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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-30

letter from London by the Persia says -
" continue to believe that no Minister will be
srnt from Great Britain to the United States
just now. Lord lIowden. it is understood, would
be very well pleased 10 be transferred from Mul-
rid 10 Washington, and his arrival here Just now
Is supposed 10 be in connexion with that object.
Lord John Russell, Lord Elgin, Sir Edward Lyt-
ton, (the renowned novelist.) and others are spo-
ken for the post. But it more likely that no
appointment will be nude until after the result of
the Presidential election i. known Of one thing
l am YER, sure. No minister will be sent t,
Washington until the Central American ques-
ton is definitely disposed of"
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The Naval reform Bill.

The object Of the bill which has recently pass
ed Congress Is 10 provide mode for obtaining
a revision Of the action Of the board by those Off
GERS who complain If having suffered injustice.
The bill permits every officer Of the Navy who
was dropped, furloughed. retired by the board
to demand a court Of inquiry upon his physical.
mental, professional, and other qualifications.
The demand must be made in writing within
ninety days after the passage Of the bill. or
within thirty days after the return Of the nppli
cant to the United States, If absent. provided the
return be within one year. The proceedings and
opinion of the court Of inquiry to be laid be-
fore the President for his uc,iqn; and the Presi.
dent may. al his discretion, restore amy such off
Ger to the rank and position which he held
in the service previous to the action Of the board
To meet these cases. the operation OF the law
which limits the number Of officers in the Navy.
is suspended. So far ms TO authorize the restora-
ton Of any all these officers to their former pIa
ee. in the service, without prejudice to those pro-
NOTED since; but afterwards there are 10 be no
more promotions or appointments, until the num-
her in each grade Is reduced to tina, now limited
by the law.
These dropped" officers are not restored
within ak months; they are TO receive one years
daily pay.
The President is authorized to transfer officer.
from the reserved pay list to the furough list, or
from tho active to the reserved list II, the request
of any officer, and to promote reserved officers
ON that list. provided that such promotion does
not give them rank higher than they would have
held if in active service or pay above that they
we're entitled 10 when reserved.
There isnproyision that captains in command
of squadrons shall be denolninated flag officers.
but all the provisions originally reported for
aiirg tho rank of admiral in the Navy and for e.-
tabIishinga scientific corps, have been stricken
out.
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Orrauixe! Organixe!!

A meeting viii be held IN this city Thursday
night for the purpose Of forming FILLMORE
CLup. Several addresses are expected and the
public are invited to attend. Every voter who
desires to see tie Model President reinstated
in power and is willing to contribute his vote and
his influence 10 secure that result will be at lib
ersy o. connsc, hi,nself with the Club. We hope
there will be full ga,herng-nnd that an i'm.
pulse may be given to the good cause here that
will b. felt throughout the State.
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the success Of another led him to make such q
suggestion. what may We not expect. on his own
oeeosaf. should the pending election have TO be
determined by the Housed We leave the sum to
be worked out by those who are schooled in the
science Of moral algcbra-remarking only that
il Is proposition that IL is safest for the country
not to reduce 10 practice.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-30

