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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-25

Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
TRAVELLERS.
Twice DAILY, Sunday night sxsep,ed between Rich
u and Washington City Via 9ordonsyie and Alex
andiIa.
Hours of departure Rich is
Returning leave Washington. g A. NJ. and 4 PM.
and l'i' 5st.ss f-' ~ 49,
: Arrive at RIchmond 1:so P NJ and = An
Baggage checks and tickets, given through between Rich
mond and Washington. ss st1ee,
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING NO STRAP RAIL,
and being excellent order and CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL. give the best guar.
of always securing connections, shown
walls daily nj Ricmond and Washington city in advance Of
the Steamboat line. 65tFA ~ 3 :
FARE BETWEEN hcnNosp AND WASHINGTON. $3.50
An olnnbus Will be found always ready through
and their baggage of wearing apparel between
the Depos free of charge, with ample time for
takeitiejr meals, whether going North or South =
Through Tickets be obtained between Danyille and
Washington at the Terminus of the Road nearly
pletedt TO Davie. An Agent ofthe Company VIII receive
the Checks of passengers from te Danyle Road and
tend to their baggage all the Way Washington he Bal
tmore Depot.
route. ~ fFf1 ffEszF FIX f=fg
change night line, between Rich
nond and Alexandria.
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Ei.ogis, Glsalis, eE3ADs. DUITlIs Ee--
or New Sa on 70 baltimore, Phndphis
clover and taoy seeds Also butter cola
essss,. "a. .f Gill 90:
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rtrst spriEN stoci<. q. 81 - =
Watches, Jewelry, SIlverware

g. j. IT, IS OTTsS
NEW and splendId stoeiar execeliins beauty, ex-
offered his patrons-giil be 0Ilsnsd on iilI ,7s7
MONDAY MORNING, 24TE INsT
70 which he respectfully vss te es,.ssios " the pab-
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-12-25

.ail BARDoTTEs WORM SUGAR DROPS. - -.
a Psasant ana remedy Worms Ia ehIidtea
11Pu up ~ the form Of hhe candy be dis.
@'e taste Of g-neraly Price Is ets per boN
dse2t sod ss IL = II + LtosAS 4 CO.
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CHICKERING'S PIANO FoRrIF

: : - - - " = I A1A4N " Il oISI6 6o
-szakssl OPENED THIS DAY, and now ready for
sale, fresh supply OF Ciekering Sons cel-
n u ebrated Piano Fortes of beautiful Eaek WAL
nut and Rosewood fnish. and for brilIianey ef
tene and hghtness of touch be ls
rers prices, Including carriage. - - -
Also, Primes Co e Melodeons, style, with fun and
na SWELL OF hne Rosewood finish, and at lowest Bule
with general rRted uitarr
Italian French and German yions vioIineeios FIutrs
Fss Ba9os Tanborines, Tuning Eorka the best italian
with all other articles in the music line, and rene
raj assertnient of Variety Goods. i.I5 .
No. %, Union street. go - = - '''S s
mN2 JAe uPrrnr
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Laughlins & Bushfield,
{ 3gs1 WlioteanIc Drux.Isfs - -.
OFFICE NEXT DOOR TO the NJ : NJ RANK. :

