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Shooters! Shooters!!
ASeSnard's Patent Revolving HammCr

THIS pistol for simplicity Of construction facility Of
l0Rdhs aud ea pirg, r0iy Of diseharEins, power aud
convenience OF carrying, aud in exemption
rom liability 10 accidental dischgI t, claims Supe
ority Ell Others Manufactured.
snail lot just received and lOr sale al thr cheap Jew
elTy Store OF G. p BROWE
nly1 Sn 4 Washington HALL
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RICHLY IMPORTANT.

HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
NELSON'S Premium Chinese LustTsi Washing Fluid.
IN greatest Improvement yet discovered FOR SaVtn
labor end expense in shIng Clothing and House Clean
ing Linens and cottous washed by this Fluid will be
winter and softer han than If beached the ETaSs.-
wARR not to injure ths fabrC Every lady ma!
satisfy herself that point by soakinga piet OF oto
LEenin the Fluid, full strength, for q hours which
will clearly show that 1t most be purely TnesS, whe
dilute with gallons Oi water to har1 pint OF fluid.
The Chinese washing Fluid is worth three Times the
single sixpence which viii for largo family
washing, which can be done in 5Or hOuTa.
Manufactured aud sold by the subscriber who hGslatr
ly purchased the rightror Ohio orounyt, Va.
JAS. MELL0R,
Angq NO. 26, UniOnSt., MheeliEs, Va.
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HOUSE Furnishing Store.

HAVE just opened Al No. 81 Monroe street, new
stock o. housekeeping articles. Consisting or 1SbiP
SuteTyI Silver Paled bsta aud britannia yaie Plan
shed Jspanned ard Plain Tin ware; Walters OF different
and various Patel na, nsmeula and plain Fsn
tly brushes, wooden wa's, Family HardwaIe, Bathing
aPisIsluA Piis 9hd Kitchen wdle complete
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Notice

NE undersgned, having bought out the entire stCek o
i tOods belonging to AessTs. Wheeler 4 Lakin, Aer
ailors would beg to inform the ciIizeEs OF
Wheeling and vicinity that he intends carrying the
MerChani Tailoring business IN the same room formerly
occupied by MesSIs Wheeler d Lakin, and having OBJ
iaincd the services OF 10th the former prOPr he
is pei aTed make eT every ertice IN ms line
III the latest style aud best manner at very short tce
and very h Having large stock hand nov
he is sell very low, reduce his stO and
make room for the Spring Goods. Now is chance
get good clothing cheap tie VIII warrant every article
to be as recommended, or no sale.
Como one, come all,
And i've call,
At Nu.2, Washington Hail.
ian12 J. u sTALLAAN.
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Removal.
NTcCLALLESS q KNOX have removed their Va0Ie-
M sale Stock Of Boots and Shoes to the
prick building,
No. II3, Main street,
4 few buildings North of the Merchants Mechanics
bank the opposite side OF the street. and 20oors Sout
of VIM T. Seby's dry good store.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore extended TO the
House, they confident that with thei Increased aci
ties doing bus ness they offer merchants stii
greater Inducements for buying than heretofore.
dc2S McCL4LI.HSS q KNOX
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March la, is54.
Co-PARTN ERsHiP.

OO-Fatt IN EHSEiTF.
HHR have this day entered into partnership
foI the purpose cftrapsaeting Comns or and FOR.
waIding business, under the style OF don Matthews
fra. h. S. GoRDON.
mo. u. MA TTHRRS,
JE0. l.. A6EEW..
March lat, 1884. arA
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j. M. LEE,
RHoLESAI.E Q 4 81 AND RETAIL

y - OLA > y IL n. = R
So9GEh oE HATtR AHR UEiON sTs., WuEEiINo, Va.
EEFS constantly on haHd variety OF books, among
IA whielnay BE- found the Is OF al The leading WTi
ere 0i ne u1eS, sueh Jaies bniHer sue, Eliza e.
Uulay. benicit Arthur lirlatd, Dumas aud Lever
A5fy o. hts works AZ bound Ia good style, with hacks
lie also keep an ExchShsb Lbr ~. FeisOns puclras
G BUCKS may return Them amer ieadiG- ihen, which
e VIII paJ the following iceS 5oC b6Us 5n cts; 25s
BOOKS .k, IoT 81 books so ceniA. nlh2g:lN
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z.Ersv.t.r, oHt..