BAKERS Premium Biafcrs.-CUhE FOR CHoLIc.-
With the of fruits and vegetables always dsor
dered somachs producing cholc cholera morbus, diaea
&c and infants and adults, ch and liable
moment TO be attacked with the diseases
merated 1t is all important that every family should keep
sianty hand safe certain and remedy
We know Of no medicine that comparison with BA-
KERs RtNIuM BrrERs in Instantly expeing either these
annoying and dangerous Affections from the human
friend Of ours while visit to Old Point few day
since after INDUCING his appetite freely during the day
late hour of the night after retiring violently attacked
with rc and he assured that the and ms
of III Bers he does think lie could have survive
the attack Three doses taken Intervals minutes
eyed the pain produced gentle perspraon, ard at
corrected the stomach well rs the inactivity of the liver
And sucb results always follow when B.tte1s
taken in time of the vegetables which they pre-
uered being the most tonic the al
fesson lille the renanng properties effective
purifying the blood aud correcting the disorders Of the stomach
and bowels
Every family should keep few bottles on hand
Price % cents per bottle.
For sale by Messrs Stroher & Whitehead and Stsblcs
Jones. Lynchburg and by Druggists generally.
July lg2M
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cy Of the United States. to authorize the non.
Robert =. Letcher IN make that statement of
facts which Henry Clay sought to obtain from
Mr.. l.. through Mr.. Cotton. and let it demand OF
him to authorize the publication Of his own let
ter 10 Mr.. Clay. which the great statesman so If.
ten said to his friends he would never publish
Less with Mr.. Buehanan's consent ut his coun
try's call And If Mr. Buchanan shall iesist these
demands let a just world set the seal Of its scorn
upon his name forever.
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In his letter to the Tammany committee, ayow-
ing his intention TO support Mr. Buchanan for
tho Presidency, Martin Van Buren, INDUCES tho
following sly but cutting sa,ire at the expense Of
the Favortc Son. Speaking of the Democratic
party he says:
Almost apaided By MS pohhcai rirols Il has co,rt,d
onr country through he wdr Of 1912 The results Of
which contributed more To elevate our National char
ncer and To increase our power than any other meas
urc or series OF measures since the recognition of
Independence. IL has after protrncted and sewers
struggle reepsd The country from The incubus of Ndton-
al Bnks and forever exploded the idea of the
sity OF such Institutions, and established consttu-
tona system for the saie keeping of public moneys,
and the performance vi duties for which National
INK was claimed to be indispensable-tbis system.
ocr havmg been The ieadag oect Of e fcrces partisa
assaults, having by its salu,ary action
ly the acqueseeuce but the positive favor of all par
ties, result which it may with truth be said has not
been realised by any other public that ei-
connered similar parfiyaa hostility since the adoption
ofthe CONSTITUTIONS
Can it be that Mr.. Van Buren, had in bis minds
eye Mr.. Buchanans Recommendations Of the dem
ocratic party, whilst he federali.i, aud his
opposition to the war; Could he have had before
him Mr.. Buchanan's Lancaster Orationn which
occurs the following passage
thine will not allow me to cnumerate all the 9TH
er Wild and WICKED projects Of he Democratic Id
mistrdhon Suffice ii to say that after they had de-
priyed of the of defence, JV aestrouag GU
many and d'sbdadiag army after they had taken
away from us the power of recruiting them, by ruin
ing commerce, the great of our national and
individual wealth; after they had By refusing the
Bank Of the United States continuance Of ais charter
embarrassed the financial concerns of the govern
ment, and withdrawn The uai0ersal paper medium Of h,
country from circulation; after the people had become
nj
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Sin-sin.naughty platform"

The train from Buffalo, Thursdav mor,;,o
came down to Rochester, a distance Of rs miles
in one hour and thirty eight minutes. 1t con.
sisted OF five passenger cars and made FIVE stops
1t is high time some law was passed making such
offences criminal.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-30

ELopEMENT IN HIGH LIFE.-Another of those
startling incidents, that will sometimes occur in
the best regulated societies. happened last Sun
day evening in the vicinity Of Sixth and John
streets, Cincinnati. The Enquirer, of that city,
says Mrs. r., wife of wealthy merchant resi-
ding in that locality. was seen by the neighbors
to leave her house about dusk with a gentleman
who drove up in Il buggy. No attention paid
to the circumstance until the inquiries "f the h US
band. nfter retui ming from church. gave clue to
the affair and through him II was also ascertain
that note had been found upon the table bidding
him adieu and earnestly beseeching him to
take good of the little one. of whom
she insisted he really the father, notw it'll
standing doubts which existed in His own mind,
and which had become so annoying to her to
induce her to withdraw finally from his house
This was the tenor of her note. The husband, it
is said, after the shock of the moment, expressed
himself Indifferent to her return, and has since
then taken no measures to capture the guilty flu
gitiyes.
One of the many incidents connected with the
affair. current in the vicinity,s that gentleman
an intimate acquaintance, was knocked down by
the indignant husband for, expressing sympathy
with him because Of his recent bereavement.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-30

A "REPuBTICAN'' VIEW OF FREMoNT's NoMI
NATIoN.-O. L. Moore. member of Congress from
the Ross district of Ohio. has written a letter to
his constituents denouncing Fremont, and an
nouncing himself a Fillmore candidate for re
ok
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-30