ttsta y No. %, aiJafoe Street,
ne receiving their Fall stock Dflgs Patent Medicines
Paints otls and Fancy articles &c., which
found: ~ 55i777, y Ssi.-7 - -
tVVlDs Gum Camphor, 1000 lbs Cream Tartar,
1,10O'' birthstone, 2oOb5.. l5I Cart Soda
1000 q EPSON Salts, Il ,dc0 Soda SaIaratus
s,gVV " sal soda, Coo I" Fi1s. Sulphur, 9
eOo SuHar-his, 500 :. 'saltietre, IL ,a,s
SPICES. - - s'''is
700 lbs Pepper, eDo lbs suFy Lienrice, aars5 e
w . Allspicr, 1V0 :. Cal. Licorics
500 - Cinnamon, $50 ne
iag9 ia9c.. :. Nutinegs, 1U bxs GRID Cinnamon
80 . Mustard, 10 =. .s Pepper, tssfts5i
200 Y Race Ginger, co dor Mustard 4.
300 Z. Ord Ginger, CO q Exc Cofee ~ :. =
PATENT MEDICINES. flq
Ayre's Cherry Pastoral, Batchelor's Hair Dye,
Radray - r. Relief, Jayfe,s Mesiicifies r 'ss ss
Sonkhn's sAlNe, MeCiintoek's Medicines,
Hollow ~ 8 Pills, Hampfon's TInerure, 5lt7 ~
Hollow Ointment. DNiIt,,. Pain FfIr,e,,r
Hoo1and's Geruian Bfiters, every oter nediein.
Thotnson's Eye water, sold. y
CHEMICALS. s5s
" lbs Qinine, 30 . Ci eraei
80 =. Tannri, 2s q. I.,,e afass 80 r n q.
- - . Clinioeurae, - :. J9'i Potash,
20 :. MoTphine, Is y tiiYeeryfie 1ia5s
~ = Clnenofiat 10 .. cii. Rotassa,
10 :. ciiosoforin, ID'.. Li.aass. IT HCi1,eh
All OF which guarantee To give m, boit
qnsl.ly- and nrlce.l ss.s4 fp2T
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NUMBER lo6
CITY BUsINESS.
|RNo0URAGEs AMERICAN NfMANUfNOTURkS
BUTLER's sROOEk.EkEEPElS'a
1919 Writing EilI1ii q

INcE his superior fluid Ink has been before the ah,c
y nearly years. II has been constantly eslnng
mold Fluid
During the past year twenty quart and MIN.
together With smaller sizes have been sod
TO bankers and merchants in Cincinnati, Louisville. Pts
burg, Dnalo Cleveland, Detroit HaGte Lafayette,
Yncennes indianapolis. Evansville, FRANKFORT Lexington,
Nashville Memphis ST. Louis, rlcksbarg Jaekfon
and New Orleans 1t has also been adopted
partmens OF Kentucky Tennessee and Mssissippi
three FIRST class Diplomas the Mechanics
Cincinnati and Louisville, and four Diplomas
and Illinois.
The following merchants bankers &c. m Wheeling here
tofore using Aruols English purch1sed J. j. Ra
lcr's Book -keeper,s Writing Fluid: -.
Northwestern Bank OF Virginia; Mrrchsnts Mechanics,
Bank Of Wheeling Wheeling; Crescent
ring Company County Clerk Of Ohio County, National Tee
Houses Kelly HonoRay CO.. Russell & AIcAfee; Gordon
Matthews Co.; T. Sweeney son Doane Cowgirl; OF
Boyd; Boyd 0t Oliver Pryor Jas IT, Stout Cos Lamb
din, CIberson Co.; Press,
For sale at manufacturers prices by SO
oeso LAMRDIN. aILBERsoN eco
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-07

Union al that time. and il 80 decided. proceed
In form constitution and State government.
which shall be republican in form. aud admitted
on an equal footing with the original States.
All offensive territorial laws against the liberty
Of speech, the press. md requiring an oath to
support tho fugitive slave law, &c. are repealed
thereby. and for the prevention of fraud vic.
encc at the election. military force is to be used.
The amendment Of Mr. Seward. for the admis.
sion Of Kansas with the Topeka constitution. was
promptly voted down, as werealso several others
Of kindred nature.
The House. however. it will be seen by the
yesterday reconsidered its former
vote rejecting by majority the Kansas Tope-
ka bill and passed it by yea- 30. pays97.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-07

