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The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1856-01-18

CONTESTED ELEcrroN.-Some per.
sons appear to think that the election
yesterday Of Mr.. Lunsden, in the
Second District, in consequence ofthe
resignation Of Mr.. Eggleston, necos-
sarily removes all grounds for con-
test of the seat in the House by Mr..
Eggleston's opponet. This is clearly
a mistake. Notwithstanding Mr.. Eg-
gleston's resignation, and the issue Of
the Governors proclamation for an
election, the person elected can only
have the same rights as against the
contestant, which Mr.. Eggleston had
If they were good against the latter,
they must be equally valid against his
successor, and vice rersn,
OF course. The above is evidently
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-13

THE Boston ATLAS one of the ablest and
most Jealous supporters of Fremont, SCOTS at the
idea of Willard Fillmore being abolitiopist.-
In n speech in Faneuil Hall, Erastus Brooks of
New York had stated that Mr. Fillmore was OPP
posed by the Southern Democratic press, on that
ground. Hear how contemptuously the Atlas
spurns the allegation:
What shall say of this under-bred talk about
Fillmore's abotiouism2 Mr.. Brooks, without sus-
piciou of carnaton on his cheek, without quake or
CULVER darcs to say to Faneuil Hall audience
that he finds in the Southern papers, that Mr.. Fill
more is put down abolitionis? We beg leave
to deny the charge. The man who signed the Fugi-
tive Slave bill, the man who everywhere has denied
the right of the people to discuss this matter of Say
cry, the man who, of all men, has gone crawling up
on his knees sobbing and screaming for the support
of the slave power, is held up in Faneuil Hall
aboliuonist Mr.. Brooks has read in South
ern paper "a Buchauier paper, probably that Mr.
Fillmore is an abolitionist. Mr.. Brooks the game
will not work. We shall be after You with the acu-
test of sticks, when you try that thmhlerig
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-13

The New York Commercial thinks the Wings
of the Union need not fear looking beyond the
present political confusion, FIR to them the
prospect ispromsing and cheering There are
unmistakeable signs that. after November next
the present disarrangement of political parties
will be brought to an end, and there will be once
more but two great political organizations in the
country. Whatever names these parties may take,
they must in principle be the Wing and Dem.
cratic parties of past times No other result can
be reached. Those two parties represent the vi:
tai issues by the antagonism of which liberty
and law. freedom and conservative restraint are
tremendously commingled aud blended. produ-
cling domestic peace. prosperity and progress
However those issues may for while be with
drawn. the people will again return TO them as
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-13

MORTALITY AMONG lloGs.-Th farmers ON
the Big Miami from New Baltimore to Venice
Ohio, are losing nearly all their hogs by a severe
epidemic. which carries oh 90 out of every loo
attacked, within two hours after the SYMPTOM,
are manifested. The Cincinnati Gazette says:
The farmers call the disease cholera:the spasms
and other symptoms exhibit similar evidences Of
congestion TO those manifested by human beings
seized with that fatal disorder 4. c. II Cone,
esq. has lost 300 hogs, and l.. Il. Clarkson, esq i.
over 200; neighboring farmers have lost in pro.
portion. These were lively, healthy hogs, not
still fed panic prevails Among the hog feed
ers OF the above district, and they are selling off
as fast as they can.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-13

in their nature the elements of the public veal.
The occasional and incidental Introduction Of
other issues is 10 be expected.-But they are not
enduring elements Of political institutions. aud
canno, give permanence to political organize
ton
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-13

o,y yer EiiirrA.-Froa The Boston Morning Fssi
coon ApYfgf DfsFEFrfCs la these days ot auaekery
7sareAs and hardly safe 10 recommend
sf hing catalogue Of patent med rtnes. AMI " VII
knowingly mead readers IA these maties but "h'i
have proof q The real value Of medete ana
size testimony II good citizens besides " iee
lufF 10 < Sd pubety Euoi remedy The tkygenated
Is flsrs zna b. Hssrs Seth Fayse Go, - Hssingt"n
s,fari 49, have received hs saueton Il scientific men
aud r fftaas Aad efficacy fuIy attesed by many eli
gees the I hsst tespeefabhiy
Any adfraa! nIeng from weakness and arrangement"
she staeh NERVOUSNESS debility IN any form WI never
ffar,t making fair trial this in, aluahe medicine
ys1u. ae unlcas signed BI Ii> On tue "fapIff .
SETH " FOHLE q co. II Washington Street, Bos
ton I'f9pri.tar4 Sold By their agents everywhere.
sale BY J. H. THOMPSON 4 CO and j H. sEAf.
f5Issf q IA Hr44. ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-13

