police aud about I5n rpsppn1.
ed The thrcats were 20 the effect that the Gu-
thor NJ the obn9Nious article. If a foreigner.
should be driven out If the place. and if a IA.
tive lYnchnd bai The energetic step, taken bv
the Mayor prevented .itarr measure from hein,
carried iulo rNeratian.
The matter, bparvc'. lid not pass withou, Mool
sh"d aud the loss q hte. \ man by the name
Il Mcdonald went 10 the drug >tnrr of Mayor De
eine where an alteration ensured, aud in tle IN,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-28

ngsfS Ja4 3 fifItlaea-A grceably 10 Your susgcs
lion gives ne pleasure state, that some Ave weeks akl
tN bu Of your ONyEanated Btfcrs. and
.pr,i e accoriugto directions aud eN perenced
the hapPirst effects.
rim ia, " arm season. end Obliged to give
sfT 10 business aud although had the adyiec
nbi.ians was confined weeks to the heuse and
ttd H. NV worse until tDpk yonr Incdiciue now
inest cured II every dageeabe symptom, and able do
business usual
rbe Whole credit Of my restoration health is due the
Iiftrrs Your obrdient servant.
ABNER SMITH.
Grocer. Central Square. East Boston
N.,. genuine unlc.s ,.ie.dI 81 IT'S on the wrapper
SEM " FoWI.E q GO y Washington Street, Bos.
lan PROJECTORS. S'li by tier AGENTS eHerywhcre
Ter sale l,y J II THOMPSON 4 co. and j. II. SEAY.
10 W
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-28
rhc "DstRHaEtEa EssNsR,"for the imme

I T .
diae cure of Darrea Cholera Morbu Choc a. prepared
by H. Thompson Co. has given entire satisfaction to all
thos who have been fortunate to use it, This Etxr IS
composed harsh grecabc and stimulating ngred
ents pleasantly combined that the smallest child will
take it, II is soothing and tonic TO the stomach aud bowels
and when taken directed, fails afford rert in
Short time. Livery family should have bottle within reach AT
this Of the year when bowel complaints are peYa
e e
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-28
Nr. Fillmore ellis Prospects.

The skies nre bright aud Frightening and tho
signs Of the times begin enconrngingly to indi-
cate the success of Mr. Fillmore Mt the approach
election. We coincide IN tho remark Of an tx
change that, every week for reflection gives nd
diion to his strength. The last two or three weeks
have demonstrated his II is apparent every
whore North and South and Eas, md West
Mr.. Fillmore is gaining open supporters in all di
rccions. aud the Democratic and Republican
candidates are losing the popslar favor aud sym
pathy in proportion Of necessity. Aud tins Is
natural. just what Ne have expected from The first
Mon cannot always be expressing Their convic-
ton that such n man IL the best mun for the Prep-
idenev. without ut length asking themselves
'then why do ! not openly ayow my preference
aud support him. Aud they nfe answering the
inquiry in tho way they should-by conforming
their action 10 their convictions
Aud this strength will grow upon Mr.. Fill
moro up to the very time Of the elevation, when
VIZ hope to soc il terminate in his election 10 the
Presidential chair Tint will be "A glorious result
for this republic. Justice will then be- dono To
all The form Of agitation will bc hustcd. lIor-
innnv will be restored at home aud peace abroad,
The beloved institutions of oar lhnd b. io~trrod
mud strengthened The bond of the Union will
be drawn tighter. lis dcfcnces will be consolida
ted and made impregnnbIc; aud ont of all The pro
sent confusion and perl,a proud temple Of pros
perty will arise. To secure this gloriors result,
let every friend # tho Union, 81 domestic tran
guilty, Of universal pence, labor heortily and
diligently to convert to the conservative faith
every fellow eltitzen within the reach Of his
voice and influence. aud then all will be we'll.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-28

TnE ARMY BILL.-rhe army appropriation
bill, says the Washington Star, embraces an
aggregate of some eleven millions of dollars of
appropriations, about eight millions of which are
to be expended in the non slaveholding States
If not passed, (and nt this moment il is extreme
" questionable whether it can become II lax. until
after the Presidential election at lea ,t.) every
mechanic and aborer at every Government arse
nal, armory, &r., must be discharged, as we'll a
every officer and man in the service, wherever he
may be- In a Iecaniary point of view,the North
furnishing nine tcnths Of the supplies of all des-
cripton Tor the military service Of tho United
States, as it does, a well as nine icnths of tie
mechanics employed in that branch of the public
servioe) is to be the great loser, not the South,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.


