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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-10-29
PREPARED BY
DIR. ]. C.. AVER & CO.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS,
AND SOLD BY
For sale in Staunton, by JAS. G. LAIRD and j. G.
lERRILArT, and by Druggists generally.
July l6, IS56.-eOwtlJ
IMPORTER,

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in american and imported
Gun S &c PISTO OILS,
BOWLING and Fishing Tackle; Table and Pocket
L Cutlery; Walking Canes Belts and Port Monies I
der Fasks, Pouches and Belts, Bird Bags; Nipples and
Wrenches; Washing Rods and Ticklers; Dog Chains
and Collars; Gun Makers Materials, &c, &c REvoL-
vERs AND FIVE SHOOTERS at Manufacturers prices, 10
the trade. ). SUTHEkLAND.
No. 1872, Main street, opposite Eagle Square, Richmond.
A DIPLOMA of the first class, was awarded by
the Virginia Mechanics Institute, tor the promotion OF
the Mechanic Arts, to SAMUEL SUTHEhLAND' oi
Richmond for case of GUNS, PISTOLS and RIFLES. ex
hbed at the Exhibition of Articles of American Man
ufacture held in the City of Richmond, on the 18th
day of Nov. 1854.
Richmond, May7, 1856.
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YES! o YES!!- The undersignedh ayeopen-
ed in the town of Saunton, regular Auction
Room for the sale of everything that the people may
want sold They NAV be found unless professionally
engaged, in the room formerly occupied by ID. w e.
SlanEer They will also attend to the sale of Real Es
tate anywhere in the county. They respectfully ask
trial. r: VI. C0nhn nm,
WM. III. WATTS.
Stanton, MAY :, 1856.
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PUBLIC NOTICE. Twill attend to the adjustment
with fidelity NV office can be found in Court House
alley, above Geo. NJ Cochran's Law ofiie- refer en-
qurers any respectable business citizen OF our pve
and to all such in the county who may KNOW Myp re ~"
address is Stuuton, Va. WIN. u. SIhhhEI.
Staunton, Jan. 80, 1885,
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TTAIIfABLE LAND FOR sALE.-As

gent for the widow and heirs of John Mcclure,
dac.d will sell a TRACT of LAND, situated one mile
from Waynesboro', equi-disant between the Turnpike
and Central Railroad containing l49 1scres,; about
so acres cleared and the balance heavily tirnbered-
The are Dwelling Houses, very large
Donble Barn Smoke House. Kitchen, Corn Crib and
Spring House, &c. with two good Springs, convenient
10 the house This Farm combines the advantages OF
being only one mile from three Mills, two Churches
and the same from the Wayneshoro Depot ana IN the
midst Of the best society ANY person wishing to pur
chase, will do well to call the agent who will show
the premises Terms and payments will be acconfmo-
dating. JAMES o. DCSn' ASe"'
lime 25. lS56-tf-Yind. copy.
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~ PROF. DE GRATH,s NEW Hcl PRAG !.