We happen o know that Dr. AYERS Cherry Pecora and
Catbartic Pills medicines and shall proclaim because
do know IT, We confidently believe there is
relief from suffering for afflicted follow wrapped
up in these skfu preparations aud shall freely lit
IL influence to make them known to those WHO need them
Philddephid Sunday Times
favI lg.It
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u
dae of Darrhpa Cholera MorDu Cholic &c pared
by j. H. Thompson Co has given entire satisias ton all
those who have been fortunate it, This Elixir
not composed of harsh dsagre-abc and stimulating ngred
ents but pleasantly combined that smallest child will
take It, 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 year when bowel complaints prevs
in lacif.}
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
no ,ou Sigh that your skin Is frsciicd, you

DO ,ou sigh that your skin Is irsckicd. your
xon yellow and roughi Have you bought All s h.
nerous and other preparations for tue t Only 70
cure youf II So that what appears on ge sfic on
ly an Indication foul uleerons hnmor IN the eooa
raoph akin and seal. but the effects Of nneh
rause tho dcformity with cosmetics bu "
clear aud beautiful eompleSion ~ Al hs u
M wish To remove those ugly from the surface and
Exchange the rough If the skin for SOFT
have the rose tint Of health bloom again your check
remove the cause by taking DR. l.. b. virgins scrofneus
An,idpte" aersr fails dot wbcn the directions are iol
lowed Give II trial See sdveJtlsement
ont
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"A SOUND NORTHERN DEMocRAT."-At "a
grand rally" Of the Indiana Democracy. on Sat-
urday, the 2oth Of June. at Cambridge, Governor
Wright of that State was the principal speaker.
The Governor is zone Of those "sound North
-ern Democrats" who have been So much gIorih-
ed by the leaders and organs Of the Southern
Democracy. It will, therefore. be interesting 10
hear the Governors views If the Kansas BILL
When he Governor was introduced to the meet
ang' sNys the special correspondent Of the Gin
cinnati Gazette, who was present:
His first thoughts were directed to the Kansas bill
He thought it ''the best Wamot Propiso that had eve
oeen enacted as ourSouthern friends will find out ant
all Of US Who are opposed 10 slavery
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-30

oahontas Co. April 10Th 1880
Gentlemen Some months since patient applied
for medical advice afflicted with form econda
syphilis Che had been under the charge physicians
without deriving reef) commenced using the regular
edes OF the profession but the disease subborny resisted all
my efforts The reputation of Carriers Spanish Mixture hav
ing reached and being personally acquainted with your
selves determined to give II a did and in short
time It's good effects evident and three bottles cured
him.
As act of justice to suffering hum nifty cannct withhold
testimony to its virtues Alternative and pur
er OF the blood and take pleasure in recommending tho
profession and the public generally. Yours respectfully
july Lin o. BUTCHER, NJ. ID.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-30

THE DAILY LIFE OF MILTON In his mode Of
living, Milton. us might be anticipated, mod.
crate and temperate At his meals he never took
much of wine any other fermented liquor and
he was not fastidous in his food; yet his taste
seems To have been delicate and refined, like his
other senses. ind he had preference of such vi
ands as were of an agreeable flavor In his ear
~ years he used to sit up late at his studies; and
perhaps he continued this practice while his sight
was good; but in his latter years he retired every
night at 8 O'Clock. and lay till a in summer. till
s in winter, and, if not disposed then to RISE he
had some one 10 sit ut his bedside aud read to
him. When he arose he had a chapter of the
Hebrew Bible read for him. and then, with, of
course, the intervention Of breakfast studied till
IL. He then dned; took some exercise for an
hour-generally in a chair in which he used 20
swing himself-and afterwards played on the or
gan, or IN the bassvio and either sang himself,
or made his wife sing who had good voice. but
no ear. He then resumed his studies till 6,from
which hour till She c,nversed with those who
came to visit him. lie finally took light supper,
sm"keda pipe IF tobacco. and drank "a glass of
water. after which he retired to rest-Knight.
iey's Milton.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-30

