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The daily union., 1856-11-05
To JAS W. Garnrs, Governor of Iowa.

IMPORTATION mGH-PaIoKD oErrLE-The London Times
gives the following account Of the shipment Of variety
of animals Of the most valued English breeds this
country
During the past week there were shipped from Liver
pool for New York, board the Antarctic, Captain
Soufer, most valuable cargo Of horses CATTLE sheep
and pigs Prominent among the cattle young
called Darlington Sixth, by Of Grand Duke bought
at Nr Sansburys sale In August for 300 guneas and
very foe heifer Marie Louise by Mr. Booths Hopewel
purchased at recent sale In Ireland There also
three hrseass heiiers from the uarvaed herd Of Col
Towueley, Of Towneey Hail. in Lancashirs--Butercup
Second, by Horao from Rosete Miss Butterfly by Mas
ter Butterfly, from Rosa and Pearlette by Falcon from
Ringlet The price given for these three heifers
1000 guneAs, although just turned year old. Two
Of them descended the dams side from the
family the famous bull Master Butterfly, which animal
sold for Australia ip July, at 1000 guneas Miss
Butterfly was the first beer-caf by him. Pearette is de-
scended from Mr. Booths Bracelet of the cele
brated prizecows Of her day and for the dam Of his
heller Mr. Douglas recently gave Mr. Towneey 500 gum
These animals have been purchased by Mr Strahord
London, for Nr. Thorne New York Of the mos
en'prsing breeders Of that country. There were also
consigned for this gentleman very fine Souhdown
sheep purchased at the Hengaye sale well as some OF
the best Berkshire and Essex pigs that we ever saw leave
the port Of Liverpool"
The daily union., 1856-11-05
A rrAnrrr RAILROAD AcorDrsr-A Philadelphia CORES

FEARFUL RAILROAD AccrDEST.-A Philadelphia CORES.
pondent says:
rghtful accident occurred on Friday afternoon OF
the Usawissa railroad, Wiamsport by which fou
persons were killed The train going at the speed
forty miles hour, and in turning curve a rail wa
broken in several places thus throwing the caTs from he
position Among the killed it is stated were the brakes
man the road, and Of Howard Co.'S Express mes
ssngers The express of Messrs. Howard Co.. anc
two passenger cars, thrown from the track down al
embanknent or twelve feet in height As the express
fell il turned completely and lodged bottom mp
ward The hot ashes from the were scattered and
instantly caught FIRE and with the contents consumed
other persons besides the mentioned killed wer,
severely injured. The passengers were all taken to vii
Transport possible and properly cared for Had
the accident occurred at point whore the ebaukmen,
higher there doubt but that far greater loss Of
life would have ensued and II was the incident rpusi
be regarded as an almost miraculous escape o The
OF the inmates of the cars
The daily union., 1856-11-05
TIE ISSUE M1sREpREsENTED TO THE LAST

THE ISSUE MISREPRESENTED TO THE LAST.
That question is Shall Kansas and the territory west of
il the Pacific be blessed with freedom cursed by
slavery? Shall this thousand millions of acreshis AREA
enough subst all the inhabitants the face of
the earhbe opened to the free labor of the North the
slave labor only of the South m Y. Tribune.
The foregoing amongst the last statements of the
presidential issue. 1t made the day before the
election The result is now settled and nothing that
be said either side change it The vote cast for
Fremont has been given under the impression that the is
sue was whether aKansas and the territory of 1t to
the Pacific shall be blessed with freedom cursed with
slavery" Every who has voted has exercised his
elective franchise false issue-ou which has no
other existence than in the brains of such wicked fanatics
on which the national Of the country supported Mr..
Buchanan was whether the people Of Kansas and the ter
rtory of it to the Pacific should enjoy the right to de-
eide for themselves whether slavery should be tolerated
or excluded Whether the inhabitants of Kansas shall have
the rights enjoyed by the people of Massachusetts,
South Carolina in the formation of their domestic in
stituuons2 Whether a citizen of Kansas is equal in
rights citizen of Vermont of Virginia Whether the
people of Kansas shall hereafter constitute State equal
in all respects with the other Sates2 These only diff
ferent forms Of stating the ISSUE Those who sup
ported Mr. Buchanan supported him this issue whilst
those who supported Mr. Fremont have given their
the false issue made by the Misrepresentation and fab
relations of the kansas -shriekers"
The daily union., 1856-11-05
Wards.