was no accidental onibnrst Of feeling, bn, deIiber
ate and mature expression Of his permanent and o.
tabshed sentiments Is proved by the fact tina, he not
only uttered II al Albany but took several occasions
to repeat IT, and enforce II with phrases and forms
Of rhetoric ri other places, AT Rochester and Lock
port and elsewhere on his way home These deicsfa
BIZ opinions INJURED mp they NTH hoiiow protesta
mons Of sdehfy 10 hs Union he thus attacked and
aced ruth destruction must suffice TO open the eyes of
all honest persons who had any intention of throw
ing away their votes upon this auiifv,ng candidate.
at is high time thai this foolish talk about the de-
strnction Of the Union, TO be affected by Fillmore
Butler Brooks Humphrey Marshall, Atehison, String
fellow and Others in case of Col fremonts election,
were stopped We warn Mr.. Fillmore, and all others
who entertain his reasonable ideas and purposes TO
beware to what length they proceed"
This evaporation on the part OF the Republican
journals Is born of despair Of making headway against
Mr.. Fillmore. There can be no installing Its parent
age, and happily there can be no mistake about is
effect The misrepresentation-to n mild word
of Mr.. Fimores sentiments, accompanied as it is by
cpithcts that indicate n malignant purpose Of perso-
cnton will strike nnoeuousy against him. and, in
the rebound will damage those who hurled 1t at him
Mr. Fillmore, In that noble speech at Albany which
has appeared in columns and spoke to the Amer
Jean hear, everywhere showed concnsiscly that the
the election of President put in nomination by one
half the Union only would peril the Union and his
unanswerable argument accompanied ms II was by
fersent aspirations iof the perpctuiy OF that Union, Is
Characterised solemn declaration
of hostility to the constitution and of readiness to
join in its overthrow and Mr. Fillmore is chased
with Strngfcllow, Atehison, Brooks Go. We think
our Wing friend will see that the Tribune and the
party II represents very far from thinking with
him that Mr.. Fillmore " cannot be elected
Our advice therefore, to friend, and those who
think with him, is to Danish at all such evil-pre
dieting thoughts, and take hold in earnest with Mr..
Fillmores friends in placing his election beyond con
tingeney That is his duty and ours. II Is the duty
of every Wing. Work for him not with dropping en-.
orgies and dark misgisings, but with yiyacity and
confidence. There are yet four months for labor
Just spend three Of them devotedy in Mr. Fillmores
behalf and there will yet remain month for max
ing final decision. But we very confidently antic-
pate that when the three months have TRANSFERRED you
will abandon all fear of throwing away your vote by
casting IL for Willard Fillmore and will dream Of
supporting at the ballot-box any other than him.
Try IL. Let all try it, The election of Mr. Fill
more is object worth earnestly and hopefully stri-
wing for In such matter cannot y should not be
found in a patriots vocabulary
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-07
The Platform q Trick.

Tho evidence is gradually coming TO light TINT
tho adoption Of the Cincinnati platform was all
feat Of leger de-man, an adrot piece of jugglery,
participated in by ono set Of delegates to efIcct
particular purpose and by another set to effect
another purpose-but by precious few with any
vew TO the welfare of the country. We have
already gwen the testimony of tho editor of the
st. Louis Democrat, that the feeling of the Bucb-
anan men in the convention was "d-n tho plat
form so we get the candidate" This declaration
is oorroborated by Col Benton, who, in his
speech in ST. Louis, said
Citizens, | have told You of the attempts to kin OIL
Mr. Buchanan in the Convention under the two thirds
rule; there was another attempt, of n different kind
TO do the same thing. Ii with n platform
patibulary strucure-with n rope over the head and
a trap door under the feet-and eonrived that If
he got on it he was strung up in the North fnot he
laid out in the South. His friends found out the
game, and determined to mount it, be il phat IL Dtght
They said the President does not swear to platforms
but to the Constitution; and besides it Is lawful to
fight fire with fire. 1t concoctcd by the old
ainissaries and produced nj the moment the ballong
was to commence, as to make disorder in the ranks
but The trick fnicd. 1t WAS received in tempest of
emulous applause and extollcd to the skies asked
one of the most yocierous of these npplaudors how
he could swallow such stuff He answered prompt
ly, as do pecaci 10 puhe IL up again. 1t was u
New Yorker, OF course, who gave that naive answer
and sure his stomach would feel the cleaner after
the relief.
With such statements as this before the public
how absurd it is to pretend that tho Cincinnati
Platform is an honest expression of democratic
sentiment-and that the unanimity with which it
was adopted is evidence Of the nationality aud con
servatsm of the Democratic party The country
needs at this time something more substantial
than the assurances OF a political juggle, got up
as trick-and assented to by the successful par
ty in the Convention merely to counteract the
trick and without any intention on their part to
come under an obligation to abide by IT, Col
Benton is letting great many very troublesome
Ca IS out of the bag
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-07
Whig Notice.