a Fersusned kreath.-What lady or gentleman wonld
labor un1er the disagreeabe when using
DOWDE DENTAL FLU I'D il will only rem Ter it.
sweet but make the teeth white alabaser
ache aud them from decay Recommended by den
lists and physicians everywhere
Beautiful Compile Niou may be atts.ed by It's re
pimPles freekes renders beaut
nj artng rich roseste hue II the greatest
ever known being free from all injurious Price
cents. For by STROTHER & WHITEHEAD
may ets End Druggists everywhere.
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The following, says the Providence Journal. is
c"py of he inscription on a Democratic banner
contributed TO the rank and file of Burrillyile. Il.
l.. probably by Mrs. Darlington:
"BRooK-CANE. EN-,
BREAKING-HEADs,
and the
Sin-sn. naughty platform"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-30

| STRANGE CASE or 'BRgAcH OF PROMISE ~
| At the Marylebone County Court, on the 18th
| instant. an action Redfern vs.. Murray was
| brought to recover f10. moneys lent. that caus-
ed M little merriment.
Miss Rpdfern stated that she had been ON terms
Of intimacy with Mr.. Murray for five years, and
she had now action pending against him for
breach of promise Of marriage. He had used
her most scandalou-y. Besides keeping com
pany with her for five years. he had at variou u
times got from her various presents. The rings
on his fingers and the watch in his pocket were
her gifts She len, him two f5 notes. and when
he cooled towards her, she wrote him letter de-
manding her presents and money back. or to full
fill his promise. In reply she got, Go to Putney
on pig. grease its tail, and the devil won't catch
you. (Laughter.) No. no, it won't do. (Renew-
ed aughter) There is an old border sonnet to
your tune
There was "A criminal in cart
Agoing to be hanged,
Reprieye 10 him was granted;
The crowd and cart did stand,
To see if he could marry a wife,
Or otherwise choose to die.
Oh why should torment my life
The Victim did reply;
The bargains bad in every part.
But wifes the worst--drive the cart.
[Roars of laughter. Yours, as you behave your
self. Alexander Murray"
Mr.. Murray: Woman. lift up your veil. not
that want to your face, but should like
his honor to pass an opinion on your fronispiece
daughter and say whether be would not
drive vn the cart in preference to marry you.-
Roars of laughter. Did not take you to all
the places of amusement was not this money
expended init! Now answer that. you dnrned
old conelomeraion of bile. Roars of laughter.
Miss Redfern: Oh Sandy, you know most
always paidfor our tickets.
Mr.. Murray Admitting that ; who stood Sam
in the liquor trade Laughter. Jpst tell his
honor on your oath how many little goes you had
at the Crystal Palace. Laughter. Lord love
you, she can toss off dozen little brandes. and
fill both eyes after with the mountain dew.
Loud laughter. l hope your honor will not or.
der me to pay this money, for assure you spent
it all down her throat. Renewed laugh
ter.
The Judge was of opinion that gentleman
had b"unden duty t" stand treat to his lady
love, and made an order upon Sandy to pay the
debt and costs in two insialments.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-30

When the Presidential election of 1924 vent
into tbs Houss Of Representatives. Mr.. Buchanan
proposed 70 Gen. Jackson means Of occurring
his suoesss, switch Gen. Jackson thought embed.
led '.groas corruption" and repealed with hon
est indignation. II Mr.. Buohanan's snr;s,v g..
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-30

The Boston Daily Advertiser thus alludes to
t,- Brooks and Burlingame affair: IF Mr.
Buslisesss's conduct throughout this affair has
not won the universal contempt Of his constitu.
este. it is because some Of them are 80 charta-
die - to extend their pity to a young man plac-
-ed.iu q position for which he 10 wholly unified,
yet 'esdsved with an ambition SO great as to
cause him 70 essay magnificent deeds which be
has neither the power nor the spirit to execute. y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-30

