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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-01

diton fafairs aud by which alternative can wemost
eaectnay contribute 70 rcpress violence, correct
buses and revive "a healthy national spiriR
II Colonel Fremonts election were more certain
than any assume il to be, my course would be the
same for in that event should consider il more than
ever important that there should be body Of citizens in
both sections o the country who shall have adhered
firmly to q national position, and who viii still be
able TO counsel together as friends and ieo~-eonn-
trymen. Without giving way to diseouragag fore
boding am free TO say that II the Northern States,
by their own exclusive aetionare to make President
Tor the whole country II ia not advisable in my judg
nent, that the Northern people should participate IN
lie work On the contrary,l deem II Of grave imp0r
lnce the future peace and stability ofthe Union,
that some ofus should have stood alooffron any such
movement Owing no allegiance to any Of the par
ties or candidates in the field, is enough for the old
line Wings to consider what course smos consistent
with their principles their sc-rcspect, and their pa
iriotic convictions Whether another Of the
candidates shall be preferred Is question for the
whole people to decide. They have more than three
months left for discussion md deliberaton. To whom
has it been given to know in advanceihat calm reiee
ton and just view OF consequences may not prevail
over excited passions and sectional anmosites2
Whatever may be the resell let us endeavot to dis
charge the duty Of tree and independent citizens with
loyal devotion TO the country and an earnest solicit
tude for its safety, prosperity ana happiness Know
ing no party but country in the present crisis let
rise superior TO temporary passions, uphold the
political fabric which has made US powerful unit
ell people forgetting that the unity of the Anne
fican Republic is identified with the cause OF freedom
throughout the world and aiming above all things 10
exiingnish internal dssentions and to terminate re-
voting SCIENCES Of anarchy and civil strife disgrace
fn to a tion which boasts of constitutional liberty
md a government of laws.
| remain with great respect, your obedent SER
want WASHINGTON HUNT
JAMES A. liAMbros, Esq.
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SAiE-lhe subscriber viii sell at auction on Tho ~
ses on wednesday the 10 day of next If fair II NJ,
on the next TAR y thereafter his yalusba Farm in afJ
lying on the road from Lvnchburg iibcrty fourteen nh
from the former and eleven from latter nlare md II Nh
IRON tue Va g. Ten II Il Tie com pos ID Of nprcaa
made oN u subscriber of Scott Trustee
OF ID Schenk OF Edward Steptoe and Of Sam pobs
ISL ~ lies unusually well and Is .f e..,
cultivation the soil is originally very fine quslv - 4
hearty the whole OF II In excellent heart,
highly romuncrang and needing only clover and
ter TO brihg TO the hiRh,s degree
iIfahy watcred Amending r fine Springs rould
sir he readily thrown into twenty fields with rpnny
wafer IN al OF them II contains from
superior Meadow land, body about of
h "a,s being ni original growth of the quality and
' haitac" second growth nearly all very fine TO-
' and Tobacco could he cultivated
"uauy for several years without hanuring rrai, a.
@ 1rc the crops to which II is specially adan,d
To " ~ o1rho' is as desirable where
t '' erty adjrns that of Mrs THOMPSON Miss Maria liar
tr. t Harris Jas. & Geo Srhcnk Robert Sepoe Srot,
so d b. WI VIM Hudnal and Jas. c. Slaughter and lea
"hll Two ana hhlf and three miles of
ana The IaOcrh 'clc II is also within miles OF dnrls
Merchant trs aud Saw Mills, and hall three
nhlts clay MIL The Improvements plain com.
rooms and the usual houses Regardi the varus al
Nahg"N ms property possesses the of
OF cultivation, its exemption from liability wash the oc3
u'n ana lis susceptibility of
rangemcnt the Subscriber does hesitate to say Ihf
Knows none in the country of the extent so desirable
The subscriber will take pleasure showing the ~
any person wishing examine will shown nv any
OF Inc gentlemen named above The sale he on credit
OF one two ana three with interest
purchaser giving his negotiable satisfactorily
equal sums for The purchase and the title the prore
ty retained till the last payment Possession for fall eeodn
will be given Mt and full possession the middle of No
yember or list of December, earlier desired
p July % d2taw &ctds n MAvsoN
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With the season of fruits and vegetables always .ar-
dered stomacs. producing choc cholera morbrs d
&c and infants and adults rich and poor. b,c
moment to be attacked with che or more Of the dssss
merated IL is all important that every family Slpul
sany hand safe, certain and speedy remedy
We know of no medicine that bears enmpais4 .t.
kERs RkMIUM BITTERs in instantly expeling rith,5
annoying and dangerous Affections from The human
friend Of ours while a visit to Old Point
since after indnging his appetite freely during the nay,
late hour of the night after retiring, Violently
with choic and he assured that but the
these Ber, he does think he could
the attack Three dos taken 1t intervals of ten minutes
Heyed the pain produced gentle perspuaon and at
corrected the stomach well the
And such results always follow when tn Bitters
taken in time Of the vegetables from which they
pared being the powerful tonic
tesSoh while the remaining properties less effective
purifying the blood and correcting the disorders the
and bowels
Every family should keep few bottles en land.
Price 80 cents per bottle.
For sale by Messs STROLLER & Whitehead, and Sabcr e.
Jones, Lynchburg and by Druggists generally.
July Ig.1w
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hi. throat. and demanding disclosure. He thinks
The whole world sees il in his face. reads It in his
eyes. aud almost nears its workings in the very
silence Of his thoughts. 1t has become has mas
ter. II betrays bis discretion; il breaks down
bir courage it conquer- his prudence "hen
suspicious from without begin TO embarrass nm
and the net Of circumstances To- eniange hlni''he
fatal secret struggles with still greater violence
10 burst forth II must be confessed 1t ic'H oe
confessed there is no refuge from confession
bat suicide; and suicide is confession.
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The SECOND WHlTFlELD.-lt cannot be dispu-
ted that Mr. Sturgeon is in various respects
nm extraordinary man. Never, since the DAYS Of
George Whitfield and Edward Irving. has any
minister of religion acquired great repuu-
ton as this Baptist preacher in short time.
lie Is more mere y"uth-a perfect stripping,
only twenty one years of age-iLcomparaby the
most popular preacher If the day. There is no
man III Great Britain who could draw such i'm.
mease audiences, aud nome who in his happiest
efforts can 20 completely cnthrall the attention
aud delight the minds Of hi- hearers. While the
enlargement Of his chapel in New Park street
was taking place, Mr. Spnrgeon preached in Ex-
eter Hall; hut this spacious binding soon proved
far too small TO hold the crowds who throneed to
hear the youthful Boanerges. 1t was no unusu-
al sight on Sunday evening To see placard. put
up outside the building announcing that the Hall
was full and that no more could BE- admitted
Since the enlargement of his chapel which is now
capable OF holding l,8)O peoplet has been found
necessary for the police to be present at every
service and the pewholders are admitted hy tick
ct through side door. This accomplished, at
ten inmates prior to the commencement of the
service the front doors are opened and ru,b
commences; but il is speedily over, for the chap.
ell is fnil--not only the seats, but every inch Of
Standing room being occupied land the gates
nave To be closed. with an immense crowd of
disappointed expectant hearers outside.-Lon
don Letter.
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View York stands Firm.