s% PROF. DE GRATH,S NEW rKAI =
TICE.-A Sheriff Cured ~ one "'g@t "y De''"" ~
'Se"F' =" LETTER FROM DIR. KEYSER.
iPrrrsBuRG, May 20, 1856.
Prof DeGrath, SO South Sth Street, PhiaMl have
remarkable cure. Deputy Sheriff Kerr, fittso9r9n,
had very swollen and painful hand: upp h.s ro
oil personally, which gave instant relef ne nus IT,
commended the oil to others afflicted WIN hheuina-
tism, in which results We're most satisfactory
it GEORGE SSIEs' H. KEYsER.
GREAT CuaEs.-Citizens Read Rheumatisn-M lr;
JoSenb D Bare MYRTLE street. says the Electric oil
PmEsMCharies Sexton, Esq., exMayor of Camden,
saws six applications cured him. Also curea MS Ahe"
NrunALGrA.-Mr David Mum, 4s9 Vine street, says
be WINS a great sufferer but the Oil cured him. So
saws f. H. Grant, Esq, 5l7 North Eighth ST.
CpoUp.-This oil is nfalible for Group ASK Ia
FEVER AND AGuE.-The Electric Oil will cure this
in one night. Ask VIM. Watson, cornor OF Rose ana
Shipper lanes, and others.
AsrHMA.-This Oil "made new man OF me-, says
James A. r. Thompson, George street. above Ninth
RHEuMATIsM.-A wonderful cure-14 months In BED
Miss Mckinley had two doctors--used the Oil and
was cured 1917 North Sixth ST.
PHruIsIc AND ASTHMA.-Mrs. Mary Sutton, Twentl,
eth and Poplar, cured The Oil has singular ana
pleasing effect in such cases, and throat and breast
disorders
BunNs.-Hundreds and thousands have been cured.
PAINS THE BACK AND BREAsT.-Thos. 4. fotler,
Esq., Broker No. 6, Ledger street, and 900 others
Beware of counterfeiting scamps' nostrums My T.
lcctric Oil is sweet as cologne
| s5y YEARS DEAFNESS CURED.
! New HAVEN, May 10th, 1856.
Prot DeGrath-My brother has been deaf three
years After trying many things, he used your Oil a
few times and it cured him entirely.
! CLIFFORD r. SCRANTON. .
Ask Mr. Scranton, who gftescards bought $50 worth
to SELL Ny Electric Oil removes all pain at once,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, &c.
Afflicted 10 years and cured in one night read
letter from the Rev. James Temple:
PHIIA., June 9th. 1856.
Prof DeGrath--I have been afflicted - years with
Neuralgia and other painful complaints, and have
been unable to sleep soundy or walk any distance 9l
many wears past Last week got bottle your r
lectric Oil The first night slept soundy and well
and to-day am like new man. My wife could not
week what the physicians of Philadelphia failed to dc
REV. JAMES TEMPLE,
; q Al.
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Rev. JAMES TEMPLE,

Call and see other certificates and names of thou
sands have cured for three years past. The public
for safety must not believe imposters and imlta0rs OF
my OIL My Depot at the same old place, 81, South
English street and not removed as base scamp ad-
yertised. who is afraid to publish his real name.
Irefer to 5000 Phiadelphians who have used my
Oil and all real Electric Oil ever sold has my name
blown in every bottle. All others are cheats All or
ders must be addressed TO
PRoF CHAS. DEGRATH, Phila.
Prof DeGraths genuine Electric Oil can be had OF
]. c NJ MERRILArr, Staunton, and in every town In
Virginia
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NOTICE. hereby notify all persons indebted to
IN the concerns of G. T. Cochran e. Co., and c. T.
Cochran, by bond otherwise, to come forward and
make payment. All who may have claims against Ell
ther will present them to me for settlement
An early adjustment of accounts, either in favor or
against the concerns, is most earnestly desired.
VIM. G. STERRETT.
Trustee Of G. T. Cochran.
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- zoo ACRES or LAND FOR RENT.

CaOVV uH'e ut TIN 80 -N0'' VI lV'' ''e"
red ON the StauntOn river, Halifax county, Va, not far
above where the Richmond and Danvlne Railroad
the river which gives the best facilities posi-
HE 10 the markets of Richmond. Baltimore and New
York. The land is eqad 10 any in the Roanoke Val
lev.
DwrIIIScs for small farmers upon the land, dividing
the land into 500 acre tracts farms for persons OF
small capital to farm upon.
To number of persons families from the same
neghborhood State, Wishing 10 rent goo@ iahu no
he,isr onnortunity can be- offered They must howev-
ar come We'll recommended in character aud capacity.
Nv most office is Whitesville Halifax county, Va.
~" III. On Is56 CHARLES A. CLARK.
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FALL TRADE, 1856.
WILLINGHAM 81 TARDY,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Foreign, Domestic. Staple and Fancy