MFssAs y. DAVIS SoN.-Gcnts Before left Mergui
Burmans had found out the value OF your
Pain Killer aud could readily have disposed Of large guam
y IL among II particularly efheac0us 10
cholera norbu bowel complaints and other diseases to which
their hplesome style sng
peculiarly exposed II valuable andote to the poison
OF cenipede Scorpions Hornets and the like have been
by Scorpions and In both eased the most
srucatng and entirely prevented the swelling by applying
the Pain Killer. On voyage homeward from 1rda the
Captain the ship taken with vomiting and purgng
other Of cholera Igave him good dose 81 Pain
Killer with the most immediate and happy results SO entire
speedy relief that he he would
again without excellent mcdieine he
could possibly procurcit. Respectfully yours,
REV. !. BENJAMIN, Late Missionary 10 Burnlh.
Sold by Druggists Groeers and Meden Dealers every
where. ljuiy - DIV
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"a, Caroline County Va March, ls5i-Messrs Bennett &
Beers Richmond -tientlemen You Carriers Spanish
ture has performed remarkable the person of
man. afflicted with Scrofula the
had he become thai his entirely closed had
so tol than ayear As last resort everything else
had failed resolved the mixture We administer
cd according to directions, and wonderful
has been effected satisfied medicine equals
Carriers Spanish Mixture purifier of the blood
creating quite excitement here and sells very rapidly
another lot by Rail road Yours truly.
June Gid lino s. BRoADDIS
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"1&GAk'S Bnisah o. " u"
Itself reputation that cannot be assaled Df
shaw Washington. n c, writes under date OF hsy
follows Il have heard many decded beneheal
elects from s use rspeealy Asthma. and Chronic Cnugh
spasmodc character have used the VIVA Chery great
deal In practice, and with marked good results
Every tho reputation Of the Iurpentine ana
alsam coughs The combination q
principles IN WisrARs BAlsAa OF WILD CHfhtf Isl
genious and ldicious.
Justly dis3rns'fn Patent Medicines IN
eando discriminate between outrageous nos
and hnmbuys aud those medicines which hive proved
g ilutarv and In many well attestpd eases curative
None genuine unless signed BUTTS on the wrapper.
SETH w FOWLE & CO. l3s Washington Street, Bos
ton. Proprietors. Sold by their agents everywhere.
For sale by J IL THOMPSON s CO aud J. II. SEAf.
fuiv q jH rauyI
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~ 10 friend, of absent loved onos what enn
be more appropriate what acceptable what more dear
and worthy TO be cherish than natural flike almost
speaking aud breathing likeness of the heads
The hia Olive Plants home those loved but absent ones
whose faces in the flesh be seldom Ayaricos men
have harered health and character happiness gold
ambitious men have sacrificed home, comfort fien Is
Tor the attainment of place and of
e happy possessor of Tanners Amlroyss
photographs or Daguerreoypes exchanging money or
IRON the impulse OF the hottest that are left
IA the heart of faon humanity, perpetnat and cement
friendship seal and atfy halio, ed affection The
senior operator senor the Oldest business
aoe not by any means in age) contrmpates in tbs
hpal1lng moot wi no little satisfaction health AL and
happy Influences that constantly going ont from his ssh
shnet through the medium of beautiful truthful pictures
OF not less beautiful and truthful originals 10 rl,len Tho
eartsoi the Fathers and Mothers the sisters and Drnfers
Nersaud Sweethearts Of the land.
me signed having his corn
.R ~ u'in ir"'h and large supply materials invites
e4eFy body t. mis- Gallery where in all weaAers may
~ P'"eneu sfu Ambroype Daguerreotype and thos,
o "shin Jac smtte of Themselves will cordially wei
coined and andy repaid for their trouble examining our
Nceent exhibition of Pictures In addition to our almost un
united stock of new and unique eases quantity
ct Fashionable Jewelry sul ockcts Breast Pins i,ace
Fis atch fohs tt1ger Rings designed contain mir
lures any OF which will be put up in tie of the art
al he shortest notice and at the prccs for
cash only. y { TANvrt ~
n + Side Maa 81. three doors below Bridge
Va
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vBNHE BEAUTIES OF THE CASH SYSTEM

FEN EhENV ETESOF til T. CAS1H SXSTFM
y ANOTHER STOCK OF SUMNER GOODS-JNO ]
fukNlo Agt again returns thanks his friends
ana the public generally for the unexampled fine has
enjoyed this season This he ascribes mainly system Of
seng extensively tor Cash 1t places him position
ways having on hand new and cheap goods
The opposite system of selling alike perncous
to buyer and seller Had ynchburg pursued the Cash system
In all her business operations for the years she ,yo
nov have shown much higher state OF prosperity.
y > The above views given gratis Tor nothing
with hope that brethren trade all other
tors may proii by them. F
The stock of and articles opening il yv
desirable and cheap embracing large supply bite Good
a"ns silks aces Fans &c, &c and, In of Tho
articles wanted in market For further parcnla
see tuinle advertisements. JNo J. PURyfs Aga