The delegates appointed to attend the Wing
Convention Of the 10th inst, iu the City Of Rich.
mond, are requested to meet at the Law Office OF
Mo.by Il Speed. this Monday evening at D
O'Clock. The following gentlemen compose the
delegation:
John NJ Speed. N II Campbell. Jno Taylor,
Chss l. Mosby. Jas Payne, Jno II Tyree, Jas
NJ Clayton. Rob, Davis. Jas knnier, John o l.
Goggin. Sam'l Pryor. r g II kean. Ed Chris
tian, Jas Mcdonald. Jas Saunders. Deane,
8 T Peters. Paul Jones, Seth Halsey, Gug-
genheimer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-07

is 10 be hoped that this is the last difficulty of the
kind that will ever occur in our quiet village.
Both Of these parties havs friends who deeply Ia
nent tho occurrence. Lurty is not consid-
cred entirely out ii danger. but strong hopes are
entertained Of his recovery. Both the .conies-
tants received three cuts each with knives.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-07
TIE .DIARRmGAE LIxIR :. for the immc.

date of Diarrhna Cholera MorDus Choc prepared
by j. H. Thompson Co. has given entire satisfaction all
those who have been fortunate to it, This Elixir is
composed of harsh sagreeabc and stimulating ngred
but pleasantly combined that the smallest child will
take 1t is soothing and tonic the stomach and bowels
and when taken directed fails afford relief
short time. Every family should have bottle within reach
this of the when bowel complaints preya
lent. fully 9 d&cf.}mo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-07
Lynchbnrg Lumber Maraci. hume 30.
SPECIAI, NOTICES.

" We are authorised to announce EDMUND =. TUCK
Err candidate to fill the vacancy in the Office If Sheriff
the County of Amherst An election for this purpose will be
held In said County, Thursday the 10th July
Tucker elected will select Mr. Albert c. Jameson
deputy MANY DEMOCRATS.
limo ooct1O
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-07

themselves some four miles above Madison.
They nre reported TO have a hundred guns be
sides pistols and bowie knives. and bid defiance
10 their opponents.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-07

A TuREArnNEp DIFFICULTY There are ap
pearances of seron- III -turbances on The border Of
Texss and Louisiana. 1t is said tina, certain freq
negroes, n,ulattoes nnd white men, to the Nun.
Der of forty with the sheriff at their bead WHO
had been ordered Tor reason 10 leave ,bn
country, have refused 10 do So, and have fortified
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COMMERCIAL,
L,nchb.ra r.hncco ana ,y..... ~

" Iii
CORRECTED ~ Elf SATURDAY TUESDAY ~ ~ "'i'
fosAcoo-N have no change to make in our a'I.
tations. Receipts continue large of both no
Loose We still advise planters TO prize their ~, 'ha
eoand indry order for sllipping-or lnanae,,,rj,,
We quote common Lugs in Hhds.. dry ,rg'.l3.
So, good lugs TO 81 common Leaf to 81 - 10
Leaf to $40, fine shipping slo to 81. 90 s"od
uf.eturing fine Il to SD, Extra Is to ~.sa wv '''l-
WHEAr.-Dut little selling--llea 81 ta'1l ,,,,,...
81 10 to 81 20 for strictly prime ~ mite
fLoUR-Supcrfne G. Extra ST., Family -
Corn 60 to 65 cts. MEAL % to 10 Ella 80
mo. CLARK.
Commission N,rota,
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NEW LONDON ACaDEuy.-T,,.