DIR Y GOODS.
No. I3 Pearl Street, RICHMOND, Va,
TTAYE in store and are receiving daily, large and
LII general Stock of FALL AND WINTER DIR Y
GOODS to which they ask the attention of Merchants
visiting this market. They make claims to superb
or adcdat0geS their competitors either impor
tiers or BUYERS but that they possess advanta-
ges equal TO any, and solicit confidently an examna-
ton Of their Stock. Below they enumerate few of
the leading styles:
Brown and Bleached Sheetings and Shirtings, in
all the different widths.
Satinets, S-4 and GA Pulled Cloths.
Plaid Iindseys at all prices.
Large Stock of Blankets
English and American Prints all grades.
Coburg De LANES, Alpaccas, Ginghams and La
dies Dress Goods.
Cloths and Cassimeres
Shawls, Cloaks and Nantes;
With general Stock of Hosiery Gloves, Spool Cot
ton, Threads, &c, &c.
Terms 6 months credit, or per cent discount for
CASH. WtLllNGHAM Il TARDf.
Richmond. Sent. 10, 1856.
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! DURAL VALLEY SEMINARY, Three
IL Miles North Of the Natural Bridge, Rev.
SAMUEL EMERSON A. NJ Principal Miss EMMA
A. CLARK Qate of Shemariah Academy, Assistant in
the Female Department.
Session Ten Months from September 1st; Tuition
$3.50 to $3.50 per quarter; Board Sc TO 50 per month
| Apply to SHAYKLIN McCLINToc JOIN d. HoUs-
TON, Summers P. o., Rockbridge Co., Va.
1885
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MARBLE YARD.-Haying removed my Yard
u from the old stand, three miles further up on the
Middlebrook road and having just received beauti-
full and well selected lot of MARBLE, viz italian,
Rutland and Domestic, | am prepared to furnish
T0MBSTONES of any kind desired. number of
beautiful drafts aud designs may be seen by calling
me- l challenge one, neither do claim other than
my own work. and certainly exhibit that done in
the cities Us my own. only ask that those in want of
anything in my line will call and examine my stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. A. p NlQUESNEY.
August 49, lS56.-Smos.
NOTICE-.The undersigned being anxious to close
IN W .heit books to the LIST day of July 1856, would
beg leave to say to their friends that early set
lement of their accounts would be great acco mmo-
dation to them KA1SER Il STRlBLlNG.
Staunton, August go, 1856.
THAT'S! HATS!-Silk Panama, Soft, and every
/ IL other kind of Hats, at
PIPER l. FUNKHOUSER'S.
Staunton, April 90, 1856.
nRESS SILKS.-A large supply of Black Gro. de.
~ Rhine and latest style of Fancy do, at
PIPER & FUNKH0USER'S.
Staunton, April 23, 1856.
~ SACKS Marshall and Ground Alum SALT in
1 y Store-all in prime order and cheap.
j. BRANDEBURG T. CO.
Staunton, July 2S 1885,
r HAVE now in Store large lot of Red Lead, which
l. will sell low for cash. j. G. LAIRD.
Staunton, March ~, 1866.
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NO.PARTNERSHIP.- have this day as
I sociated with us in the BOOT AND SHOE bust
ness PAUL KURTY, who will give his particular at
ention to the retail department The business will be
conducted under the style of H. & J. Faust Co. Our
friends and customers are respectfully informed that
we shall CONTINUE to furnish them with the very best
homemade and city-made Ladies and Gentleman's
Boots and Shoes at fair prices:
Staunton, August IS, 1856.
, N. B-All persons indebted to the firm of H. 4 j..
Faust by note account will please come forward and
make prompt settlement II. q D. FAUST.
A,inIs 1856
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R, R. REGULATES NO. 8.