NEW YoRK CITY ELEcrroN.-Tenth ward eomplete-Bu-
ohanap lsa9; Fillmore, 996; Fremont, s7l. Fifth ward
Buchanan, 1885, Fillmore, $50; Fremont, 762. First
wardBuchsnan lo7oi Fillmore, 500 Fremo:t 193. Sixth
,yard-Buchsnan 1855; Fillmore, 229; Fremont, 2ot.
Thirteenth buchanan, lsls Fillmore, losoj Ere
mont SOL The third ward gives democratic majority,
drst time in twenty three years. Sickess election sure
Fo.rtb -B.ob.psp 2osl; Fillmore. 2l5; Fremont
2ss Fourteenth wsrd-Bushanan, 1906 Fillmore, 442
Fremont as7 Returns from wards in View York city
foot up 2o,92ej Fillmore, se6S; fre
mont 75ss-showing democratic gain over last year o.
about $780, American gain about tOO and republican gam
about 5000.
city gives democratic maori-
sba gain for Buchanan OF sbo i 700 since the Oco
ber election Bedford Borough, bedford county, Ba
chsnan, I2l Fillmore, II fusion ticket, 90.
The daily union., 1856-11-05

CROWN or NEw 0RLEAss--The commerce Of New WI
leans for the past year has been larger than for any w
vious year. We also learn from the Crescent that arg
number Of buildings in the Of erection in %
city, involving expenditure Of more than two million
OF dollars Among them are two splendid churches w
orphan ssylums one Jewish and Catholic, mecnAD
les institute medical school, Jewish synagogue
cotton press to cost Sl5oooo house for james RoOo
cost 760O0 several other houses costing from Sl2Ooo
$4,000 each, and large number Of stores costing rO
$4,000 to $4,000 each The customhouse viii pO'
be completed In several years II viii cost S325OoO"
The daily union., 1856-11-05


ARTIFICIAL TcProfessor Merriam, of weather nooristy
Is travelling and has written letter the New York
Commercial Advertiser from the banks Of the Cuyahoga
Ohio dated the 3st ut We give the following extracts
This afternoon have been engaged in examining a
machine made here for producing intense cold by artificial
means The machine after having been worked hour
brought down the mercury in the thermometer to the
Of fehyoU DEGREES bs'ow zo which the lowest de-
gree marked the scale cut apple and placed II
the outside Of Of the metal pipes in which Of
etncr was made to pass through vacuum, and in few
minutes II frozen This machine has been two years
in being brought TO Its present state Of great orwardness
II IA worked by steam. IL freezes water forming blocks
ice twelve inches BY sxthat being the size OF the metal
cells in which the refrigeration takes place Each cell Is
separated from the others by what may be called Aue
large number Of thgse cells placed In what may be
called square csern and Of sufficient number to pro-
duce ton Of ice At one operation. Clothing Of persons
coming quarantine In vessels can Sa irc=en By tais
machine and thus divested Of the germs Of pesence ~
be made 10 frost the entire inside OF ship In few
hours and thus purify ts bold and It's other aparts.s @
il capable Of reducing the temperature Of stone
houses low to free the goods stored In the etriger
ated apartments from everything that can endanger the
disease Of yellow fever NJ
The daily union., 1856-11-05