Our private qdvices from New York are of the
most encouraging character. a leading Democrat
of that State informs US that Fillnore's majority
there will not be less than 10000,
Buchanan is dead, dead dead and Fremont
Is dying dying, dying Hurra for the Empire
State The State Of Living ton, Clinton and Fill
moro' Shn give Fillmore her vote in lsi7 and in
1913 by immense mn ori'ies and she will do il a,
gain. - american On gan.
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How QUEEN ELIzABETH,s DINNER WAS SERVED
Uf.-A gentleman entered the room bearing a
rod, and along with him another, who had ia
BILE cloth, which, after they bad both kneeled
three times with the utmost veneration, he spread
npon the table, and after kneeling again they re-
tired. Then came two others with rod
again, the other with salt cellar, n plate, and
bread; when they had knceed the others had
done, and placed what was brought upon the ia
BILE, they too retired with the same ceremonies
performed by the first. AT last came an unmar
rled lady 1--WE were told she was countess,) and
along with her a married one, bearing n tasting
knife; the former dressed in white silk. who
when she had FRUSTRATED herself three times in
the most graceful manner. approached the table
and rubbed the plates with bread and salt with
rs much awe as if the Queen had been present.
When they had waited there a little WHILE the
yeomen of the guard entered bareheadod, cloth
ed in scarlet. with golden rose upon their backs,
Bringing IN at each turn course of twenty four
dishes, served in plate, most of it gilt; these
dishes were received by agenleman in the same
order they were brought, and placed upon the Ia
Bile, while the lady faster gave to each of the
guard mouthtul to eat of the particular dish he
had brought, for fear OF any poison. During the
time that the guard, which consisted of the tallest
aud soutest men that can he found in all England,
being carefully selected for this service. were
bringing in dinner twelve trumpets and two kettle
drums made the hall ling for half an hour togeth-
or; at the end of all this ceremonial, number
of unmarried ladie, appeared who with peculiar
soennity, lifted the meat off the table and con
veyed it intoJhe Queens inner and more private
chamber, where, after she had chosen for herself,
the rest went to the ladies of the court The
Queen dimes and sups along with very few atten-
dants and it is very seldom that anybody for.
eigner native, is admitted at that time, and
then only at the ntercesson If som, body in pow
en- Shakspeare's England, by G. ". Wornbu-
rY.
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Cahontas Co, A prii 10Th 800
Gentlemen :SQme months since patient applied
me for medical advice, afflicted with
syphilis he had been under the charge physicians
without deriving relcf) commenced using the regular
odes OF the profession but the disease subborny
efforts The reputation of Carriers Spanish Mixture
ing reached and being personally acquainted your
selves determined TO give Il trial did and In short
time Its good effects evident and three bottles
him.
As act of Justice to suffering humanity Withhold
my etmanS TO its Alternative prompt puri
Of the blood and take pleasure in recommending he
procession and the public generally Yours respectfully
a NJ
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ANOTHER Sign IN THE SoUTH--The Pensaco-
Ia fFla.) Gazette has Just raised at lis masthead
the name Of Willard Fillmore. aud it says it in
tends To do jealous battle in the good cause. i
has hitherto been neutral: And thus progresses
this great popular revolution against corrupt dy
nasties and selfish demaeogues, and in bfhali Of
tho Constitution and the Union. Heaven speed
the glorious work.
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OFliO Coming,