New PRINCIPLE IN MEDICINE, NEVER BEFORE Kso"'
OR POSSESSED BIZ ANY PURGATIyE, CATHARrlc OR AN
rIDILIous PILLS IN USE. LET ALL WHO HAVE
EVER TAKEN PILLS READ AND INVESTIGATE
rup Tuvopy oS WHICH RAILWAYS
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-10-29

II EkR'S PLOW POINTS, Land SIDES, SnueS anu
n Mouldboards, constantly ON hand at foundrypri-
ces for cash. d. bhANDEbUh" w.
Stanton June H. ls3b
UEENSWARE.- Glass and China Marema large
supply at PIPER FUNCllOUSERS.
SStaunton, April 25. 1856.
A PRIME lot of Coffee, Moasses, Sugar ana Nails
IA receiving. j. BRANDEBuk1 w.
Staunton, June 4, 1885,
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TNSTATE j. B. BRECKINRIDGE.--T
IL undersigned, having taken the administration OF Of
this estate ask of all persons having claims against IT
of any kind, to present the same to us properly au-
thenticated, for settlement. ;.
ton of the estate and we ask of the creditors reason
able opportunity to do So upon the assurance that Is
sible. NJ. G. HARMAN.,
JNO. B. BALDWIN,
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> TONS FORRER'S IRON, we'll assorted, in fore
j and for sale by ]. BRANDEBURG l. 60.
Stanton, July l6, 1856.
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AUG. ANDERSON, & CO.,

RICHMOND, VA,
HAVE REMOVED to the New STORE, No. 1o1 Main
IL street. second door below 14th street. where they
are prepared to show the largest assortment of FAN
CY AND PLAIN RIBBONS ever offered in this mar
ket
Also, good assortment of BONNETS and MILL
merry GOODS, ofall kinds
Richmond, Sept. 8, 1856.
DR. JAMES JOHNSTON, SURGICAL &
- MECHANICAL DENTIST, having been located
permanently in Staurton for the last four years. would
respectfully inform his friends and hepuI&c generally
that he still continues TO practice Dentistry in all its
various branches, with the srictes regard to durabili
ty and usefulness.
Office on the southsi of Main Street, opposite the
old Spectator Office.
Stanton. Nov. 90. 1854
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BOTTLED SODA WATER.--Thesub
ID having procured the necessary apparatus, is now
Bottng Soda Water from his Fountain favoured with
any kind of Syrup, and is prepared to furnish Hotels
Private Families &c, any quantities His Soda Foun-
tain is also in constant operation Address orders
j. Is. ESKRIDGE, Staunton.
IA
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T HAVE now in Store 8 large lot of Red Lead which
i will sell low for cash. j. G. LAIRD.
Staunton, March ~, 1856.
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nRESS SILKS.--A large supply of Black Gro. de.
~ Rhine, and latest style of Fancy do, at
PIPER & FUNKH0USER'S.
c,...4o.. A,r;l 90 1919
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CHEAP FURNITURE FOR CASH.
" 80 fine Sofas, Divans and Tetes;
Marble-top and plain Bureaus;
Cottage and Jenny Lind Bedsteads;
Wood and Marble Centre Tables;
any quantity of Parlor Tables, Rocking Chairs
from 9 TO Is dollars;
Cane and Mahogany Chairs;
and large quantity of other Furniture always OIL
hand, at the lowest rates for cash:
AA' ~" A. d. CHANDLER.
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MATTRESSES! MATTRESSES {! IL
lN have in the hands of my agents, Mr. JOHN NJ.
Cure Greenville, large supply Of Hair, Shuck, and
Seagrass MATTRESSES. Orders for any description
of Mattresses Cushions &C., shall have the promptest
attention For reference regards the cheapness and
quality of my work, l would give Messrs Kayser &
Suibling Address NJ w. WALLACE,
Yanceys Mills, Albemare Co., Va.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1856-10-29

DANKIN,s GALLERY OF PHOTOGRA-
II PHY-The subscriber would speetltnlly call the
attention. of the Ladies and gentlemen OF Slaunton and
vicinity to his new and beautiful style OF Iar
They are TERMED AMBR6TYPEs. These pictures are
conceded TO be the most beautiful and truthful ever
produced by the Photographic art me exceeding zee
IS wonderful They do not reverse the subject, but
represent everything in its true position They are
without the glare Of Daguerreotype, ana hence' may
be seen in ady view. -,
They muet be seen to be appreciated
STANTON Dec o. 1875
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ITO THE LOVERS OF GOOD TOBACCO
l. JOHN B. EVANS has received at his old stand
Immediately opposite the Old Post Office, fine and
choice lot of TOBACCO which he is prepared to sci
ut from cents to 81 per pound
Also Pipes, Pipc-stems, Snuff Boxes, Backing
Matches, Ink, &C., &c.
Staunton, Nov l6, 1853
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Sept. 10, 1856.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-06
Speech of MI. Donelsou.