ILLINOIS LAND sALEs.-The land sales (says the Bait
more Sun Of the Illinois Central road in October reach
Seossoo, against S44449O in October last year. Ever
purchase this October has been by actual settler wh
as last year the company sold considerable parcels to
uators. The receipts Of October will be about S3oo0
the balance being credit. The company have just
acre
The daily union., 1856-11-05

DErARTURE sTEAMERs.-Ths steamer Hermann, for
Southampton and Bremen sailed from New York on Sun
day with II passengers and S3l7lo2 90 in specie the
French steamer Lyounas for Hsve with a. passengers
and s25oo in specie and the Hamburg steamer Borussa
for Hamburg with lao passengers and $25 900 in specie
The daily union., 1856-11-05
The Lafayette (Indiana) American saws

Almost every black republican exchange that comes to
filed with denunoatons Of the Irish and Dutch The
cry fraud fraud frsud Before the election wss the
Intelligent Germans and hard working Irish Nov IL Is
the qopeared sourkrout Dutch, and miserable ignorant
pusillanimous Irish' So II Eoes."
The daily union., 1856-11-05
HON, Mr.. FORSYTH.

The Extraordinary (city Of Nexico October Is, says
The newly-appoiuted American minister is expected in
this city some time to-day We learn that he is coming
in private conveyance, and y was expected that last
night he would reach Rio Fro He viii likely DO At the
Iurbide tonight although believe be has not taken
the prccaution to secure for his accommodation
The Secretary Of the Treasury has issued proposals for
the purchase Of sites for the post Offices and United
States courrooms TO be constructed under recent act Of
Congress, at Windsor and Rutland, Vermont
The daily union., 1856-11-05

TH QUEBEo AND LryERrooL srElnERs.--Tbe Quebec and
Liverpool line Of steamers will during the winter be
tween Liverpool and Portland only commencing on The
26th instant from Liverpool.
The daily union., 1856-11-05

NEw YoRK CgTr SoRrkLrr.--The weekly report OF the
mortality Of New York Ci,y shows that the total number
Of deaths for the seek epdag Saturday November ia
40l being increase Of IS as compared with the preced
ing week. The principal diseases which caused death
we're consumption, 59 nfanhe cholera, 8; infne con.
wilson's, "a dysenery, TO- scarlet fever 10; infantle
msrasmus, 45.
The daily union., 1856-11-05

PRyArE SIGNALS or the MERCHANTS or Bosrox-A beau
fu photographic engraving (ssys the Boston Adyortlser
the private signals Of the merchants Boston has lust
been published by John T Smith, esq, OF the Merchants
Exchange News Room engraving which i Of large
size and executed in spirited maune represents one hun
dred and twenty-five distinct nags Of different designs and
combinations OF colors II viii form an appropriate dec
oraion for the counting ROOM and win be especially useful
TO merchans underwriters and shpmasters FOR reert
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-26
Wmrlikc News from Knusus.

Sr LOUIS July 25.-Advices received in this city
state that Col. Lane crossed the Missouri river into
Kansas last Monday at the head of six hundred men
armed with Shnrp's rifles Revolvcrs aud Bowie
Knives Lane is reported rs wing declared his pur
pose to force his way up the Missouri
skAnothcr regiment of United States troops under
Cen Harvey, Ind arrived at Fort Lcayenworth.
1t was reported Tina " party Of Cheyenne Indians
had attacked the Guard-house at Fort keanoy, aud
rescued some Indian prisoners that were confined
there. They lost three men, but made good hcIr re-
trent
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-26
ARRIVALS AT THE
w n ziiin StOn TI0use-Sncad a. Clark ,PrOprietors