A prominent ex Member of Congress froL. Ohio
TT the Dcnocratlc party, now in this city, gives
it as his opinion that Fillmore will carry Chic.
The Buchanan men in that State are rapidly
coming over to the national candidate. They
cannot stand squatter sovereignty aud the Os
tend doctrine. american Organ
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El.gCrOnAs. TICKET.

lar p1ssr-JAMES q. HOLIDAY of Norfolk CO.,
ID HENRY WOOD Of Mecklenburg.
I'd WILLIAM MARTIN Of Henry.
An THoS n. BoNDuRANT of Buck'ham.
5,b WILLIAM N. CABELL ofNelson.
18th WILLIAM {. SCOTT of Powhatau.
I'm GEoRGE I. YERBY of Northampton.
.sth JOHN CR1TCHER of Westmoreland
9th Bib SHACKELF0RD of Fauquier.
10th ALEAR r. BoTELEk OF Jefferson
lIth JOHN D. IMB0DEN of Augusta.
l2ih WALLER r. STAPLES OF Montgomery
l3th ISAAC J. LEFTWlCH of Wytbe
l4th BENJAMIN II. SMITH of kapawha
nth J. W GALLAiIER of Marshall.
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G,sRoUrT COTRT Of Lynchbur., Hume ., III
Sloan q Cawell and others Plaintiff
aglinst

Sloan & Calwcll and others Plaintiff
against
F.. II Atknson's admir- and Others Defendants
This this day be further heard upon the
papes formerly rea and upon the report Page
Ken in pursuance of the order of the day of and
was argued by counsel consideration by
sent OF parties by rounsel the Court doth
report TO the Commissioner who it, with the direction
take an account o other debts receive proof thereof
due by the deccdeni T. H. Atkinson his
and make report to this Court And Court doth further
adudge order and decree that the time and place
taxing me said account may be Civ publication
ono OF the newspapers published in this city once week for
four successive weeks and that su.h publication shall be equiv
aen to perspna service Of notice upon all the parties in
terrsed, ~fS f'''s'' ~
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The "DsARRauGA ElpxIR,, for The i'm me