BnGHroS lBosroS) CATTLE MARKET. Aug. At
market, SOC Beeyes, POO Sheep and Lambs, and GOO
Hogs. Prices-ieet extra - 90. first quality at s.
5oi secondqaaity &, third quality at So 80. and
ordinary at 50 80 per Leo lbs Cows and Calves at
- to 500 Veal Calves 50aS4 90 Sheen ana
mbs-Sales of extra at / BOAST - by lot at / 81
ass per head. Hogs-Wholesale at las, retail at
~ cents per III.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-13

Mixtures pninne Fowers solution, Arenic Mercury,
xilanpus compounds, which only
relieves mpant another deadly and which
unhappy victims finally with wrecked and broken
constitution grave Try Carriers spanish Mixture,
which Of these dangerous drugs but cures by ae-
lug specifically the Liver purifying the blood and strength.
tho thus enabling rceupcrate its
haHsted enersb by opening OF the skim and eXpe
lug ali impurities aud old medicines which clog
retard operation More than hous md
have been cured by Carriers Spanish Mixture after everything
gnay failed a. a sample its remarkable effects
Davis ic.s, Of Autaugage Ala, writes us that
cured gcnt Of Chronic Fever and Ague which all the
physicians their remedies could subdue lie
only three bottles They it sells very rapidly, and
maintains It's high reputation all through the country.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-13

THE DEAD SEA.-Though in breadth not ex.
ceeding ten miles, the Dead Sea seems bound
less to the eye when looking from north TO south
and tho murmur of waves, as they break ON its
flint strewn Shore together with the lines of
driftwood and Fragments of bitumen on the beach
give to its waters II resemblance to the ocean
Curious to experience the sensation of swimming
in SO strange sea, put to the test the accounts
OF the extreme buoyancy felt Pin it. and | was
quickly convinced that there was no oxaggera-
ton in what heard. | found the water almost
tepid and so strong that the chief difficulty was
to keep sufficiently submerged, the feet starting
up in the air at every vigorous stroke. When
floating, half the body rose above tho surface, and
with pillow, one might have slept upon the wa
ter. After sometime the strangeness Of the SEN
sation IN some measure disappeared, and on APP
preaching the shore carelessly dropped my feet
to walk out when To- as if bladder had been
attached to each heal, they flew upwards tho
struggle TO recover myself sent my head down :;
the vllaly bitter and hriny water, from which |
had hitherto guarded my head, now rushed into
my mouth, eyes, ears and nose, and for one hor-
rible moment the only doubt had whether
| was to be drowned or poisoned. Coming to
the surface, however, swan TO land, making no
further attcmptto walk in deep water, which |
am inclined to believe is almost mpo ssbe,-
Eastern I'rduei.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-13

complexion yellow and roughf Have bought all the
cosmetics aud other preparations for the skin only to
II that what appears the surface
~ indication Of foul ulcerous humor in the blood pmpes,
rough skin md ay erupons but the effects of hidden
but the def1ny with cosmetics But fyo
wish Ia clear aud beautiful complexion all times If
wish those ugly bntces from the surface and
exchange Tough of the skin
and have e Of health bloom upon check
the by taking DR. l.. b. Wrigns "Scrofglous
Anlote' II fats doH when the directions fol.
lowed. Girei trial See advertisement
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-13

BuRNlAH AND THE U. STATES. the \. York
Examiner says:
we are informed by friend in this city that
he has just receiveda letter from a reliable source
IN Burmah, informing him that the Roy. L. Kin
cad and family were soon to start for this coun-
try by the overland route--Nr Kincaid having
received five thousand rupees from his Burmese
Majesty. the King OF Ava, to be the bearer Of a
royal letter to our government, inviting the es-
adjustment of friendly and commercial relations
between the court Of Ava and the | 'nited States
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-13

GROWING YOUNGER. Last Monday, "Tom
Thumb being examined as witness in court at
Cincinnati, Ohio. declared, under oath, that he is
now nineteen years of age. Many years ago the
show bills announced him as being twenty one,
so that unlike the generality ~ mortals, tho
general is constantly growing Younger
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-13