JuyE 25th.--A G Dunn, Va l. T R r; c Manson
City; R " Snead, Amherst; Mrs. Wilkinson child
q seryt, Rockbridgei Jones, PittsylVania; 1 smith,
Big Lick; G Anderson, Glasgow; II Berger servt
Pittsylvania; DR.. o OWNS, b L rolaferro, City; n
Dinwddic Miss Dinwiddie, Campbell; " Clayton,
Miss Clayton. Bedford; W Murre lady child
Putnam co.. J N Robinson, Marion; VIM, Wythe-
vile; Anbert, Roanoke; Mcfarland, Augusta; A
j. Mcdonald City Clayton. Miss NJ + Clayton
Bedford; W Horton, Campbell; S J Thompson, D W
Singleton Pitts ylvana.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-26
The Railroad Accident near PhIIa-
slelDlln

Pn1lAprlfhl,, July 25th.--rhc jury which has
been engaged in investigating the causes aud cir.
cums'ances of the late tVrbe accident this city
have found verdict that the disaster was ooeasonea
by the criminal negligence of the conductor of the
Excursion train and the defective rules of the rompa
nv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-26
5ob Printing Promptly. Neatly and
e'neApsy Done.

The public will remember that there is connected
with the Virgnian establishment OF the most thor
onehly equipped job Offices in this section of the l.
mon. Some fthe most beautiful specimens OF job
work ever done in Virginia have lately passed from
Nndrr our presses
Oar facilities enable us TO execute every descrip-
''2a oi WORK from mammoth poster to the smallest
card and from book to circular with neatness and
despatch upon the most satisfactory terms
Orders will receive prompt attention.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-26
NJ ar1kets.

BALTIMORE, July Eonr firm new wanted
Wheat firm Red 81 .i7a1 30; White 81 Abul GA
Corn steady; White 60a6a Yellow 60
Nrw Yoag, July 25.--Flouradvaneod Ohio Sc Is
Standard Southern $3.50.
Wheat 2a5 cts
Corn unchanged
Virginia 6's 93I
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-26
Arrest Of Mr.. uBurlIngumc,

WASHINGTON July 25,-Mr Burlngame, of Mas
saehusctts was arasted in this city this morning aud
held to bail in the smm of $4,000 not to fight duel
in the District of Columbia leave the District for
the purpose of fighting.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-26

SUDDEN DhArH.-Dr. n. c. Whitehead, a We
nerable citizen Of Norfolk, died suddenly on
Monday night of disease of tho heart Tho
deceased acted temporarily a. mayor of that
city last summer,on the death Of Mayor Woods,
and since 1886 has been the President Of the Far
,ners Bank at Norfolk Tho News saws he has
been in feeble health since last year. when he
had violent attack of yellow fever.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-26
IouN u. OLIVER. Ma. Nv .!rn,ier smce.

- INV oHlEARa La Agent Tor the sale OF Mancfactnred
Tobacco would respectfully soei Consgnmcns from Mann
oiurers In Virginia with the that he
dea IN the attln except CpmmAsan Merchant His wholo
time and attention will he devoted 10 the Interests ohofc who
may favor lin with their consgumentR which liberal al
Nnnros win be made
MISUNDERSTANDING Keen. Jesse Hare & Co, Hurt 4
Prratnn Knight q Allen, Col Aug Ioitwch, Ammon L.
Hancock, LynehburE Chas NJ Cosby, L. II Holland Dnn
Vile John \ Walker, Richmond.
lnlN Il Arin
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-26

AAERteAN MASS MEEFiNa.-TRoY, n. Y, Ju.
~ % The Americans held an immense mass
meeting in this city last evening. From six to
eight thousand people were present Hon. Eras-
tns Brooks. of N. Y, was the principal speaker.
Large delegations attended from Albany. Cohoes
lanslngbugh, Waterford, Westpont aud Green
lslnnd D
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-26