date of Darrhna Cholera Mornus Cholic
by j. H. Thompson Co has given entire satisfaction
those who have been fortunate it, This Elixir is
composed of harsh. dsagrecabe stimulating ingred
but pleasantly combined that smallest
take it, II is soothing and tonic to the aud bowes
and when taken directed fails afford relief
short time Every family should have bottle within
this of the year. when bowel complaints preva-
IulO a Sefl
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"A hsFCnIh-What lady or renfleman WoIlld
labor under the Of dsagreoabe brea when usnp
DOWDENs DENTAL FLUID it will only rem Ter it
sweet but make the teeth white aabasier prevent tooth
ache aud preserve them from decay Recommended nv don
lists and ply scans everywhere.
Beautiful Complexion may he ataiged by its use 1t re-
moves pnpes free kes renders SKIN soft and baut
nl mpariinga rich hue. the greatest cosmetic
ever known being free from all Injurious matter Price so
cents. For sale by SrROTHER d WHITEHEAD
may cts aud Druggists every where.
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Ia Caroline County Va March l65i-Messrs Bennett Il
Beers; Richmond -Gentemen ~ Spanish Nix
re has performed remarkable in the person
man. afflicted with Scrofnla in the very SO bad
had he become that his entirely had been
for than year. As last everything else
had failed was resolved to try the mixture We minister
ed II according to directions and wonderful perfect
cure has been effected satisfied that medicine
'aftefs spanish Mixture as purifier of the blood It
creating quite excitement here rapdv Send
another lot by Rail road. Yours truly
june . llmol s BROADDUS
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We happen know that Dr. AgFns Cherry pectoral aud
CathaIic Pills medicines and snail proclaim because
know We confidently believe there
relief suffering for afflicted f,liaw wrapped
these skifa preparations AID shall freely lit
tie influence make them known those who them
Paiddetptia Sunday Times.
tai, Il Ia
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SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE Days
UIyEFARuFORs1LF =, A..,,..--

H day, the 2eh day of August, will sell m, Far, Fri
lie auction lying and being in the County Camphe o.
South of Lyncbburg and 10 miles South concord he hss
tanning between Is and 1000 lying Big P.; con
and its waters. 1t is all in body will be-
suit purchc before the say ~ 90 IN 10
improvements CONSIST Of Large DIV cling Iious nam Ia
all necessary out houses of every description 'ha
good MIL Corn Flower and mill connected o. -
failing sireem with good custom. This the bes,
isrm eversnw II has hne Springs convenient every
ton OF II and stock running through every
largest portion Of this land is ia ores Tobaee
IL Is in healthy section aud good NE ghborhoad I,
the interest Of purchasers attend the sale AS am be
mined to sell The Terms viii be l2 and Is moths 80,
able notes with satisfactory euirscrs This il in
state of Improvement and well adapted Wheat ,.or,
and the finest Tobacco and all other crops COMM. Hs
country This land lies eight miles southeast of ets
Court House, the Charlotte road Immediate
be had for seeding and full possession by The last 81
There II on this land good portion Of valuable Bot,op L.
july 3i-dSc lawt29apg NM w MATtuTtaaA
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u AVID FoK.ALE.-wi,I be .o,a. :. ~ -1 81

4 AND tOhsALE.-WiiIb be sold, 10 The -,
- est bidder on Monday the 18th of August ncxt =,
sylvana Court House Tract of Land lyin. in the
Pt'yiNana ana known RS the Smiths Mountain Tract ~,
tract AL woodland and contains large quantity of f
Der and is bounded on side by the Saunton rivar
land good and well watcred and well adapted to the von
OF fouarco Nhe aud Corn The tract about qsfa
acres 1t viii be s,ld credi, six twelve AMI
months inc purchaser giving negotiable notes satsac,or
eno'sen ana me oie land retained as further secur
until the whole of the purchase money is paid % -
July 30 ctds Attorney for ~ u ON, I'm,
DnnYic = -. Ni'9 iOf
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- tract of Land which reside in Bedford County on thu
waters of Ivy Greek The about 45D ACRF.
lOO acres OF which valuable bottoms self
very productive. There is also full supply of heavily Tim
bered land f' ~
The improvement all new consist of l,rge and
comm dious DWELLING HOUSE. Kitchen Smokr b,use
Dairy, Stables Barus There are Or har,s of ali mi
OF the best fruit the " - 49,
Being anxious the South 7 will ,naka = ., bo
interest of any one desiring 20 purchase " -
june 4 cltdm&frs SAuJTFI NJ cpor1,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-01