AT. J, B. HeRaeTSBtih:
Dear Sr;-l have been snieted Tor three yeara with
rheumatismtn my back and Tor the aS six months not
able to get 1ut o bed Without help sud our agent
0uI city insisted my trying ole bottle Of ChsIE Flu
!Inulent and ty what effect Il would hRvei and BIT
tie has renewed much that able to get OF
my bed without difficulty. ttna bren bNssirs net
just Try il iot yourse,i, and you wall be W. pleased.
AES. N, CoUnRAH.
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use the Magic Impresgion

%hoiesals and Retail Aeenta,
THOMPSON d PATTERSON,
Ey7;Iy No llT Main stsest.
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OPINIONS or 4nE rRrss.

o
HuBBEEI'S MAsIO INrEE,sroN PAPkR We reisr our
readets 10 the advert in aUoiheT Column, se!Ins
oth the metS OF u Is pleasing and nEeniS invention
Tie eearneS should induce ali give IL tJia-PAiIa
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It's Unsurpassed FOL neainess and Utility, and should
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nyis
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Spring Stock.


IIAyE;ust OPenins ye large and well selected stock
sRddlers Hardware and Conch T'rfmuainKs
whic iBvile attention Of csSuneFs and al
PeEsonS using goods VI this Eha.
Old stzHd, f55 Siain street.
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DISSOLUTION

DISSOLUTION. tt
f{AHE rGTuershln heretofore existing under the rm Of
Gordon, LlaIkS Co, has ths day Deen dissolved by
mutual consent. l.. :. GORDUH,
CLARKE & THAW,
March ls., 1854 j. Is, AMER.
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~ Weslera anl sonthrrn nIerrhnnn.-
Sexton, Seal & swearingsn.
I1IPt.RTERE AND JoBBERS OF
E AMCN DRY GOODS

NINOIS Un 1OOUSs -
Ne 165 marker .st,, above Ath slFesI,
PIiILAD ELP6ffA. - -
j. w. SEXToEJ l., SEAL, A. VAN swEAR1NsEN
FFER TO PpIChssers the largest assortment Of EspeT
" Dry Goods IN city. ltc6mpTises In part OFF
Hosiery OF eil kinds and qualities. -
Gloves Underehlts, Dress Shlrtsbnd Col!an,
Woolen yaTns OF different shadas and eOors
hne assortment OF Shell Combs.
Brushes ofa descriptions.
Dress and 1Silors Trimmings Of all Minds.
Bufnetis, six cord col d Spool Cotton. 49,.
PerluneTy ofa kinda.
As well ake great many styles goods oysu lmppf
tatoH, which here mention and which are Well
worthy the ateiohO OF byerE We feel wa can make ii (O
theuinefest 70 give US icisl. ssnts
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70 Farmers.

THR subscriber viii ship WheaI he eassrR markft
oT faTigIs. charging but sTa sl theTefot His
acqusihAnes E 3uch The highest prfceP aud
by this arrangement hrmeacan have ali 5ehots 81
Tie eastern market. ]. n. KELLER,
ju2T Quincy street
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RATES OF ADVEHTIsIN

KAT Eo . = n D Y = II 4 NN16
THR UNDERSIGNED, publishers OF newspapers In
,h sv OF Wheeling in view OF the increased price OF pa
nor GhOr and other expenses, rendering their eXpenseS
far greater than heretofore, do aree TO charge the follow
than tue rates bellows ten nes or less OF non
sareiI cOnsttulinga square:
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-07
President pierce and Kansas.