Lib prises amounting G20i 900
Tho $1,000 prsea OF o. determined by the number which
Travis the sioWW ffigof that number should he odd
Der then every odd number ticket IN The Scheme viii be EMIT
ed to ~ u number than every number ticket
VIII he entitled 10 ~ IN addition To any other Prize which may
be drawn
Purchasers Ia bnsWg equal quantity of odd aud
number tickets VIII bo certain Of nearly oueaf the
cost OF the sane with chances OF obtaining other Prizes.
All those ickots ending with o. g. evena thoao
ending with l. =, D, :, q. odd
" iomombor that every irko IL drawn and payable 10
hlll without deduction
Al Prizes Of rDp aud ndar rnid Immediately after iho
drnwingothcr Prizes NJ the usual tmn thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential The drawn Nun
beH VIII DO forwarded To purchasers immediately after the
drawing
Who'c Tickets, SIO-UDIves, @5-Qunrsers, ~.
Prize Tickets cashnd renewed In other Tickets at either
office.
ofdetsfer Tickets onn bn Addressed to
5. SWAN a. CO, atlanta Ga.
or S. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-26

AIR. BuRiINeaME AND Nh Brooks. WASH.
INGToN, July ga telegraph dispatch was
received to day from Mr.. Burlingame. from
New, York, saying That he intended forthwith 10
return to Washington, rs Mr. Brooks had failed
10 follow him. He was answered 10 pursue his
Journey to Canada and await his appointed time,
but some Of bis friends anticipate his return to
morrow Meanwhile the police officers Of
Washington the lookout for him.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-26

Gov. CoRwN.-This gentleman has authorized
the Cincincinnai Columbian to contradict tho
statement that he about to take the stump
for Fremont. He says he will vote Tor Fillmore
But if the Fillmore ticket is not likely to Garry
Ohio, then he will vote for Fremont and DAYTON
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-26

wife ofMr. c. 3. Crcnshaw, will take place at the
residence Of her father, Ro H. Gray, this afternoon at
half past o'clock, saturday, July 26th) The
friends aud acquaintance Of the family are respect
fully invited 10 attend
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-26

NEW York Wing MOVEMENT. Albany. N. Y.
July "a The Wing State Committee has called
a Convention for the l4th of August to appoint
delegates to the National Wing Convention TO
be held in Baltimore. 1t also passed resolutions
endorsing Fillmore.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-26

Old PoiNr.-A letter from Old Point SAYS
that that there from 100 to 6D0 visitors there
Mrs Col; Fremont was not there, but spent few
days in Hampton. Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-26

WITHDRAWAL or Com STOCKTON. Commo
dore Robt. Il. Stockton has withdrawn from the
Presidential canvass In favor Of Willard Fillmore
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-26

ANOTHER Contested SEAT DECIDED
House of Representatives yesterday decided the
contested seat of the delegate from New Mexico
by turning out Mr. Gallegos and putting in Mr..
Otero.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-26
Conversational.

WASHINGTON, July 2b.--SeNArr.--The bin proyd-
ing for the prepayment of postage printed matter
passed the Senate to-day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-26

The Hon. Willard Fillmore is at present so
iournng at tho Montengle House suspension
Bridge. n visit to the Falls.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-26
B Y I E L + & r APH
Photographed Expressly for the "virsimiam.
Fillmore Meeting In New York.

hkw YORK, July a5th--A Fillmore ratification
meeting war held in This city last night aud was
largely attended
Addresses were delivered h, Hon. Messrs. Davis of
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-26

VIRGINIA SrRlNGs.-There are 500 visitors at
toe Rookbridge Alum Springs. 400 at the Green.
lrler White solpher. 300 at the Fauquer White
sulphur and $50 at the Montgomery White Sui.
phur
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-26

n IGMTNING.-J. sPRATT's Patent Insula-
ted Lightning Conductors with improved Rod being the
most approved Lightning Conductor offered to the public
II is recommended by eminent scientific gentlemen in all
ons of the country also by large numbers of in city
and country who enjoying their protection Please call
and examine the Rod for yourselves Orders for the above
Rods for Churches Factories, Dwelling &c, will receive
prompt attention by applying in person or by mail TO
C. s. BLISS.
july TITS i.vnehhurg Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-26
NOTICE TO. UlLDERs.-Proposni- 10,