? :
} - rRADLs-PItlNTfNG in ali It's various branches
i,ue In A style aHsHyusssd By othr Esabzsacf
Ssafs al the yIRGiNIAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH.
MEST.
JOBS printed in Coiors manner hat With any
~ danc south Of Mason and DixeH Line Specimens can
b. seen At cur Cli anu see frst At between Main
and Church streets
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-28

\ SOLEMN CRlsls.-lhe position If the house
of Representatives, on Friday last. in edhcring
10 the Kansas proyiso, was characterized in pro-
per langungo by senators Bell. Cass and Hun
ter Nh 'ass sad he regarded this as the most
solemn crisis that ha- ever occurred in the
history of tie country, and lie hoped the people
""alI awake to sense Of thei, danger before it
was too late.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-28

Coon News FROM Nufru CARolNA.-Wo
learn, says the Raleigh (Norlh tnroIinu) Regis
ter, from highly intelligent friend, who hoe
just returned from general tont,tlmi tho friends
Of Fillmore are III the best possible spuits, aud
working like beavers, in every quarter, with
great confidence OF success. The late movements
Of the old line Wings hn- given fresh energy 10
our friends and dspirited, in proportion, the OPP
ponents. The same friend informs Is thnt. on
his travels, he met and eonyprsrd with men Of
intelligence from Ohio, Kentucky. and Indonn.
IN all of which stetcs everything looks well tor the
American cause. Tho statements of the Loui4
vile Journnl in regard 10 the true condition Of nf
far, in Kentucky, are fully confirmed, while in
Ohio, the changes in favor Of Fillmore i'm
monse, and IN Indiana Il regular stampede has
taken place from both Of the other parties.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-28

for a Th.- unhn remedy, acting rs does immediately
the main springs restores health when falling gives
crgs and sur the system VIXEN Tagging in manner
1, or 70, any medicine made known to the world.
SaIai til, manufactures No 2 NJ td'n Lime, New York
and Ne ~ Strand LONDON BY al Druggists, ut 2
o. and 81 per box. aug 26dl~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-28

g. proYenens ia my Store House, have fcmpurari,
~ x o'et my WAItH and JEWELRY establishment "a
, me mousse recently occupied by saunders y lrlv IN
van street where my patrons and the public invited 10 cad
hlil nIiN'f notice. JEIIU WILLIAMS,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-11-12
Boots, Shoes, Leather, &c,

V,HE subscriber takes this method Of informing his
friends and the public generally. that he Is carrying
on the Boot and Business at his Tan Yard
In Orange county, N. o. twelve miles south Of Roxho-
rough, and twelve miles north Of Marlborough: Inc
sbop is conducted entirely by MI Asa NJ Davis former
" Of Hilsborough who fatters himse and those for
whom lie has worked will hear him out in his opinion
that he can do as good work rs any workman in The
State and on as reasonable terms, and in as expeditions
manner as any other workman TO be found.
All orders from distance promptly attended TO- lie
Is now receiving large stock Of Northern Calf Skin Tor
making Boots, Shoes, &c. w II PASS
January 8. To-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-11-12
TO THE PUBLIC.

vEyHE subscriber takes this method Of informing his
customers and the public generally that his Mills
are in first rate order for making Flouro the best kind
and with despatch, having three pair Bnrrs running,
and can make a load Of Flour In u few hours. The
Mills are within about three miles Of the Rail Road,
where the Flour can be put and shipped any mar
ket desired Those from distance, coming early in
the evening, can have their Flour made by the next
morning so that they can take it 10 the Rail Road, and
returning can &c, their oal take home, all the same
trip. Barrels kept constantly on hand.
The very best prices will be paid for WHEAT by
the subscriber at the Mills, or at Peter B. Ruiiins IN
Hillsbofough.
10000 bushels OF Wheat wanted.
ALEXANDER DICKSON.
October 81. IL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-11-12
SOMETHING. MEN.
Ambrotypes and Photographs,