Perfnmed Brcntb.-What lady or gentleman would
labor unlcr the of dsagreeabe broal when using
DDWDENS DENTAL FLUID il will not only renler it,.
sweet but make the teeth white aubastcr prevent tooth
ache and preserve them from decay Recommended
lists and physicians eyeryshere.
Beautiful Complexion may he attained by its 1t
moves PIN pies tan freekes renders the SKIN and beauti
tl, in parting rich rosene hue II the
known being free from all injurious matter
esnis. For saleby STROTHER 4 WHITEHEAD,
may l. And brnggists herc.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-13

PRESCRIPTION OF PARTY OF PLEAsrRe
went out eiean-we came home dirty; we
ven out s"''r-we came home drunk; we went
, "' "t"-"e came home sick; we went ont
,n;,s we cam" home crying; we went out
with cash-we came home mnneyioss. wa w
out Tor air-we cpme home full e dus, "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-13
SPECIAI NOTICES.

-, OuPETGTsON al - the Life Of
B<Hl TRADE PRINTING In all it, various branches
dur aHssypasssd By ofkg EsfablsAmsaL a. nc
see - ~ YIEGlSiAs JOB PkIN MING ESTABLISH
HAST.
jobs printed In Color manner 't " III compare win any
Mason and Dixon Line Specimens can
be- seu At our nice C1i aud First Aey between Main
AID Church streets
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-13
rhc @niAmsssta:A EIIxIR.., for The immr.

date of Da rhUa Cholera MurUus Choc &c prepared
by H. Thompson Co has given entire satisfaction all
those who have been so fortunate to it, This Elixir is
composed of harsh dsagreeabe stimulating
cnts but pleasantly combined THAI the smallest child will
take il is soothing and tonic the stomach and bowels
and when taken directed fails afford relief in
short time Every family should have bottle within reach
this season of the year when bowel complaints preva
ent. liuy d&cif}mo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-13

SINGULAR PRESENTlMENr.-Mr J. G.. Rogers,
young man engaged on this paper as n compos
nor came to the office yesterday morning and
told the hands that he was unfit for work po.
ing asked what allied him he said that he dream.
ed during the night that he saw his mother in
her coffin, and the dream was 50 vivid, and had
affected him so deeply. that he could not work -
lie remained about the office all day mucb la
pressed in spirits, until 4 O'Clock in the ufter
noon' when he received telegraphio dispafch
announcing to him that his mother was dead -
The lady had enjoyed perfect health. to within a
few hours Of her death and no commn,;oa,;,,,
whatever had been received warning him of her
illness We have examined into these f,e,.
carefully and can vouch for them The com.
mumcation of the circumstances of the terrible
dream was made seven or eight hours before tho
teiegraphc dispatch was sent. Publicity wonI1
not be given 10 this singular occurrence if tbsro
existed shadow of doubt as to the entire truth
OF the main facts. The death took place on tbe
morning OF yesterday at Niagara, c. w. o23
miles from De,rot.-Detroi Cour
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-13

DARIHG FEAT.-A most daring and perous
feat was performed at Niagara Falls yesterday
A man nnmed =. jackson actually swan aero, :
Niagara river, between the Falls and the Suspen-
sion Bridge. This, we believe. is the first time
the feat was ever attempted. 1t was successful.
ly performed in the presence of II large number
of spectators.
jackson is employed by the New York Cen.
trail Railroad Company, and has established his
reputation As an adventurer. He is the man
who walked the ladder bridge from the ice, last
winter, 10 Bird Island, above the FALL. This
was deemed n daring feat; bat to our notion
this last exceeds it in danger aud boldness
Rochester Union Mopdag
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-13

A PLEASANT PROSPECT. The Charleston Mer-
curry. one of Mr.. Buchanan's supporters, says:
If Mr. BUCHANAN is elected, he will find his party
demoralsed aud utterly discordant as to its faith
and his sternest labors will be against those who, in
the name of Democracy, pursue the very policy which
il repudiatesn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-13

RICHMOND MARKETS.. AUGUST 70, 1855.