sion Of this School will begin st of >entember
ahd continue 10 LIST July 1851 '
TeRhs-For Board except lights Ss7 per session of
months payable LIST OF September of february Nor
hon $40 per Term OF months circulars rottainr
'"'"'o' Illumination address, e. j. HARRIS,
1..,,.. Forest Depot. Va
LynchhnrE Republican, Richmond Whip and Enou,rer -
sweek TIL LIST Set 1ni,, > ~ 49,, coPy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-07

Mr.. BuCIIANANin his letter Of acceptance. pro.
tests against any distinction being made between
the native citizens of the country aud those born
''n Il foreign land" and declares I'VE are all
equal before God and tho Constitution" We
are not at all sure of the orthodoxy of Mr.. Buch-
anan's theology. The scripture speaks of "those
who arc called. elect" the prede stinatcd,"
OF making of the same lump of clay lone vessel
unto honor aud another unto dishonor," &c
Bnt,as we do not presume Mr.. Buchanan design
ed TO present an issue on this question, we shall
not make with him. We are permitted to
speak more confidently of the other dictum that
1--WE are all equal before the Cons.itution."--
This is not true. Foreigners peremptorily
| forbidden by the Constitution from holding the
Offices Of President and Vice President We
are not "all equal" in this most important par
tcular, and we feel duly grateful to those who
! framed the Constitution that it is Elsewhere,
in this same letter, Mr.. Buchanan says he ac-
cepts tho nomination with great diflidence" in his
own abilities lie then says: II need scarcely
shy that accept in the same spirit tho resolu-
tons constituting the platform of principles
erected by the Convention. To this platform |
intend to oonGne myself throughout the canrass,
believing tina, have no right, a. thu candidate
of the Democratic party, by answering interro.
gatories, to present new and different issues be.
fore the people" He accepts the platform and
the nomination in the same spirt-ihat is-"pifh
great diFdence"--so much diffidence of the latter
that he only commits himself to it throughout
the CANVASS" This sounds very much like the
language of Prince John Van Buren,, in 1850
when he gave his hearty approval IN tbo Don,
; cratic Platform ''for that campaign" These old
politicians are cunning fellows,and it is necessa
ry to scrutiniza their words very closely.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-07

LYNCHBURG WHOLESALE PRICES fts,,.,-
CORRECTED EVERY TUESDAY AND slfrs,,, MINI,
A. Is. RUCKER, ''e' BY
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Gpocr,
Commission Nlcrcbno, L" AND
OPPOSITE BANK SQUARE LYNriii,,,,
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A s'erfumed IL rcath.-What lady or gcntl

,iar T ln hreath-What lady gentleman would
ar anier the curse Of disagreeable 6rea h when using
DOW DENTAL. FLUID it will not only ron, cr h
Me o"t make the teeth white alabaser prevent tooth
isis and physicians everywhere -
beautiful Complexion may atta-ed by its pse 1t re-.
plet tan freckles. renders the skin st and boau.
@ niafg rich rosoate hue is the greatest cosmetic
ever hhoSn being free from all injurious matter Price
cents. For sale by STROTIIER & wuiTIur,D
may SITS ,nd Dr,a W - ! !. ,o,o
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-07

lHE SENATE we're in session the whole of We'd
nesday night discussing the bill to provide state
Government for California. The bill nassau b.,
a very decisive vote. 1t provides for commits
sion for oscertsining the legal voters, who shall
elect delegates on the Gay Of the Presidential @
lection, and thu convention to assemble on the
FIRST Mondayin December to decide: first, whetl
~ It be convenient for Kansas to come into tho
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-07