The latest and grtdfesf Discovery q he Age.
~ HUNT would inform he public tina, re has open
- ed rooms permanently in Chapel Hill, where be
i prepared TO execute these beautiful pictures N the
highest style Of the ART. The Ambroype is taken
Glass, and, unlike Dsguereoype. without being
sed. The superiority Of this picture in point Of beauty
and durability, has placed the head Of tie Fine
ARTS. Il can he SEN in any light without reflection
il is free from the polish Of ha silver plates it canno, get
dusty. and il is impenieus TO water. sir scds and
will last for ages.
Every lady and gentleman Is particularly invited to
call and examine his specimens. Cloudy weather a.
good as sunshine. Instructions given in the Of Am
brolypng, and APPARATUS furnished.
4. HUNT.
March H. 20
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-11-12
s:en.s,.,s Preparations.
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
Compound Fluid Extract Buchu

IS A CERTAIN, SAFE, And EfFEcTuAL REMEDY
For Diseases of the Bladder, Kidneys, Goarc Dropsg,
Weaknesses Secret Diseases, Distractions Female Com
pirnfs and all ether Diseases Of the Sexual Organs,
whether in Male or Female, from whatever cause they
may have originated, no matter o. how long standing.
This popular and specific remedy Is now offered to the
afflicted and guaranteed TO cure all the above complaints
II searches out the very roots of the diseases driving out
all The diseased fluids Of the body, thus removing the
cause and rendering the cure CERTAIN aad PERMA-
NENT This medicine allays pain and inflammation,
which other remedies invariably cause, and be taken
with less trouble and expense 10 patients This infa
BE remedy has saved thousands upon thousands from
The hands of Merciless Qu ACkS il not from premature
graves In cases Of infection, the Compound Buchu s
the only Article worthy of the least confidence of the a
aicted IN performing SAFE CURES. It contains no
narcotic, mercury or other injurious drug, but is pure
" VgsErABLE COMPOSITION. II is very agreeable to
the TASTE creates no pecepbe odor and may he taken
by persons Of either sex without hndeance from bus
ness or medical advice plain direcsons for use ac-
company The medicine. Reader, il you have any Of the
above complaints, do not neglect them, DELAYS are
DANGEROUS. With this medicine you can cure
Yourself, and thus prcventall exposure.
TRUTH MUST AND Will. PREVAIL.
This medicine speedily and efec,ually the most
yuent form Of secret Diseases and eradcaes every par
tce Of infectious matter from the SYSTEM restoring the
patient 10 perfect state Of Health and Purity And
medicine which mus, benefit everybody, from the SIM
DIV delicate to the confined and despairing invalid, no
equal is TO be found, acting both CURE and PRE-
VENTIVE Of any OF the above ailments.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-11-12
RALEIGH AND CASTOR RAILROAD.
Raleigh & CASTOR .R. Office,
kateigh. Feb. 8. 1886.

haieign q uastoH ~. ~. oihVe,
Raleigh Feb. 8, 1856. )
J, sthe NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD is now
completed to Charlotte, notice is hereby given, that
goods or produce brought down that Road intended for
transportation over the Raleigh Castor Railroad, will
be received by this Company al the North Carolina Rail-
road Depot in Raleigh (owned jointly by the two Com
panies and will be transported thence without delay or
extra charge aud goods designed for the Western Mer-
chants and others along that Road, will likewise be de-
lvercd at the same point
An dues for freight must be paid at Petersburg or
Portsmouth, except on way freight which must be paid
in advance or on delivery Of the goods.
Every effort will be made by the officers and agents Of
the Company to give satisfaction in thetansporation OF
goods and produce.
Owners and shippers Of goods are requested TO have
them distinctly marked, that their destination may be
Known r. A. HAMILTON. President.
February l6. u26-
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II you want gIRg9 RATE CAlRTAGIE,
which will not only render good service, but le eso
neat. call on the subscIrr. living sir miles north Of
Marlborough. He has been carrying on the business
Tor the last sixteen months and biz WORK hes proved 10
he ft., rsie lie is determined that biz work shall
linue 10 e executed 10 The best manner folly equal 10
any 10 this section Of country and II prices suii puT
chasen. Persons wanting Csriseer can srnd their or
der. through the Poet Office u HIshoFourh. and they
will Ne promptly attended II. An Kinds Of ReTas will
be done 10 good order and on moderate terms
1.-THE suhscfiber has purchased The riehi io Orsnge
County 10 PaTGSr BnAKs for al kinds Of canisges--
10 which he insites the attention Of The public.
re- The subscribers Wool Cardign
Machines are 10 good order and are doing he 1--WE
hest quality Of work. PIECES bersSof s Eight
for white; Twelve and hafcenis ior nised OF ons.Gh
pau ofthe wool.
LEMUEL WILKINSON.
June 20. sIti-