An immense and most enthusiastic gathering
of citizens was held in New York Monday night,
to ratify and rejoice over the nominations of the
Philsdelphia convention. Among those called ON
TO address the crowd was the American for the
Vice Presidency. When he approached the
stand, the applause so loud and long that it
was some minutes before he could be heard. We
subjoin the very sensible aud patriotic remarks
to which he gave utterance:
GENTLEMEN-l return you my sincere thanks
for this cordial reception. The delegates ut the
late Convention of the American party have
thought proper to place me on the American
ticket for the second office in the gift of the PEG.
Pile, and distinguished and tried statesman Of
your patriotic State for the first office. deem it
a high honor to be thought worthy of an associa-
ton with Willard Fillmore in the effort to carry
forward the principles of the American pariy-a
party which has been formed out of the necess-
ty of the times. to correct the abuses which have
brought the country 10 the very verge of social
disruption and anai chy. II was natural, gentle.
men, that The people Of this great coniederacy
OF States should turn their eyes upon Willard
Fillmore. who in his personal qualities and in all
the characteristics of a statesman, Is Justly rank
ed with the great men who have contributed to
the honor and glory of common country. 1t
is different with myself gentlemen. Ihave held
uut huHoie situftions III the puonc service, ana
can. therefore, attribute my nomination to no
other circumstance hut my earnest devotion to
the conservative and sound doctrines which form
the basis of the American creed.
Accord ng tony IN Outstanding, geit emen,
of the causes which have constituted US a new
party, they have but little reference to our ante
eedents as old Wings CT old Democrats Under
such designations we have each pursued in other
days our own views We have entertained oppo-
site opinions in regard to the necessity of a
bank and other measures of national interest
But however we differed on such questions, when
ever there arose question of purely sectional
and disorganzing character, the leading patriots
of our country were always united. Clay and
Jackson united TO modify the tariff of S2s in or
der to give quiet to the country and secure the
ecution of the laws. They united to dsnrn the
force of sentiments which were calculated &c
array one section of the Union against another
. snd If they new alive they could not be 9th
etwise that participants in the great America,
movement which is intended to check the cur
rent Of the same sentiments You see men a
the North proposing to nullfy the laws of tn,
inno- on have seen at the South doing tn,
same thing What would Washington, ,Jeffer
son. Madison, and jackson say to men engag
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-06

gates has reported IA bill imposing taxes for the
supper, of government. 1t provides that the tax
real estate shall be 40 cents on every @lUO
GA personal property. the same: on every slave
over twelve years of age, : 20; ON every mai"
frce negro between y aud - years 81, poll tax
80 cents on interest ON money loaned, &c, u
per cent; on dividends received the sumo on fee,
aud salaries, per cent. when under S25n. per
cent when over $3.50 and under 500. l. per cent
if not oser 1000; on licenses to keep public
houses. $40 to 50, with the addition # - pr.
cent if the yearly value exceed, $20.E ON sos k
hroker'' heens', $40; IN general brokers
licensees s 80 ON general brokers. licenses. $3.50
on l'ornse, tie wnolcsalr liquor merchant, 500.
ie;i only $40.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-06
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE RE.
SENATE.