I'iinM'ND hARkE1S, Al I'll 81 H. lf15.
"a The following quotations Wholesale, For small
dc rs higher ieh,1 prices WILDE charged.
bAGoN-Ne quote Sides at l2 t. Il and scarce. Shout
ders II ~ Hams 10 "a North Carolina hog l3ial4
Butt Err Prime Country Butter, l7a2o cts. do Goshen
cOfFEE-There sale auction of $500 bags of COT
, e m oy Messr Cren.h9w and Fisher It was the
attendance was fair The rate of the sales
COM .65a7o cts per bushel-receips very light.
sells at 20 80 White Ash for foundry per Btum
nous delivered at Port waha, the wharf opposite
Rockets quote c for average For
use, wholesale to dealers - 80 for Lump Han s.
tokf-for city consumption s. 80 per load OF 25
COFFEE Rio Hal cts; Lagnayra l2al2l I5aI5l
WHhAT-We quote Wheat to-day 81 50asl So strictly
prime White bringing 81 60.
FLoiR-fhe market is quite bare of stocks and.
essary consequence there but little doing We quote new"
as before viz - 31aSs for Superfne and 8 2ass 50
TonAcGo-We renew our last quotations which firm
" sustained VIZ Tugs So 5ass 30 leaf S9aS0 30,
good slasl3 So Tine siasl7; manufacturing sea35
New YORK M,RKErs-The sales of cotton yester
day reached about 538 bales, 1873 of which wa for
the Continent. aud 400 for home consumption. Clean
good grades were scarce. Middng uplands was at
lSc, and New Orleans at ll}e.all8c. Flour was
firm, especially for good medium aud extra grades at
the previous days quotations, with fair sales for the
East aud for export. Wheat. both new and old white
was more plenty, and sold at lower rates, or 5
- 10 for prime qualities. Prime red was less album
dant and prices were without important changes
tennessee amber eOlored has established its charac-
ter on the Liverpool Exchange Of the best
qualities of red wheat sent from the United States To
tarope, and OF course will command the highest
price. The supplies Of this Southern wheat, from
the crop OF 1882 reached not less than about 500 900
bushels and the yield may be large or larger the
present year Corn was easier Distilling lots
brought 5sc., andgood sound Western mixed G2jca
63c Rye sold at Soc. Pork was steady with snlcs
OF mess at $40 "a, and prime at Sl8. Cut meats
were firm, and among the sales wcre 30 600 lbs DRY
salted shoulders delivered in Philadelphia, Mt ole
Sugars were steady. with sales at full prices Cofee
was steady, with moderate sales. There was rather
more freight oterng,and about 10000 5000 bush
els of grain engaged for Liverpool at 5lraGga
in bulk and bogs.-N l. Herald, Aug. 10.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-13
ArOkYEHs. HOUSE.
~ 1l.,im GIrcct. LYING hhurp. n

THE"NORNELL' has undergone change o construction
Tat places IT o footing with the best modern built Hotels
the country.
henttor contains every necessary convenience for
ana II Is furnished in style of and COMFORT suited
10 the tastes ct all and of " III make rank in
tact with the first elass Hotels OF the country.
WELLS Il HYDE,
aug l3dScts prnnriotnrs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-13
ShoIcrnAc certain cure this Disease may ba found
Iu me use Of Perry Davis. Vegetable Pam Killer

DUBUQUE, Iowa My i. lea5.
undsr for the entht
your aluabe Pam killer \ lev days
zuea assisted laying and bnrying one of onr ezans
- died With the Cholera Tue next
ia vomiting areoinrahiel WIN
Iuc4s If the extremtias Warm and hot apPlea
IONS failed 10 warmth Ny wifes family who had
the Pain Killer with during the Cholera season IN
buffalo s43 advised 70 takeit TUX Two doses al nir
WIS fifteen pcrspratlun rnsued and the
next day ,rrng little weakness was well and have been
since Since my ind that several Of our citizens
haye Pain Killer remedy for Cholera prononn
ring good therefore take pleasure in recommending 1t TO
Il still more extensive notice
W VI. CROZIEP. Atty at Law.
,yi,sr. - aug tl2w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-13

s7 ~ ~ watd If Twenty dollars the apprehension aud
delivery ofJOE GREEN in Liberty. He is well known
~ AApuf and we doubt not that lie has there Tor
s'N'4a N,eAS past HOLT d REESE,
I fl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-13


sutton with citizens and hear daily Of persons
that have used them aud recommending them to others ~ il II
the only medicine the world We would call the az
merchants ordering goods from the city to be mind
Bakers Premium Btters will never lose Gus
they have tried them has performed moro re
markabe than medicine discovered 1t can be
used by all with perfect safety Being purely vegetable
stands unyacd for the Dyspepsia Colds, Coughs.
Clnic Affections General Debility, Ague and Fever
and Nervous Headache thousands Of certificates have al
ready been furnished proprietor this valuable medicine
Tor the above complaints.
Every family should keep few bottles on hand
Price j1cenfs per bottle
For sale by Messrs S.rother whitehead aud Stabler
jones' Lynchburgi and by Druggists generally
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-13

u nv opened to-day, direct from o the most tasty
ana i'a9Ie mal"actuesn the City Philadelphia lot Of
s'e hnanS and studs which for excellence in qnav and
w ace little In advance Of any thing have hitherto of
ferel 10 our f1er ds and customers "
II al ' It's 10 smal gree pleasure to show such goods
as Those "eretr to Gentlemen will rs favor to call in
line Sir ,f,p i,if,,,S =, "a ~, t,e"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-13