Why was Gov. Shannon removed We have
seen no Justification of the act by any Of the Pres
dents friends. We arenot aware Of any call for
IL having been made. escep, by the free state par
ty. Gov. Shannon's only offence, so far rs the
public have been informed. il tina, he recognized
the late Legislature If Kansas. az an authentic
body X sought 10 enforce its laws. In this he was
righi.nnd should have been upheld by the Federal
Executive. But there seems Ia have been from
the beginning determined purpose on The part
of tho President TO make Kansas "A free State
Seeing TINT there was to be no contest in regard
10 Nebraska iha, the South willingly surrendered
that Territory TO the Nor'h-he appointed South
ern man ii. Governor -bu, seeing also iha, the
South was about to make eaart in Kansas. as
il for the sole purpose Of counteraciing her eyer
lions he appointed Northern man there-one
whose sympathy with the free sellers very soon
b. came apparent-who threw the whole weight
Of his personal and official influence in favor Of
the Free state party, and was.so Tar MS we know,
u-tified and sustained in II by the President: for
be il remembered, when Reeder was finally re-
moved from Office the reason assigned was thai
he had been specializing, against law. in Indian
lands. Tho Govcrnorships Of both Territories
became vacant Nebraska by death, aud Kansas
by removal. The President adhered to his orig
inal policy and appointed n southern man to the
former and rendered the appointment to the lat
ter to two or three Northern men-when II was
finally accepted by Wilson Shannon, Of Ohio. lie
has refu .ed 10 aid tho free state pnrty-and Is
removed in behnlf of another Northern man,
Of whose opinions we know nothing, but whose
preferences in regardto Kansas may be inferred
from tho circumstances under which he receives
the appointment, and the locality from which he
halls The Black Republican press IS rejoicing
over simmons removal, II becomes the friends
Of President pieaec aud Mr. Buchanan To show
some sufficient reason for the act. Till thnt Il
done, we are authorized TO imputo it to the fixed
design Of the President ~ make Kansas free
state.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-07

the friends Il pur tinian and true democratic
principles will rally around the sentiment al Gen
raj Jack son. aud show their reverence far his
memory aud great services TO the natiun.espres>
go in his letter IL DR. Coleman, that II Is time
should haeome little more Americnnized."
Since the day ON which this warning was given
our country has been progressing. aud from de
yelapmen,s which have taken place. !, seems Ia
me that the c1igenee- Of the country impress
upon the necessity Of feeling fully olive Ia
our nationality. by eynoing respect for his wise
counsel. | will MT assume to offer Ia tho people
1T Texas the words Of warning and admonition.
In the word. of jackson they have higher coun-
sci. The Days once when my admonitions
aud advice Offered 10 them. They will re-
member what my among them has
been--,hey know with wha. Intense interest !
have sought TO secure their peace and advance
their prosperity Ny devotion t. them is not
lessened at this moment--t can never abato so
long as all treasure upon earth remains in the
bosom Of that community. What ever estimate
they may think proper TO place upon my opin-
ionsis with them. To the aged aud the middle
aged would speak as TO breihren-to the youn-
ger men and The youth | would speak ms a father
and beseech them 10 take the course best cal
culated to restore harmony TO our distracted
country, aud promote the general good.
Thine truly. SAM. HOUSTON.
TO Hon. JONI HANCOCK. Austin, Tex
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-07

DISTRESSING ACCOUNTS FROM TEXAs.--A let
ter received by gentleman in this city from his
brother, dated Huntsville. Texas, July 22d, gives
tho following distressing account of tho drouth
in that section of the Stnte:
"Our prospects in this country are OF the
yloomiest character. For twelve weeks not
drop of rain has fallen within ten miles of this
place. Corn crops have failed entirely. Cotton
is nearly gone. DIR. r., planter near here, who
expected to have raised 10000 bushels of corn.
told me to day. that he should have to buy his
bread for the ensuing year. He has cut down
whole acres of corn merely for the tops and fod.
der. There are number of planters who will
not realize peck of corn to the acre. The
grass is drying out. and the cattle is suffering to
great extent. 1t is the topic in every collec-
ion of men, and general CONSERVATION prevails
throughout the country"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-07

>, "A OhANGE or FoRruNE.-On Friday William
H. Wilder started for Baton Rouge manaclcd
convict on board of the steamboat Capitol. Ue
Is to remain in the Penitentary for ten wears FIR
fraudulent dealings in bounty land warrants. II
Is asomewhat singular fact that the last preyi-
Gus VISIT OF Wilder TO Baton Rouge was as a leg
.slnpr; ana that prison discipline was theme on
""'o" ne occasionally waSod eloquent. His op-
p"rfnni'ies of serving the State in her log;sIp
I'VE halls were more limited as TO time than his
present and prospective opportunities will he in
''he other institution y D P,cavune.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-07