MONDAY. Mar. 3.
The Senate was called 10 order at | o'clock,
by Mr.. Saunders.
The House amendments TO the Senate bill
;noornnra,ing the Mountain Lake and Salt Sol.
phur Springs turnpike company were coneurred
in.
Also the following House bill.
Incorporating the town of Goodson. in the
county of Washington.
To establish branch bank in the town u Lex
ington
BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD.
Mr.. Deneale asked and obtained leave TO bring
in bill authorizing the appropriation (of $751;
OOO) in the bonds of the State 10 the Blue Ridge
Railroad Company. On Mr.. DIS motion was read
the first time.
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD ETC.
The bill TO authorize an extension of the Nir-
gna and Tennessee Railroad to Richmond, &c.
being upon its passage, was,
On motion of Mr.. Campbell, laid upon the ia
bic.
The bill % authorize the South Side Railroad
Company To extend their road to Covington, was
laid on the table on motion of Mr.. Baldwin.
All bills on their third reading, requiring APP
preparations. were laid unon the table.
SENATE BILLS PASSED.
REQUIRING the Board of Public Works to pub
lish TIE proceedings OF their several meetings
within 30 days after each quarterly meeting
ayes %, no |. The bill was explained and advo-
Gated by Mr.. Welsh. 4 motion by Mr.. johnson
to reconsider the vote by which the bill was pas
sel. was negative l. ayes 10 noes lS.
To prohibit citizens of Virginia from hiring
their slaves in the District of Columbia.
incorporating the Green Supher Springs com
pany, in the county of Greenbrier.
THE BANK BILL.
On motion of Mr. Flood, the bill extending the
charter OF the Bank Of Virginia was ordered to
lie upon the table, and made the order of the day
for tomorrow tfuesday.)
On motion u Mr.. Catett, the Senate adjourn
ed.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-06

The raising OF Sir JAMES PARKE, Ex Baron of
the Court of Exchequer, II u rerrage for life un-
der the title of Lord Wenslrydulc hns caused a
great hubbub among the arstocracy of England.
The idea that British peer should be No better
off than simple knight and that his rank should
die with him, shocks the pride of the mobiles -
Lord Derby exclams in horror that with the
fall of the hereditary peerage would be sacrificed
the hereditary monarchy" Lord llyndhurst, son
of Copley,the celebrated American painter, VOWS
that for 400 years no in stance had occurred of
British commoner being made life peer, and
that it was gross violation of the Coustitut II
Lord St. Leonards the son of barber, declares
the creation 10 be illegal. Lord Brougham and
Lord Campbell, ex-newspapcr reporters and men
of the people, both disaplrove of the measure.
and finally. the government sufr defeat hy
the question being referred to committee. So
the world moves on.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-06

SIRE TO SoN.--Tho old Consul at Rio Janerio
Robert g Scott. Father. The new one is
Capt. A. G. Scott. il, son. The Father was
the man. wlin>r rifle IA the Baitimorc~ National
Conventiol. brought down Ca--, buchanan, Mnr.
cy, Dickinson amd all the old cuonS aud thus
brought up Pierce. The io,nily is thus well re-
warded with avery profitable consulate.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-06

What is to become OF those intensely Southern
conference.-the Toonhsns, Stephenses &c. Of
the old Wing party, who deserted us in 1852 be-
cause Mr. Fillmore was not nominated. Will they
now return to their allegiance, or have they ia
ken the bounty and enlisted for another service
Hang out your banners, gentlemen, and let us
know whether you be friends or foes
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-06

De entering Dr. T. u NflgIs UHct, Nv IF bToad
offering their testimony swell the mass OF uhsoc
ed testimonials already received of the great cures made Who'll
ly by the Serofous AndOte We have hundreds Of these
ready publication required Each the that
have under personal observation and the
known admit Of single doubt of their
shall give but few 10 the public in comparison
have, would require time and money
than spend publish all DO however wait
appearance further evidence If sick,
take according directions without delay.
and assured commendapn will be loud
neighbors virtues 1t has accomplished than all
the medicines yet invented See advertisement
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-06
a,cIiciier,s L. uiLe riinndi..nnt or 4. oIslcn II

FOR THE HNLA beautiful llusS5 an luxurious growth o
Hair he obtained by its II The only article know
that will prevent Its falling turning grey. Price -
Just receiy and Il sale by
4, 2ldketS ~ STROTIIER 4 WHITEHEAD