At tho head of the catalogue Of principles
inundated by the Democratic National Conyen-
tian at Baltimore ia lsj2, aud reafsrmed at Gin.
ennai in 1856 stand these two leading and fun
damental articles Of purity faith:
That the Federal Government Is one Of linz
its powers derived solely from tire Constitution aud
the grants Of power made therein ought Ia be sIsctg
r5asfrHsd by all the departments and agents a. the
government and thai 1t ar1ptdrnt aud daHgereas 10
exercise dobbod constitutional powers
That The Constitution doss not confer upon tic
General GuFernmeut TIN power 10 commence AMI
carry on ogfasrd sysfep of p,tsynFl improvement
These are declarations Of principles upon
which there was pronounced TO be no diversity
of continent il the Conventions, or with the par
~. They were proclaimed 10 the country IA in
dicating clear liue Of policy.in regard 10 which
there could be no division Of opinion, and no
doubt ia construction. when toe attempt was
made 10 reduce them 10 practice. Let rs SEQ
what has been the result
The National lnteligencer presents Il tabular
list Of serenity eight internal improvement bills.
all originated in Democratic committee Of the
Democratic Senate. and all Of which. with the ea-
eeption Of three, have passed that body. The
amount Of nppropriationsre required to meet tho e1-
pense Of this system Of internal improyements.-
IA follows:
Total amount appropriated in bills
originating in the Senate :3,l36, 333
To which add amount appropriated
in House bill for improvement Of
Des MONIES Rapids. Upper Mis-
sissippi. which bill has passed
both Houses 100000
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-13

~ W YER ARRANGEMENTS. -

preSo For NLW YORK FROM LYNCH 41frT'h
~. -, VA PETERSEN RG, BY SOUTH SIDE
hAlLROAD-CHEdPEST AND pIEjeJVTrey pm
g. 10 New York including Railroad fare and meals and
class cars and steeraEe 49, '''h-e'''''
iHhssGlgers leaving Lynclhurg TUESDAYS at O.
h uH south Side Railroad will connect the same ing
a. ny tolnt WIN the large and connodious STEAMSHIP
OWN Capt Parish and proceed direct 10 New
York touching only at Norfolk ''' ~ Nv
, steamer ROANOKE viii continue her trps as hereto
For Through tickets apply TO - "s ~ o'"'
,,,.,o.,,.. LEE 4 JOHNSON, Main St. Lynchburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-13

TIE MuIIoNAiRE BUTCHER OF LONDON
Mons. Wcy, Il French writer of distinction, who
passed some weeks in London, during the great
exhibition, has recently published in Paris
his Impressions, under the title of "'The English
at Home" On one occasion. while riding in an
Omnibus. he formed an acquaintance with n fell
low-p passenger. from whom he derived many
plantations Of the strange things he saw. One
OF these we give
81 addressed lew words TO him concerning
carriage which just drove by. 1t was too fine
TO be- elegant, mud was drawn by two magulti-
cent horses. On the box adorned with beautiful
fringe, sat black coated eoachman; there was
not Il wrinkle III his white cravat-hls snowy
gloves were spotlcss In the vehicle downv
cushions, careessy ounged man, without n
coat; his arms bare; his sleeves turned up to the
shoulder; an apron with the corners turned up
served him rs n girde---so that the coachman
looked like gentleman driving mechanic in his
working dress. Mr.. w, asked his neghbor who
and what was the strange looking occupant of the
dashing carriage. The richest butcher in Lon
don, was the reply. lilo is returning in his own
carriage from the Slaughter house TO his resi-
dence. His forefathers were in the same bust
ness; his father left him u fortune Of more than
two millions, and he, out of modesty, follows his
profession very honorable old custom. This
gentleman butcher possesses four milions.''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-13

ed 10 furnish Bags ut the usual Rail Road charge such
81 thfr customers may their Wheat Corn &c TO
tnen i9f ale will also sell ption to reduce stock
aug LJNt4 ANDERSON. AD ANS a