~ building newfouse Of Worship orthe First prcshye
ran Church of this city hereby invited The plan and
specifications will be ready for examination at tho Counting
Room af Messrs Burroughs Shacr Co the 9Th day Of
August Proposals invited for the whole job anil also for
the Stonework Brick work Carpenersork Plastern Roof
ing Painting &C. separately Said proposals will be received
until the 10th day Of August the work to be commenced
coon thereafter as possible +. b. DEANE, Jr,
July lad&ctl6nnf. tihmn Bldg ON. II Church,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-26

GALE OF Valuable Lands desire "a sell she
- tract of Land which reside IN Bedford County on the
waters Of Ivy Greek The tracts contains about $50 ACRES
100 which valuable bottoms self renoyanR and
very productive. There Is also full supply of heavily tim
bored land
Tho improvements all new, aud of large and
commo dlous DWELLING HOUSE, kitchen,- Smoka.houso
Dairy, Stables Barns &c &c There hards Of NIL kinds
OF tho best fruit n the tract
Being anxious TO to the South will make to tho
interest of any desiring 10 purchase.
june el dma.frs SAMUEL NJ. SCOTT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-26
NUS VIRGINIA ou.TmunuTsoN ENTEm

VuuE
u PRISE-NoTicE 70 AGENTS AND HOLDERS oF TicKtIs
Satisfied FROM the amount my sales aud from the
ports of the Agents In Of the country that not
third Of tickets have been sold am compelled 10 announce
thni tho Distribution viii not take place the lat OF August
advertised nor at amy future time.
The epta Enterprise finally abandoned All persons hold
ing tickets viii apply from they purchased
Tor their redemption and where they puchaB from
local will redeem them demand Tho local agents
where instructed refund the they have
eeived, take In mud return the tickets To
JESSE r. HOPKINS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-26

~ in market for NEGROES of both between
ages 10 and 30 years Including Mechanics, such
Backsmith and Carpenter, and viii pay the highest mar
ket prices cash. His office newly erected brick building
ls Lynch street Immediately in Of the Farmers
Bank where he prepared {hayng erected buildings with
board negroes Lyncburg for sale 9th
moderate terms, and keep them
they were placed In the jail Of the Corporation
nav 1gdSrlv SETH WOODROOF.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-26

EXECUTED FOR SLAVE STEALING. NJ ."a.
oony;cted for slave stealing. was hung a.
n.y., ostervie. s. c., on Friday 18th inst. II"
nsrsisted to the last in asserting his lnnooeneF'
Moses Gosset. convicted of the same onencu 60
mated his crime on the same day at o"'o"''''''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-26
HxGE.A HOTEL. Ola re.n. C.m.er..-

HSGG1A HOTEL, Old Point Comfort
This most delightful SUMMER RESORT, the most
inviting the Southern Neaboad convenient 10 the Salt
Hath and all the Injuries of the Tide regioDn broad
view Of Hampton Roads aud hes hessprako hay, aud with
an Important military post beside IT, has passed to the pfoprc
torshp Of the uuegncd and viii be opouad the 10Th of
June, after which II viii not be again closed
Disease Is almost unknown Old Point Comfort Mt
season For health Indeed II be said 10 rival the most
secluded watering place II the mountain Interior TINT the
upander feel risk In the
ton aud the Injuries II this attractive lowland retreat
Every department viii be allied by the best 10 be had
while the general of the proprietor will guard the
comfort OF Visitors and the reputation of the establishment
old Point Comfort, MAY 9TH, jos. SEGAR.
Nm I'm .LlA MIN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-07-26
Citp ImO State aHairs,

hR. CABEL1 APPoISTMENrs-Mr VIM NJ Cabell
Eector in the Amherst Congressional district, will
speak at the following times and places:
Liberty the ith Monday in July
Charlottesville LIST Monday in August
Amherst {. Ho. Sd Monday in August