crn supporters Of Mr.. Buchanan involved
in ma IA more serious inconsistencies than the
Prince.
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MEssRs p. DAVIS g. SoN--Gents Before tst HcfgHi
both and Bnrnans had found the value your
Pain Killer AID could readily have disposed o large usn
V of IL them. 1t particularly ehcacous in
cholera morbu bowel complaints and other diseases which
natives Burmah their holesome style p living
peculiarly exposed II valuable aniute the
Centpoes orpons Hornets, and the like have been
stung Scorpions and both eased the
circulating pain aud entirely swelling applying
The Pain Killer. On homewara from lia, the
Captain the taken with vomiting and pugng
other symptoms of cholera Isave him good dose Pain
killer with the immediate aud happy results So entire
speedy the relief that he assured he would
again without excellent redicine If he
could possibly procnreh. Respectfully yours
REV. J. BENJAMIN, Late Missionary 10 Burmah.
Sold by Druggists, Groeers and Medicine Dealers every
where July IS dew
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SAtAuoHE! Now aud forever HAY,
yen been IN therei Yes sir And bought Io uf Vhi
buck Coats at 81 80 Pants SO Vests sane AT ~ cent ~
q - ta ~ aid splendid Silk Vests So 30 and 81 Nor
~ au 80 oioh Coats from $40 to Black ana Fancv
1tSsinefe rants the cheapest saw suneror Ia, ~
nn.s ana Snars an endless variety nier shirts and
es an sSieN OF Socks, Gloves and Handkerchefs a0i
anu open stref You Will do well to do the same rh
place il runs w -, s,,.'si ne
aug lis Al Sycs,',... - - VI, :
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tate o Edward ). Thurman decd III please present
then Tor settlement and all indebted the same will me
FORWARD ana close their accounts either wi myself or agent
MARY A THURMAN Administrators
ROBERT 5. BRADSHAW. Agent
can be found at all times the Sadders Sbop of Aessrs
Dawson wilkins, the old stand Of f. S. Thurman
June lo'cgmosJ ROBERT s. bradshaw
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sed itself reputation that cannot he assaed DR. VIM
shaw of Washington c., writes under date OF May l.
follows n have heard Of decided bcne fcal
from its especially in Asthma and Chronic Cough
spasmode have used the Wild Cherry great
dad in practice and with mar ed good results
Every the reputation Of the Turpcntinc and
Basam protractod eonghs The combination Of
principles WsrARs BAsAM WILD CHfRRY, is in
srnous and judicious.
Medical justly distrustfu Of Patent Medicines in
general eandor discriminate between
hunbugs and those medicines which PROV
sanitary, and In many well attestcd cases curative
None genuine unless signed BUTTS ON the wrapper.
SETH W FOWLE & co, BE Washington Street, Bos.
ton, Proprietors Sold by their agents everywhere.
For sale by J. II THOMPSON Il co. and ]. II. SEAi.
iuiv dsc,Itaww
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NJ NEAT bissS for the Farmer. md o,,,n,.
we are prepared to furnish our customers and 80
VINO Nis 10 cohsgn their grain US prime New R,ps NJ G
"e 1, fs "a Road ehargo-say per busbeI ~
jag " lRBf SAUNDERS
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yellow and rpughf ,laTe You bought all the hu-
other preparations tor The skim only 10
cre vonf learn thai what appears on tr snffae on
tn Indication nleernus humo in the Blood Ptmptst
tgh ssay efnpnns but the elects OF hidden
yon defornitx with cosmetics But Hyp
h 10 have clear and beautiful complexion at all times if
Won those ugly bltches from the surface and
change the of the skin for soft complexion
1hayr tie health bloom again cheek
remove the cause by taking DR. L. b. virgins Scroiu us
Andoie fails 10 do il whom the directions are lot
loved Give a trial See advertisement
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BY CRENSHAW Il FIS TER.

lNARGO SALE Of 5000 Rays Rio Corec a,
~ be sold nj auction, on Wednesday August Eth AZ o
flee. commencing 10 o'clock, 1900 bags Rio Codeo LII
ing eif.
- Ship samples ready for inspection
July 30 t6aug GRESSHAW a ptcur,