A MANS LEG AND Arm Cur OFF ny A Now
mo MACHINE. Benjamin Leedom, laborer had
just entered field of grass and commenced cut
ting in down with moving machine drawn by
two horses when he came to a low place or gut
ter in the field the heavy, sharp knives. all the
while being in active operation. one arm and one
leg fell directly before the knives which took
them off at single cut. The was cut off ju st
above tho wrist, and the leg a short distance be-
low the ankle. The whole was performed in tho
the twinkng Of an eye. The unfortunate man
who fingered tlrnext day. died in great agony.
He leaves wife and five chdren.-Doyiesfocn
(Pd.) Democrat.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-07

VICTORY IN MIssIssrppI-We learn from ,ha
Jackson Flag that Evans, the American candidate
ct the SIN Judicial district of Mississippi has been
elected by majority of twenty three votes. II
had been reported that Hancock the Democrat
had been elected. but the contrary appears to he
the case; Last yeartbis district gave the demo
crats 1000 majority
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-07

c,ycRgss. Washington. Aug. 5.--SENATE.
Ia day the House bill was passed providing
for the running of the boundary line between
Washington territory and the British possess
ions.
Mr.. Seward presented petition from Mr.. Rob.
inson and others at present confined IN Kansas
on the charge Of treason. for relief from their
condition. The petition was referred ~ the ia
dietary committee. Four river and hafbor bills
were then passed and the Senate adjourned.
HorsE. To day they considered the bills re-
la,ing to the District Of Columbia and passed the
bill relating TO the enlargement Of the rights and
powers Of the Alexandria Canal Company, and
u. senting 10 the act Of the Virginia. leglsia'u ro
for amending the charter which authorlsrs the
company to lease and sell the water privileges
along tho line of canal They went into com
mitiee on the Legislative judicial ana executive
appropriation bill.
Mr. Grow moved TO strike out the sas'ries OF
Judges and secretaries in Kansas. Mr.. Sher-
nan offered us an amendment providing thai no
part of the money for that territory shall be ex-
pended till the release of those under arrest tor
treason and other alleged political offences
This was rejected by six majority. Mr. Grows
amendment was rejected. Mr.. Dunn offered a5
Droviso, that no part of this money be drawn
till bill should be passed, and he approved of
hy the President for the pacifention Of the trou-
bles in Kansas. which bin should contain a slave
~ restriction regarding Kansas Nebraska
This was adopted, ayes 20, noes not counted
Also il was amended on motion Of Mr.. Grow,
that money be paid until the pending proseca-
tions for treason and other alleged crimes be dis
missed.
The compensation and mileage of members of
the Legislative assembly, officers, clerks and con-
tingent expenses amounting to $70.OOO, was
stricken out and the House took recess till 7
L. NJ.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-07

APfrt"mcd Brcnth.-What lady or gentleman ould
W,r the curse of disagreeable breat when using
poN )ENS DENTAL FLUID IL will not II
sweet but make the teeth white alabaster prevent tooth
ache and preserve them decay Recommended NV don
'islS ana physicians everywhere.
Beautiful Complexion be attained its use 1t re-
n'es pnplcs, tan eckles renders the and beau
'nl narting rich roseate hue greatest cosmetic
ever known being free from all injurious matter Price 80
cents For sale by STROTHER & WUITEUEAD
may and DRUGGISTS oxarr,.ha.o
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SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE DAYS
SALE or VALUABLE LAND in Roanoke

-
- CDUSTY-By virtue o: q power Of Attorney given
Xilam Pes who absent fnnl the state viii
offer for sale public the Tract of aud known
whittens adjoining the Big Lick Depot the Virginia
Tennessee Rail osi in the county of Roanoke Thursday
the 18th day Of August neNt, for Cash
land believed 10 contain DO acres
will the dsy of sale The character of the
land as regards fertility Is the vi the lands in the
neiyhborhood proycria richness of soil There is
DIV Cling House place The Overscer, MIR
the will show the place time viii also
land immediately adjoining the DEPOT in lots
suit business 1liOMAS Z. READ.
july ~ ct7augthondS l4ang
THRUST SALE OF 4 VALUABLE TOBACCO
Il FACTORY AND FACTORY FlXTURES-By virtue
of deed by PAM james Warner Jones and
Duva the Goth March, 1855, and duly recorded
burg the subscriber the Trustee therein named viii Sar
day the 10th day Of the NTH Augus proceed
the promises to sell at public auction the piece Of ground
conveyed by said deed situated the
and Eighth Street in the City Of ynchburs with tue Large
Brick Tobacco Factory thereon
The subscriber will al the time and place sell
the personal property also eyed by said deed
consisting of Iron Screws Presses Mills and variety
Tobseco Factory Fixtures.
The real estate viii be sold liberal which
made know the day of sale and the Fixtures
months for all Of $50 and under that sum
cash Negotiable satisfactorily endorsed viii requir.
ed on deferred payments,
aug 4dtl6aug ,CREED r WILLS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-07