" ~ ScrDes on The 9th OF June Negro Man manned
Joe hreen, belonging to James Mcalf ESQ al his 1
zoe y muatto about feet II inches or 6 feet Lcb 49,
eh orehead and black eckles all face SNEAK n
Is very smart and weighs about las 1850 Ibs ana
n ' ~ years ola lie has wife in iynoburg where bci
Ven hnoW' having lived there good deal heretfra ~
hNeu ri the Aheghany Springs last season as AMI ~
&c va, anu Saowprobaby lurking in the neg borhooJ Of ,n
Wv watering places from, which bc, t,
supplies through servants The above rewopl I'm - se
al and delivery any Jail or 10 the snbsc,ih
fully received. In, nng nm VIII he thank
july 7e2w h'Hi :" REESE
laort.r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-07

OFFICE CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
Lynchburg, July |, 1856,
ybE Board Of Directors have declared a dividend q, Five
"A per cent payable to the Stockholders personally or To
their legal representatives. and after tho 18th inst
:, JAS. o, WILLIAMS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-07

mr. @ "no 'hol onghy understands the business an, 80
p''e satisfactory testimonials regards eharan,a M ~
lime 81 mas been accustomed to oe, business fr some
,di van make himself generally useful in thst h., nn
inly 7.,Il,au9,y JOHN A. SMITH,
Loni q Court liuusu Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-07

fHsO THE STOCKHOLDERS Of The CsTI.
n HENS SAVINGS BANK AT LYNCHBURG-The un.
desgned who appointed to examine condition
OF the "Citlzens Savings Bank at ynchbug the day
July 1906 have performed that duty report follows viz
Liabilities
TO Capital Stock 500 OnO 0O
Contingent Fund, 60 475 81
Depositors 47s 4s3 "a
S64l 959 20
Assets.
BY Bills Notes. S47I Oss ~
V. Il T. II. r. Bonds. l92 OtO 90
City OF Lynchburg Bonds, $4,000 90
Virginia State Bonds, 10000 90
V. x i. X X, q Il stock, 620O 90
Re al Estate, l724J IL
=" Amt on deposite In Bank of Va, 2425 n
Liabilities S64 $50 % S61l $50 70
The debts due the Bank deemed solvent with a very
small exception the hooks accurately kent and the
institution in prosperous condition. IS above shown.
SAMUEL GARALND.
AMBROSE n. RuCKER Comitee
SAML. W. YOUNGER,
July 18th.
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Nc, IA ~ a. w Wiams and published in this paper
july 7.e2t ROREpT p WILLIAMS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-07

BLOODY AFFRAY.--The death of Jno. Turn.
bull a wealthy planter of Bayou Sara. La, in an
ARRAY with $. II, Lurty. the Sheriff, has been
published The Baton Rouge Advocate says:
Turnbull called Lurty thief. and the f;eb,
then commenced, Turnhull firing pistol, the
ballot which broke Mr.. Lurty's right ankle.
They both drew knives, and fos.two seconds or
thereabouts, the fight was desperate Lurty la
boring under the disadvantage of having his leg
broken-but they clnched, and Lurty drawing
his adversary to him thrust hi. knife into his
heart, which caused almost immediate death.
inrnbuil fought witha ri eht good will, worthy
been inflicted. and he said to himself ~ am
dead man. he carried ON the war. and had
not his arm been caught, there is strong prob
aoih'y that Lurty would have beeen killed too.
Iurnbu even Eel, for Lurty's throat to cut il /,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-07

a. caroline County va, March ls54-Messrs. Bennett &
Beers richmond Gentlemen Your Spanish My
rc has performed remarkable the person of servant
man. afflicted with Scrofnla in the form SO had
had he become that his closed and had been
so oi more than year As last resort everything OIL
ha taed II was Resolved TO the administer
ca according to directions and wonderful saw perfect
cure has been effected satisfied no medicine eonas
carter spanish Mixture as purifier of blood II is
creating quite an excitement here and sells Very rapidly Send
announcer iot ny Kan road Yours truly,
june 2l-dlmol
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