HEAVY RoBBERy.-The dry goods store of
Mr.. Thomas. on Spring street n Y. was robbed
Sunday night of $4,000 worth of silks and satins,
$4,000 in notes and paper, aud $500 in cash.
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-.
llcmOCraCx and The DulCll.

A foreigner who will permit himself To be hon
oy fugglcd by tho Democracy is noble specimen
Of man! But foreigner whofolowing tho impul-
SEES Of instinct prejudice aud education, takes
position in favor of free labor and free soil is II
worry different character. Accordingly SEQ il
stated that:
The editor of the Sentinel Mt indianapolis The or
gan of the Buchanan interest In that State, wishc3
that the Dutch were all in Holland and Holland wa
in h-il.n \ characteristic way the Democratic
party has OF treating ia allies when they refuse 10
vote the Democratic ticket.
Alexander kayscr, one OF the leading democrats
and most influential Germans of Missouri, hn3 come
out in II letter to his fellow Germans in favor of John
c. Fremont lie says
II confess am so constituted that the unpublished
outrage on MIR. Sumner has deeply shaken
my faith in the democracy of the present ndmnstra-
ton than all their other delcnquinces put together
| want to see such vulgar conduct reprimnuded aud
~ nm old and democrat OF sixteen wears stand
ing rs II late Pierce ccctor, would respectfully re
quest Mr. Buchanan TO make known his sentiments
parliamentary cndgcug, and whether free and en-
lightcned America is 10 ronluish the glorious cm-
blem of the stars and stripes for an cmbla1onry of
clubs and sung Shots
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-07

BUCHANAN has been ready to serve his party
in tho Presidency for twenty years In ls36
ho was repudia,ed by his pnrty for Van
Buren,. and he was set aside again for Van Buren,
in 1910; in 1874 he was turned off for Polk; in
1913 for Cass, and in 1852 for Pierce Verify
his party have been II long time finding out his
merits considering how transccndent they are,
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d., uennicd Riticrs-Lroau tha Rosnn aforniua pn.

Oxy genated Bitters.-From the Boston MorRihS Post
coon ADVICE TO DYsPEPTICsln these DAYS quackery
panaceas and wonderful cures is hardly safe
any thing in the catalogue Of patent medicines AMI will
not knowingly misead readers in these but when
have undeniabe proof of the real value of
the testimony estimable citizens besides
it duty 10 give publicity such remedy The Oxygenated
Bers sold by Mcssrs Seth w. Fowe Co. le Washington
Street, know have received the
and their virtues aud efficacy fully attescd by many ci
of the highest rcspectabliiy
Any individual suffering from weakness and Of
the stomach nervousness debility any FORM will
regret making fair trial of this invaluable medicine
None genuine unless signed BUTTS on the wrapper.
SETH w. fOWLE & Co. l3S Washington Street Bos.
ton Proprieors. Sold by their agents everywhere.
For sale by J. H. THOMPSON Il co. and j. II. SEAY.
dS cJtawlw
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,NnC.T E0Fa yAIiiAULE TOWACCO


uDlRE PORT WINE, for med ic ina y ur ,Ose..
i We have Just received few dozen Bottles this very
from the Importers and bottled pressy for
Also old Martcl Cognac and London Dock Brandy Old
Holland Gin Sherry Madeira. caret and Hedsck Wines
London Porter blackberry and Whorobeuy Bounce &c &c
II. NJ HARRIS & co
Dealers in Tobacco Cigars and Bottled
aug Eta Wines Il Liquors. Main st, Lynchburg
lNDUCATION.-Mrs. X. II. TOwmley, will re.
II her School duties Monday the OF September
TERMS Session Of five months:
For beginners $40
For advanced pupils 10
aup7 al m t1spn